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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-25

tnat yesterdays New York Chica go
game was tie. gave out the following
In the matter of the New York
Shicago game September % at New
1ork l have received written re-
port from the umpires in charge of the
game, Messrs. O'Day and EmsIie. They
report that the game resulted in a tie
score. l TO 1. and that it was impossible
70 continue the game after the ninth In
nlng. Without entering at this time
into the merits of the controversy that
mas arisen over this game or pasSin z
upon the legality of any decision. the
game VIII be recorded as reported,
namely, q tie score"
This afternoons game kept the immense
crowd az high excitement and there were
demonstrations notable even for such an excep-
witnessing in the last fortnight
There was no doubt OF earnestness on both
Bresnahan in the points and Chicago Brown and
king. New York scored promptly in the first
Tenney on double by Doniin and Herzcg on
an infeld single by Seymour. In the fifth they
took their other three Tenney and Bresnahan
sacrifice.
Chicago punched its four in the seventh.
single by Tinker scored Steinfeidt and a three
bagger By king brought ia Holman Howard.
batting batting for C0akley; who had replaced Brown,
brought in Killing. Score: r. II. E.
New York 5 3
Batteres-Brown. CoskIey. Overall and king:
Wiltse, Mathewson and Bresnabsn. Umpfres-
Emslie and O'Day.
BROOKLYN. Sept. 24.-Brookiyn was de-
feated by Pittsburg. Score: Il. III. f.
Pittsburg & I5
Brooklyn .............
Batteries-willis and Gibson; Bell and
Farmer. Umplre-Johnstone
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 24.-The home team
punched hits and beat Cincinnati. Score:
X. II. f.
Cincinnati ............. u ,
Philadelphia ........5 ; 10
Batteries-Savage and Schlel; Moore and
DOOM. Umpires-Rigler and Doom.
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Hundreds of Fine Dogs
Will Be BenChed
Ladies Kennel Club Show Opens
This Morning at Idora
Park

OAKLAND. Sept. 24.-With the open
ing of the ladies' kennel club bench
show at Idora park tomorrow morning
the first dog show ever given by
women west of New York state will
have been inaugurated. The success
Of the exhibit has been assured by the
entry list, which comprises nearly 300
of the finest dogs in California.
More than 100 trophies have been
provided for the exhibitors. The re-
sponse in that connection by dog fam
ciers and those interested in the ken
mel club has been fiattering and indi-
Gates the zeal with which the officers
and committees have worked. Judg-
ing will be commenced with the open
ing of the show in the morning and
continued until the entire benching has
been examined. The judges are among
the leading experts In their various
specialties. They include the follow
ing:
J. f. Mahoney. msstifs. Newfoundlands. st.
SAKE, Great Danes; Geo. Cranheld, English and
American foxhounds, greyhounds. dachshunds.
6orzois and airedales; T. J. Blight, pointers.
iels. Irish water spaniels and Chesapeake bay
dogs; ]. Heryey Jones, cookers; W. @. Chute,
collies; G. s. Haliwell, bull terriers; Chas K. .
Harley. Welsh terriers, fox terriers and irish
terriers: Miss Gertrude Blaine. French bulldogs
and Boston terriers; John Bradshaw all othes
breeds.
Rules and classification of the Amer
ican kennel club viii be followed.
Among the special prizes will be an
award for the most popular dog in the
show. to be decided by ballots of the
visitors. The show Will close Satur>
day night.
officers Of. the ladies' kennel club
are: President. Mrs. J. a Wiborn; sec
retary, DIR. Gertrude Spriggs; bench
show committee. Mrs. Robert Wallace
Mrs. George Ellery. Mrs. J. W. Ma
thews Mrs. E. +. Morgan.
Among the exhibitors are the fol-
lowing:
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California Promotion Committee
(ORGANIZED 1902.

