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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
KICKS TENANT DowNsTarRs

OAKLAND, July 1S.-Fritz Kahake,
German porter, aged 56 years. was
treated at the receiving hospital for a
dislocated shoulder and minor Injuries.
which he alleged had been caused by
his being kicked downstairs this after
noon in the Station rooming house at
S5S Washington street. He said his
landlord had done the damage, follow
ing an alteration over his room rent
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Athletics Oufslug the
Detroit Tigers
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-Philadelphia and
Detroit took part IN a smuggling match this
afternoon with hOnOrs even until the eighth in
ming, when the former fell Willetts' curves
for i've hits which. with two errors and two
passes, netted them six runs and the victory.
Score: r. f. T..
~
fnllddeiphm II IL
Batteries-SIuIlin, Wnletts and schmidt; Dy-
CERT and Schreck.
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-Cleveland punched
two errors In one inning and, with a triple and
base on balls, Washington scored enough runs
TO win. Score R. r. E.
aS-AHS
CieVelan0
Batteries-Smith. Hughes, Street and Warner
RhOades and n. Clarke.
NEW YORK July 1s.-TimeIy batting by ST.
Louis and errors by New York enabled st. Louis
Sc. S. Won louis. Score; = 5o p
-NeW 4VIh
Batteries-Howen and Spencer; Lake and
kleinOW.
BOSTON. July 1S-Walsh was effective with
men on bases today and kept BOstOn's hits
scattered while Pruitt and Winter were batted
hard Chicago won, to ?. Score:
y
oOslou
Battertes-Walsh and ". Sullivan; Pruitt,
Winter and Carrfgan.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
T.. - .,

Earned runs-Sacramento 3 Two base hit
Darcy. Base on balls-On Brown / Struck
out-By Nobley ?. by Brown S. Sacrifice hits
Doyle. Enright ?, Hooper Graham, McHale
bynes, Brown. Left on bases-Santa Cruz 4
Sacramento .. Double play-Brown to Enright
70 lansing: Wild pitch-Mobley. Passed ball
Collins. Hit by piteher-IversOn Time OF
game-I hour 80 minutes Umpire-McCsrthy.
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CLARENCE A. GRANGER DIES

OAKLAND, July 1S--Clarence A.
Granger, who established the beet SUI
gar industry in Alameda county, died
last night at Denver, Colo, from
quinsy, Granger left here several years
ago and engaged in the sugar business
in Utah and in Colorado. where he was
manager of several large sugar facto-
ries He was a brother of f. G.. Gran
ger of Alvarado. Granger was 40
years old and leaves a wife and two
children
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PHELPS Is CHAMPION

ROCK ISLAND, ILL., July 1s,-Mason
E. Phelps of the Midlothian club. Chi
cago, former Yale champion. today won
ship at the Rock Island arsenal links
by defeating Harry w. Allen of st.
Louis UP and TO play.
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NAPA PIONEER DIES

NAPA, July 1s.-S Olson, an AGED
pioneer Of Napa, died today at his resi-
dence IN this city. He had been III
several weeks. He lived in Napa 40
was a native Of Sweden. and leaves a
daughter, Mrs. o. Fagerberg of Napa,
and a brother, Paul Olson OF San Fran
cisco.
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Ferlin, Streib. Sears, wolter
Sacrifice hits-Lewis Smith, H. Smith Striek-
lett First base on called bslls-OG Stricklett
>, on johnson 1. Struck Out-By Str1cklett O.
by johnson g. Hit by pitcher-StrickIett
Passed ball-Buckley. Time of game hours
and 80 minutes. Umpire-Stulz.
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sACRANENTo :. SANTA CRIz o

SANTA CRUZ, July 1s.-The Senators
scored a shutout today against the
sand Crabs. who were unable to hit at
opportune times In the fourth inning
Devereaux' colts had the bases full with
none out, but failed to score. Browns
pitching was too much for the locals.
Score.
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WEEDS wATsoNyILLE nEtI.p

