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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
DOCTORS BATTLE
FOR TWIN BABIES
Pasadena Agency,
IT North Raymond a AveiS991 91s4
Phones: Sunset 1SOh Hoine -A-''

a,e.DrNA Nav 17.-One of the most
o1,i5ar 49, battIes for infant life in the ms
tor,g of the state Is now pelhs Mae eTbicb
the Pasadena hospital; ;.de IL - three days ago,
coIio coy aIten to now the odds are way agaiiiiSl
fhe attending physician, for ne t,9e, Is "a nf
~ save the life of the twin chlloreh u
Mrs. w. McCready. ,.o,oa,, thew are
.seven-month" babies, and the Two dots %
together only weigh scant siN am tpair q
half pounds. They oiaT are e,ncmbator cmfas which
wea onIv installed three days ago IN the
pesadena hospital, the gift OF WealenS
friends of the institution who nau peeii
urged to give this particular piece VI "p
FR RV singular coincidence the nrst cases
in the incubator are brought TO the st los
nital by the physician who was the iiiosl
ardent for the installation f OF file r,,rse ham
teringlv told this physician that ne couiu
now 'trot on the babies he laughlnssIy sa.
reioined that he would have couple IoI
the machine .,i IN a gay ybaI ~ IN rne less than
fortv.eight hours he would be opllgeo 10
resort to the costly apparatus TO save III
fant life. z4,tos +b,+
since $50 o'clock this morning, when the
twins were born, it has been constant
fight to keep one of them alive. even IN
the incubator. He also states that potn
would be dead by now were 1t not Tor tne
apparatus MTe.r installed providentially but
one of the babies only weighs three
pounds whne the other tips the scales
at three and half pounds. Oxygen has
been administered to the lighter of the
twins at intervals all day, and the tenn
perature for both Is kept at 80 degrees:
with a trained nurse constantly at hano
to watch developments.
All the physicians of the city are watch
ing this battle for the babies with grea'
interest, and If the man-made machine
wins out it will be great victory fol
modern science.
Admiral Swineburne at Hotel del Coro
| nado
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
GIANTS HAVE WON SIXTEEN
GAMES IN SUCCESSION
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE New York
Nationals won their sixteenth stralgnt
game today when they beat St Loms IN IN
both games of a double header; Inc nrst
contest went twelve innings, Matthewsoh
proving to be better slayer than Beepe'
Strang was put out of the first game De-
fore he had a chance to bat Score'
First game
st. Louis l, hits 3, errors l..
New York 2, hits g. errors L.
Batteries-Beebe and Noonan; Matthew
son and Bresnahan.
Second game
st. Louis 0, hits 8, errors g.
New York A. hits l. errors .. -,
Batteries-Karger and Marshall; McGin-
nifty and Bowerman.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
POLYS OUT FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
Los Angeles High School viii Present
Strong Lineup When Time Is
Called for Big Academic
Diamond Struggle

A red hot article of amateur ball is an
ticlpated for this afternoon when the Los
Angeles Polytechnic and Los Angeles
high school mines meet at Chutes park in
an effort to decide the County League
championship.
Polytechnic defeated the Los Angeles
men last year by a score of 81 but the
previous game can scarcely be used as a
criterion of what may happen, as each
club has been strengthened considerably.
Both Polytechnic and high school have
met the champion st. Vincent team, and
in each instance the Academies gave a
very creditable account of themselves;
The Polytechnic boys owe their victory
of last Wednesday, when they defeated
the Harvard nine, to Lee, a full blooded
Chinese, who has pitched fast ball
throughout the season. Lee is also strong
with the bat and his two-sackers Wednes-
day sent in the winning runs.
Rodman may enter the pox If Lee
shows evidence of going to pieces
Los Angeles High presents strong
lineup. Reamer will do the box work
with Stan Mitchell receiving. Mitchell is
one of the best amateurs hereabouts both
in the field and with the stick.
Game will be called at 2:30 o'clock.
The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
DR.. WALTER WINS IN
QUALIFYING ROUND
Bv Associated Press.