"pROMOTIOS-The act Of promoting, ADVANCE
nent: encouragement" Century Dictionary
The California Promotion COMMITTEES has for
its object the PROMOTING Of California az a
whole II has nothing TO sell Its energies are
devoted 70 fostering all things that have the
ADVANCEMENT OF California their object
II rfves reliable Information on every subject
Connected with the industries OF California;
h gives ENCOURAGEMENT 70 the establish-
ment OF new industries and invites desIrabIs
In,ncirratfcn. II Is not Employment Agency
sItheuSh II gives information regarding labor
conditions. II presents the opportunities and
needs 10 all neids OF business and professions al
aetfvitv This committee IN supported bv nonu-
lar subscription and makes no charge for any
servfce rendered AFFILIATED with the commit
fea are 100 commercial organizations OF fhs
state with a membership OF $4,000 Meet
fnas are held ssmiannually IN dfersnt parts of
California where matters OF state interest are
discussed Headquarters OF the COMMITTEES are
maintained IN San Francisco In California buila-
Ing. Union square. CORRESPONDENT IN
vITED
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Baseball Notes

It's strange how new man on a new job
viii crush right into triple play as Bernard
did yesterday. Jud Smith played the third bag
for foar years for the Angels and never figured
in one.
dispatch from Boston states that the Ma
tional league club Of that city las placed Fred
Beck OF the Seals on the reserve list. This
shows that they think well OF certer fielder
IN the town of beans. Beck did lot OF nice
work yesterday. His daring baserunning feat
started the Seals on their way with that bic
rally. Beck saw that Bernard not cover
Ing the bag and worked the stunt very nicely.
Browning looks Ike the goods. He has been
plugging along steadily since he Joined the
SQUAD and he celebrated his fourth straight
victory yesterday. As he has taken part in
only FIVE games, thfs is showing some speed.
Browning works like Willis. but seems to have
better assortment.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
Beavers Quickly Chase
Nelson Off Slab
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. 24-The Beavers
took another heavy fan out Of the Commuters
this afternoon and incidentally registered their
third straight victory over the visitors. Stats
Nelson started in 10 pitch for Oakland. but
lasted only two innings. Mercedes slugrers
laced everything that the big fellow had and
registered no less than nine runs and as many
hits. busher named Gardner came next and
Jared little better. the third inning netting
Portland five runs on three hits
Groom In the meantime held Oakland safa
until the fourth. when he let down bit and
allowed his opponents to chase four men over
the pan. The score:
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Giants and Cubs Provide Fine Tangle
for League Officials to Unrayel
Special Dispatch to The CAN

NEW YORK, Sept 24Nationa league officials have nm.
tange the unsatisfactory ending of the New
YorChcago game Yesterday President Puiam has declared
officially that the game ended tie Following this decision the
Chicago appeared the Polo grounds 80 O'Clock this
afternoon prepared play game again the
OF double header New Yok did appearance
and Captain Chance the Cubs claimed
that the Giants had forfeited game Until this point passed
upon New York leads Chicago by IS points the percentage col
un result of having this afternoon the regular game
scheduled for today President Pam announcing his decision
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RACE DURING A sxowsronM

ANACONDA. Mont, Sept. 24-Todays races
wer9 run in heavy, snowstorm. Summary:
First race. four furlongs-Joe Dehl won.
BLACK Hand second Winakee third. Time.
:50a..
second race fve furIongs-Billy Mayham won,
ConsfanciH second. Sainrida third. Time. 1:041s
Third race six frriongs-Hf CAM Cap won.
Namilas second Slightly third. Time. lis
Fourth race serer fIirlongs-Dick Redd won.
Lolo White second. Red Era third. Tine. f:s2-
Fifth race. mise--Duchess Of sIontabelio
Time L: 40.
Sixth race one milc--San Bcrnardino won
Mike Jordan second, Woolen third Time,
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LExINGToN REsULTs

LEXINGTON. KY, Sept 24--Summary:
First race, five and a half furlongs-Semp
ronium won, Peter Pender second, Whistler
third. Time oS 10
Second race. one mile-Lady Ethel won. Vino
Merchant second. Lady Vie third. Time. f:42 :
Third race. six furlongs-W Warield won DR.
Barkley second, Mrs. Sewell third Time.
1.14 10.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Al Mailer won.
Financier second. Racontear third. Time
1:14 20.
Fifth race. one and quarter miles-John f.
Mcmillan won, Dunvegan second, Albert NJ
third. Time. 2:0I %.
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American League