WATSONVILLE, July 1S-Percy w
Morse, formerly superintendent Of the
Spreckels interests In this and Monte
rey counties, and Miss Alice III. Leland
a Watsonville belle, were married to-
night. Both are socially prominent
and the engagement was kept secret
until the issuance of the marriage IL
eense, They left for southern Califor-
mia to spend their honeymoon.
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Cincinnati
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At LOuisville-LOuisville g. Toledo q
At IndianapOlis-Ffrst game: indianapolis 3
Columbus 2. Second game-IndianapOl B. Co
lumbus O.
At Observation-Disclosures O. st. Paul (1f
innings called account OF darkness.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Runs AND HTS BY INNING!
SUMMARY

Home run-Speneer. Two base hit--Mott First
base on errors-San Francisco /. Fresno 2 Base
on balls-On Knel 2. Hit by pitcher-Conrad
Struck odt-By Knell 4, by Miller Z. Left
game-i hour and 55 minutes. Umpire-Moore
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office under police protection and sew
eral OF the ringleaders were taken into
custody by the police. The same teams
VIII play tomorrow, game to be called
at 2;30 p. N. The score:
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GAME roR sANrA CLARANs

HONOLULU, July 1S.-The Santa
Clara baseball team OF California to-
day defeated the Punahou club BY a
score OF to /.
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spoken for his old training quarters at
Billy Shannon's near San Rafael, from
which place he will do his work.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE

At Spokane-Tacoma IA. Spokane 0.
At Seattle-Vancouver II, Seattle 3.
At Butte-Aberdeen 5. Butte 3.
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games Philadelphia cleaned up tie series OF
five with ST. Louis. Scores:
First game r I'll T.
81 LOUIS. .-..---------.
philadelphia .--..,................
Batteries-McGlynn and Bliss; Sparks and
DoOin Umpire-Emslie.
Second game R. H. l.
o.. LOUIS -.---.-.--.-
fnllade4pnla .-.--.... -...---.-..-.
Batteries-Beebe and Bliss; Foxen and Dooin
PITTSBURG, July 1S.-Pittsburg defeated
Boston by hitting the ball hard and often.
Score. r. I'll II
Pittsburg ..................... I3
bo5ton ,,.,.;o -. =. - =
aman and Graham Umpires-Rigler and Rud-
CINCINNATI. July 1s.--Cincinnati scored the
winning In the tenth inning on Paskert's
single and steal and Spades single. Score
Slhclnnall $1,000. --..-...-. is
BrOOklyn .-.-........ ...........
BatterieS-CampbeH. Doescher. Spade and
sehlei; Rueker, Mcintyre and Ritter. Umpire
Klein.
CHICAGO July 1s.-The locals went out to-
dsy in the last two innings after Wiltse had
held the home team safe for seven inningS
Score: r. ri E
ShieasS Sats So:s g Q
Batteries-Reulbach. Pfeister Overall and Mo-
ran; Wtltse- and Bresnahan. Umpires-JObnstOne
and O'Day.
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The report. of cannon has been
heard 156 milaS-
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Champs Barely Nose
TEaiIeKs Out

Continued from Page SO, Column
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HIGH SPEED MARRIAGE
RECORDS ARE BROKEN
Woman Divorced in San Frans
cisco at III O'Clock, Married in
Redwood at 2 O'CIOck

REDWOOD CITY. July 1s.-Elsle M.
Ramsden and Frank T. Anderson have
broken all existing high speed records
in this county for swift marriages The.
present Mrs. Anderson received her di-
vOrce In the superior court of San
Francisco at III o'clock on July Is. Sha
was here as soon as the courthouse
Of the same day after her license and
was married, at 2 o'clock of the same
afternoon, barely leaving time for the
before being Joined TO another soul
mate.
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National League

