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as fefe night in a F'rencn care ana
the tribesmen from the south were not
! tardy about taking advantage OF It,
Portland had two runs in safety de-
posit in the fourth inning of the first
game, when Daily and Bernard We're
presented with transportation, both adj
vancing on Howard's sacrifice After
knocking a foul which Ort could have
got. but Rapps spoiled, Kennedy
slammed one into right field for a
safety and Daley and Bernard scam
pered over the saucer. These two tall
lies were the first scored against the
gentlemen with the web feet since Oc-
tober s.
The southerners garnered their win
ming run in the eighth.
In the second game, Garrett opposed
Castleton. the latter's work cleaning
brilliantly at all stages, whereas Gar
rett's work took on weird green and
mauve tfnts in the fifth. which was the
last inning. both mines having to catch
trains south. Scores,
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Jim Barry Wallops
Sandy Ferguson

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 16.-At the end
of the fourteenth round of what was
scheduled to be a 20 round bout be-
tween Sandy Ferguson of Chelsea.
Mass. and Jim Barry OF Chicago at
the West Side athletic club in McDon-
oughville. just across the river from
New Orleans, today, Ferguson's sec
onds threw up the sponge
The contest was announced as the
first of series of elimination bouts
with view to selecting a man to meet
Jack Johnson. Neither Barry nor Fer
guson, in the prevailing opinion,
showed championship form
Just after the men had advanced to
the center OF the stage TO receive in
structions from the referee Barry ex-
tended his hand toward Ferguson, who
responded with what appeared to be a
left jab to the face, and for a time the
ring was in an uproar. Spectators
rushed to the ringside and it took sew
eral policemen TO quell the disturb
ance.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10. -,
The great baseball derby, the blue
ribbon event of the American dia-
mond, will start here tomorrow.
when the championship teams of
the two major leagues will meet
in the opening game for the
worlds championship The con-
testing teams will be Philadelphia
of the American league and Chi
cago of the National league. These.
are generally considered to be the
finest developed teams that the
National and American leagues
ever have produced.
The Chicagoans will be made up
OF. practically the same men that
won for Chicago two worlds cham
pionships from Detroit, in 1907 and
1908, while, with the exception of
five players, Pitchers Bender and
Plank, First Baseman Davis and
Outhelders Murphy and Hartsel,
Philadelphia will be composed of
young men who have Joined the
team since the locals lost in
worlds series competition against
the New York Nationals in 1905.
Each club is managed by a vet
eran campaigner, Chicago by
Frank Chance, who will play first
base, and Philadelphia by Connie"
Mack, who will direct his forces
from the bench.
Injuries to players this month
have changed some of the early
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After winning II games in a
row and holding their opponents
ruBIess for IS innings, Portland
dropped the double header TO Los
Angeles yesterday afternoon. BY
breaking even with the Seals the
Oaks held their own and now
they are just six points, or ono
game, behind the leaders in the
chase after the pennant.
From now on the race should
be very close and exciting. Port
land will open series of seven
games with the Seals here to-
morrow afternoon, while Oakland
goes UP to Sacramento to engage
the Senator'S. 1t goes without
saying that Portland figures TO
have 81 harder time with the Seals
than Oakland does with the Sena-
TORS,
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Forty Teams Play in
Foursonles

Forty teams participated in the han
dicap mixed foursomes tournament on
the links of the San Francisco golf
and country club at Ingleside yester-
day. The contesting teams were d.
vided into three flights. the first being
those with handicaps under 10. the sec
ond with handicaps between 10 and Is
and the third between Is and 26.
The prizes for the first fight were
won by Miss Edith Chesebrough and
A. S. Lilley, those for the second fight
were won by Miss Morris and r. H.
Postlethwaite, those for the third fight
were won by Miss Small and DR.. j. W.
Stevens.
The final match of the first flight of
the mems tournament was won by
Doctor Fredericks. He beat c. D.
Whyte up for 10 holes.
The second flight was won by Doug
las Grant, who beat II. c. Breeder )
up and to play. The third fight was
won by C. III. Bentley, who beat d.
Gray up. II. Bingham beat Arnold 3
up and to play in the finals of the
fourth flight.
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Chance Is Confident
Of Winning Series
By FRANK L. CHANCE