PACIFIC GROVE, Ca, May 17.-The
events of the day at the Del Monte golf
links were the qualifying round over
round of match play in the contest for
mems amateur championship OF. the Pa
cfic Coast Golf association. The silver
medal contest in the qualifying round
brought out good play and was won by
Dr. S. P. Walter, with a score Of so. He
was followed by G. Z: Maud, 81; T. B.
Mumford, S5. and l.. Stratton. So.
In the afternoon in the first round of
match play quite a different showing was
made. Both Maud and Mumford got into
their regular steady form. while Walter s
strikes were far less efficient than In the
morning.
PLAY ended over the eighteen holes,
with Mumford defeating Walter by up
and to play and with Maud apparently
easily victorious over Stratton, his score
being up and to play.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
ELEVENTH ANNUAL
CONVENTION ENDS
EPISCOPALIANS CALL SESSION
SUCCESSFUL
DELEGATES Elected to Represent Dio-
cese at TrlennlaI Convention to
Be Held at Richmond in
October

The eleventh annual convention Oh
the Episcopal diocese of Los AngeIesS S
closed Yesterday afternoon aIter oHe e o
the most successful series OF fneesids fnids Cd
in it's history. Bishop Johnson ,pona Po the
during the week, and reports from Iie g
various branches showed the "oiA III
a prosperous condition. ao,, +be
All day Thursday and yesteraag the e
time was devoted to ballotlnS ~ for
various committees and principally IL IL
the delegates to represent the uioSeiid i,id
at the triennial convention TO pc me- tae
in Richmond in october TO opse1fe the
three hundredth annlversarSs s, cburc h
in America. Thursday Rev: BAKER les.
Lee was elected as a delegate anu ted
terday the following were Int,iie m
Very Rev. J. J; wilkins 3 FeV' i, rrew, ~ wv j.
Farewell Phillips, Thomas L. Wihoei'
w q Mushet and d. Clevelana, ,-o-
The board Of missions, one OF Ine ,ita ri. q
portant bodies of the dioceGse. dGorr,sck, %S
Rev. J, A; M EHarss HaPter. NSy; ". 6. Mushet, !:
Re1,a1gell ReE, H Phillips. Charles F. Hinds
and General Chandler
Committees Appointed
rhe following committees were ap-
pUstdi Standing executive committ99eTThhewy Thew.
Rev. ]. ]. wilkins Rev a: '" D. III.
& Rev; " n n T., Winder, H. E. Brett. T.
BrITiani 3 ADAMS, DR.. ]: NJ. Radebaushwi william
= Board of missiops1ReNXdi ADAMS REV. Rev.
MacCormack, Rey ): s:well n Phillips, W.
A. NJ. Porter, j. Bake"ei
e. Press HesHe' committee-Rey. j. csoTee u; e. g.
browne Rev. Baker P. Lee Geofee ~
Parsons. ,.+oeC NJ Swim
nerton noS J. II. Pearman, Rev. w. H.
Doggett. .,,1ors-Rev. C. e.
spaulding, Rev. r. r. GooueA'
Yestspday Fatsqda afternoon the Danshttierg
~. .he King held their annuai. III sare
Tnh;ob 0I ;re Continued last night with SCI
vice in the pro-cathedral.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
AMERICAN
SAN DIEGO TEAM is
LOCAL STUMBLING BLOCK

Judging from the start which has
been made in the southern state base
ball league there will be lively bid
for the title before the schedule is COM
pleted. 1t is up to some Los Angeles
team that this San Diego set of Pick
wick boys take a beating.
Impresario Perkins should do bit
OF roasting and get his men together.
San Diego has thus far made the local
amateur teams appear cheap so far as
winning is concerned.
Hoegee Flags have started well and
may make a strong finish.
Following is the standing to date:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
OCCIDENTAL AND
POMONA TO CLASH
Presbyterians Have One Game to
Their Credit and the Series
May End with Today's
Contest

Occidental and Pomona meet this after
noon on Alumni diamond, Claremont, to
play their second baseball game in the
intercollegiate series.
The first game resulted in victory for
the Presbyterians on their home grounds
at Highland Park by the narrow mar
Gaily, the promising young slabster,
who replaced Spurgeon when the latter
was batted out of the LoX in the game
with the hard hitting Catholics, last Sat
urday, will pitch for the blue and white
aggregation. Rob Spurgeon of track
fame. will receive his delivery.
Thacker is expected to be in the box
for the Occidental team.
The lineup for this game is as fol-
lows:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
Romeseekers. Club Toniaht.

