The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

GA ck the Newsboy' of San Jose SUN
headss the procession for the secono
series q The CaHs gold prizes. A San
FranciscA lady paid three months
subscriptfs n in his favor yesterday
inst TO enta urage hBn in his struggle
- MI, erst rize II do not know the
young man. tNlt | admire MS piueN'
said she. and az he is making his way
single-handed tFAough life l want TO
do what can 10 encourage him and
belp him along. Nherefore you may
send The Daily cali for three months
to c. L. Nelson, Tekoa. Whitman Couh-
ty. Wash, and credit ftA9 900 votes 10
'Newsboy Jack.
Sacred Heart College by gam Oh
$500 moved up to second ph'ee' com
peIIing Miss Merani to drop ha'cNS 70 NO
5. The Oakland young lady va not
heard from yesterday. which accounts 's
for her loss of position.
THIRTY-Two AGAINST ONE
Emile Itersen by gain of 27oF,
passed the 10000 mark and captured
fourth place from the Christ Church
Athletic Club, of which he is mem
Der. Emile is pitted against the popu-
lar president. Enard Slack. and the
thirty-one other members of the club.
so it is a fight of one against thirty
two. and so far Emile has the best of
it. His experience in the first period
of the contest in which he won prize
of $50, is standing him in good stead,
as he knows Just how to work the
ropes to pull in the votes. But the
other boys are getting wise pretty fast
and if the old proverb. In union there
is strength" holds good. they viii beat
Emile to the goal where the bags OF
gold are hung up. Church people in
Sausalito and elsewhere. especially
those of the Protestant Episcopal faith,
are beginning to take a good deal Of
interest in the efforts of these boys to
secure "a fund to equip their gym
nasium The athletic clubs gain in
votes yesterday was only $50. but there
will be a further increase today.
NOTES OF PROGRESS
James Anis Quinn. the st. Ignatius
College lad. continues to accumulate
l.votes. An increase of 1850 yesterday
brought his score up to $500
Miss Emile Hayward, who won
fourth prize in the first series and ex-
oects to do as well or better in the
second, by a gain of $500 yesterday
moved up from eleventh to seventh
place.
Mrs. Theresa Coleman of Point Rich
mond who has not been heard from
rafr n pd n
eighth place.
Mrs. Mary c. Deasy. the second prize
winner in the first series. gained 1000
Yesterday, but has not been able to get
away from No 8.
Little 1rma Klaumann. who won
third prize in the first series, is on the
toboggan in this and has slid down as
far a. No 10. But she was at times
good deal lower than that in the first
period and still finished as No. 3 and
won a purse of 5000 She is going TO
school at present. but will likely make
things interesting for her rivals be-
fore the end of the period.
GOOD MEDICINE FOR SICK GIRL
Miss Gladys Adcock has just landed
her first big subscription, giving her
an increase of $500 votes at one jump
Miss Gladys is again confined to her
bed with ILLNESS and is under the doc
scriptions given by sympathetic friends
will prove the best kind of medicine
for her She is indebted to P. Sellers
a popular waiter. for her first yearly
subscription, and she hopes there will
be many more as kind as he, especially
while the doctor forbids her to go out
in search of votes. Gladys has had a
long list of misfortunes. including
broken bones both before and since
the disaster of last April but she hopes
the dawning of brighter era is at
hand. She is the daughter of a poor
widow who lost her home in the great
IRE. and some OF The Calls prize money
would make her and her mother feel
very good. Despite her misfortune,
Miss Adcock rs a very sunny tempered
little girl, one of the kind who know
how to be grateful for favors shown
Miss Anna Skinner another refugee
girl who has suffered great deal from
sickness. has had the misfortune to
fall back from tenth to twelfth place,
which Miss Adcock vacated to become
No, H. Miss Skinner won $40 purse
In the first period. and this has encour
aged her to try again.
Mrs F. johnson of Rural Route No. 4.
Santa Rosa. has gained place in the
score list as No. Il, with 200 votes to
her credit to begin with. Mrs. John
son says: "I hope I viii get some of
the prize money. I am in need of
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