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-.
From what I have heard of
the Athletics they are great
hall club and will give us n
harder fight for the worlds
championship than Detroit
did in 1907 and 1905. Of
course 1 expect TO win, hut
am not looking for an easy
time. got over that long
ago. We will fight our hard
est and if we lose, Connie
Mack's players will know they
have been I'm battle.
The reason 1 believe we will
win is that we have the best
ball club in the country. Of
course tsiat is only my opin-
ion. 1 think our pitchers are
in shape. but 1 can't know un-
til L see them in their actual
work. Overall will start the
series for us and / am con-
fidcnt he can hold the Phila-
deiphia hitters. Brown, ReuI-
bach and Pfeister are all In
good shape and / don't think
Nacl<'s pitchers can be any
better than them, IN spite of
their showing In the Anieri-
can league this season.
wouldn't be surprised to
see the series go six games. or
even seven, but I think we
will come out on top and I'll
have to hand it to the Ath-
letics IL they beat us.
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went out. Wares to Pfyl. Mohler went out,
Moser to Pfyl. No runs.
oakland-Cutshaw went out. Aohlcr to Ten
nant. Wolverton went out, Mohler to Tennant.
Mite walked. Moser went out, Henley to
Tenant. No runs.
SIXTH INNING
San Francisco-Henley walked. Shaw hit TO
Pfyl who threw Henley out at second. Me
Ardle hit 10 Wares, who threw TO Cutshsw-
forcing Shaw at second Cutshaw relayed the
throw to Pfyl aud McArdle out at first,
completing double play. No runs
oakland-Maggsrt went out, McArdle to Ten
nant Wares struck out Hogan went out, Ne
Ardle TO Tenant. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING
San Francisco-Nelchior singled over second
and went TO second on Bodies sacrifice Ten
nant singled to right and Afelchior was thrown
out at the plate. Tenant was thrown out
trying to steal second. No runs.
oakland-swander fied to Shaw. Ply
grounded to Tenant. Cutshaw heat an iufeld
hit. WolTerton fled TO Bodie. No runs
EIGHTH INNING
San Francisco-vitt went out. Wares TO Pfyl
Berry singled past third. Mohler flied tc
Wares. who threw 10 Pfyl. doubling up Berry
who had left the base. No
oaklard-Mitze walked. Moser bunted TO Ten
nant whose throw TO second late, leaving
both runners safe. Maggart flied to Henley
Henley threw TO Mobler 10 catch Mitze on
second Mohler dropped the ball and Mite went
to third. Wares went out, Witt tn Tenant
Hogan struck ont. No runs.
NINTH INNING
San Frsncisco-Henley went out. wolverton Il
Pfyi Shaw singled to right and went to sec
ond on McArdle's sacrifice. Melchior went out
Mo<er TO Pfyl. No runs.
oakland-Swauder flied TO Shaw. Pfyi flied t.
McArdle. Cutshaw flied to Shaw. No runs.
TENTH INNING
San Francisco-Bodie beat infeid hit ant
went to second on Tenants sacrifice. Wit
foulcd to Swander and Bodie beat the throw t.
third. Bodie was thrown out trying 10 stea
home No runs.
oakland-wolverton grounded TO Tenant
Mite struck out. Moser fouled to Wit. y,
runs.
ELEVENTH INNING
San Francisco-Mohler doubled to center anc
went 70 third on Henley's sacrifice Shaw singled
past Wares aud Mohler scored Shaw stol,
second. McArdle singled over second and Shaw
was caught at the plate. McArdle went t,
second on the throw. Melcbior singled to righ
snd McArde scored. Melchior went to secont
on Swander's tumble. Bodie flied to Maggart
Two runs.
oakland-Maggart struck out Thomas bat
ting for Wares, struck out Hogan singled f
left. Swander ended the game by going out
Henley to Tenant.
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Three Games Played by
Soccerites
At Preside athletic grounds-yam-
pires s, Oaks o.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Independ-
cpts 1.
AT Alameda - ThistIes II, United
states soldiers o.

