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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07
RIP VAN Wrinkle TACTICS
Of FREsN0ITES COST
THEM CONTEST
RaiSin Growers Play i'm ListIeSS
Manner and Toss Off Game
to the Orphans

San Francisco returned to the Grove
street lot to finish the last week of
the first half of the season. The Or
phans hooked up with Fresno and the
only interest that centers in this
weeks series. is the fight to see which
team goes into last place. The Or
phans won Yesterdays contest but
Fresno, if it wakes up, has splendid
chance of showing Tub Hacbetts team
into the cellar.
The affair yesterday was sleepy
exhibition The Raisin Growers did
not seem to care whether they won or
lost and they played as leisurely as
they could and at the same time draw
down salary
for the Orphans and he behaved nicely.
His usual wildness was missing and
he took seven of the enemy into camp
by the strikeout route. Outside of
Paul Cobb's home run hit to left CEN
ter in the ninth, not much damage was
done to his curves.
Forester pitched a nice game for
the southern outfit Outside of an in
clination to dog it when things did not
break right for him, the blonde haired
tWirler had fine assortment The
boys in back of him were a little off,
which accounted for some of the four
runs San Francisco scored
The Orphans got in the going in the
third frame and put two runs over the
pan. Bliss worked Forester for a
free passage and came home on
Heiter's three base hit to center For
roster then made balk and Hester
came home. Crol got first on four bad
ones and took third on Hackett' 5
single. He tried to come home on
Murrays out but was caught at the
plate. Hackett scored on another hit
In the sixth Funck singled. Kelley
singled and advanced Funck to third
He arrived home on Carney's sacrifice
fly.
In the seventh San Francisco put
over a run without a hit. Rough work
In the field was responsible for the
tally.
In the ninth Cobb picked out a good
one and smashed 1t to left center and
made a circuit of the bags before the
ball arrived home. Score:
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COMPLETE RETURNS OF
LOCAL MOTORCYCLE
ENDURANCE RUN
Single Cylinder Merkei Wins
Good Races i'm Eastern
Contests

w. G.. Collins of the San Francisco
motorcycle club announced yesterday
the complete result of the endurance
run to San Luis obispo and return.
Besides the perfect scores announced
in The Call yesterday the card of W.
II. Siemon showed that lie made the
trip without penalty. George a.
Faulkner was penalized Is points TOR
arriving late in San Luis obispo ts sno
3 points for arriving late in san jose
This gave him the second prize, ~.
w. Emery lost % points for arriving
late in San Luis Obispo.
All the other riders went out OF VIZ
contest. Most of the trouble was caused
by tires. which could not stand ,ne
heat on the San Juan ana Jolon BIaues.
E. e. Leach arrived at san LUIS ODlspo
with perfect score, but was taken
sick so that he was unable to continue
the run. He returned by train yes
terday.
At the motorcycle races held recent
ly in Cincinnati the single cylinder
Merkel of 1880 cubic inch piston dis
placement won the five mile open. the
three mile 1880 inch class. the Mara
thon of 26 miles 3S5 yards. and was
second in the 10 mile handicap. rms Is
fine showing for single machine
in competition with all makes OF single
and double cylinder motorcycles
T. e. Riley of Spokane arrived In
New York June % on his motorcycle,
completing the first lap OF his trip
around the world. Riley left Spokane
May and has made 5000 miles In 70
days the time between having been
spent visiting in Chicago and other big
cities. Riley sailed last week elI for or,d E nd
England. Scotland and Wales, after
which he will cross, over to the con con,
tinent and cover all of Europe: then
he will ride to the orient and from
there on to Australia by boat return
ing to the United States by way of
Honolulu and San Francisco
1t is a vacation pleasure trip for one
year and Rileys condition on arriving
in New York speaks very well for his
ability to stand cross country runs,
and shows him to be a man of the
very best habits. He reported that he
had not had any trouble with his mo-
torcycle except three punctures and
one blowout on his tires in 5000 miles
Riley is a veteran of the Boer war
and has not seen his family in Ire
land for close TO 10 years.
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MARIN SUPERVISORS ROAST
CAME commissioners
FOR PREJUDICE
State Body Is Accused of
Playing Into Hands of
Rich Men

