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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-24

A narrow escape from death was
averted by Judge J. d. Hinkle and
his family Sunday afternoon. The
Judge had just come from Liberty
lake. The road was full of other
automobiles. and as he neared the
tracks of the interurban he put on
full speed. He was half way over
when to his horror an Inland EN-
pire train doomed before him. As
It bore down on his car he cleared
the track and the train passed
harmlessly behind him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-24
G O Min u Z ID
r O
p a G T. O n Z
ROOSEVELT IS WITH
INSURGENTS

ton throughout my administers.
ton"
On March 1. after having spent
an evening with Taft, Roosevelt
asked the insurgents to excuse him
from writing q formal letter incor-
porating these views, on the ground
that such q letter might embarrass
the new administration.
Standing in the president's room
In the senate wing Of the capitol,
Roosevelt took Gardner and Nelson
by the hand and turning to Tan,
urged him to take up the insureent
cause. That was one Of Roosevelt's
last acts during his administration,
the report declares.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-24
HUMAN JACKALS AND HYENAS RANGE THE
STREETS OF NEW YORK AND DEVOUR THE
DAUGHTERS OF THE TENEMENTS.

The addresses of dealers in girls
were given to them, freely, with let
ters of introduction and assurances
that the bearers were ION the
level"
Always within calling distance of
the young women was one of the
New York detectives, who passed
as their friends"
When the young women reached
New York, after visiting various
other cities-they won't tell yet
about their visits to other cities
they were prepared to go into the
underworld, fully introduced.
Within few days they had
bought four girls, at prices ranging
from $50 to $3.50,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-24

mermaid girls. are as pretty and
graceful maids as you will find on
a long days journey. They do
some neat little tricks in a tank
with glass sides. One thing is to
pick up fifty or more coins from
the bottom of the tank with the
teeth, and another, sleeping under
water for exactly a minute and q
half.
Donald Is a genuine Scotch come.
dian--'nf sed. At the end of his
act the audience calls for him until
he finally yells: "Cut 1t oot."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-24

J. r. LaveIle was only too glad
to receive a Jail sentence OF three
days for drunkenness in the police
court yesterday. This will help me
to sober up" he said, as he was
given the sentence. He also stated
that he had been drunk from the
minute he stepped off the train TN
til arrested by the officer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-24
/ HEAT RS

WAsHiNoroN-The eight young
ladies appearing at the Washington
this week in "The Eight Water.
melon Girls" are winning remark.
able favor with the patrons of this
house. They are clever, energetic
and furnish delightful entertain.
ment, with their catchy songs and
sprightly dancing.
PANTAGEs-Jack McAuliffe, the
retired and indicated lightweight
champion of the world, is appearing
at the Pantages theater this week
in very interesting monologue H.
Illustrating some Of the most import
ant events in the history of the
prize ring. Mr.. McAuliffe is in the
northwest more for recreation than
anything else. 1t is his aim to reach
California for the big fight Of July 4.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-24

dancing pupils daily. All of these
young women expect to astonish
the country when the new season
begins and the dance rage is at its
height.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-24
THREE NEGROES AND TWO
WHITES KILLED IN RIOT
10y United Pres. Leased wire)

eoGALUsA La- May 24Thres and two whites
killed injured in race following
today between white nan and started the
trouble .e1
officials teIegraphed surrounding villages for aid In
SURPRISING the disorders.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
GREAT OAKLAND CROWD
SEES COMMUTERS WIN