Three games in the schedule of the
California football league were played
yesterday and the expected happened,
the stronger teams showing under
their weaker opponents. The best
game of the day was that between the
Pastimes and the Independents, played
at the Fruitvale grounds and which re-
suited in a victory for the Pastimes by
a score of to /.
The soldiers were easy for the
Thistles at the Alameda grounds.
The Oaks never figured to do any
good for themselves against the YAM
pires at the Presidio grounds, and the
lads from across the bay were handed
the short end of an to 0 score.
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MORNING GAME
san Francisco 5. Oakland 5

san FTancisco >. oakland )
Harry Stewart could not get started
i'm the first inning of the morning game
across the pond and the result was
that the Ga ks grabbed three runs for
themselves on a pair OF bases on halls,
hfnzle and an error. Cap Mohler
promptly took Stewart out to make
wav, FOR Miller.
The new pitcher. however. was not
much better. He lasted just four in
ufnzs during which time he came in
Tor a merry pounding 1t remained for
little Browning to stop the slaughter.
hut when he was brought out on the
slab. the game was lost, for the Seals
could not overcome the lead. The
s.nrf.
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THE HUNTER

Out on the marsh the hunter gay
Now lies about his blind,
And waits until his feathered prey
Comes winging down the wind.
I say he lies about his blind
To shoot the southbound duck,
But when he leaves the marsh behind
He lies about his luck!
Chicago News.
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Three c LEAGUE
LEADERS ARE TIED
Errors Behind Charles Freine
Give San Jose Victory
Over WafSOnViIe
ESPECIAL Dispoich to The Call

WATSONvILLE, Oct 1e.-San Jose
tied Watsonville today for the first
place in the three C league when the
Watsonville Pippins practically threw
the game away.
Charles Freine Of the Philadelphia
Athletics pitched for Watsonville and
would have had San Jose at his mercy
had not his teammates booted the ball
all over the lot. Score:
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SEALS SPLIT EVEN
AND TAKE SERIES
Henley Stands Oaks on Their Heads fo1
Eleven Innings in Afternoon
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

TOR in many Fnccos baseball team got
II performed yesterday
and in order give the champions be stated that
club preenders the 1910 pennan
Recreation park after II
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Great Games in South
rc.I n;saotrb IN The CoU1

Los ANGELES. Oct.> 1s.-vernon I,
Sacramento 2. Eleven nings-Vernon
2, Sacramento 0.
Baseball of the hair raising variety
was on tap today in the two games
which Sacramento and Vernon divided.
The scores.
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THREE WOMEN ACCUSED

who has an office in the HumbOlt bank build
ing. yesterday caused the arrest Of Pauline
MeFvfR. Vivian Meryin and Matte King.
habitues Of house at a Mason street. Of
the charge of grand larceny. McGlynn claims
taht the three women convived in a scheme
by which 50 was taken from his pocket.
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ANGELS TRAMPLE ON
THE LEADERS TWICE.
Ducks Walloped in Both Games After
Shutting Out Rivals 00 Innings
Especial Dispatch to The Call]