Every one desiring to secure farm home
in California is invited to the meeting at 8
o'clock this evening in Home Extension Hall,
Chamber of Commerce Fourth new town and
colony now being formed. also the Los Ange-
les Acre Lot Club. Land distributed at whole
sale tos members. Come and learn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
eIsLs WILL PLAY BASKETBALL

The Los Angeles high and Marlbor-
ough girls basketball teams will meet
in battle royal on the University of
Southern California courts this MORN
ing The Marlborough authorities
would not sanction any arrangement
which allowed members of the mas
cuine sex to be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
KRE|G BECOMES
REVOLVER KING
Wins Indoor Championship Meetings
Held in Eastern States-St.
Louis Man in Second
Place
Rv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 17.-According to
an announcement made by j. B. Crab
tree. secretary of the United States
Revolver association, William Kreig
of Chicago won the indoor revolver
championship in the national cham
pionship held from March Is to "a in
Maine, Rhode ISLAND, Massachusetts,,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Illinois, Louisiana, Mis-
souri,. North Carolina and Iowa.
Kreig made a total score of asa out
of a possible 500. S. e. Sears of st.
Louis was second with 445
]. A. Dietz of this city won the ma
tional indoor pistol championship with
a total of ASS out of a possible 500
w. G. Kreig was second with 445.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
PORTLAND WINS LONG
GAME FROM SEALS
By Associated Press.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 17.-Portland
won an eleven-inning game from San
Francisco today to 6. Portland had
a lead to In the ninth inning, when
hits and Kinsella went into the box
Portland tied the score in the ninth
and won in the eleventh on an error by
Webb. Score:
Portland 7, hits IL, errors 5.
San Francisco 6, hits 8, errors 2.
Batteries-Gum, Kinsella and Dona-
hue; Joy, Henley and Street. Umpire
Derrick
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
ANGEL CRICKETERS TO
PLAY SANTA MONICA

Captain Pat Higgins of the Los An
geles Cricket club will journey to
Santa Molica this afternoon for a
game with the beach town contingent.
Following are those who comprise
the local team: Higgins, Barwell, Nor
ris, Tompkins, Mitchell, Downing,
Bhumgara, Alton, Brown, Crouch.
Bowen and Salter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
YANKEES VICTORY PUTS
DETROIT IN THIRD PLACE

By Associated Press.
DETROIT, Mich, May 17.-New York
hit Sever hard all through the seven
innings that he pitched, and only good
fielding prevented the piling up of more
runs. Eubanks who replaced him, did
good work. Score:
Detroit 8, hits 5, errors 0.
New York ., hits 49, errors I.
Batteries-Siever, Eubanks and Schmidt;
Orth and I<lienow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
MELODY LEAVES FOR THE EAST

