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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19

NV SE SW, 1896
Frank Frazier and wife to c. T. Err
win, 1910, $40, N1a NV sW NV.
1867.
Emma Turnbull to Clay Donovan,
4.l4-1O, 81, ElA E1s and sW SE, 1857.
r. c. Blakely to Henry w. Kinnard,
4-l5-1O $3.50, N11 Sc Sc NE; Sk Sc
So NE, s6-4-S
J. B. Sparks and wife TO 7 j. Samp-
ley, STOP, $500, lots 20 and "a, block
20, Sparks First addition to Chiclia-
sha.
Neal Foster and wife to H. ID. Peayy,
1l-19-0S. $500, lot ., block 19, Phillips
addition to Chickasha
Mary Carney to Patrick Carney.
4-l5-lo, s6,5Oo, NJ NE. 2O-7-7
Same to Margaret and Bridget ca.-
ney. 4-l5-lo, $500, N14 sls NE, 2O-7-7
Ben Hampton to Thomas H. Mead,
4-l5-1o, $2C5, lots 10 and 20. block 8,
Kenwood addition to Chickasha
Allie Wall and husband to Thomas
J. Welch, 1850, 5000, NV NV; NV
sW NV, 1896
r. NJ. Bronaugh. guardian, to V. Bro
naugh. 4-lS-lO, sl,lOO, WE sE NV,
SW NV; SW, 26-4-7
William Barrowman, guardian to A.
C. Williams, 1920. Sl,O9S, SW NE
NE, 7-l-5.
Monday April 18 1910.
H w Duckwall and wife to C. r.
Barker l-1G-lO, Sl,l75, lot G. block 81,
Tuttle.
l.. Fountain to heirs Of Becky Ba-
ker. 1910. 81, So NE sw; Sc SW
12; NE NV: SW NV NE, 1855.
Virginia S. Johnson to w. L. Byrd,
i-1S-10 $SG3, about 10 acres in NV
NV Nh 2S; sE, 2i-1O-7
Frank B. Allen and wife to Y. p.
Brinson and F. S. Leonard, 4-11-lO
$3.50, lots Z and s, block IL. Sparks
First addition to Chickasha
Mamie II. Giikey and husband to
Louis a. Browder. 4-i2-lO. 81, south
37ls feet, lot Q. block 2is. Chickasha
Pearlc n. Jarboe et vir to same,
i-i2-i0. ST, north 50 feet. lot A, block
2iS, Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19
BILL JONES HAD PRIZE STORY
Evidently ''the Boys Knew 81 Perkins
and They Couldn't Swallow
Bll's Yarn.

Il was at the cross roads grocery,
and the boys were trying 10 oltso
each other in swapping fish slosIes.
The big fish that swallowed the little
fish on the hook; tho lost watch found
in pickerels stomach; the fsh that
got Jag; the Ininnow tnat swam
through the bunghole OF barrel ana
grew so big he couldn't gst out. and
all the other venerable yarns had been
told, but old Bill Jones had remained
silent.
Give as story. BIlI.a said some.
body.
Don't know nothing that would
stand up with them you've toid,~ said
BIZ. "Strangest thing mar ever han.
pensd to me was when / lent 81 per.
kins my hull darn ashIn' OUTFIT"
What was that?'' they exclaimed.
"Oh, nothing 'cept that 81 returned
everything all o. H.. and had given nv
rod a coat OF yarnishl"
Then the meeting broke up .-From
the Cutters Book.
s.aa,-
YOU SHOULD PATRoNlZE THE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19
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. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS =
= Compiled by the Grady County =
= Abstract Company, 1oe =
Z North Third Street. +

Henry Iretou 70 J. y. Gilmore, 2-2-l0,
$500 lots 3 and 10, block 3, Ireton adj
dition e'hickasha.
Daniel Roberts and wife to J. s. Null
len, 3-29-l0. $ll0o. SW NE SW; NV
sW; Ne SW SW; WE Sc sW; NV
NV NV 2Si NE NE Sc; Sc Sc NE;
Ela sW ne; sw sW NE; Ela Sc NV
29 NV NE NV; Els SE NV. 1887.
Neal Foster and wife to Alyron A.
Stoddard, 1910, $500, lot 4, block 10,
Phillips addition p Cliicka aa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19
The owl drug store has it
4Iltf

Pettyjohn, the Oldest business man
in Chckasha, will turn his fountqia
over to the ladies' Of the Baptist
church Wednesday afternoon and even
ing Come and eat ice cream and
home made sake lS-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19
At THE MAJESTIC.
Vaudeville.