SAN RAFAEL July e.-The state
fish and game commissioners came in
for a roasting today from Supervisors
Michael Burke and G. Pacheo during
arguments as to the advisa bility of
limiting the season for deer and Quail
in Marin county Burke severely eriti-
cised the methods of the commissioners
in distributing the game to private
clubs while but scant attention is paid
to the other hunters. Pacheo came
out with the fatfooted declaration that
The commission was farce"
The supervisors have practically de-
termined 10 limit the open season for
quail TO so days instead of the four
months allowed by the state law, and
in all probability the open season for
deer viii last but 80 days, beginnin g
July Is. as District Attorney Boyd to-
day rendered the opinion that July Is
is -the legal day under the state law.
In speaking of the manner in which
the fish commissioners distribute game
about the state Pacheo said. LAS far
have been able TO ascertain the
commissioners ship the birds TO their
friends and they are about the only
persons who receive any consideration
from their hands. Personally know
OF number Of well known men who
have tried 10 get a few quail from the
commission TO stock their places and
their letters have not even been an
sWered.
The commissioners are all right if
YOU own a preserve" said Burke but
tile public does not seem to count.
Whenever club wants 5000 birds it
gets them. Then when the clubmen
want good hunting they have it, while
the men not belonging to the club get
left. ] want to see a law that will
compel the commission to give birds to
the. supervisors. so they may be used
for stocking the public domain
Tile consideration of the proposed
changes in the hunting laws for the
county viii be continued until tomor-
row, when a delegation of sportsmen
representing the Tamalpais, Lagunitas
Point Reyes, Sportsmen. Victor and
several other hunting organizations
WIN meet with the supervisors and dis
cuSs the situation in relation to the
leHgth Of the hunting season.
Al first the supervisors seriously dis
cdssed closing the quail season en-
tirely. but in consideration of the fact
that sportsmen are going to the ex-
pense OF renting 100. 600 acres of land
for preserves ia the county and are
in a way protecting the game by the
employment of keepers, il was infor-
maliv decided to grant a limited sea
son for the slaughter of the feathery
denizens Of the woods.
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Los Angeles Women Golfers
Defeated by Chicago

CHICAGO, July 6.-The Higgins
trophy. offered to teams of the
Woman's western golf association
went to the Midlothian country club
of Chicago today by virtue of the
playoff tie by that club and the Los
Angeles club.
The Midlothian golfers finished Is
down on par (102 for women. while
their Los Angeles rivals were Is down
When the contest was held a week
ago Midlothian and Los Angeles Were
a tie, each being six down. Rain
made par golf an iimpossibility.
SCORES DISAPPOINTING
LOS ANGELES July 6.-The women's
team of the Los Angeles country golf
club, playing off the tie today with
the Midlothian club of Chicago in the
tourney of the western golf associa-
ton for the Higgins trophy, today
turned in score of Is down on par.
The individual players scored as fol-
lows:
Miss Margaret James. down.
Miss Katherine Mellus, down.
Mrs. Guy Cochrane, 6 down
Mrs. Frank Griffith, 2 down.
The weather was ideal and the mem
bers of the team were disappointed
at the score which came far from
the total made in the original play.
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European Races

SALISBURY. Sing, July 6.-rhe SAL
isbury maiden year old plate of 200
spvereigns. distance five furlongs, was
run here today and won by Sunshine.
Haurdina was second and Miss Shocks
third.
NOTTINGHAM. Eng. July 6.-The
Clumber maiden plate of 10S sovereigns
for year olds, distance five furlongs.
was won today by the Magdala colt
Loot was second and Legbreak third.
Legbreak was disqualified for humping
and boring. and August Belmont's Asti-
colt II was given third place
The St. Adams handicap plate. 500
sovereigns for 3 year olds and upward.
distance one mile, was won by Sense
less
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Dreamland Club Signs Up
Eight Bout Card

The Dreamland club has good card
OF eight events scheduled for its box
ing show at Dreamland pavilion next
Friday evening. The windup will be
provided by Walter Schulken and
Charlie Miller. the husky giant, who
has put up so many amusing bouts
since he butted into the roped arena.
This will be Schuiken's initial appear
ance since he won the title at the re-
cent Olympic club tournament
The special event will also be fought
by heavies. Jim Wilson, the hard hit
ting teamster, will make his reap-
pearance in the ring by taking on Jim
Morse, a promising blacksmith. who
tips the beam at 1875 pounds. The re-
malnder of the card is made up of the
following bouts
Tom Lynch VS.. Joe Leonard: Earl
Brown vs.. Frank Edwards; Joe Greg
gains vs.. Billie Ryan; Billie Duncan
VS.. Bill ROBINSON Jack Kanewskf VS..
Gus Edhind; Jack Hogan VS.. Morris
Sweeney.
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Victoria Races

