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Evening journal., 1910-12-17
SAVED SELF AND DAUGHTER

Mattoon, llf-"Will you allow me
for the benefit of others who may be
in the same condition as | was TO
make a statement in this paper?
Il was in very poor health for years
was weak ailing. and all rundown
and had lost in weight untilrI only
weighed ninety pounds. had been
under a physicians care, without aiy
benefit, for so long | was discouraged
About a year ago | decided to try
tonic called Vinol, concerning which
| had heard many favorable reports
| commenced to gain. and increased
in weight until / now weigh 1877
pounds, am I'm perfect health land
never felt better in my life.
Then, my daughter who lived in
Martinsville Ind. was an invalid, and
no encouragement was held out for
her recovery. After my experienc,
with Vinol, we went TO Martinsville
and brought her TO Mattoon, as she
was helpless. When we got her here
/ put her on Vinol. with the same
good results from its use which had
she gained I'm weight.and to-day she
is well and strong and feels better
than she ever did In her life Mrs
TO- NJ. Watrous. eve guarantee this
letter is genuine.
We have for years recommended
Ninol as a grand tonic and body.
builder. and every year we gain more
and more faith in its wonderful vir-
tues. lt is certainly the best and
simplest tonic restorative we know Of
n. b. Danforth, Drugisgt, Whining
ton, Del.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
Interesting Services at Scott.

At Scott NJ. e. Church tomorrow
morning, the pastor, the Rev. w. G.
Koons, will preach the Second of the
Christmas Preparatory Sermons >
This is an attempt to help folks get
the largest spiritual good out of the
Christmas season. The subject TO-
morrow morning will be "The Prep
aration of the World for the Saviour. 4"
In the evening the subject will be
"A Row of Wagons" Scott is prepar-
ing for an enthusiastic celebration Of
Christmas. The Junior League will
render a Christmas Program at $50
p. m, Saturday, gath. The Christmas
entertainment of the Sunday school
will be held December 20. The early
Christmas service will be at a. m,
December 20. The choirs will render
beautiful music.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
Ar HANnYER cHnRcH.

The Rev. r. l.. Jackson will preach
tomorrow at Hanover Presbyterian
Church. The subject Of the morning
sermon vii be Salvation. Fictitious
and Real" and his sermon to the
children will be Being a Christian
The mems Bible class will be held
Immediately after the morning ser
vices and the pastor will give a few
brief talks upon the "Bible and Mod
en Scholarship" The exening ser
vices will be preceded by a song ser
vice and the subject OF the evening
sermon will be THE Appeal of the
Thief on the Cross"
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
ORGAN RECITAL AT
ST. kNDREW'S CHURCH

Services at st. Andrews p. y.
Church tomorrow will be as follows:
Holy Communion, a. m: Sunday
school, 9.45 a. M; morning prayer and
sermon. IL o'clock; Sunday kinder
garten, 2.30 p. m; evening prayer and
addres, 7.45 y. m.
There Will be an organ recital last
ing twenty-five minutes, Immediately
before evening prayer. The subject Of
the sermon at evening prayer will be
Private Property and the Common
Good"
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
TAkE CAREl

Remember that when your kidneys arc
affected. your life is in danger. M.
Mayer, Rochester, N. Y, says; MY
trouble started with a sharp shooting
pain over my back which grew worse
daily ! felt sluggish aud tired, my
kidney action was irregular and infre-
quent. I started using Foley Kidney
Pills. Each dose seemed TO put now
life and strength into me, and now I
am completely cured and feel better
and stronger than for years"
N. b. Danforth, Druggist. Market
and Second SITS. Wilmington. Dell
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
PREPARING FOR XMAS
AT SILVERBROOK CHURCH

In spite of the inclement weather
the attendance at all the services at
silverbrook Church last Sunday was
good. The Sunday school was largely
attended. particularly the junior aud
primary departments. The school is
preparing for the Christmas enter
tainment TO be held on Tuesday even
ing, December q. Tho Rev j. r..
Scott preached last Sunday morning.
Sunday is looked forward to with
great interest Tho pastor will preach
at the morning and evening service.
Sunday school will be held at p. m (;
Junior League nc $3.50 p. m: Epworth
League at $50 y. M: song and re-
vival service at 7.3O o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
SABBATH AT
CENTRAL CHURCH
Pastor Crawford Will Have
practical Religion" As
Morning Subject