CLEVELAND. Sept. 24.-washington broke
cleyeland's winning streak. Washington got its
first run on Clymer's pass and hits by Pickering
and Freeman Its second was gained on Nc
Brides hit, passed ball and MIlan's scratch
single Cleveland got its only run on Liable ;
double and singles by Bemis and Birmingham
After the second inning not Cleveland player
reached nrSt base Johnson struck out Dine men
nnns for dsns 0e called S1e rps q sne T.
three Innings McBrides work al .O shopt p fes
tured the contest. Twice he jumped into the
air to grab with one hand the line drives hit
BY Goode. Score: II. II. L.
Cleveland -.....-..-..-.-..-e..... 1
Observation-Disclosures and Benis: Johnson and
Street.
CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Chieago was unable 10
hit Lake safely and New York won the opening
game of the series Hemphill bit to Davis. who
first Hemphill then stole second. whence he
scored with the only run Of the game on Balls
safe hit through short. Score: r H Z.
Chicago ---....-......--....-. /
Batteries-walsh and shaw: Lake and Blair.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 24.-st Louis defeated Bos-
ton In the first game Of the series. HartzelI
and Stone made home runs. for st. Louis.
Score: R. H. E.
st. Louis. ........................ Q
Batteries wsddeil and Spencer; Morgan and
Donohue.
hard In the early part OF today's game. but
Detroit finally found Coombs and tied the score.
Score: r. II. T..
Detroit Observation-Disclosures.
pnisaslGes1 BatterGies-Mniiin and schmidt COMBS,
Plank and Powers.
NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES
At Vancouver. B. c-vancouver 10, Butte ?.
At SeattIe-Sesttle 8. Aberdeen ).
At Tacoma-Tacoma 1, Spokane g.
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Here's Your Chance

To see beautiful Tahoe and catch some
fine trout Southern Pacifics popular
excursion tickets sold September % and
2e and good for return until October Is.
Round trip. $500. Ticket offices. SS4
Market street. IL Powell street. Market
street ferry depot, and Thirteenth and
Franklin streets, Oakland.
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Toronto Selections

First race-PretensiOn, CIolster-
ess, Senator Barrett.
Second race Madigan entry,
Sir AIvescOt, Personal.
Third race - Belmere. Anneta
Lady, Golden Shore.
Fourth race Quantico, CIai-
borne. Lawyer MilIar.
Fifth race Bilberry, Butter
LadIe, Capstan.
Sixth race Ayrwater, The
Globe, Cannfe Maid.
Seventh race - Desperado, The
Earl, Coat Cutter.
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PORTLAND

Struck OILY Nelson /, BY Gardner Z, by
Groom q. Bases on balls-on Nelson g. of
Gardner ,. on Groom .. Two-base hit-Johnson.
Three-base hit-Cook Sacrifice hits-Cooney
Danzig, Smith. Rsftery. Stolen hsses-Johnson,
Danzig ?, Bassey. Casey ?, Rsftery. La Longe.
Hit by pitched ball-La Longe Miller. First
base on errors-0akland 2 Portland 2 Left on
bases-oskland Z. Portland 4. Ipnings pitched
By Nelson 2. by Gardner g. Base hfts-0f Nell
son g. or Gardner 8. Runs-On Nelson o. of
Gardner G. Time OF game hours. Empires
Flynn and Cheyne
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HILDRETH BUYS wooDcRAFT

NEW YORK, Sept 24-At a sale of horses
in the Grsvesend paddock today Sam Hildreti
paid s.. 500 for Woodcraft. bay geIlIing by
Octogen. Wood NyInph. Grapple. winner Of
Metropolitan handicap, horse that has earned
s3a. 80 In purses, was sold for $3.50 TO Ii
Barring.
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Horses Race Through
Fog at Gravesend
AraSee Turns the Tables ON The
Squire in the Speculation
Stake
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