CLAYTON and Jefferson in hign-class
singing, talking and funny comedy
sketch act They certainly pleased
their audiences last night Don't fail
to See them
Motion Pictures.
Victims Of the Bridge
why he Did Not Win.
"a Western Maid
Open at sharp. Admission and
10 rents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19

Mrs. Cayce. who has been here for
the past ten days with AIRS j. NJ.
Campbell while her daughter. Mrs. r.
NJ. Cayett. of Chickasha, has been in
San Marcos, Texas. will return to
Chickasha tomorrow Oklahoman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19
cARRIEp RRhss KNucks-

Bob Hamilton, negro. was fined
$50 and COTS BY Judge Moore this
morning sor carrying a pair OF brass
lnucks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19
Additional Locals

The Palace drug store is the place,
Wednesday the day of serving,
Both afternoon and evening;
Come help a cause deserving.
Cakes like mother used to make
Wholesome, dainty, light;
Ices served in any style,
The prices. TOO, are right 1S-9t
The quarterly examination for
teachers certificates will be held
Thursday and Friday, April 2S and
29 and it is expected that quite a mum
Der will be examined.
Think of clothing Think Of Bryan's
4-lc-7t
Spirited offerings that should add
to the great interest already strongly
manifested during our big sale which
is now going on. The Peoples Store.
1921
Mrs. Guy Looney. proprietor Of the
Looney hotel at NinneSah, was in the
city on business today.
FARM LOANS.
Sec S. w Bird for cheap money.
l5-i4t
E. H. Bradley, vice president Of the
First National bank Of McAlester was
a business visitor in the city today
Try our expert matchmaker if you-
watch does not keep good time. B. w
Lubman, ieweler The House oil Quail
ity, 307 Chickasha avenue 1s-2t
Think Of shoes Think OF Bryan's.
i.1e7t
There can be no better values offer
ed than we offer during our big sale
The Peoples store. 1927
r. j. Wendell was a Nlnnekah yisi-
tor IN the city today
There is one and best reason Why
the ladies' come ID our store to pnr-
chase ihri. trimmed hats, silk aud
wash dresses and they have stated this
good reason over and over again dur
ing our big sale, The Peoples Store
19-2t
Prompt relief in all cases Oi throat
and lung trouble II you usa Cham
berlains Cough REMEDY Pleasant 10 I
take, soothing aud healing in effect
snld hv all dealers peW /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19

We can fill prescriptions written by
any physician in the city. The owl
drug store. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19

Let US I'LL your prescriptions. The
Model. 6.29d-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19
Get II at BrOwnsons Drug store.

Brodie's photos please the people.
They are so different" are better and
cost less. 4O1 Kansas avenue. 7-1Ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19

YOU SHOULD PATRoNlzE THE
HOME MERCHANTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19

Think Of shoes. Think OF Bgyan's.
4-16-7t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19

Prompt relief 10 al cases oi throat
and lung trouble II you usa Cham
berlains Cough REMEDY Pleasant 70
take, soothing and healing in effect.
sold hr au dealers peW
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19

Mrs. Guy Looney. proprietor Of the
Looney hotel at Ninnekah, was In the
city on business today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19

Think of clothing. Think Of Bryan's.
4-1c-7t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19

Spirited offerings that should add
TO the great interest already strongly
during our big sale which
is now going on. The Peoples Store.
1925
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19

The quarterly examination for
teachers certificates will be held
Thursday and Friday, April IS and
20 and it is expected that quite a mum
Der will be examined
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-19
FARM LOANS.

See S. w. Bird for cheap money.
15-t4t
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
VERNON RIGHT ON
HEELS Of SEALS
Raleigh, in Great FeffIe, Keeps
Senators From Passing
Third Sack

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13.-Vernon
climbed another notch above the 500
mark by defeating Sacramento today,
6 to 0. Raleigh was right today and
held the Senators helples all the way.
Ross stepped into the limelight in
the first inning with two sacker that
struck the bull" sign on the right field
fence, feat that puts him in line for a
$50 check
Ross is the third man to secure get
away money by hitting the sign in the
last few weeks, Brown of Vernon and
Pfyl of the Oaks benig the other lucky
ones.
The game was on in the first inning,
when with two men in the morgue Ross
clouted his two sacker. Roy Brashear
then gave Burns a difficult one to
handle, which that youngster threw too
low for Danzig to manage. Ross took
third on it, and Roy went to second
when La Longe dropped one of Pape's
fast ones. Hosp drove a single just over
Burns, the ball tipping the end of the
shortstop, and Ross and r. Brashear
tailed
This was all until the fifth. Then
Lindsay singled to center and crossed
the plate on Carlisle's triple to the same
garden.
The sixth was Pape's bad inning. r.
Brashear walked and went to third on
Hosps drive to right. Lindsay singled
to left, sending Roy in, and Hosp and
Lindsay scored on Browns single over
Boardman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
THE GAME IN DETAIL
FIRST INNING


