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The evening world., 1909-01-21
Groceries, Fresh Meats, Fish, Daylight Cakes
aA and zsphone Order. Filled PROMPTLY
Fresh Fish

Nclt 4 1911
We clean fish free OF charge.
Selected hslibut steiks.)
selected Chinook
salmon steaks. .......
Selected Boston Goldfish TO-
steaks .............,.I vHN
Selected Boston mack. HS
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Boston smells ........
Long Branch weikfish...., n
MID cured smoked haddies IN
North Carolina shid. ..... 1VC
Newport hsddock ........, 10.
Boston market goldfish. .... o.
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The evening world., 1909-01-21
BUYER ON PHONE
CASH BOX CAUSE
Of TWO ARRESTS
When Alarm Sounds Drug
' Clerk Locks Man and Wife in
Booth and Calls Police.
COUPLE HAD TWO KEYS.
Traps Were Set After Failure
to Solve Thefts of Thou
sands of Dollars.
COUPLE HAD TWO KEYS.

In the arraignment to-day in West
Side Police Court OF man and ms
wife, who We're caught by an electrical
"buzzer" device installed in a telephone
booth, officers Of the New York Tele-
phone Company expect TO solve the
eeries of nickel-n-the-s robberIes
which have cost the company thousands
OF dollars in the past two years.
The two are William Edward Barrett.
an electrician. and his wife Title, who
said they lived at No. 9Oi West Eight
eth street They were arrested in the
pay booth in Pond drug store, Broad
way and Seventeen street
,'he police say that the names given
BY the couple are fictitious, also that
the man Is a victim Of the morphine
habit. When arraigned they waived en-
animation and were held In SEQ bail
each for trial In the Court OF Special
Sessions. They were unable to furnish
bail
4 The trouble with The slot boxes began
with the pryng off of the doors Later
when heavier boxes were installed boxes
we're removed from the booths, keys
were made to 1T them and the thievery
continued. Inner boxes OF steel were
then installed, with more thetts, more
keys and continued robberics. Then the
buzzer device was hit upon and 1t
~. fg..,
with the thetts
Buzzer Gave Alarm.
The coin treasury Of the booth
had been equipped with wire con-
S>Neeted with buszer behind the pre-
serlpt!on counter.
Harold Cartwright was compoundns
medicines early last evening in the
store when the buzzer sounded. Going
out into the store he saw man and
woman In phone booth. The man was
apparently 'phonng and the woman was
standing Up. with one hand on lis
shoulder Cartwright locked the coupl.
IN the booth and called policeman.
Cartwright, said that when he first saw
the couple in the booth the outer shel
had been removed from TIE coin box and
tf.s door Of the inner or treasure box
was open. When he unlocked the booti
and turned the couple over to the blue
coat the treasure box was closed ano
the outer she'll in place.
NO crime. as you see, has been com.
mitted," said the man to Cartwright.
according TO the latter. but the clerk in.
sisted on an arrest. Then the man said,
according to Cartwright; AT least you
can let my wife go. She has done moth
ing"
Had S4.1o In Silver.
At the station house. the police say
they found on Barrett two worn bags
looking like coin bags, and $40 in nick
els, two dimes and two quarters. He hat
no paper money. In the muff OF thu
woman the police say they faind two
peculiar keys. The police phoned to one
Of the telephone officials, Edward Bow
er, OF No. 30 West One Hundred anc
: rorty-second street, who went TO thu
: ltstation with lawyer named Wilson.
According to the police, Bower anc
Wilson took the two keys found In Mrs
Barretts muff to Ponds drug store anC
found that they fitted the lock of Oh,
treasure box. The police said also tina
1t the address given by the Barrett!
they could find no one who knew them
The evening world., 1909-01-21
Pure Old Wines, WHISTLES, Brandies, Etc.

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CLUB HOUSE WHlSKEY-
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reduced to S2,6+; reg. 71c
soc full quart bottle. IN
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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
ATHLETICS ATTEND BENEFIT
AT VALENCIA STREET PARK