DORTLAND 6Afcr shutting opposing SO
McCredie fell today before the Los
Angeles the first OF the double header going to the
and the second Ten thousand
game despite ranw which fell later
of the wild
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SOCCER AT SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO, Oct 16.-The Sacra-
mento soccer club today won the first
game Of the Sacramento valley soccer
league from the Jubilee Rovers by
score of goals to 0.
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OLYMPIC FIFTEEN
BEATS COLLEGIANS
Winged 0 Aggregation Takes
Fast Game From Santa
Clara, 3 to 0
Especial Gable 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, Oct. 16-In one of
the best played games of the season
the fast Olympic team of San Francisco
defeated the college team today by a
score of 8 to 0 on the Santa Clara
college campus. Through overanx-
fousness the college forwards kicked
the ball on the 25 yard line into the
hands of Goodell, who, after a pretty
run, made the only try of the game.
The kick fell short
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17

CHILD HURT By DoNKEY-Alice Cole. a 9
year old child whose parents live in Port
land but are visiting San Francisco, essayed
donkey ride in Golden Gate park yesterday
afternoon. The donkey threw the child and
her arm was broken.
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on bails-oG Raleigh l. of Fitzgerald s. Struck
out-By Raleigh =. by Fitzgerald ). Double
play-LindSay to r. Brashear to y. Brashear.
Time of game hour and As minutes. Umpires
-McGreevy and Irwin
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PORTLAND
*Batted for Murray in the eight
s*Ran for Casey in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS T
SUMMARY

Struck out--By Gregg T. by Nagle 2. First
base on called balls--Of Gregg 4. of Nas1e :.
Home run-Ryan- Sacrifice .hits-Mensor. Hal
Iinan Sacrifice hy-Bernarj Stolen bases
Daley Olsen. Hit by pitched ball-hennedy by
Garrett First base errors-LOs Angeles 1.
Portland L Left bases-Los Angeles .. Port
lard 4. Innings pitched-Ciregg f. Bssehits-
OF Gregg .. runs 5. Time of game-l hour 20
minutes
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SUMMARY

Struck out--By Castleton s. First base on
called haI1s-Of Garrett 1. of Castleton /. Two
base bit-Delmas Sacrifice hits-Olson. Smith
left ON bsses-Ios Angeles 3. Portland ). Time
Of game-55 minutes. Umpires-Finney and
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-McGraw. Two base hit
Frene. Struck out-By Freine s. by Stricklett
g. Left on bases-Watsonville 6. San Jose g.
Wild pitch-Stricklett. Passed ball-Rutledge.
First base .errors-San Jose q. Sacrifice hit
Mitchell. Umpire-James Nealon.
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CANES TODAY

San Francisco at Oakland.
yernon-sscrament at Los An
geles.
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Summary

Two base hit-Danzig Sacrifice hit-Brown.
First base on called ballS-On Wiliett /. of
Arellanes f.. Struck OHt-By Areanes s. by
Nillett l. Double pIays-Coy TO n BraShear;
Nillett TO Brown to r. Brsshesr. Hit by pitched
bail-Ross. Time Of game hour and 80 min
utes. Jmpires-Irwin and McGreevy.
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srNfNTARY

Three runs snd / hit Of Stewart. taken out in
frS+ inning with nobody out; runs and hits
e~ Miller 10 three innings; runs and hits of
Nelson taken ont in ninth with nobody ont.
,y-,ro haee hffSSvs nder, Bodie, Mohler. Sacrifice
hits-Neichoir Wares Witt First base on
called hslls-oF stewart 2 of Miller /, OF Mel
con . on Mose- l. Struck out-By Browning 5.
hv Miller . by Nelson 3. by Moser ?. Double
rlsrs-WilIisms TO MeArdle. Time of game
hour and 4s minutes. Tmpires-Nan Hairen
ana Hildehrand.
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OAKS ONE GAME
BEHIND PORTLAND
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
RESULTS of GAMES

Oakland 3. San Francisco 3.
san Francisco 2. Oakland o III
inninEs).
Los Angeles 3. Portland 2.
Les Angeles i. Portland o.
Sacramento ,. Vernon L.
Vernon 2. Sacramento @.
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nAkLANn
- 80 HTrs 81 INNINes
SUMMARY