San Francisco-Stewart grounded easy one
to Harkins, who pegged wildly to first. Nc
Ardle walked. Meiehor safe on infeld hit. Bodie
hit to Hogan and Pierce dropped throw, Stewart
scoring. Tenant safe on inield hit down
third base line. McArdle scoring. Witt popped to
Harkins. Berry singled TO left, scoring Melchior.
Mohler flied to Maggart and Bodie was thrown
out trying to score. Three runs.
Oakland -Maggart and Wares famed. Hogan
fouled out 10 Berry.
SECOND INNING
San Francisco-Harkins famed Henley. Pfyi
gathered in Stewards Offering. Cutshaw threw
McArdle out No runs.
oakland-Cameron fied to Bodie. Pfyl whi6ed.
Cutshaw singled through the box. Swander hit
safely in same direction, Cutshaw taking second.
Pierce grounded out to Tenant. No runs.
THIRD INNING
San Francisco-Cutshaw threw Melchior ont
Bodie flied 10 Maggart. Tenant was thrown
out by cutshaw. No runs.
Oaklsnd-Harkins famed. Margart was
thrown out by Mohler. MeIchior made a senss-
fional catch Of Wares drive. No runs.
FOURTH INNING
San Francisco-Fitt lined TO Hogan Pfyl
gathered in Berry's noater. Mohler grounded out
to Cutshaw. No runs.
oakland-Hogsn grounded out TO Mohler Ten
nant cared for Cameron's grounder. PfyI sim
gied along first base line. Cutshaw grounded TO
McArdie, who threw Pfyl out at second. No runs.
FIFTH INNING
San Francisco-Heney famed. Stewart popped
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
LAIOIE SCANDAL
MAY PROPEL Ak
Ban Johnson Threatens Suspensions if
Explanations Are Not Made

CHICAGO, Oct. 13-Uniess. John Cor
riden, Chief Manager O'Connor and Of
fetal Scorer Collins of the st. Louis
Browns come through in short order
with their dope on Larry Lajoie's eight
the player and manager will be sus-
pended indefinitely from organized base
ball and there will be a new official
scorer in the Mound City next year.
That was the meat of a statement made
today by President Johnson of the
American league.
BY wire the American league ex-
ecutive received sportsmanlike offer
from the, president of the automobile
company which primarily was respon-
sibfe for all the trouble suggesting
that the national commission declare
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
Beavers VICTORY
A WORLDS RECORD
Northern Demons Have Not
Been Scored Against i'm 81
Consecutive Innings
Especial Dispatch to The Call

PORTLAND, Oct, 13-Portland de-
feated Los Angeles to today through
sharp fielding and Greggs masterly
pitching in pinches. Gregg was not the
only star of the game, though, as Delhi,
the Angel twirler, made monkeys of the
local batters and gave but two scratchy
hits, both of which could have easily
been fielded.
Gregg, who famed II Los Angeles
batters. showed his true mettle in the
second inning. Then he was within two
innings of establishing what is said to
be worlds record for shutouts for a
team. A walk and a muffed fly ball
placed men on second and third. He
frightened up then, famed two men and
the third went out on a pop fly.
Delhi had everything from start to
finish. He passed only two men and
famed seven. Portland fans rendered
him as great an ovation as they did
Gregg at the close of the game.
By banking the Angels in today's
game Portland has now gone through
ST consecutive innings without being
scored against. This is said to be
worlds record. The former record is
said to be 62 innings, by Pittsburg in
1907. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