The far famed Philadelphia American
league baseball team, headed by its
noted manager, Connie Mack, arrived
yesterday morning and Immediately
made for the. ball park. On account
of the scarcity of time, the stars from
Philadelphia did not. have a chance
TO don their baseball uniforms, but
they mingled with the crowd and made
themselves at home.
The Athletics are a husky looking
crowd of young fellows and naturally
they were the center of attraction at
the ball grounds. Numbered on the.
list are Harry Krause. the former st.
MarN's college southpaw, who led the
American lea que pitchers, and Helne
Heitmuller the. former Oakland out
fielder who headed the batting list
during the latter part of the season.
The Athletics did not have much of
a chance to get a. line on San Francis
CO. as they took the owl for Los An
geles last evening". They are carded
TO open a series with the Los Angeles
team in, the south this afternoon and
consequently, they had but little time
to spare However, they will be back
here again next week when they en-
gage the Seals in combat
Included in the lineup are the follow
ing players Catchers, Donahue and
Thomas; pitchers, Bender, Coombs,
Morgan; first base, Harry Davis: sec
ond base, Collins; third base, Baker;
shortstop Mcbride; outfielders. Heit-
muller. Strunk and Oldring. The play
ers are all in good shape, having been
kept on eQSe Will many games Will
the All Nationals en- route.
Manager Connie Mack is no stranger
TO the fans of this city,: as he spends
every winter here Incidentally, he is
mia has in the east Mack has picked
up many star ball player in Califor
MIA, and he hopes to take back another
Krause or another Heitmuller this
time. He Will have his weather eye
open all along the line.
Both Heitmuller and Krause came in
for quite an ovation. They were
a busy half hour shaking hands with
all their old friends. Pat Dona hue,
the former Portland catcher, was also
ball players and fans alike. The
others. with the exception OF Davis,
are all strangers
The All National Stars arrived from
Sacramento last evening in good shape.
This afternoon at 2:45 they will line up
against the Seals in the first of series
OF six games. Contests are scheduled
for Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
morning and Sunday afternoon. The
price of admission will be so cents in
the bleachers and 75 cents in the grand
stand.
Walter Johnson. the great Washing
ton pitcher and Big Chief Meyers, the.
Indian catcher of the Giants. will form
the battery for the big leaguers this
afternoon. They viii be opposed by
Slivers Henley and Claude Berry. AS
the Seal pitcher is in grand form at
the present time indications are that
the game will be close from start to
finish.
Krause did not accompany the Ath--
letics to Los Angeles He is a bit
homesick and was anxious TO spend a
day or two with his folks. 1t is likely
that he will join the team in Los An
geIes during the latter part of the
week and return with il next Tuesday.
The local fans are very anxious to see
Krause in action. for the reason that
he learned the game right here.
The fans responded nobly to the
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Shall Coaches Be COnsid-
cred Professionals

Los ANG ELES. Nov. 2.-The local
commission of the American. Athletic
union is. seeking a. solution of the prob
lem of whether football coaches, who
put in. part time as class instructors,
shall be considered amateurs or pro-
fessionals
The announced intention Of A. w
Sorenson, coach of the l.. s. C. law
school team TO play in the game
against ST.. Vincent's college Thanks
giving. has raised the question. The
same uncertainty exists as TO Coach
Noble Of Los Angeles high school Both
declare they are: amateurs and receive
their salaries not for coaching football
squads but for instFJcting classes.
The law school has Imet the objec-
tion of St Vincents with the declar-
alton that the Thanksgiving game
shall be played If the law students
have to get out an injunction.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Invaders Win
First Game In
Oakland Series
Coast Leaguers Trimmed to the
Tune of 9 to by Re-
formed Outlaws

The Invaders won the first heat in
the Oakland championship stake yes
terday afternoon, when they humbled
Bill Reidy's Oakland Coast leaguers by
the lop sided score of to 1. There
was nothing to it all the way through
but the reformed outlaws.
Doe Moskiman was on the mound for
the Invaders and the medico. had every
which baffied the heavy hitters of the
Coasters. He was touched up for but
seven bingles. Tyler Christian opened
the third after the reformed outlaws
had gra abbed three runs. George Bofce
was sent in when Tyler was removed
but things did not break right for him:
There were three and two on CampDell
when Boice was sent in and the bases
were fully occupied. Boice pitched a
ball and another run was. forced across
The Coasters scored in the first in
ming, when, with two down. Hogan was
given free transportation ana mace
third on Cameron's single. He scored
on double steal.
The third was big inning for. the
Invaders and four runs resulted from
their efforts Sheehan started the fes-
tivities with a corking double to right
and, when Christian threw Burns
grounder wildly to first, Tommy scored
and Burns tied up at third. Hap Sm1th
kicked in with a single which scored
Burns. Nealon doubled, but Smith was
caught on his way to third. Hackett
was given a pass and. when Mosk1man
was safe on ffelder's choice. the bags
were flied. Christian walked Hehder-
son and the stations were again popu-
lated Then Boice was brought into
the game and proceeded to walk camp
bell. forcing Hackett across. The In
vaders helped themselves thereafter and
scored one tally in the seventh and
four more in the eighth.
Henderson is scheduled to pitch for
the State eaguers today and WIGS
will bend 'em over in the interests OF
the Coasters
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Seminole Bowlers Defeat
California Grays