ST. LOUIS. July 1s.-By taking the final two
games philadelphia cleaned up tie series OF
five with st. Louis. Scores:
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KEIO TEAM WINS
HONOLULU. July 1S-The Kein
baseball team from Japan today de-
feated the kamehameha team, a local
club, by a score of TO l.
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sAN JOSE
ALAMEDA

Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

tor with the most effective methods of
obtaining results for his constituents.
As Mr.. Kull did good work for Howard
county during his first term, does it not
stand to reason that he will be still
more valuable during a second term
At the next session many questions of
Importance will arise in the legislature
concerning insurance matters, railroad
regulations, the curbing of predatory
combinations of trade within the state,
and to whom can the farmers
and laborers of Howard county better
look for help than to the farmer cam
didate, Hermann Kull, whose interests
are identical with theirs, and with no
business interests around which he is
seeking to have thrown the mantle of
favorable class legislation in its in
terest and against the interests of the
great army of purchasers in the state.
Add to this, the facts that in Repre-
sentative Kull, you have man of in
dustry, intelligence and activity, and
you have all the reasons necessary for
voting for Hermann Kull for Repres-
entative unless you wish to add the
further reason that he can be depended
upon to help Governor White reduce
the Tax levy which has grown from 2
to mills since the time of Democratic
Boies.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

The farmer candidate for the legisla-
ture, Hermann Kull, who has been
handicapped by illness during the early
days of his campaign, has been circu-
lating among his constituents for the
past few days and in the short time be-
tore election expects to meet large
number of his supporters throughout
the county. He is meeting with a
hearty reception by all his former
friends and is receiving assurances Of
support from many who did not sup
port him two years ago. The farmers
are especially kindly to Mr.. Kull for
they recognize in him genuine COM
rade one who has the stain of the soil
on his hands, who knows their aims,
their aspirations and their needs, and
one who is not connected with other
interests inimicable to their welfare,
or with designs upon their pocket
books.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
81 PER YEAR
Iowa for Bryan.

Let every democrat in Iowa from
this time. until election day has closed,
have but one political thought,
Iowa for Bryan"
Victory is in the air. All we have to
do is to reach forth and take it.
Republicans know as we'll as we and
even better that Iowa can be carried
for Bryan by proper work on the part
of democrat from now until election
day.
Taft was sent to Iowa because the
national committee feared the loss of
the state.
Taft made no votes in Iowa. The
situation has not changed. The state
can be had for Bryan just as certainly
now as then.
Republicans and democrats alike ad-
nit the uncertainty in Ohio and New
York. Both are likely to fall into the
democratic column.
Let us ask you, Mr.. Democrat, why
Iowa cannot be carried for Bryan as
well as either Ohio or New York?
There is an argument for Iowa for
every argument you can mention for
New York.
A change of eight votes in each pre-
cinct will give the electoral vote to
Bryan. There are precincts in Iowa
where there are more than ten times
this many changes.
Then why not get busy with Iowa
for Bryan as shibbolet and wheel
Iowa over into the democratic column?
It will be the most notable victory in
history.
Remember, Iowa for Bryan!-Des
Moines Tribune.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

S. A. Miller, the democratic nominee
for auditor, has been swinging about
the circle" in the interests of his can
didacy with telling effect. Forest City,
his home precinct although strongly
republican, will give him good start
on the road to success. and where a
man meets with good home endorse
ment it is safe for those who do not
know him to suppose that he is worthy
of their support also. If elected, Mr..
Miller will bring to the auditors Of
fee the ripened judgment and business
ability necessary in the accounting of
fee of the county.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

w. F. Scholz is candidate for his
second term for Recorder. As no fault
could be found with the manner in
which he has conducted his Office, an
underhanded political fight has been
made upon him by few Cresco poll
ticians who think it crime fora demo-
crat to hold an office in Howard county,
despite the fact that nearly half the
taxpayer and voters of the county are
democrats. For democrat to hold a
county Office is wrong" that should
be ''righted" in the eyes Of Mr.. Scholz'
opponents and they are endeavoring to
fright the wrong" by the commission
of another wrong the denying of the
second term which the majority of peo-
pie concede to a competent official.
However, we believe that the majority
of Howard county voters consider they
made no mistake and "did no wrong
in electing Scholz two years ago and
will accord him the usual reelection.
in fact his re election is generally con-
ceded.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30