At Central Presbyterian Church the
Rev. j. H. Crawford will preach to-
morrow at 1880 o'clock on Practical
Religion" and at 745 o'clock on
Sacrifice in Worship" The Sunday
school and Adult Bible Class will meet
at II o'clock, the latter taught by the
minister. The school is now practic-
ing for the anniversary and Christmas
concert, which will be given on
Christmas Sunday evening. The music
is especially fine this year and the
school is preparing with enthusiasm
to do it Justice under the leadership
of Mr.. White. The little people, too,
will have a prominent part In the con-
cert. The regular Christmas festival
will be held in the church parlors
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
HANDEL NIGHT AT
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH

Two hundred and twenty-five years
ago, at Halle, Prussia, George Fred
erick Handel, the musical composer.
was born. Throughout the year, In
musical circles, this event has been
celebrated. On Sunday evening. in
st. Stephens Lutheran Church, the
musical portion of the entire service,
with the exception of the musical set
tings. will be selections from Handel
Th special anthems by the choir will
be as follows.
Thou by Whom We Come to God ="
Father i'm Heaven" soloist. Miss
Helen Hamann; "As Pants the
Heart" adapted to the celebrated
Largo; "Hallelujaht Christ is Risen;
adapted to the famous Hallelujah
chorus.
Among the hymn tunes by Handel
CONTINUED on Page Six)
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
---CITY CHURCHES

and lecture room on Thursday after
noon and evening. December 20.
At the Y. P. S. G. E. tomorrow
evening at 6.45 o'clock Miss Halket
will lead. The organ recital will be
given before the evening service, by
Mr.. Morgan, beginning at 7.35 o'clock
and lasting about fifteen minutes, af-
ter which the usual gospel song SER
vice will be held.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
CHOIR WILL SING
THE ANGELIC CHORUS

The choir OF Eastlake NJ. Il. Church
is preparing to sing a cantata on
Christmas evening. entitled "Tho
Angelic Choir" The entire service
will be occupied by this musical num-
her, and a delightful evening is antici-
patcd
Efforts are being made to reduce the
church Indebtedness, and since con-
ference $4OO has been paid for this
purpose.
The pastor will preach on Sunday
morning from the text: Lift up the
hands which hang down, and the
feeble knees" and i'm the evening on
the subject. THE Magnetic Christ"
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
.nIn ACRIIRY
Viii iIJUOV5
PLANS REVIVAL

Asbury Church will begin revival
services on the first Sunday OF the
new year. The Rev. l.. Milton VIII
liams, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, a brilliant
and noted evangelist, and James Reid
of Oakland City, indiana. noted sing
er, have been secured to assist in these
services.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
ADVENTIST SERVICE.

The evening sermon at Seventh
Day Adventist Church. No. zoos King
street. tomorrow, will be conducted
by Evangelist Tickner, whose subject
will be, "History's Greatest Short.
Change Artist"
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
NOTICE.
AT SNELLENBURGS
THIS WEEK.
80 cent solid silk Wilmington
made Neckties at 25 cents. De.
sirable styles only.
RlbIe Students Meetinr.

The International Bible Students
will meet In Clymer's Hall, No. 6l2
Shipley street, on Sunday at o'clock.
The topic will be ''Now is Christ
Risen"
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
Pastor TO Address League.

The Rev. ]. T. Richardson will lead
the Epworth League service in Cook.
man NJ. e. Church tomorrow evening.
All the young people are invited to be
present.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
NOTICE.
AT SNELLENBURG'S
THIS YEEEL

80 cent solid silk Wilmington
made Neckties at 25 cents. De.
sirable styles only.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17

THIS WEEk.
Solid Silk, NiImington-made
NecktieS. The fifty cent kind
for % cents at Snellenburg's.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17

lContlnued on Page So
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
BARRY AND SMITH
ARE NEXT IN LINE
Big Fellows Are Working Out
for Their Fight in Oakland
Wednesday Night

Jim Barry, the Chicago heavy weight,
Will make his local debut next Wednes-
day night when he faces "Gunboat''
Smith. the hard hitting sailor, in a 10
round bout, which will come as the
Windup to the Oakland Wheelmen's
boxing show of five events. Barry has
fought some of the most prominent
men in the game, and when all of the
big fellows were sidestepping Sam
Langford the Chicago swatter always
showed Willingness to meet him.
He has faced the dusky Weymouth
fighter seven times in the last five
years and has held his own in major
ity of the goes.
Barry is hard at work at the Seal
Rock house and is rapidly getting into
shape. The husky Illinois lad shows
lots of class in his sparring bouts, and
although he figures to take the meas
ure of the sailor. the latter has put
Luke Marisch. his manager, and the
fighter himself are willing to risk coin
on the outcome.
The bluejacket fighter is stationed
at Joe Milletts training camp at Colma
and is in condition.
This is the most pretentious bout yet
staged by the Oakland Wheelmen. The
seating arrangements at Piedmont pa
vilion have been altered so as to give
every spectator better view of the
ring and also to accommodate a much
larger catering than heretofore.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
SHARkEY COMING
FOR BIG BATTLE
Once Great Sailor Pug wiz
Head Big Delegation of
New Workers