The Seminole club of Oakland de-
feated the crack team of the California
Grays of San Francisco in bowling
contest The Seminoles were never in
fear at any time of the game.
Eugene Van Antwerp captain of
the Seminofes, made the highest score
total of 432 for his three games; while
F. Buckman. for the opposing team.
made a total of 456 points. This is
the first of a series of games to be
played between the L'Allegros. Sphinx.
California Grays and the Seminoles of
Oakland, for trophy.
The next match of the series will be
S Sne 2Srn,,n;seo Nn,ss,,she,. 'p"ipN VI
The team totally were: Seminoles,
20S4 Grays 1888.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Vancouver Can
Hardly Hope To
Beat Stanford
Northern Team Crippled and
Viii Probably Only Play
Defensive Game

+. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. q
The Stanford varsity will face the VAN
couver fifteen on the turf at $3.50 TO-
morrow afternoon. The northern,.men
defeated the varsity in the first game
last year with score of 11-3, and; this
year they have lost to California 24-O
in the. first game and 800 in the second
Tomorrow's contest is the first of the
two games to be played against the
nertherners, the second coming on
Saturday. The visiting team is not
the best that Vancouver could send
and is, in the bargain. disabled from
injury. As a consequence of these
facts, little. more than defensive
game can be expected from them;
There is a possibility that. Roth WI II
be able to take. part in tomorrow
game. although he is not entirely: re-
covered from the injury he received
in the game with the; .Castaways. II
Roth does play the varsity will present
its full strength against NancouXer
with the exception of: Brown at full
back. Brown has been in the .hoSpltal
for the last few days and Will propaoIy
be able. to play in Saturdays contest
condition. Minturn is. no longer botn-
erred by his sprained ankle and. captain
Mitchelfs shoulder has: healed Cook Is
also back in. the game.
l.. Shedding will referee the game
The lineup is as. follows:
yarsity-Horton.-. cheda. Fitting. Crawford
Minturn Pemberton. Dole. Thorpe; forwards; ,T d:,
Reed. half; N. Mitchell. :, MITCHELL hves; koth
cher. full.
yancouyer-Deykin. Smith McLellsnd Sachs,
Jewett Sehesrer. Gale Mcdonald forwards; (;
Bryne Blackmore halves: Raker. Mcmillan. Ell
VcKav three Pickles. full.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Patsy Donovan
Signs to Manage
Boston Red SOx
TayIor's Scout Succeeds Lake,
Who Quit Because Pay
Was Too Little
[Seeeial Di,eateh 10 The Call


BOSTON. Mass. Nov. Patsy pono-
van today signed contract to manass
the Red Sox next season. He succeeds
Fred Lake who quit the team after
disa greement with President Iaylor
over the question of salary.
Donovan called at the Boston cfuo.s
offices this morning in answer TO sum
mons from President Taylor and after
the two had talked the matter over
few minutes. Donovan signed the con-
tract. The contract is for one year;
Donovan acted as scout FOR the heu
Sex team last season.
President Taylor; regarding the.
change of managers for the Red SOY:
said: tonight: With Lake it simply
was a question of not coming to terms
After looking over the field carerully
for two months, I..decided that Patsy
Donovan was the best man for the posi-
ton. i have every confidence In the
world that he will make good and
bring the Red SoN In at the nnisn
in higher position than they finished
this year -
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
HOGAN WANTS. THE PRUNEs

Los ANGELES. Nov 2.-Happy Ho-
gan is negotiating for control of the
san Jose State league team. 1t was
announced today that the Vernon man.
ager had practically closed the deal
and would soon branch out as a mag
nate. Hogan SAYS he has several men
under consideration and viii appoint
one Of the number as manager of the
San Jose team
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
FREsHMAN GAVE PROFITs

BERKELEY. Nov .2:--Each univer-
sity received S2,30S as it's share of the
proceeds of the freshman game this
year. according TO the report of Man
ager Ralph Merritt. The gross re-
ceipts of the game were S4.651, and the
mutual expenses S35. leaving $4,6I6 TO
be equally divided between the .univer-
stiles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
GOTCH THROws TWO

| CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Champion Frank
Gotch disposed of .Ardale and Mcleod
in less than the required so minutes
at Riverview rink last night. throwing
the former in S:4S and the latter in 9:2S.
Dr. b. f. Roller won from Wrinkle
hoefer in two straight falls. the first
in 1911 and the second in 7:33.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
.L1ProN ENCouRAGEp