VICTORIA. July e.-Todsy's results at Oak
Bay;
First race, four and half fHrlongs-AIiss
third Time. 80
Second race. six and half furlongs-Pres
tige won. Burleigh second. Colonel Brownston
third. Time ! "a As.
Third race. FIVE furlongs-Philistina won.
Lena Leach second, Lazy Quality third Time,
l:02 3-5.
Fourth race. mile and 30 yards-Redwood ii
won. Ny Pal second. Sainesaw third. Time
100 80.
Fifth race. six misunderstanding won La
Taranta second, Margaret Randolph third
Time. 10 80.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Maud Mace won, Sir
Br1llar second, BAIL third. Time. 1:1s As.
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AUTO OWNERS TO ORGANIZE

TACOMA. July 6.-At a meeting of
automobile enthusiasts here today a
movement was started for the organ
ization of state automobile associa-
ton for the protection of the 5000
auto owners In the state. A mass meet
ing of the automobilists in Tacoma has
been called for the latter part of the
month, when permanent organization
will be effected and plans laid for a
big northwest automobile meet.
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resi- cAsEs CONTINUED

The cases Of Frank O'Shea, John
Jones and John McKeon, arrested at the
Ingleside coursing park Monday morn
ing for violating the anti-gambling
law were called in Police Judge Short
ais court yesterday and continued un-
III today. O'Shea has not been bailed
out. and Attorney Carroll Cook init
mated that be would apply at once
for a writ of habeas corpus for his re-
lease so as to test the validity of the
act
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07
BOSTON TAKES TWO GAMES
FROM WASHINGTON BY
CLOSE SCORES
Double Header Proves Double
Victory and Second Session
Is ShufOnf
American League

BOSTON. July s.-Boston took two
close games from Washington today
the first to 2. and the second TO
o. Scores ~
Washington s..s-....'' ..''''. 2
Boston .4444.4s.s.. s5.. 49,
Batteries Fraye and Street. Wooo
and ,. Donohue. II L
Second game ~, >
Washington .....---... =. 49, . ,
y Batteries Groom and Street; Pape
and Madden,
NEW YORK. July 6.-Philadelphia
won the fifth straight game TO-DAY tro !.
New York. Score: X, n n
Philadelphia s.'.'.'''' a
New York .......-.. 2 -.
Batteriea-Morgan and Livingstone
Hughes and Sweeney.
CLEVELAND. July s.-Clegelsnd
completely outplayed Detroit TO-DAY y
Score. n
Cleveland /....-.....''''-' y 2
Detroit .....-..... .ar1,-,
Batteries-YounR and Easterly ;
Summers and Schmidt.
sT. LOUIS. July ga seesaw game
was won by Chicago here today. score
St Louis .............. ...-.-
Batferies-Peity. Howell. waddell
and Stephens; Scott, Fiene and sui
Ivan.
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MANTELL BEATS SULLIVAN

SACRAMENTO. July Frank Man
tell of Pawtucket r. l.. yesterday won
a 20 round decision over Jack (Twin)
Sullivan of Boston. The fight was fast
throughout and was MantelTs almost
up to the last round. when the Twin
opened furiously and evidently tried to
save himself from losing the decision.
When Referee Frank Schiller an
nounced Mantell the winner he was
struck twice by Sullivan, when the pO-
lice interfered
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07
AMERIcAN ASSIMILATION

At St Paul-St. Paul 5, Minneap-
At Columbus 5. Columbus o..
At Louisville-Louisville 2, lndianap-
At observation-disclosures City o. Mil
Uaukea &
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SAN JOSE
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Hopkns. Two base hits
Townsend t2l, Mosher Sacrifice hit-Waters.
First base on called bals-Of Hopkins 2. of
Miller l. Struck out-By Hopkins 3. by Miller
g. Double plays-Bfoadbent to Townsend to
Waters; Curtis to Broadbent to Townsend; KEEL
Ter to Kruger to Hugh Smith Broadbent to
Curtis to Townsend. Left on bases-Santa Cruz
< San Jose 2 First base errors-Santa
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National League