Tom SharlSey is coming all the way
from New York to see JeGries and
Johnson mix it. The former great
sailor heavy weight believes that the
big scrap will take place here and yes
terday he wired George \. Dixon, as
sistant manager of the ArSonaut hotel
to reserve rooms for himself and 60
prominent New York sporting men. who
will make the trip here in special cars.
The old time fight fans will remem-
ber Sharkey very distinctly. though 10
has been more than 10 years
since he was last in this city. He left
shortly after that memorable 20 round
fight with Jeffries at Mechanics pa
viliOn in the summer OF 1898. This was
one of the hardest scraps that two
heavy weights ever INDUCED in and
Jeff was awarded the decision.
Sharkey got his start in the ring az
Vallejo when he was raw marine.
This was in 1895. \ year later he
sprang into instant fame by going SIX
sensational rounds with Jim COrbett In
old Mechanics pavilion
Sharkey is one of the few fighters
who has saved his money. He owns
one of the largest saloons in New York.
and is worth several hundred thousand
dollars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
REVOLVER TOURNEY
COMES TO A CLOSE
Showing of Comparatively New
San Francisco Team Fur
niSheS Surprise of Meet

The final shoot in the United States
revolver indoor association. for the
championship of the United States. was
held Thursday evening on the various
ranges throughout the country. san
Francisco made a score of 1.092 against
the Philadelphia team. while Los An
geles made her record total of 1.O96
against the Manhattan, New York.
sharpshooters.
The Golden Gate team. which rep
resents San Francisco. has been shoot
ing in phenomenal form throughout
the season, and, considering the fact
that this is the first season in which
the marksmen have shot indoors. their
record is a remarkable one.
James f. German, a member of the
San Francisco team. rolled up a worlds
record in the competition, and the other
members of the team have done phe-
nomenal work. The regular shooters
of the San Francisco team are: James
Z. German, G Armstrong, c. w. Lin
der. \. j. Brannagan and r. Prentys.
Against the Philadelphia team Thurs
day evening the San Franciscans made
the following scores: \. J. Brannagan.
217; r. Prentys. 222; George Armstrong,
225; J. E. German, 21S; c. W. I4inder,
210; total, 1.092.
In the indoor match against the Spo-
kane team the Shell Mound club rolled
UP the following scores: ]. E. German.
1872; H. A. Harris. 179: George Arm
strong, 17S; Captain George Larson,
16S: A NJ Paulsen, 15S; DIR. r. y. sum
mers, 1856: H. Windmuller. 155; Ed POul-
ter, 155; Carl Doell. 152; w. Guild, 142;
total, 1925.
The Spokane team made only a score
of 1,07S but the northern shooters beat
the locals in the rifle match last sun
day. The Shell Mound club is 30 points
in the hole at present, but the local
boys expect to pull out in the final
competition with the rifle, which takes
place Sunday.
The following clubs Will take part
in the festivities at Shell Mound park
today: Shell Mound pistol and rifle club.
Deutscher kreiger verein. Oakland
turner scheutzen. Independent rifles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

key the situation altogether satisfied with his match taking
10 in
Angeles the afternoon March H. win this fight but he
here chance that the black demon njure himself and in this event
the engagement with Barry be cancelled
If
back him Wednesday night there will be chance his being
able o
S
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
SAN fRANCISCANS
ANNEX FIRST SET
Take 10 Out of Is Matches i'm
Half of Home and Home
Contest