Two hase hit-MOhler. stolen bases-Mc-
saser AIcArdle Tenant. Henley. First base
GA called halls-On Henley >. of Moser ].
Struck out-Br Henley . hy MoseT l. Double
rlsvs-Wsres TO Cutshaw Pfyl- Wares TO
Pfvl Wild pitcb-Tyeuley. Time Of game
hour aud - minutes Tmpires-Hlldebrand
and Fsn ETslf-eD.
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To Play in Berkeley
TSpcciinl Cable to The Call

SANTA CLARA. Oct. 16-Brother
Joseph of st. Mary's college and Victor
White of Santa Clara college today
agreed to pay the annual football
game on Berkeley oval on Novem-
ber 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
MORNING GAME
SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Vernon .....0 o o 90 OIL
Basehits Il 0 l. o Is
Sacramento % O q o o 1-2
Basehits 20 2 D o o is
SUMMARY
Home runs-Burrell, Danzig. Two base hit
Burns. Sacrifice hits-Briggs. La Longe. Lind
say Heister, Coy. Stolen hsse--Coy. First base
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SECOND GAME
PORTLAND

Total. ----lt %
Stated for Fisher in the fifth.
ssRatted for Garrett in the fifth.
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
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VERNON
SACRAMENTO

Barred Tor BoardmaD in nlnth-
Rms AND HTS BY INNINGS
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went out. Wares to Pfyl. Mohler went out,
Moser 10 Pfyl. No runs.
oakland-Cutshaw went ont. aIohler TO Ten
nant. wolverton went out, Mohler to Tenant
Mite walked. Moser went out, Heaiey to
Tenant. No runs.
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forecasts as to the series. Chicago
lost Evers, whose leg was broken
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
SAN HOSE

Total ..--.--t. 90 - 10
%Batted for Marsh in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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Batted for Browning in the NINTH
RIMS AND HITS Ply INNINGS
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an Frsncisco-yitt died to Mite. Berry
The new era., 1910-11-24


Reports show that during the last
fiscal year the Camp Bird Ouray dis
trict paid twenty per cent dividends,
amounting to G17S,000.
The Hoosier City Mining Company,
controlling properties in San Juan and
Quray counties, is preparing for ex-
tensive work during the winter.
Shipments Of ore from Colorado
Springs for October. 1910, were III
cars, against ninety-seven cars in the
corresponding month of 1909, gain
Of 77.3 per cent over last year.
The Topeka mine, of Central City,
is outputting daily about fifty tons of
ore which is believed to be the highest
grade for the quantity that is beng
produced by any mine in the state
The American Nettie mill Quray dis
trict, is practically ready to start and
in few days will be working full
time. The Wanakah people have
shipped two cars of crude ore to the
smelter.
Holders Of stock in Cripple Creek
mines will be glad to learn that at last
the Roosevelt deep drainage tunnel
is actually completed, and that there
should be a new lease of life for the
big mines Of the district.
Armstrong and Williams are get
tin out quantity of very fine ore
from the Harrison lode in the Lamar
tine tunnel. Idaho Springs. The ma
terial is a heavy galena carrying 60
per cent lead and good values in silver
and gold.
During the years 1909 and 1910, the
production Of the principal precious
stones in Colorado was as follows:
Aquamarine, all grades. $4,000 carats;
phenacite, 1000 carats; amazonite,
first-class, two tons; almandine gar
nets, twenty pounds; agates, 100
pounds; amethyst 300 pounds; rose
quartz, two tons; epidote. 100 pounds;
precious topaz, three pounds; smoky
topaz. 275 pounds; rock crystal, 100
pounds.
One OF the greatest strikes of the
year has just been made in the Cen
trail tunnel by the Big Five Company,
Idaho Springs. The Belman lode,
owned by the Big Five Company. has
been cut and shows seven feet of
solid ore. A thorough test has bean
made Of the ore clear across the
streak, which shows values of $25 per
ton. The Belman lode is the extension
OF the Freighter's Friend, the Gem and
the Crown Point and Virginia, old pro-
ducing mines which have produced in
the past millions of dollars.
The new era., 1910-11-24
New Mexico.
The mines at Brilliant. Colfax coun.