None of the fans could possibly have
asked for any more action than they
got in the morning on the other side
of the pond. And such an Oakland
event II was. They simply had to
drive the crowd away from the turn
stiles Half an hour before the bell
rang the stand and bleachers over
flowed and the tardy fans were forced
tc find locations in the outf1eld. 1t
surely was just the proper occasion for
the Commuters TO annex a game.
They got away with one on the level,
too. though of course there were plenty
Of Portland errors to help out The
Beavers looked to be suffering from
too much San Francisco gayety. They
booted the ball hard and often and they
generally booted 1t with Oakland run
ners on the paths. The Oaks were
full of life and vitality and they never
overlooked single chance to do some
good for themselves. They were get
ting by in every inning, though the
the pick, hitting 1t so hard that the
vast crowd of transbay fans were wor-
ried TO the delirium point.
Maggart gave the Commuters a start
by knocking the ball over the right
field fence In the first inning. AS he
was the initial bstsman to face Pitcher
Boice the former Oaklander, the re-
suit can be better imagined than ac-
tually described The Oakland fans
were ready to elect their left fielder
mayor of the city, and while the cheer
ing was going on it looked as though
Frank Motifs job was in jeopardy.
Mr.. Boice lasted only an inning and
A third. After they took him out in
the second Monte Pfyl quickly landed
on one of Seaton's shoots andTegistered
Cutshaw with the second Oakland tally
Portland in the meantime got jerry TO
the offerings of Slim Nelson in it's half
of the second and, by dint of hard
clouting, hammered a tally over.
Then il ran along till the sixth. when
the Beavers opened up on the slender
southpaw and proceeded to give him
the lacing of his life 1t was bingIe
after bingle till the heads of the trans
WOODY. Portland finished up the round
with two tallies and four safe wailops,
and they were leading then, 10 2
But Oakland was still full of fight
and before its half of the sixth had
been reeled off the score was tie
Wolverton took Nelson out with one
man down in the sixth spasm and Moser
went to work. This meant curtains for
the Beavers. while Oakland's best cards
were still to be played
The ever lucky seventh was a god
send to Oakland. They bumped Mr..
Seaton with machinelike regularity and
the men behind the Portland pitcher
showed the effects Of the hard night on
the San Francisco rialto. The boots
which came along at opportune mo-
ments all counted for the Oaks and at
the close of the inning they were there
with a pair of runs, the last ones to
be registered. for Moser had the sign
on the Beavers in the eighth and ninth.
The score.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
BODIES Home RUN
NO. Il ENDS GAME
Seal Swafsn1an Puts Stop to
Contest i'm Twelfth, Even
ing Up Day
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 11.--After the
Seals had lost the morning game today,
Pug" Bodie came to the front in the
twelfth inning of the afternoon contest
and drove the ball far over the fence,
registering his twenty seventh home
run of the season, and winning the
game for his team.
Aside from Bodies spectacular per-
formance, which according to local. fans,
sets a new worlds record, the after
noon game was replete with thrills.
The teams hattled through II innings
during which five double plays were
pulled off.
Sutor and Thorsen were the opposing
twirlers and both were working in
grand form until Bodie broke up the
game. The men were down and Mohler
was reposing on second when Bodie
came to bat.
The Angels battery won the morning
game at Vernon, Ornedorff and Nagle
connecting for hits in the eighth in
ming. Neg1e and Henley pitched shut
out ball the eighth Henley allowing
but two hits in seven innings. In the
second half of the eighth, with two
down, Orendorff hit for three bases,
beating the throw to third by a mar
row margin. Nagle shot one past Witt.
scoring Orendorff.
1t was nip and tuck through II in
nings of the second game The Angels
scored in the second on a walk Sutor's
error and an out, Dillon crossing the
plate. The Seals took the lead in the
fourth. Shaw walked and Bodie
singled infleld. Tenant sacrificed and
Shaw scored on Wits long fly. Bodie
scored on Villains single The fifth
saw the score tied. Daley bunted safe
lv, went to third on Bernards single
and scored on Howard's out
Fast fielding prevented any further
scoring until the twelfth Inc tn
eighth, ninth and eleventh innings the
Angels cut the Seals off with double
plays and in the Angels half of the
ninth the Seals retired the side with a.
double.
Mohler was the first man up in the
twelfth inning. He drew a pass and
was sacrificed along to second. Bodies
homer scored two, and just to show the
Angels that the Victory was not f1uke
the Seals tailed another. Witt singled
and Williams drove a hot one at Thor
sen who threw to catch Williams but
hit him instead, the ball rolling to the
bleachers. In the meantime Witt had
come all the way around. Score:
!
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12

Portland and Oakland stand
today Just as they stood when
they began their sensational Sc
ries last Wednesday afternoon.
The Beavers are half N game to
the good. Though the wise ones
saw where the Portland class
would tell in the long run, they
must now admit that Oakland's
pluck and gameness proved
more important factor. for Oak
land maintains it's place in the
race.
The teams have broken even in
the last eight games and this
afternoon they Will meet in the
final affair. the one which will
determine the series. Oakland's
double victory against Portland
yesterday has had the effect of
convincing many of the skepti-
cal ones that the Commuters
even have n shade on their rivals
and that they will eventually
beat them out,
San Francisco succeeded in
breaking even with Los Angeles
after a hard struggle i'm the
south. The end Of the season LIS
still seven weeks away and none
of us can tell what IL going to
happen I'm the meantime.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
Baseball Notes