The first half of the home and home
contest between the Claremont country
club and the San Francisco golf and
country club was won by the latter on
their home course at Ingleside yester-
day. The local golfers took 10 out
of the Is matches and will go into the
second of the contest next Saturday
with lead of up.
What was expected to prove the fea-
ture of the days play-the match be-
tween F. Newton and C. d. Whyte, the
number one players-resulted in an
easy victory for the latter.
This is Whyte's second successive
win over the former champion and the
local mans comparatively easy victory
yesterday establishes him more firmly
than ever in the number one position
in this part of the state, at least.
The closest match of the day was that
in which GoodaH of Claremont beat
Oyster of San Francisco l up for 10
holes. The point winners on the San
Francisco team were Whyte, Lawson,
Maud whitney, Clark Cuthbertson.
Scrutton, Beaver, Golcher and Adamson.
The winners on the Claremont team
were Fredericks, Sherwood. Johnston,
Lindsay and Goodall. The matches re
suited as follows:
Whyte Is. F. beat Newton (C.). Fredercks
(C.) beat Grant Is. F.), Lawson IS. F.) beat
Neville Co Maud IS F) beat kales (Cl,
Abbott Is. F.) beat Folger tC.), Whitney lS. F)
beat Sherwood (Cl. Clark Is. FL beat Fitzger
aid (C.) Johnston co. beat J. A. Folger IS. F.,
Lindsay (C.l beat beling IS. F.), Cuthbertson
Is. F) beat Henshaw Co, Goodall co. beat
oyster Is. F.), Scrutton Is. FL beat De Grote
Co. Golcher rs beat Hubbard Co.
Is. F. beat CARLY CO..
Three matches were played in the
Council cup tournament on the links
of the San Francisco golf and country
club b. d. Adamson beat John Law
son l up; c. -. Whyte beat Vincent
whitney A up and to play; Douglas
Grant beat G.. w. Kelham Z up and 6
to play. The three winners and III. G.
Golcher,. who had previously qualified,
will meet in the semifinals. Golcher
will oppose Adamson, while Whyte will
meet Grant
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

ON S[p0R1 rs

JEFFRIES- Subscriber. Petauma. Who gave
Jefries the hardest battle of his career?
cisco. May e.. 1891. 20 rounds. and in Coney
island. November 5. 1899, % rounds. Jeffries
won both decisions:
Was John L. Sullivan ever champion of the
world: IL so. how did he acquire the cham
Yes. He won it under Lopdon prize ring rules
by knocking out Paddy Ryan at Mississippi City,
Miss. February Z, 1882. in nine rounds.
WEIGHT AND MEASUREMENTS Subscriber
Preside. What was the measurement and
weight of Wolgast and Nelson when they went
in the ring February %. 1902
See sports page, The Call, February 2l, 1910.
]. Fl. Grimley, Linden. Cal Was Jimmy Britt
ever the 1873 pound champion? II so, whom did
he win the title from?
Jimmy Britt never was the 1873 pound cham
weight champion for long time, hut he even
lost this when Nelson knocked him out at
oOlma. September D. 1905.
the heavy weight championship?
Fitzsmmons s in SeG York, Il till ee the spring 'e Of
1905 when he retired without meeting with
defeat
r. ]. Heaton. Coalinga. CAL Please furnish
me with the fights that Jack johnson, present
heavy weight champion. has had, and their re-
suits.
Lack of space forbids. You can get Johnson S
record in Police Gazette Andrews record book,
for sale at stationery stores all over the state
w. T. A., City. When did Corbett and Jack
son meet. how many rounds did they fight, and
what the result?
Corbett and Jackson met at the old California
club in this city on May 21, 1891. The fight
lasted 81 rounds and it was declared contest.
Walter Miller, the far famed American jockey.
sails for Europe today to ride for Baron
Henschall on the German and French tracks.
Miller was the big sensation at EmeryviIle two
years ago.
Bob Fitzsimmcns says that Bill Lang will be
the next heavy weight champion of the world.
Probably Bob is getting childish in his old age
and forgets that Tommy Burns had already put
the rollers under the Australian.
Harlem Tommy Murphy stopped over in Los
Angeles long enough Friday night 10 Announce
that he's willing to bet 5000 he can beat wol-
CAST Maybe he can. but he had better beat
Moran frst. The Britisher is stumbling block.
Jim Cofroth brought back the greatest colec-
ton of hats of any San Franciscan who ever
made the pilgrimage to Europe. Since his
return Coffroth has sprung new hat every day,
and be modestly announces that he is not
through yet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
LEAGUE TOURNEY
DOWN TO FINALS
FairmOHf Beats Pacific HeigHfS
and Roosevelt OVerwheI1s
John SWEET Five