Honey Melody, the Boston welter-
weight whom Michael Sullivan defeat
ed recently, left last night for the cul-
tured burg. Although Melody met
with disaster during his stay IN Los
Angeles the quiet fellow made an eX-
is fitted for better places than the ring;
and his friends hope that "Honeyso
recent defeat will cause him TO give
I'm the glove game.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
PITCHER JOSS BRINGS JOY TO
CLEVELAND FANS WITH HIT
By Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, May 17-Cleveland made
it three straights from Boston today
box, Harris and Joss entering with the
score a tie. Joss went in with third and
second occupied and no one out. He re-
tired the side without run, and in the
tenth drove In the winning run with
single. Score:
Cleveland hits TO- errors 2.
Boston 5, hits IL, errors 8.
Batteries-Joss and Clark; Glaze Har-
ris and Armbruster
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
SENATORS DOWN cHIcAGo's
PROUD SOX CHAMPIONS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 17.-Pitcher Patten held
Chicago at bay today while his team
mates took full advantages of Chicago's
misplays. Score:
Chicago l. hits 7, errors l.
Washington 4, hits 10, errors ..
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Patten
and Hayden
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
CARLISLE AND ELLIS RAP
OUT HOME RUNS
NaaIe Batted Freely and Is Replaced
by Burns, Who Aids In
the Seraph Vic
tory
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NV Associated Press.
tory

SAN FRANCISCO. May 17.-Carlisle
promises to displace Truck Eagan as
the home run getter. The Los Angeles
fielder scored another four-bagger to-
day. and Ellis performed the same feat.
Oakland batted Nagle freely In the
sixth and seventh innings, and as
precautionary measure Burns pitcheo
the last two innings. Score
Tnc ANCr1TEc
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
NO RAIN AT BPooKLYN
AND TROLLEY DODGERS LOSE

By Associated Press.
BROOKLYN, May 17.-Pittsburg beat
Brooklyn today. 1t was pitchers bat
tie all through Score:
Pittsburg /, hits 4, errors o.
Brooklyn 0, hits 3, errors 1.
Batteries-Lifield and Phelps; Pastorius
and Ritter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Home runs-Carlisle and Ellis. Two
base hits-Dillon. Egan, Bliss, Cravath,
Bernard (2), Haley. Sacrifice hit
Nagle Base on balls-Of Nagle, 4; on
Burns, Q; off Wright, 4. Struck out
Ry Nagle, 2; by Burns, 2; by Wright, o.
Hits-Off Nagle. Il; off Nagle, s. Seven
innings, credit victory to Nagle. Time
OF game-1:45. Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
CINCINNATI HAS SMALL
DIFFICULTY WITH PHILLlES
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-Cincinnati
easily defeated Philadelphia today by hit
ting Sparks ano Duggleby hard; The
home team failed to connect with Holt.
Cincinnati r. hits IA, errors 2.
Philadelphia 4, hits g. errors 4.
Batterles-Hitt and Schlei; Sparks and
Duggleby, Richie and Jacklitsch.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
ST. LOUIS OVERWHELMS
PHILADELPHIA WITH RUNS
Rv Associated Press.


ST. LOUIS, May 17.-Hard hitting by
the home team and errros by Philadel-
phia gave today's game to st. Louis.
Score:
St. Louis IT, hits 13, errors 8.
Philadelphia /, hits 6, errors s.
Batteries-Glade and O'Conner; Wad-
dell, Vickers and Berry.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
CUBS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
EVERY OPENING AND WIN
Rv Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
BOSTON, May 17.--Chicago took advan-
tage of every opening in today's game
and won. Score:
Boston /, hits s. errcrs 2
Chicago 5. hits 10, errors l.
Batteries-Doerner, Young and Need
ham; Taylor. Fraser and Moran.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
NATIONAL UNION CLUB
HEARS GOOD MUSIC