Monte Pfyl just won the hearts Of all the
oakland fans in the morning game across ~. ~.
pay py cracking out three pretty singles ont -
lnIee trlps 10 the plate. His efforts scored foS-
runs Tor the Commuters. t''''
Kruger's wonderful stick work b,. ...,.
lot TO do with keeping the Beavers mn wbers
tney are DE was the high man in the after
noon responding with two doubles ints ~.
crowd and he scored run each time he got on.
:. Captain wolverton has laid Right Fielder
Swander on and replaced him with Pfyl swan
DER mas not been hitting the ball at an Of late
SO 1t looks as though he will play the bench for
the remainder OF the season
Fisher. the Portland catcher is very much ,vor-
r1ed about his arm. He can't peg the runners
out at nrst base as he used to and he makes
many wild peg which costs hts team .any a
ball as he never hit il before Now Fisher
can't make up his mind whether ne yeuld
rather be an accurate thrower OF leading
batsman-
1t can easily be imagined what ronst,pV
he showed up in the clubhouse after the game
1t was the busher's first effort with the leaders
and he tossed bleoner by being caught on
first base just when Portland seemed to have =
chance OF coming in with the run that would
have tied up the score
Knapp certainly is unlucky pitcher against
the Oakland brigade. He started in no loss
than three games against them this series and
he tossed of every one by run. The fact *
that Oakland has had krapp's goat all season
and no matter what kind of great bali he
pitches against the transbay team something Is
bound to go wrong With the men behind him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
VERNON UNABLE TO
Find ARELLANES
Sacramento TwirIer Holds the
Villagers to Three Hits
and No Runs

SACRAMENTO, Sept 11.-Frank
Arellanes. late of the Boston Amerf-
cans, was on the mound for sacra-
mento today and held Vernon to three
hlts and no runs. The Villagers were
undple 10 connect at all with AreI-
lanes shoots, while Carson was hit
at opportune times by the Senator's
Heister, in center field for Sacramento.
and Carlisle. occupying the same posi-
tlon for Vernon. pulled off some bril-
liant catches Today's game gave Sac
the series. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12

san ANSELMo. Sept. 1.-THE San Auselmo
baseball .elub defeated the Goodyears of San
Francisco in one sided game here today by the
score of IL To 6. The feature Of the game was
the hitting of the home team Bstteries-Fair
Icy McAvoy and Breslauer: Olson and ylieht.
Next Sunday the San Anselmos will cross ba rs
with the San Ms,eo club of San Mafeo over
100 spectators and brass band will accompan 4.
the team.
In the morning the g. B. Hunds Of this place
defeated the Bass Heuters of Mil Valley by
the score of TO U The feature of the game
was the pitching of Dick O'connor for the Ifnnds
who allowed TIE visitors only two hits during
the game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12

The Commuters and the Beavers will hook nD
this afternoon at Recreation park In the dnal
and most Important game Of the great series.
It's four and four with them now. 80 the team
which gets away with this afternoons struggle
is entitled TO the series. The dreaded southpaw
Gregg will do the twisting fer the northern
aggregation, while Lively, Oakland winning
pitcher, is billed TO Offciate against the sensa-
fional Southpaw. The odds In favor Of
Portland. though some Of the fans say. Gregg
is due for beating and Oakland is the Verv
team which figures TO give il to him In the
event that Oakland can win this afternoon then
il will be only two points behind Portland for
first honors In the pennant race.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
sSeratch.

In the afternoon a woman's putting
and approaching contest for the Miss
Jennie Crocker cup was won by Mrs
l.. I. Scott. Score, I.
A mems putting and approaching con-
test for the George A. Pope cup was
won by E. d. Murphy. Score s.
The mems driving contest for a cup
presented by Douglas Grant was won
by. Dusty" MillaF A woman'S driving
contest for cup of Mrs. L. r. Scott was
won by Mrs ]. r. Clark.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
.BURLINGAME GOLF
TOURNAMENT ENDS
Mrs. w. FL. Taylor and w. w.
Cr0cker Win the Mixed
FOursomeS Cups
[speeisI pss.eaish 10 The CaIll

BURLINGAME. Sept 11.-On the
links of the Buriingame country club
and before the largest crowd of the
season the closing matches of the golf
tournament were played today. with
Mrs w. H. Taylor of the Menlo golf
and country club and W. W. CrockeF.
son of ". II. CrOcker. winning the
mixed foursome handicap contest for
the cups presented by Mrs. Walter s.
Martin and Mrs. George A. Newhsm
The games were played in the morning.
The scores were.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
rs AND HIS BY INNINGS
STAINIARN