PITTSBURG, July 6.-Pittsburg made
II three straight from Cincinnati by
shutting out that team today Score
r. II. E
Pittsburg ..........-.-..-
Cincinnati c,,,l
Batteries-Phillippi and Gibson;
Ewing. Rowan Castleton and Mclean.
Umpire-Jo hnstone.
PHILADELPHIA, july 6.-Philadel-
phia defeated New York today. score
r. II. +.
Philadelphia ...-...-. :,
NG BMsttteries.McQufilen and Martel;
Marouard. Crandall and Schlei. UNI
pires-Kane and KLEIN.
BROOKLYN. July 6.-Wilhelm out
pitched Ferguson today, holding Bos-
ton to three hits. Score: r. H. f.
Boston
BROOKLYN
Batteries-Ferguson. Lindaman and
Graham: Wilhelm Bergen, and Mar
shall Umpire-Rigler.
CHICAGO. July 6.-Evers and Tin
kers' hitting were the features of to-
days game. Score: r: Il. E,
Chicago ....-..--.. ~
es-Higginbotham and Moran.
Tush and Phelps. Umpires-O'Day and
EmSlie.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07
san FRANCISCO
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY

Home run-Cobb. Three base ht-Heister
Two base ht--McDonough. Sacrifice hits
Carney. Feeney, Hackett. First base on called
balls-On Gray 2; of Forester 4. Struck out
BY Gray . by Forester s. Hit by pitcher
Hackett. 0dwell. Ferlin. Double plays-NeDon-
ough to Finck. Gordon to McDonough. Finck to
Kelley TO Tracey CD Balk-Forrester Time
Of game hour and 20 minutes. Umpire
Moore.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07
Santa Cruz z. San Jose 2

SANTA CRUZ. July 6.-The first
game of the series with San Jose
today resulted in a victory for the
locals, it looking for a while as though
the Prune Pickers were going to be
treated to a shutout. 1t was not UNI
til the ninth inning that the visitors
scored, bringing two men across the
plate. Hopkins occupied the mound
for the. locals, while Miller did the
honors for San Jose, and was touched
up for II hits. The score:
SANTA CRUZ
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07

Tom Dillon Just received auothe;
shipment OF swell straw hats.
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All. Il. BIZ. SB. TO. 4. f.
Van Buren,. c. f...... . o. D
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-07

Batteries-P and Gibson;
Ewing, Rowan. Castleton ana Mclean
Umpire ohnstone.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Philadel-
r; III. f.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-29
PRESIDENT TAFT IS WORRIED
Ill HEAlTH OF MRS. TAFT PREYs
UPON HIM REPORTED NAY RE.
TIRE AT CLOSE OF TERM.

Washington O,t y -V.,.. p...,
d,pt Taft said to tin, s,bo,, ,rld-..
,f T,r.l T,>,, tbo, in fo,,. ,..,,. ..
Vould ,t.p down and ON i..I.n.l,.,..5
h,r, In, som. of his rl,.. p...,..,.
friends tb1. II. va. tbinLir.. ID. ,.
imp,ir.d bc,ltb ,f ,is vif. ,.,.
.,l rr,,,h,ii,v viii p,y,r ,. ..rt. o..
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Notice Of Sale by Guardian.

Stat, of Oklahoma. Gavn County i'm
th" County Court.
I'm the matter of the guardianship
OF Jesse James, Minor
Notice is hereby given that in pur.
suanc" of an order OF the County
Court Of Garviu County. Oklahoma.
made on the 9Th day OF October, 1909.
IN" undersigned guardian OF the os.
tate Of Jesse James, minor, will sell
At public auction to the highest bid.
der. subject 10 confirmation by said
court, on Saturday, November the 18th,
A. D., 1909. az o'clock in the after
noon, al the court mouse door in Car.
ter County, Oklahoma. all the right.
title. and interest that the said minor
has by operation of law or otherwise
acquired in and to the following de.
scrlbed real estate situated in Carter
County, state of Oklahoma. towit:-
An undivided one-fourth nteres,
after the life estate of Blcey James. in
and 10 the following lands, towit:
The We of the NE4 Of the NEA.
and the NWiI Of the NEit, and the
Ele of the NW4 and the We of the
SWA OF the NE4, all in section 1G,
and the We of tho SEi4, and the Els
of the NEll of the SW4. and the
SWL Of the NEi4 OF the SWii, and
the SCI OF the SWlt, and the Eig OF
the SWii Of the SWi,, all IN section
., and the Ne OF the NWl4 OF the
NWi4, and the SEA or the NWH o.
the NWli OF section lG, township /
South, Range ! West.
Said real estate to Ne sold Tor cash
upon delivery of deed subject 20 con.
frmation by this court.
w. j. THOMPSON,
Guardian OF Jesse James.
THOMPSON a JONES. Attorneys for
Guardian
l529.29.5l-.
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No Loafing on The lob