The mines at Brilliant, Colfax coun-
ty, now employ 125 men.
The Diamond coal mine at Gallup is
now producing one hundred tons of
coal a day.
At the present time the activity in
the Mogollons has increased over 100
per cent compared to what 1t was a
year ago.
The Rosedale Mining & Milling
Company at Rosedale, Socorro county,
contemplates the construction OF q
new plant.
The Ginnity lease on the Black
Butte ground. Goldfield district, is in
fine grade milling ore, and extensive
shipments will soon be In progress.
The magnetic plant Of the Tri-Bul-
lion Company, Cooney district, has
been shut down owing to the stripping
Of some of the gears on the roaster.
On the Stray Dog claim, Manhattan,
Percy Nash and B. Francisco are oper-
ating the old Hudson lease. They are
hoisting $50 ore out of the 75-foot
shaft.
The Socorro Mines was the first
company in the Cooney district to use
modern equipment throughout Its
plant, and also to install electric pow
er for the operation Of its mine and
mill.
Assays from the Twin Peaks prop
erty, Lordsburg district, taken across
a vein four feet wide, yielded s4S per
ton, part of the value being an ounce
and a half in gold. From another
place, where the vein is only three
feet wide the assay was s267, most Of
the value being gold.
The Rincon Valley New Mex) Rec
ord says: "Prospectors and capital
lists have been coming quietly to
Engle and going out to the Black
range section. Rumors have been re-
Gently verified by reports of rich
strikes in some of the well known
properties. In the United States
Treasury, they have struck a four foot
vein at the bottom of 260 foot shaft
which runs over $1,000 to the ton in
gold and silver. They have over $780,
900 worth of ore blocked out in the
mine, and an approximate estimate OF
100000 in gold and silver on the
dump"
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the ends OF the hair implies weighing
the tresses with hard rolls that will
render the child's slumbers restless.
Some little girls are much more sem
sitive than others and require spe-
cially soft touch when their hair Is
brushed. The process should be under
taken with a gentle, steady and sooth-
ing hand. morning and night, after
which the hair should be plated loose
ly to prevent tangles and broken hair
during the hours OF sleep.
The comb should be used with par
tcular care. not the full length OF the
locks at first, but little By little. e1-
tending Its range after all tangles have
been removed from tho ends. until the
whole length may be combed through
without encountering single knot A
silk handkerchief used to burnish the
hair has the effect of producing soft
gloss, but no artificial aid. such as
grease, should be necessary.
1t is asserted by many mothers that
brushing an infants hair upwards
when 1t is damp has the effect OF ma
king 1t curl, and that the curling tend
ency will continue as long as the hair
is twisted round the fingers, even after
it has reached length OF many inches.
Ribon hllets and bows are the chosen
decoration OF the coiffures OF very
small girls, adapted to suit the differ
ent dressing chosen. II there be q
center parting and the hair Is to be
tied up out of the way plaits are made
and bound with ribbon at the ends. or
the hair is looped up and the bows ap-
pear above the ears. Some little girls
look very quaint and charming with
their ''pigtails" wound spirally over the
ears. a method that is useful when the
hair is to be protected as much as pos
sible from sand showers on the sea-
shore.
The simpler the mode OF arrange
uent when a little girls hair is dressed
for polite occasions, the better for her
appearance and the well-being Of her
pretty tresses. The side parting. the
center parting and the straighuy cut
fringe all have their exponents. Hair
"as lank as yard Of pump water" is
not so often seen. and immoderately
crisply curled or ondule locks are ta-
boo. The happy mean is the best
choice of all. and the ways in which
1t is secured should be compatible with
the child's comfort and the well-being
of the hair.