not seem TO have control of the ball
Al the outset. After having thrown
few wide ones to Stewart. the latter
dumped an easy one to the pitcher.
which looked like a sure out but Har-
i1ins heaved wildly to first and Stewart
was safe.
McArdle took advantage of Harkins'
generosity and waited for four bad
ones. Then Melchior came along with
hn infeld hit IT was a fine predica-
ment for pitcher TO be in. Three on
and none down. Bodie hit to Hogan,
who threw to the plate. but Pierce
dropped the ball and Stewart scored.
the run being a gift. Tenant was
safe on another infield hit and McArdle
scored. Berry's single scored Melchior.
The hopes of the transbay rooters
(and there were many of them on the
5ob) were blasted. The Seals played
the game with zip throughout. They
gobbled up everything that came their
way and played in championship form.
Henley gave the Oaks no chances.
he waylaid them in succession and
after the second inning when two hits
were annexed off his delivery. it was
peaches and cream for Longs men.
After Cameron had flied out and Pfyl
whiffed in the second Cutshaw kicked
through with a hit Swander was there
with a bingle. too, but Pierce proved
dead one. going out 10 Tenant. This
was the end as far as the Oaks were
concerned. Maggart stirred the bugs
up bit in the latter part of the game
by whacking out a three bagger to
center. but Wares dimmed their hope
by tanning.
The Seals added two to their three in
the sixth and another in the eighth,
making ii six in all In the sixth Mel
chior hit fast one to right and moved
along when Swander let it get by him.
Bodie- bunted and Pierce showed some
blass by throwing Mel out at third.
Witt singled to the infield and Mohler
singled 70 left, sending Bodie and Ten
haut home.
The Seals seemed 10 be able to get
) run any time they wanted one. Just
ss reminder that they knew what he
had the champions touched Harkins up
for three more safe ones in the eighth.
rennanf ingled, but was nailed trying
10 get TO third on Wits infield hit.
Berry bounced one of Harkins' choice
Snes UP against the left field fence,
tndinz- the scoring for the afternoon.
Scorer
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
Mrs. Clark Wins Close
Match on Links

The women golfers resumed play
yesterday in their invitational tourna-
ment on the Ingleside links. The first
round of the match play in all three
flights was played. The closest match
of the day was that between Mrs. C.
W. Clark and Mrs. Pommer of the first
fight. They were all square when the
IS holes had been played. Mrs. Clark
winning on the nineteenth hole.
The score follows
First hght-Miss Chesebrough beat Miss
Brown, up and to play; Miss Morris beat
Mrs. Scott. up and to play; Mrs. ]. R. Clark
beat Mrs. Field, up and 3 70 play; Mrs. @. ".
Clark beat Mrs Pommer, up for 10 holes.
Second fight-Mrs. Sherwood beat Mrs. Dew
lin, up and to play; Miss Woods beat Mrs.
Murphy. up and TO play; Mrs. Shields beat
Mrs. Bentley. 8 up and to play; Mrs. Postle-
thwaite won from Mrs. Driscoll by default.
Third hight-Mrs. wingate beat Miss Small.
up and L TO play; Miss King beat Mrs. Sell
fridge, up and TO play.
The second round in all three flights
will be played today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
GAMES TODAY
Oakland at San Francisco.
Los Angeles at Portland.
Sacramento at Vernon.

Portland remained in second
place for one day only. After
Judge Graham ruled the Beavers
out of the lead there was great
joy In Oakland, but 1T all passed
AWAY yesterday afternoon, when
the Seals took the Commuters
down the line and made them
look like a flock of bushers in
the opening game of the series
ON the transbay diamond.
Portland sustained its great
shutout record by blankinE the
Angels again. According to sta
tistics, the Beavers now hold the
worlds mark in this respect. Not
a run has been scored off their
pitchers during the last Y in
ninGs. This is certainly a wonder
full performance and 1T speaks
volumes fer the northern twirlers.
In the meantime the Vernon
sIuggers are going fast and they
figure TO give the Seals hard
race of it for third place. They
registered another shutout
against Sacramento yesterday
afternoon and are now comfort
ably situated In the 500 class
Los Angeles has been going back
SO steadily of late that it does
not figure at all.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

the batting contest a draw and permit
his company to present duplicate cars
to each of the contestants. Lajoie and
Cobb.
This delay on the part of men from
whom I expected a Willingness to fur
nish me with the facts not only in put
ting me TO a great deal Of inconveni-
ence, but is doing the game an injury
by prolonging the discussion" said
Johnson Il asked Corriden in kindly
spirit to come to my office at the eX-
pense of the league. for want TO ques-
tion him about the instructions he re-
ceiyed in that game. He is a pronis-
ing young minor Lacquer, just breaking
in, and could have no interest in the
Lajoie-Cqbb contest. I want TO know
how he was told to play for Lajoie, or
if he merely used his own Judgment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
One American Woman
Is Left in Tourney