We cannot conceive how any farmer
can withhold his vote and support from
Hermann Kull for reelection to the
legislature. The farmers constantly,
and with justice. complain. that every
business interest but theirs asks, de-
mands and receives favorable legisla-
ture. The railroads, manufacturers,
school book publishers, lumber inter-
ests, in fact every organized interest,
maintain representatives at every leg
islatdre to watch theiI interests. Is it
not important that our farmers work
in their interests also, and how better
can it be done than by electing men Of
their own vocation to 9he legislature?
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

w. F. Carter, of Chester, the nomi-
nee for clerk of the courts, has been
making quiet but effective campaign.
and he and his friends are feeling ex-
tremely hopeful regarding his chances
of success next Tuesday. His home
precinct, we are told, will show their
regard for him in most substantial
way. in spite of the fact that the nor
NAL republican majority is strongly
against him. From other localities
where he is known, like favorable re-
ports are CLEANED. OF Mr.. Carter's
qualifications there are no doubts. He
is good penman and possesses: the
business ability and experience neces-
sary to that Office. You will make no
mistake in placing cross in the square
in front of the name of w. F. Carter,
our candidate for clerk Of the court.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

Many of the prominent republicans,
especially in Cresco, are freely pre-
dieting the election of Miss Emma Fall
grtter of Elma, as county superintend-
ent. She has met everywhere in the
county with an enthusiastic support,
especially from school officers of both
parties. The fact that she has taught
IL consecutive years in her home school,
and with Normal School and University
training, proves conclusively that she
has the tact. the education. the train
ing and the executive ability neces-
sary to the Office of superintendent.
Especially active in her behalf are the
old settlers, who remember her father
as one of the grand pioneers of How
ard county. Avote for Miss Fallgatter
is vote for the interests of the coun-
try school house. the bulwark of the
nation.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
Honest Injun, we shall be glad when

Honest Injun, we shall be glad when
this years political campaign is over.
Since the June primary and what
followed at Des Moines after the death
of Senator Allison, we are not very
enthusiastic in praise of many who
claim to be republicans, but are frozen
stiff to the policies of long ago policies
that were all right in the days of yore,
when grating was unknown on any
large scale and men in authority were
fairly honest. Times and events have
ch.nged to the extent that reforms are
needed. Will the mossbacks ever realize
it?-Fayette Postal Gard.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
Basket Ball.

Those who fke this variety of sport
will have an opportunity Of enjoying
themselves at the Armory on Saturday
night. Two games will be played; one
between the High School Boys Teams
of Cresco and New Hampton; the 9TH
er between the Girls Team of the Cres-
co school. Cresco won from New Hap
ton last Friday in close game and
propose to win again. Admission Is
and Is cents.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

To vote straight democratic ticket
commence by marking cross in the
square in front of the name of the first
presidential elector under the name of
Bryan and Kern, and continue mark
a cross in EVERY square down the en-
tire length of the ticket. Take your
time and mark your ballot correctly.
If you are not sure of how to vote,
ask the judges and thereby avoid spoil
ing your ballot and losing your vote.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

C. P. McNally for county treasurer,
is the only one of the democratic can
didates who is not making a general
canvass of the county, and he is pre-
vented from doing so by his inability
to leave his work in the c., M. & st.
P. depot where he has been employed
for several years. In spite of being
thus handicapped he is receiving con-
siderable support from interested
friends all over the county who recog-
nize his ability and claims for the of
fee for which he was nominated. A
vote for McNally is vote for a worthy
and competent young man.
C. H. WALLACE
For supervisor in the third district
the democrats have nominated one of
the most popular men of Saratoga
township, G. H. Wallace. He is one
of the large property owners of the
county and with his fine business abil-
ity would prove valuable acquisition
to the board, should the people of his
district conclude to elect him as their
supervisor.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
JOSEPH GRIFFIN