The Public Schools athletic league
basket ball tournament has now mar
rowed down to the finals, which will
probably be run off on next Friday
night at the Auditorium.
The two games of the 125 pound class
for The Call trophy were played yes
terday morning at the Pastime athletic
club. In the contest between Fair
mount and Pacific Heights the former
was returned winner by the score of
is to r.
The second game between Roosevelt
and John SWEET was easy for the for
mer, which overwhelmed the McAllister
street boys, 40 to 70.
In the 95 pound class games Everett
defeated Horace Mann, i to 10, while
Hancock smothered John SWEET, IA to 8.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
Schools athletic league of this city will
be held on next Thursday evening at
the United Presbyterian church, Golden
Gate avenue and Steiner street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Handba11 Players to
Clash Today

The regular weekly handball tourna :
ment at McHugh's court. Bryant anG
Twenty-fifth streets, viii bring tc-
gether some of the best players in the
city this afternoon. The matches are
as follows:
w. O'Connor and J. Sweeney VS. j.
Raymond and ~ Oehlman; E. Anton
and r. McHugh VS.. 3. Clemmens and
w. Hughes; ]. Jenkins and NJ. Moran
VS.. S. Litchemstein and T.. Emmons.
A Oehlman VS.. j. Sweeney; j. Ray
mond VS. II. Harvey.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Marmon Car Wins Free
for All Race

Los ANGELES, March 5.-Ray Har-
roun, driving a Marmon, won the five
mile free for all automobile race at
Ascot park today. His time was min
utes s is seconds. AL Livingstone, in
a Corbin was second. Harroun also
won the 10 mile race. His time was
1926 1-5. The Pennsylvania, Cole and
Sterling finished in the order named.
A five mile handicap was won by
Livingstone, with a Is seconds handi-
cap. Harroun at scratch, was second.
In the 25 mile race Livingstone won
in 25:56 3-5. Harroun was second and
another Marmon, driven by Joe Matson,
third. The meeting will continue to-
morrow
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
MARATHON At STANFORD
Special Dispofch TO The Call

The Quadrangle club has decided to
perpetuate the custom begun last year
of holding an annual Marathon ST. Pat
rick's day. The plans laid for the
event this year are much more elabo-
rate than that attempted last year, but
instead of holding the race on the day
of ST. Patrick the clubs members have
decided on the day following, March is,
as the junior class wished to have the
race on junior day
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
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Present Dilatory Tactics Only Serve To
Increase Disgust of Fans
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY


VOW
"a naturally
thar ne RfcL ana Gleason con- NOT come tn some definite under
standing The
stand where they when the bids opened
gigantic
that consideration It's big $1O1 900 deal
begin with probably additional dollars finish
the battle still unnamed
is hard place the blame for this uncaled for delay but
of the
d behooves
The
sporting world know and to know quickly
sgong throne lifted way
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RICHMOND MIST BE RECkONED WITH
The pulling be easily transferred
standing the there Jim Griffin the
particular that Gleason and
score privilege
affair advertising
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make THERE 3 aa55 a s sssR Seafnd ali this
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them that he California the of the
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likely bother his head about what is happening
they will of battle
of disgust will
raised all along the line from Maine California Just at present the
Gleason Ickard
subjects This warning to beware
disappointing the majority of the fans to learn that
has championship the Dane still
the world pugilm who he fight the
hold the al other n held them.
after Wogast
a
i better right now
MANY LIGHTWEIGHT STARS SHINING
that
to
successfully
developing spreading
thought Nelson would
Wolgast
complete in things o
lightweight
this
whlwnd
Thompson he always has
right because he
ho Onth all of them
little Mccarthy Neither
till them crushed he will have license
Mccarthy has
the material his makeup and he is improving all the
LANGFORD-BARRY MATCH IN DOUBT
Louis Blot who holds the
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Bresnahan Worth $780,
900 to Cardinals
Especial Dispatch to The Call

ST. LOUIS, March 5.-President Stan
ley Robinson of the st. Louis Cardinals
has taken out $50, 900 insurance poll
icy on the life of Roger Bresnahan,
the Cardinal managerr. and a $4,000
policy against an accident to Bresna-
han other than those which may occur
on the baseball field. Bresnahan is un-
der contract for three years with the
Cardinals and Robinson took out the
policies to protect his club against loss
in case of death or injury to Bresna-
han.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
M1N rMn CONTEsrs

The second st. Mary's college base
ban team trimmed the City Engineers
of Oakland yesterday by score of
s to 5. and the varsity basket ball
team won from the crack Livermore
quintet is to Is.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
DEFEATS PALo ALTO
rS..e;oJ D;.ootcb 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, March 5.-The sec
ond team of Santa Clara college won
easily this afternoon from the Palo
Alto high school nine, score 3 to 0.