CHICAGO. Oct. 1S.-As the result Of
matches in the third round of the
women's national golf championship
at Homewood today, only one Amer
ican, Miss Lillian NJ. Hyde OF New
York, was left in the running
Other players who qualified for the
semi-fnals tomorrow were. Miss Doro-
thy Campbell and Miss Florence Har-
vey, both of Hamilton, Ont, and Mrs.
G. NJ. Martin of Levistock, England
The draw brings together the two
Canadians who won in the semi-dnals
tomorrow, while Miss Hyde meets Mrs.
Martin.
There were no surprises In the
matches today. Miss Dorothy Camp
bell had little trouble with Mrs r. H.
Barlow Of Philadelphia, defeating her
up and to play. In the intersec-
tional match, in which Miss Vida
Llewellyn OF La Grange, former west
ern champion, met Miss Lillian Hyde.
metropolitan champion, Miss Hyde was
returned victorious. up and to play
The other matches were easy. Miss
Florence defeating Miss Ruth Layman
of Chicago. 5 up and to play. while
Mrs. Martin defeated Miss E. c. Nes-
bitt of Woodstock, Ont, up and 5 to
play.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

to Hogan Hogan threw McArdle out No runs.
oakland-Stewart made great catch of Swan
der's drive. Pierce famed. Harkins out, Mohler
TO Tenant. No runs.
SIXTH INNING
San Ffancisco-Melchior singled to right and
took second on Swander's error. Bodie hunted
and Pierce threw Melchior out at third Tenant
singled to right, Bodie going to second. Witt
filed the bags with an intield hit. Berry famed
Mohler singled TO left, scoring Bodie and Ten
nant Henley flied out to Pfyl Two runs.
oaklend-Maggart went out, Henley to Ten
nant Witt threw Wares out. Hogan walked
Cameron grounded out, Henley to Tenant. No
runs.
SEVENTH INNING
San Francisco Stewart grounded out to Har
kins Wares threw McArde out. Melchior hit
by pitcher. Bodie famed. No runs
oakland-Stewart speared Pfyrs liner. Nc
Ardle threw cutshaw out. Swander out, Henley
to Tenant No
EIGHTH INNING
San Francisco-Tennant hit to deep right Witt
beat ont infeld hit. but Tenant was caught
trying to reach third, Cameron to Hogan. Berry
hit to left field fence scoring Witt. Berry was
caught trying to reach second Mohler popped
out to Hogan. One run.
oakland-Pierce died out to McArdle Harkins
grounded out to Henley. Maggart hit to center
for three bases Wares famed No runs.
NINTH INNING.
San Franoisco-Henley struck out Stewart
died out to Swander. McArdle fed out to Wares
oakland-Hogan hit by pitched ball. Cameron
fled out to Mohler. Pfyl flied to Stewart, who
dropped ball, Hogan being forced at second
Cutshaw singled. Pfyl reaching second. Swander
died to Stewart. No runs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

atus. The reasonany organ fails to
do its work properly is because 1t
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Eiectra-vita saturates the nerves
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and energy where it Is needed. 1t
removes the cause of disease.
Electra-vita is an electric body
battery, which you wear while you
sleep. 1t makes it's own power and
Electra-Vita is not an electric
belt.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
~SLIVERS" HENLEY
SHUTS OUT OAKS
Pennant Aspirants Get Decisive Blow
at Hands of the Lowly Seals
y By Joseph MURPHY

n long, for while the
Oaks thorough the Freemans
park making worlds record and
the Oaks did display
the generally of woudbe On the
exhibition
local club capable Of The Seals off
hold the remain
innings
Captain
little Harins
He Slver Henley the reliable and the slim boy had
OF dandc battling little
the shell
it
away Before had fairly started the
of and
hey footing off with lead Hkn did
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

Jimmy Mccormick. who is training an exten-
sive stable for R. Haniel In Germany. recently
won the Harmonic prize with the FLY Force
Majeure. The event had a value of 100, 900
marks, or about s25,0O0 Walter Miller, for
merly a star jockey eastern tracks and at
Emeryville, rode the flly. Willie Shaw. another
American rider, ON the second horse. A
German sporting writer classes Mccormick as
the greatest trainer in Germany. The day Miller
won the big race at Hamburg he also landed
another winner and SECOND with another
mount. ''Skeets' Martin, the California jockey,
is riding at Berlin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

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IL she has the
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ach, liver, kid
neys, heart or
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
Why Drugs Won't
Cure You

II is easy and cheap to be cured
by Electra-Vita.
Mr.. Jas. Donohue 161sA Howard 81. San
Francisco. says: zone weeks application OF
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

. Want to know why drugs haven't
cured you?
You are doping your stomach day
after day with nauseating medi-
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ter Well tell you why.
The stuff that you take is nothing
more than poison, and poison never
cures anybody.
Instead of giving your body nour-
ishment, something to build up, you
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
sHUFFLEBoARD FINALS REACHED

Jules Dohrmann had but little diff
Guilty in defeating Tim Dineen last
night In the SWITCHBOARD tournament
and Jack Ahearn, the Irish champion,
won his game from Jack Gibson. Dohr-
mann and Abearn will play for the
championship. on Saturday night. $,