Joseph Griffin is making winning
campaign for the county attorneyship.
People are always glad to help man
who has risen by his own efforts. and
his vote will be an expression of friend
ship from those who have known him
for years and who appreciate his fitness
and ability for the Office.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

When you get your ballot next Tues
day, you will be handed smaller bal
lot relating to constitutional amend
ment to facilitate and encourage
the drainage of the waste lands of Iowa
owned by private individuals, There
is no reason for voting against it and
a host of reasons for voting for it.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
DIR. G. D. RooME

No one questions at all the ability
and fitness of DR.. Roome for the Office
of coroner. Ordinarily of small i'm
portance in this county, the Office of
coroner at times needs man of firm
ness and good judgment and these
qualities DR.. Roome possesses.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
M. j. cHYLE

M. J. Chyle, the democratic nominee
for supervisor in the second district is
actively at work among. his neighbors
and friends, and while he has large
majority to overcome, we are confident
that his vote will be satisfactory, and
we know that the taxpayers of his
district will make no mistake if they
cast enough ballots to elect him as
their supervisor.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

For sheriff, w. C. Lenth is making a
thorough canvass and is meeting with
much encouragement, especially
among his republican friends. 1t is
manifestly impossible for him to meet
all the voters before next Tuesday,
but as he is fully qualified for the
Office, the voter who does not meet him
will make no mistake in voting for
him.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
Mail Orders.

Mott & Co., want your Mail orders
Special attention given them. Send for
samples and Ladies' Home Fashion
Sheets. Very truly yours,
2tf MOTT & Co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

For representative, the farmers of
Howard county are loyal to their pres
ent representative, Hermann Kull. No
act of his, no vote Of his, in the last
legislature has been questioned. 1t is
always urged that one term in the leg
isiature is needed to acquaint legisla-
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

Vote for Cap E. Miller for state
superintendent of schools if you wish
to put that Office in charge of one of
the brightest, braniest and most ener-
getic school men in the country. A
vote for Miller means blow to Riggs
expensive schemes and pet theories
which would disorganize our country
school system and burden the taxpayers
with enormous expenditures.
1t is not necessary to register or sign
any application for ballot at the cleo
tion next Tuesday, unless you are
republican and wish to participate In
the senatorial primary, for which
special ballot is furnished if a renubr
lican makes request for one over his
signature, stating that he votes gen
orally" the republican ticket. You get
no primary ballot unless youdo so, but if
you do, YOU are free to vote for demo-
Gratis on the general ballot
if you choose-the number : for
which you vote being left to your own
conscience as to what would not tres
pass upon the extent of generally"
We take great pleasure in presenting
our reader an autograph letter by Mr..
Bryan in which he he urges the ne.
cessity of every democrat voting early.
We would especially urge this upon the
democrats of this county. Vote early
and see that your democratic neighbor
votes also.
House for Rent Enquire of Ed.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

House for Rent Enquire of Ed.
Lomas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-20

Mr.. Bryan will not visit Browns
vile on his way to Monterey. but he
has promised to do so on his return
to the United States, coming direct
to Matamoros from Monterey and
crossing the Rio Grande at this point.
This information was obtained today
from a telegram sent to DR.. S. K.
Hallam by L. S. Hallam, who is in
Corpus Christi, and was as follows:
Mr.. Bryan stated at the banquet that
he would visit Brownsville as he re-
turned from Mexico within a few
days. That Brownsville will do
herself proud in entertaining this
distinguished American and his
equally distinguished wife. it goes
without saying, and no doubt approp-
riate committees will at once be or
ganized and preparations made for
their reception and entertainment
while here.