East Capitol Council. No. 1O05. held its
regular meeting Monday evening last at
Its hall. Sl4 Pennsylvania avenue south
east, with President Gircuard in the
chair Considerable routine business
was transacted. after which the members
INDUCED in conversation and listened TO
addresses Ey President GiroUard, Frined
Dodge. and Friend Kemper.
The National Union Club met at Pyth-
ian Temple. 1912 Ninth street northwest,
Friday evening last. with a large uum-
Der Of members and visitors present.
President Elmer johnson was in the
chair. and through his efforts large
amount Of business Was disposed Of
The program, as indicated below, was
carried out successfully, rejecting great
credit on the participants:
Vocal solos. The Harbor OF Home
Sweet Home, The Bonnie Banks OF
Loeb Lomond.' The Sentinel AsIeep, -
w. II. Parker. Government Printing CT
fee Council. Ed Muth. accompanist.
Rev. George F. Dudley made an ad-
dress on the advantages of social inter
course and interspersed his remarks
with many amusing anecdotes
Friend Stephen Laut. Of Potomac
Council, followed with several vocal
solos: "GOod-by. Sweetheart, Good-by, -
Little One. Good-by." Colleen Bawn. -
f. Lawrence Phillips chen gave a very
humorous monologuc. which was well
received. Friend B. Boswell rendered
the vocal solo. Love Ne and the World
Is Mine" Friend William Wilson gave
an eccentric nonologue. Daniel Eli gave
an exhibition OF jig and wing dancing.
The club, with its degree team. ex-
poets 70 give next Tuesday evening. May
p. at State. War and Navy Council.
Pythian Temple. 1912 Ninth street north
west. all the ceremonial connected with
the initiation Of candidates in the order.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
CAPITOL HILL SOCIETY
HOLDS LAST MEETING

The closing meeting for the season OF
the Capitol Hill Literary Society was
held Monday evening at the residence
Of Ar and Mrs. G. Norman Beaton seO
North Carolina avenue.
The following officers were elected for.
the ensuing year; President Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Gordon; first vice president. Mai
George Laurence; second vice president,
Mrs. q. J. Burton, recording secretary.
J. W Davis corresponding secretary.
Mrs 5. a c. Bartlett; treasurer, DR..
James Mckee; auditor, John Bryson:
chaplain, Mrs. 4. c Boynton: pianist.
Mrs. Curtis Eisinger: reporter. Mrs c.
Norman BeatOn
After the reports Of the retiring Of
hcers were received and accepted. a ris-
ing vote OF thanks was rendered them
for their efficient services. A rising
vote of thanks was also extended 10
the editors OF the local papers for their
courtesy in giving the society such sat
isfactory press notices during the year.
Two humorous recitations were given
by Mrs. Isabelle b. Chase. after which
the members Of the society united In
singing, God Be With You Till We
Meet Again"
Refreshments were served, and a social
hour was enjoyed.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
Mt. VERNON HIVE, NO.2,
FIRST PRIZE WINNER

At the District convention. on May Is.
Mt. Vernon Hive. No 2, carried of the
first membership pcize Of SIS, having ini-
tiated sixty-nine life benefit members.
National Hive. No. ]. took second prize
Of $40 for putting in sixty-hve members.
Independence Hive, No. 4, the baby
hive Of the District took third prize OF
s. for eighteen new members. In the
delegation cash prize contest EIvcrside
Hive, No. 6, OF Baltimore. received first
honors, having twenty-five members
present. and were the recipients Of SO;
Maryland Hive, No. ?. and Calvert
Hive. No g. both Of Baltimore. took
second and third prizes OF s. each.
One hundred and twenty-five visitors
were present from Baltimore. also rep
resentatives from Delaware, Vermont
and New Jersey. Two women were
present from Atlanta, Ca.
Two hundred and forty-nine candidates
were initiated as a result Of this work.
193 Of which were from the District.
ut. Vernon Hive guard team won
first hOnors in the drill contest and
carried or the cash prize Of SO. Ma
uonal Hive, No !, took the second
prize OF s. Both teams did very nice
work
At the convention Mrs. Melva J. Cas-
well. State commander for the District
Of Columbia, was unanimously elected
10 represent the District OF Columbia.
Maryland. Delaware. New Hampshire.
New Jersey, Vermont. and Rhode Island
at the triennial review Of the Supreme
Hive, converting in Atlantic City July 16.
Mrs Caswel is a native Of Ohio. She
has been actively engaged in the extern
sion Of the principles OF Maccabeeism
for ten years. seven OF which were
spent in Ohio, one IN Michigan, and two
here in Washington, success GROWING
her efforts in each field. The territory
here has made a net gain OF so per cent
during her two years administration.
Mrs. Lula S. Hammond, record keeper
Of National Hive. No. l. Ladies OF the
Maceabees Of the World. was elected
alternate TO the triennlal review.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY UNITY CLUB