NEW. YORK, Nov. Before starting
for Chicago today. Sir Thomas Upton
said that the situation looked encOur-
aging for an international yacht race
IN 1911 Sir Thomas will return to-
New York in FIVE days and he said he
might then announce definite plans
concerning his challenge for the Amer
ica's cup.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
STNNARY

Two runs, I've hits of Willis in four innings.
Credit victory 70 Willis. Two base hits-wil-
lams Berry. Henley. Ten1ant. Carman. Sacri-
Zee hit-Stewarf First base called bags-Of
Meikle 2 Of Willis 3. Struck out-By Meikle
.. bt Willis ? by Ames 3. Double plays-Mun-
dorh 10 Mohler 10 Tenant: Berry TO Henley
Neikle 10 Tenant. Time Of game-1 hour and
- minutes. Tmpires-Finney and MacoWski.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
All Nationals 4, Sacramento B
TSpccioI Dispotch 10 The Call


SACRAMENTO, Nov. 2.-The All Ma
tionals started their tour of California
with a victory today by beating the
Sacramento Senators, to g. in game
ing all the time. 1t was a tight session
that Charley. Grahams crew gave the
big leaguers and the victory was mot
secure until Dick Ea gan made a SEN
sational catch of Zamlock's liner in
the ninth when the bases were loaded.
Jimmy Whalen faced Charley Hall and
gave the former Seattle man great
argument.
A single by Hummel and a triple by
first National across and rank de-
cision at the plate by Umpire McHale
gave them the second.
The fans went crazy when Raymer
and Heister singled to right in the
same inning after two We're down and
Mickey La Longe cleared the bases
with triple to the same garden. Mickey
scored when Chief Myers dropped
the ball the return. An error by
Demon Doyle on Myers long fly turned
the tide of battle in the sixth. Lennox
Hummel and Snodgrass. Myers long
fly was muffed by Doyle after long
run and the tying run was scored.
Halls dinky Texas Lacquer into left
which Heister bungled for Doyle, al
lowed Myers to score from second.
Three hits by Shinn, Doyle and Myers
in the ninth inning looked like rally
but Hall struck out Gandil and Eagan
made a great catch of Zamlocks liner.
Eagan's all around playing was a fea-
ture of the game
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Burns >. Sheehan. Moskiman,
Hackett. Sacrifice hIts-Haekett joyce Stolen
Burns. Campbell First base
on called balls-0f Christian 2. of Boice 4, on
NIoskiman 4. Struck out-By Christian l. by
Boce =, by Moskiman &. Hit BY pitcher-Hen-
dersop. Wild pitch--Boice. Innings pitched by
/ hour and 53 minutes. Umpire-Perrine.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
To Plan Big Game

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov. q
After the varsity-Vancouver game. to-
morrow afternoon, the intercellegiate
rules committee. consisting of. the var
sity captains, coaches and trainers of
the two universities, will meet for the
determination of theirules under which
the game of November 1S will be
played
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
HOPPE accepts cHALLENGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Willie Hoppe
has accepted the challenge of Ora
Morningstar, the Chicago billiard play
er, for the championship 1872 game.
with a side bet of $1,000. This fol-
lows the recent efforts to revive in
terest in professional billiards. The
game will be played either in Chicago
or this city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
HORSES BUHNED RUssI.

eight horses belonging TO the stud of
Count Tischkevitch. one of the finest
IN Russia, were burned 10 death last
night IN fire, said to have been of
incendiary origin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

benefit of the Seals and the result is
that a gate of something more than
81 900 was realized. This means that
/ each player will receive in the neigh
borhood. of $50. All the boys were
highly elated over the success of their
benefit and were loud in their praises
of the generosity of the San Fran
cisco fans.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Three base hits--Iennox. Snodgrass Seamlock
La Longe. Two base hits-Hall, Raymer First
base on called balls--0n whalen g. OF Han 2.
Struck ontBy whalen ;. by Hall 6. Hit by
pitched ball-Gandii. Time OF game--l hour
and 35 minutes. Umpire-McIiale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

To rent your rooms. phone an ad to
The Call, Kcarny Sc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Referees Appointed For
Rugby Games