''HN'NN ~ ShlNs
Notice is hereby -ivrn that tnc nm
dersiguod trustee. as the successor OF
W r. Bloakmore. Trustee. in pur.
suance OF Decd Of Trust given by
". Colbert and Henrietta Colbert.
dated the eth day Of October. 1908.
to W. H. Bleakmorc Trustee for the
First National Bank OF Ardmore,
Okla, which Deed OF Tus. was re-.
corded az TishominCo. Indian Terri.
tory. in recording District No %. on
the 18th day of October. 1905, and
upon which default has been made by
the failure 10 pay The debt when the
same matured and upon which there
is due s7,2j37s; viii sell the prop.
erty secured by said mortgage or so
much thereof as will satisfy said debt
with five per cent as Trustee fees
and cost OF sale according 10 the terms
of said mort gage. ~ public outcry to
the highest bidder for cash on the
ith day Of November. 1909, at 10
o'clock a. m, at the front door of the
Johnston County court house m TiSh-
omingO, Oklahoma, the said property
being described a follows. to.wit:
The NEl4 OF the SWA Of Section
10; and the Ne OF ,hc NW4 of the
SWii of Section 10, in township /
south. range East Of the indian
Base and Meridian. and the VIZ of
the SWA Of Section -; and the NEH
of the NWA of Section 90: and the
Northeast quarter OF the NWA Of
Section %, all in township four
south, range six east Of the Indian
Base and Meridian.
Also the Sis of the NI5 of Section
10; and the NWh of the SEA or
said section TO- The Sh of the
NWli of the SWh Of said Section
10, and the East half of the NEll OF
the SCI, of Section .. and the NWii
OF the NEA of the SEA- of said Sec.
tion 3, all in township 4 South, range
) East OF the Indian Meridian, all OF
said land being in the Chickasaw Ma
tion. Indian Territory, and being in
all 40 acres OF land together with
all and singular the improvements
thereon, and all the rights, privileges.
hereditaments and appurtenances
tnereunto in any wise belonging or
Witness my hand on this the 4th
day OF October, 1909
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
az Ardmore. oklahoma
BY w. D. POTTER. Trustee.
CRUCE & BLEAhMORE
POTTER & POTTER, Attorneys.
nnvS
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Just Received
At FeIker's Grocery Store

New krout, sour and sweet pickles, sweet
Mango pickle, Dill pickle, Queen bulk
olives seeded ribbon cane, sorghum,
fresh line new evaporated fruits. Call
and buy of our new goods. Fresh line
of Chase and Sanborn coffee and Heinz's
81 varieties of pickles and preserves
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{. r. Klugcr, the iowclor 1000
Virginia Ave, Indianapolis. writes. -
was so weak from kidney trouble that /
could hardly walk a hundred fee.
-Four bottles of Foley's Kidney Rem.
cdy cleared my complexion. cured
my backachc and the irrcgularitios
and ! can now attend
to business every day and recon-.
mend Folcy's Kidney Remedy 10 all
sufferers. as it cured me- after the
doctors aud other remedies had fail.
cd Sold by all druggists
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d'r.ng ON mu;iny and In Louisiana and
Texas onions OF evil arc obscryabl,
President Tatt i' is claimed. entered
the White House determined - max.
everybody happy and. obviously
enough as everybody tina. looks to po
li,.,tl patronag" fo. happiucs rluuo,
e'. DO thn genial president is given to
moods chat contrast sharply with hi.
Nuut.I ,b."r.llncS,
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QUICK MEAL COOK STOVE.

The Quick Meal Is the only sue
c"ssful gasoline cook stove ever made
and the Quick Meal gas stoy" il, the
best stov" ever built 10 use natural
gas. This ls broad assertion bu, We
stand "oady to back it mp Sold only
by Biycus, Corhn y Frcnsley. sim
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Every Convenience

Highland Park is the ONLY
PLACE IN ARDMORE where you
can purchase high class property at
moderate prices, easy terms. and
get ALL the convonienccs the city
affords. Gas. water, electric lights.
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