The annual meeting of the Unity Club,
for the election OF officers for the en-
suing year, was held in the spacious
parlOrs OF Mrs Charles B. White. rs
Sixth street northeast, on Tuesday night,
with President Henry p. Holden. pre-
siding. and T NJ Sullivan acting as
secretary. The president appointed an
auditing committee. consisting Of L. II.
Patterson, w G StieIing, and Harry W.
Selah. While the auditing committee
was examining the accounts Of the treas
urer the club was highly entertained by
Miss Corrinne Hay, who recited sail
on" by Joaquin Miller; Mrs II Pat
terson reading Mary Garvin, and
Harry w Selah, who gave a recitation
and told several humorous stories.
S. X. Hall closed the literary exer-
cises, as has been his wont for the
past five years. by reciting the calamity
that befeIl the moderated Spriggins
family.
The president appointed the following
committee on nomina tons: L. II. Pat
terson. w. c. Sizzling. Dr. M. s. Ise-
man, Mrs. S. A. c. Bartlett. and Mrs.
III. S. Snow, which presented the fol-
lowing names for. electionaas officers for
NlAC tilSAAAAS year resident, L. H. rat
terson; vice president. Harry W. Selah;
recording secretary and reporter, Mrs
l. ]. Young Withee; treasurer. T. NJ
Sullivan; corresponding secretary, Mrs
5. A. c. Bartlett; lecturer. Henry p.
Holden, all of whom were unanimously
elected except that Mrs Withee, OWING
TO other duties. declined. Several other
nominations were made for recording
secretary and reporter, but as all the
nominees declined the honor. T. NJ. Sulli-
van, who has been the recording secre-
tary for the past year, agreed to serve
in that capacity antil his successor could
be elected.
The following board Of directors was
appointed: Mrs. NJ. z. I4yddane, Mrs
NJ. S. Snow. C. NJ. Edelen, Frank NJ
Hoadley. and DR.. Nj. S. Iseman
The newly elected president. Mr.. Pat
terson. appointed the following hail com
nittee to secure quarters for the ensu.
ing year: Henry P. Holden. Harry W
Selah. T. NJ. Sullivan, Mrs. Corrinn,
Hay and Mrs. S. A c. Bartlett.
After vote of thanks to the retirinl
officers and to the hostess the club adj
Journed.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
PHYSIG TEACHERS
HOLD LAST MEET

The last meeting Of the season OF
the Physic Teachers Association Of
Washington. d. C. was held Wednes-
day. May 10. at 2:3O D. m. at the Bliss
Electrical School, 219 G street north
west. Between thirty and forty tec,,it-
ers of physics from the various col
leges and public and private schools
Of the city were present.
An interesting and instructive paper
was read by Father ]. T Thomas s
NJ, professor OF physics Of the Marist
Seminary. Catholic University of Amer
lea, on the subject Tons and Ioniza-
ton" Father Thomas explained in de-
tail the new eIectronic theory OF mat
ter and presented the latest views of
scientists upon this interesting subject
Following this paper. l. d. Bliss.
president of the Bliss Electrical School
and his assistants gave a number of
Interesting experiments in electricity
The new HeW- tt mercury vapOr light OF
300 candlepower was In operation. also
the Nernst electric lamp. which has
recently been perfected. Demonstrations
OF the operation of a street car by
means Of two Standard 25-horsepower
motors were given, the equipment be-
Ing put in actual operation and the
method Of making emergency stops by
electric bralxlng was shown.
The Belgian and Thompson processes
Of electric welding by means of which
metal bars were welded together in
the presence of the audience in a mo-
ment of time. proved particularly in
terestng. The large static electrical
machine Of the school producing a pres
sure of many thousands Of volts illus
trated some Of the features of high 20
tential apparatus. Probably the most
spectacular of the experiments was the
Tesla high voltage high frequency coil
from which electrical discharges of a
pressure Of 10000 volts and a frequency
of many millions per second were OBJ
tained.