At the weekly meeting of the Galifor-
MIA Rugby referees union last night
the following referees were appointed
for the games during the week:
Today, Stanford VS.. Vancouver. at
Stanford, d. Blair: Saturday. Stanford
VS.. Vancouver. at Stanford C. Cameron;
Saturday Mission high VS.. Lowell high,
at Presidio grounds. II. Elliot; Satur-
day Palo Alto high VS.. Santa Clara
high. at Palo Alto, w. p. Fuller: .Satur-
day. University of the Pacific VS.. Santa
Clara vollege. at Santa Clara. l.. s.
Reading; SUNDAY, St. Ignatius VS.. Santa
Clara. at ST ignatius grounds.
Owing to no.request having been re-
ceived from California for a referee for
the game against Nevada on Saturday
no official was appointed.
Mana ger Edgar Pomeroy of the Reli-
ance football team says that the report
of the Reliance Stanford game played
last Saturday at Stanford. was incor-
rect in so far as the Reliance men
were said to have left the. field before
the call of. time. Pomeroy says: The
game was played full time, and the
Reliance men were playing better dur
ing the last 20 minutes than at any
time of the game The fact that sew
count of the shortness of the time TO
get the team together is given as one
reason of the poor showing made by
the team
A special meeting of the California
Rugby union will be held tonight at
1913 Geary street, room sos Business of
an important nature is scheduled.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
EuRnPEAN RACES

PARIS. Nov I'm the PriX Lacote,
run at St. Cloud today, Eugene Fisch-
offs North Pole finished second.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
YANN1GANS
REGTLARS

4I5afteu Tot NelkIe ~ nlntu-
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Mana ger Edgar Pomerov of tn

special meeting of the California
Rugby union will be held tonight at
1913 Geary street, room sos Business of
an important nature is scheduled.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
RUNS AND HITS By Inn

Total - .s3 - "a lo
@Thomas batted for Boice in the ninth
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08
The old fashioned way of dosing

The old fashioned way of dosing a
weak stomach, or stimulating the
Heart or Kidneys is all wrong. DR..
Shoop first pointed out this error.
This is why his prescription-Dr.
Shoop's Restorative-is directed en-
tirely to the cause of these ailments
the weak inside or controlling nerves.
1t isn't so difficult, says DR.. Shoop, to
strengthen weak Stomach, Heart or
Kidneys, if one goes at it correctly.
Each inside organ has its controlling
og gfr- saa nerve Wheu these nerves
->Et 1sn tlDsa oraanS uqt surely fall
ter These Eit2i truths are leading
4l.Ertsts everywhere TO dispense and
recommend Ds. Snoop,s Restorative.
Test it a few days, and see! Improve
ment will promptly and surely follow.
Sold by Hanson & Emerson. Ait
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08
Swept Over Niagara

This terrible calamity often happens
because careless boatman ignores
the rivers warnings-gr growing ripples
and faster current Natures warnings
are kind. That dull pain or ache in
the back warns you the Kidneys need
attention if You would escape fatal
maladies-Dropsy, Diabetes or Bright's
disease. Take Electric Bitters at
once and see Backache fly and all your
best feelings return. 'After long suf-
fering from weak kidneys and lame
back, one s1.O0 bottle wholly cured
me-" writes j. II. BlankenShip, OF
Belk, Tenn. Only SOC at Hanson &
Emerson. ... Ait
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-08

THE Other Girl,"a musical comedy
which comes to the Grand Opera
House on Wednesday, April II, really
has plot. So many of the so-called
musical comedies are simply con-
glomeration of songs, with few stale
jokes, introduced between them to get
few laughs. The plot of ''The 9th
er Girl" while light and full of COM
ical situations, is nevertheless strong
enough to carry the play to success
full finale WITHOUT the many catchy
Isongs used in this most delightful
comedy success of Mr.. Russell. -
Ed Buck, superintendent Of the
Northwestern Radiator Factory, re-
turned Saturday from Indiana where
he had been for a fort night looking
after the rest of the machinery for
the plant. Before leaving for home
machinery was all placed on the cars
and properly shipped. This shipment
should arrive here this week. 1t will
take but short time to place it in
position. The board of directors held
meeting Monday morning and heard
Mr.. Bucks report. The expenditure
of 81 900 for the machinery was au-
thorized. The directors feel that the
plant will be ready to start up in full
blast very soon. The outlook is ex-
cellent for good business.
Supt. II. A. Erickson of Douglas
county conducts public school de-
partment in the Post News. 4 recent
number contains the following in re-
gard to Miss Alta CasS, one of Sauk
Centres High school graduates: "A
visit to No. 50 last week showed sever
al interefting points. There were
eight boys and girls over fourteen
years of age. Several had been per-
feet i'm attendance. The teacher, Miss
Cass, used no text books in hearing
classes. She set her pupils the splen-
did exrmple of having her work well
planned. We could not help but com.
pare her method with that OF a teach
er visited a few days previously, whose
eyes were constantly on the book in
her hand, while hearing her class.
No. so has made splendid record this
year"