GRAVESEND. Sept. 24.-Race goers to
the number of 1000 were treated to
some spectacular racing today. Bill
lows Of fog, as impenetrabIe as waves
of thick smoke rolled in from the ocean
after the third race. and the last half
OF the program was decided with the
horses running through a bank of mist
only the starts and finishes on the
main course were distinguishable.
The Speculation stake was won by
Arasee. This gelding had been beaten
a short head by The Squire. but with
an advantage of 10 pounds in weight
Arasee was able to turn the tables on
ms rival. He won by the same margin
by which he was defeated, a short head,
Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Flve and a half furloprs. .
year old fllies, selling. $500 added: :
horse weight ana Jockey. Fin.
obdurate. 80 tE. Martini .......... .
Taboo. 1o3 tshillingl ...................3 8
Belle of the Ball. Constellation Cisita snd
Nasturtia finished named
SECOND RAcE.-steeplechase year olds and
upward. selling, $500 added:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
Jimmie Lane. 14S (Allenl ...
stelaland, i32 Henderson, ................ .
Pirate. l4s tMeKinneyl .................... 3
Time, 4:4I. Ramrod also ran.
THIRD RACE--About SIX furionrs. hand,con
9 year olds. $500 added:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Delirfum, o. fGilberp ..........,. /
Bosom, 101 sShilllng) ............,.. !,
Peter Ounce. I24. CNotter, ... .
Time. 1:o9. Sir John johnson and Beilwether
finished named.
FOURTH RACE-Mile and furIonp tho
Speculation stake. $1,000. year olds and up
ward:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Arasce. 90 Sweet .-...............
The Squire. 1o7 tGilbert) ........ .
MoEfort. 106 tShiIlingl .................. 3
Time 53. Tony Bonero and Marathon I'm.
ished as named.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth. hand,
cap. all ages horses that have not won MT This
meeting. 5000 added:
Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Golden Pearl. 100 tShilling) ....... /
Gowan, ss tUpton) ................... .
Dorante, lis ~. Lee) ................. z
Time 1 40 40. Frank GIL. Live Wire Tour
enne Mayneld and Lad of Langdon finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-Five and half furlonrs. .
year olds which have not at this meeting.
purse $500 added:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
ETHEREAL. III fNotterl ~. .............ss 4
Harlem Maid, 90 If. Martini .......... >
Mariana. 90 tShillingl -...............s.; !,
Time. 1:0T 40. Sententious and Dandy Dixon
finished as named.
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GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago AZ Brooklyn.
Cincinnati az New York.
st. Louis ct Philadalphia-
Pittsburg at Boston
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston AZ st. Louis
Philadelphia az Detroit
Washington az Cleveland.
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SUMMARY

Threeb base hfts-Howard. TEo-bsse hits
Easterly. Sacrifice hits-Briswaiter Williams
Berry .. First base called balls-Briswalter
? Browning /. Struck out-By Briswalter 2
BIZ Browning .. Hit by pitcher-Nohler q
Double plays-McArdle TO Williams Triple piay
Bernard to Dillon TO Bernard. Time of game
II hour and 81 minutes. Umpires-O ConneIl
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Lexington Selections

First race-Nettie Travers, Mad
Rose. Ornamosa.
Second race-Skyo, Hans, w. +.
OvertOn.
Third race-Mabel Henry. Glfd-
ing Belle, Pfnfon.
Fourth race-Dark Night. Mar
Earet II, Hannibal Bey.
Fifth race - Heine, HartinR,
Meada.
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LOS ANGELES.
SAN FRANcIscn

KLAS And HTS 81 INNiNss
Los Angeles ....-.1 %
BaEehits ....2 ! 0 2 lis
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NJ. Mcsherry who had charge of the policing
Of The Meadows during the summer. Is spend-
ing brief vacation in Chicago He viii re-
t,frn 10 the coast soon to take up his custom
ary duties at Emeryvlle under Captain Foresee,
who viii be in command OF the Pinkerton forces
at the local track. os for many seasons past.
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Raconteur the Toddington colt belonging to
+ o. & c. h Keene that has been turned ont
In Kentucky for more than year. probably
will be shipped west soon to reinforce the keene
string at Emeryville. The colt went wrong
after running few promising races in his
early year cid form, but the weakness in his
undermining that necessitated his retirement
seems 10 have disappeared and the form that he
has shown IN recent starts at Lexington indi-
Gates that he may be useful horse on the
coast
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At Vancouver B. C.-vancouver TO- Butte .
At Seattle-Sesttle 8. Aberdeen ;.
At Tacoma-Tacoma 1. Spokane g.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29

She had always been counted, above all
else, a good woman. H. deed. goodness was
so entirely the aim OF her existence, the
incentive for her strivings. that she fell
into the Common error Of narrowing her
life and It's interests.
That hers was the virtue of the untried,
the interrupted, she did not know. and
not knowing, deemed herself strong and
brave and true.
The rigid line along which her life was
patterned formed the criterion by which
she judged others. Consequently her judg-
ment was often severe.
She looked with disgust upon the follies
and weaknesses OF other women. In her
eyes there was never justification for sin.
Women hould so train their Wills that
temptation would be impossible" was her
verdict always.
Duty being the keynote of her life, 1t
came about that she married a man whom
she esteemed" but did not love. True,
there was no one else whom she loved
at that time. Nevertheless. somewhere
In the exalted regions OF her nature was
q sense that told her how inadequate was
the placid response which this mans re-
gard awakened in her.
She felt instinctlvely that she would
never be really happy with him. There
were chords in her being which he never
touched, depths which his love OF her did
not stir.
But she made up her mind to be con-
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
Pioneer of Prediuestion.