Sacrifice ny-Pfvl. Two base hits-Olson.
Kruger (2). Sacrifice hits-Sheehan, Knapp.
Cutshaw First base called hals-0n Knapp
5. of Christian ,. Struck out-By krapp 6, by
Christian 2. HIT 10y pitched bail-W Wolverton.
Passed balls-Thomas 2. Fisher 2. Wild pitch
Krapp Time of game hour and As minutes.
Tnnires-Finney and Van Haltren.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
SUMMARY

Two hits and 4 run of Boce in ! 3 innings !:
IL hits and 3 runs of Nelson in 61-3 innings
Home run-Alaggart. Two base hits-Olson.
Casey Sacrifice hits-Sheehan. Kruger Rapps.
Nelson Maggart. First base on called balls
OF Boice !. of Seaton 4. off Moser L. Struck
ont-By Nelson !. by Seaton 3, by Moser l.
Double plays-Pfyl 10 Thomas: Wolverton 10
Cutshaw TO Cameron. Passed ball--Afurray
Stolen tases-Ryan. seaton. Cutshaw Time Of
game-2l hours. Umpires-Finney and Van Hal
tren.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY
Los ANGELES

Home run---Bodie. Two base hits-Dalev
Madden. Bernard. Sacrifice hits--Murphy. Witt,
Tennant, Bernard. Howard, Hallinan Sutor
Stolen bases-Howard. Tenant. First base on
called balls-0f Tborsen 81 OF Sutor ). Struck
ont-By Ihorsen D, by Sutor 8. Double plays
Hallinan to Dillon to 0rendorn. Mohler to Shaw
to Tennant. Shaw to Mohler to Tenant Wild
pitchcs-Thorsen (2). Time of game hours
so minutes. Umpire-McGreevy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
SUMMARY

Three base hit--Orendorn. Two base hit
Madden Sacrifice hit-Mohler. Stolen bases
Nagle Madden First base called balls-Of
Nagle l, off Henley /. Struck out-By Nagle 4.
by Henley z. Double plays-Delmas TO Hallnan.
Dillon to Delmas. Passed ball-orendorH. Time
Of game hour so minutes. Umpire-Mc-
Greevy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12

PARIS. Sept. 11.--W. r. Vanderbilt was sue
cessful in two events at ChantilIy today. His
Brume won the Prix la Rochette (triennial
stake). for 2 year old fies. while his Monfred
colts. Each prize amounted to $4,000 The dis.
tance was Eve and half furlongs.
BROOKLINE, Mass, Sept. 1I.-%Exeprt anna
teur golfers will begin weeks struggle at the
Country clubs links tomorrow for the cham
pionship Of the United States golf association.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
Coy batted for Carson in eighth.
TArrellanes out for bunting 0nsthfrd st-;t.
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Carson. Heister (2) sacriAcs
Ianss Ih,nss5eister; hs r. Hogan Struck out-By Arei
stoSen :; oy larson Hit BY pitched ball-Coy
ano 90 minutes. Umpire-Hildebrand 80
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
Spokane Wins Great
19 Inning Game

TACOMA, Sept 11.-Spokane won
a remarkable baseball game from
Tacoma in the nineteenth inning today
when Frisk, Cooney. Cartwright and
Hotling punched hits and sent three
runs across the plate. The score was
4 to l.
From the third inning on, when the
Tigers tied the score at <one-all. until.
the nineteenth, neither side could send
a runner around the circuit. Spokane
probably set new record for fielding
by playing the entire 10 innings with
out making an error or anything that
resembled one
McCamment for Tacoma and Jose
Baker for Spokane also established
records for pitching steadiness. Nc
Camment allowed but one base on balls
in the 10 innings, and Baker pitched
16 1-3 innings without giving pass TO
first base. Renner started the game
for Spokane, but was withdrawn in the
third. when he lost control. Score:
Tacoma -. .................I 5
Spokane IL o
Batteries-McCamment and Byrnes; Bonner.
Baker and Shea.
SEATTLE. Sept. 11.--Brilliant pitching and
fielding stretched today's first game with Van
couver to 10 innings, Vancouver finally winning
to Q. by little pop ny that Just dropped over
last half Of the sixteenth Vancouver had to re-
tire two men at the home plate. Vancouver
won the second game ALSO Score
First game: r. H. E.
Rseserieszackert and Hemenway Miller and
Lewis.
Seattle ar s.". .............. 9 z z
Batteries Hinkle and Hemenway; Jensen and
Lewis
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
GAMES TODAY

OakIand-PortIard at Recrea-
tion park.
SAN Francisco at Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12

Oakland :. Portland 3.
Oakland 4. Portland 3.
Los Angeles 4, San Francisco o.
San Francisco ), Los Angeles
G2 innings.l
Sacramento 3, Vernon o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
Oaks Make Splendid
Stand in Big Series
STANDING OF THE sLuBs

RESULTS Of GAMES
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-12
MORNING GAME
LOS ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO

os Angeles -, Q Q Q Q o Q 0 ri
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
LIGHTNING KILLS
ALOIS MUELLER, JR.
Father Also Is Stunned and
Blinded Temporarily by Ter
rifle Flash.

Alois Mueller. jr.. aged IA years.
son OF Alois Mueller. the dairyman.
was struck by lightning and instantly
killed shortly after Z o'clock last
night. while milking in the corral Of
the Mueller dairy. Immediately east
OF the Jordan plant Of the Telluride
Power company.
The thunder storm had just begun
when the lad. accompanied by his
father. went out TO milk the cows. He
had done his share OF the milking
when several bolts struck nearby.
He became frightened. Rising from
the milking stool. he had taken but
2 half dozen steps when he was hurled
70 the ground by a flash of lightning
that Jared the whole neighborhood.
The bolt struck the boy and II stun
ned and blinded his father. who was
about forty feet from where the lad
fell. II was five minutes before the
parent recovered. Then he saw his
son lying on the ground. He carried
the boy into the milkhouse and dashed
cold water into his face, without ef-
feet. DR.. G. T. Wilcox was tele-
phoned to, but later examination re-
vealed that the boy was dead and the
surgeon was told not 20 come.
The Muellers came to salt Lake
from Switzerland nine years ago. The
dead boy has three brothers and two
sisters.
The funeral will be held from the
mortuary chapel Of the s. NJ Taylor
Undertaking company tomorrow at 1
p. IN.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
TROUBLES OF RMA
JORGENSEE OVER
Girl win Be Brought Back to
Salt Lake by Her
Uncle.
ld-Repubiican)

Especial 10 The Herald Republican-)
Portland. ore. July 1s.-After two
months OF frfOuiatton. Irrna J0rgensen,
the young girl who eloped from salt
Lake with q Creek. saw the last 81 her
troubles IN Portland today when she
was released from jail and turned over
to her uncle. who took her home to the
Utah city.
q. X Hendricks. the uncle. who Is
locomotive firemar OF Salt Lake. paid
the remainder Of the fine standing
against the girl and obtained her re-
lease. lie said he would give her a
home and keep her away from Greeks
and her mother. whom he blames Tor
the girls trouble.
The girl. who n only Il years old
and OF striking appearance. was first
arrested several weeks ago for being
on the streets after hours with Greek
named Rev Morphis. who. refusing 10
marry the girl. has disappeared.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
SPEEDY MOTORCYCLE COP
GETS THIEF RED-HAN0ED

d. W. Turgeson. aged 43 years. was
arrested by Motorcycle Patrolman W.
III. HendriCkson at Sixth South and
Main streets shortly before II o'clock
last night. after he had broken into a
delivery wagon OF the John Edwards
Instalment company and stolen a doz-
en- folded pOrtiers valued at SIS. He
was watched by several persons, who
telephOned the police.
HendricksOn responded on the po-
lice motorcycle. arriving just as the
thief started away with the bundle OF
portiers. which he dropped on n lawn
two lots from the stables. Hendrick-
he was about to lay down behind an
ash barrel.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
FROM DENVER
FOR REPORTS ON CROPS

Halsey NJ Rhoads. SPECIAL field
agent OF the bureau OF statistics.
United States department OF agricul-
ture. has removed his headquarters
from Denver to salt Lake. His terri
tory consists of Utah. Wyoming and
Nevada. Much OF his time will be
spent in various parts OF this district
collecting agricultural statistics, but
he viii make his permanent
headquarters in salt Lake. For the
present he will be located at the Gull
len. where his wife and family will
join him this week.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
SENSATIONAL ADDRESS OF
COLORADO LABOR LEADER
(ContInued from PAGE OnrD

Dakota to determine the legality OF
the card system. by which a miner Is
compelled to sign an agreement never
to affiliate with a labor union before
he can secure work Ia the Deadwood
district.
Meyer will also attack the law Great
ing a bureau OF mines. declaring that
the measure rs so amended in the
Senate. at the snstigation Of the smeltcr
interests. as to except Alaska from con-
troll Of the bureau.
President Meyer declares the fedora
tion has paid up membership Of $1,000
and a membership OF $4,000 whose dues
are less than three months in arrears.