From the New York World.
Ferdinand Schumacher. the dead ''oat-
meal king" deserves more than a passing
tribute. He had won a double niche In
the temple of fame. He will rank with the
Morses, McCormicks and Edisons as a
hero of invention. and among the Have
meyers and Armours as a captain of In
dustry.
Schumacher found the American break
fast table a chaos of pancakes, hot bis
suit and pie. and he left IL a sweet SYM
phony OF cereals and cream. He was an
APOSTLE OF predigestion among a dyspep-
tic people. Under his diet manipulation
the desp,sed grain which DIR. Johnson said
was food for horses in England and for
men In Scotland was transformed into a
~gasfronomic delight. VIII E%d.nburg have
no monument to the Hanover.an immi-
grant who carried abroad the celebrity of
its gran fluid" as Davy Bailour's laird
called IT,? The pink cheeks of a million
schooiboys testify TO the reform Schu-
macher wrought in a nations dietary
Thanks to him. corn, rye, barley and ali
the farinaceous grains now supply bone
and sinew 10 the populace.
In q record OF Schumacher's achieve
merts his buttons to American III.
erature should not be overlooked. He was
the Maecenas of the Decent maeazint.
The muck-rakers may have had the glory
but the true story Of the success OF many
a periodical Is TO be read In the break.
fast food advertisements. The muss
would have been ON short rat.ous bur fol
the cereals.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29

feel that he loved her, was happiness so
great that neither remorse nor resolve
could strange it.
II am going away he said 10 her. a
week earlier THAI his intended departure
Stunned by the unexpectedness OF the
thing save the one black thought hat he
was TO leave her. she stood facing him,
her eyes fully speaking the despair that
descended upon her.
YOU understand he said at length. az
he released her hand.
Yes she said. II understand
He left that afternoon She made soma
excuse and did not accompany her nus
band to the station with his friend.
AS she saw the carriage drive away, 1t
seemed to her that she must and would
do some desperate thing. But she did
nothing more desperate than to- sit with
elenched hands and miserable eyes, star
ing blankly at surroundings from which
all shine and color were now blotted out.
Months passed before her struggling will
could assert itself above the awful numb
ness and despair which had threatened to
throttle II. But the time did come, at
Last, when she could ook at the world
again with calm eyes Of hope and faith.
1t was then she felt the transformation.
IT was then she knew that In place of her
former h%arshness and prejudice was a
warm, sweet kindness, a great compass
sion. a wide sympathy for all those OF
earth whose fate it seems to suffer and to
love.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
New Mediums in Decoration.

That cement and concrete are des-
tined TO %supplant to a large extent
stone. terra Gotta. marble and other
materials now used for decorative pur-
poses Is the opinion expressed by an
editorial writer In Cement Age. Econ
omy has been the chief factor in the
development OF ornamental work In
concrete. After a mold is made the
cos OF production becomes the veriest
trifle as compared with stone or mar
bile. AS an artistic medium concrete il
quite as good as stone or terra Gotta
Considering its greater economy II
may be employed in many cases where
the cost OF cut stone would be prohib-
itiye and terra Gotta unsuitable. Its use
embraces not only statuary. garden
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
Atchison Globe SIGHTS.

The hardest work in the world is try
ing to be agreeable when o don't feel
like Ii.
There are lots of ways TO get rich,
but the advice of a fortune teller is not
on the list.
The nearer a young person can imi-
tate the steadiness of an older person,
the better 1t will be for him.
You viii be compelled. finally, to
learn that your opinions do not amount
to much. The ooner you learn this
Important fact the better.
There are two times when people
doubt that a nan is telling the truth:
One Is when he says he Is working too
hard, and the other is when he says he
has no time to spare.
You often hear of the man who is
good" around the house; who takes
care OF the children at night, and can
even cook a little when the occasion
requires. We may do the good soul
am injustice. but a man or this kind
is seldom great at anything else. A
man can't attend to his own business
and his wife's too.
Men are something like school girls
If a school girl gets a letter from away
Off, she will carry it in her books tc
school. and use 1t as a book mark. II
gives her an air of Importance with hei
| schoolmates. A man will carry a tele.
gram around with him until 1t is worr
t~hreadbare. for the same reason.