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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-22

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10 nombre de 'Doone",.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-22

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Incenierp Civil Asr5non9
y Afoultec-a.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
.OR7'S GREAT CATCH
SAVES PORTLAND.
Angels, for Wonder, Are MOI;
Shuf Out, but They
Lose
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, Oct. 27.--When Ort,
in right field. picked Bernard's long fly
off the right field fence after turning
a complete somersault oyer the bank
of earth crcling the Chutes baseball
park today in the last of the ninth
the Beavers closed a third victorious
session with the Angel band in spectac-
ular fashion by a score of 8 to 2.
The northern champions came TO bat
in the ninth inning and after Sheehan
and Rapps had skied to the outfleld
Ort singled to right and scored on
Fishers double to the center field.
Gregg's lob retired the side. With Nc
Credies men one run to make good,
Delmas selected straight one and
lined to right center for two sacks
Nagle took Delmas place and Oren-
dorff hit to Gregg, who caught Nagle
at third, and when Tozer famed, the
bleachers began to empty. Daley
chopped a breezy one to the vicinity of
second cushion. which bounced out OF
the reach of the Olsen-Casey duo.
With Bernard, the beloved pinch hit
ter hero of the home team, at bat and
Orendorff on the keystone the crowd
waited Gregg sent one straight over
and Bernie connected with full
swing. The hit looked good for at
least two sacks and Ort started for the
fence in desperate sprint. Stumbling
over the embankment, he shared the
ball as he fell, and while the fans were
cheering Orie as he came across the
plate the Beaver right fielder held up
his mitt, the ball was there and the
third straight win of the series was
on record. The score:
Score.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
Connie Mack Becomes a
Blushing Benedick

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-Cornelius
McGillicuddy Connie Mack} was mar
ried this morning to Miss Katherine
Hallohan of this city in the Roman
Catholic church of Our Lady of Holy
Souls, by Rev. John Moore. the rectory
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
McGillicuddy went to his mothers
nome The couple left later in the
day for New York. where they will
remain until November 8. when they
VIII sail for Genoa on the steamer Gin
cinnati. They will tour Italy. Switzer-
iand, France, Ireland and England and
probably will not return to this coun-
try until January or early in Februarv rv.
The victorious Athletics are to be
given dinner by the officials of the
Philadelphia American league club and
Dig civic demonstra tion in their
honor is to be held Friday night of
next week. followed by a great ban
auet on Saturday night
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spaSm and they meant the flnish OF
the game as the Oaks took lead
right then than was never overcome.
The session opened UP with Carlisle
trying to expose Lively. He started
of by banging one of Jacks shoots to
2 distant point in right field and on
outs By Burrell and Hosp. Vernon
was enabled to make its first and only
tally of the session.
II was soon evident that Carson was
shy Of the necessary accomplishments,
for the oaks started to sample his Of
ferings at the outset. Not until the
third did the transbay boys do any
threatening in the other innings. In
the fourth frame Cutshaw started off
with q single over Lindsay's head and
Pfyl dumped one TO the infeld that
found q safe spot. WoIverton per-
formed in the same manner by spilling
another one that Carson fell all over
himself in trying TO handle. Pearce
tossed a bloomer by hitting TO Burrell
forcing Cutshaw at the plate and be-
ing doubled himself at first. How
ever. Lively hit safely TO right, scor-
ing Pfyl. and Wolverton came home on
Msggart's hit TO short.
Two more came along in the eighth
as the result of three healthy swipes
on the part of the Oaks bat swingers.
Cameron hit TO right and went to sec
ond on q bad throw. Cutshaw singled
to center and stole while Cameron
scored. Pfyl hit TO center and Cut
shaw romped home. Scores
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tton Manager Farmer Of California got
into communication with Burbank OF
Stanford and the games with the two
club teams were switched round with
out consulting the Barbarians who
maintain the same attitude IN regard
to meeting the first varsity team as do
both the Nevada and Olyr'7ic teams
Phillips of the Barbs stated last night
that the switching was done without
his knowledge or consent and he
thought that his club would be justified
in holding out for the original dates
as matter of priuciD'e. Phillips has
notified the Cslifor management
that he is willing Z the point be
srbitrated BY a disi1tCrested party on
the legality of the change. While
Phillips is willing that he'matter be
srbitrated. he will not concede his
original date TO the Olympics. The
matter for arbitration is whether he
changing of the dates was justified.
The whole matter will be brought to
a head today and should the varsities
stick to the new changes Stanford will
have to get another team to play to-
morrow and California will only have
one game on November 3, instead of a
double header.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
BARKS IN RUPTURE
WITH 2 VARSITIES
Mix Up in Rugby Schedules Threatens
To Cause Complications

The change in the original schedule
of games made by Managers Burbank
of Stanford and Farmer of California
for Saturday promises to be the cause
or a rupture between the Barbarian
club and the two universities
The games originally scheduled for
saturday were California VS. British
Columbia and Stanford VS.. Olympic
The withdrawal of the British Colum-
ola team few weeks ago necessitated
a Encouragement of the varsity sched-
ules The Barbarians We're asked to
MI the vacant date at California and
they agreed to do so On SATURDAY..
November 5. the Olympic club was
scheduled to play the California varsity
team and the Nevada varsity team was
also scheduled to play the blue and
gold on the same day
The Nevada team. which Is one Of
the best trial teams for the universities
tnls year, has positively refused to
come to Berkeley unless they are to
meet the strongest team the blue and
gold can put in the field. The Olympic
club likewise notified the California
manager that they would not fill the
date unless they played against the
best varsity team
In order to try and settle the aues-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
LUCKY SEVENTH Is
SEALS TALISMAN
Four Runs Chased in When
HeaVer N0urse Aviafes and
Splits Finger
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


SACRAMENTO. Oct. 21.-The Seals
had to wait seven innings to beat the
Graham crew today.
Chet Nourse who essayed to pitch
his. first full game since he had a
finger nail ripped off, became strong
factor in the Seals victory by doing
some fancy awaiting in the seventh
inning. There were several times when
Eastley threatened to follow the Sacra-
mentan, but he managed to steady
down.
Nourse got out of one hole into an
other. He was fortunate in retiring. the
side with the bases loaded in the sixth,
but when the seventh opened he inn
mediately played with fire. Witt drew
four bad ones and Mohler was equally
rs patient. Mickey La Longe thought
he could get Witt playing too far. off
second, but his throw to Burns went
into center field, allowing Witt to make
third and Mohler second.
1t devolved upon Hunky Shaw to
bring home a runner and he was equal
to the occasion. He banged a hot liner
just over Nourse's head that scored
Witt and Mohler and put Nourse out Of
the game with a split finger.
SAN FRANCISCO
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
OAKS GIVE VERNON
LIVELY TROUNCING
Husky HEAVIER Doles Out Two Hits To
The Visiting Villagers
By JOSEPH MURPHY

PPARENTLY the Oaks life They playing
"A made
While still it looks as
finish second
The making splash the south during the
last few weeks tanned for the third time in yesterday and
they Hereh handled they bushers.
early lived the tranbay
Masn in doubt once crew
JackI to
and
things which
before He used his
the bamn successful
the performance
uphold OF the south but
he enre health and
far and rpartso OF eenan field
unprofesso
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
GAMES TODAY.
OakIand-yernon at Recreation
park.
Portland at Los Angeles.
San Francisco at Sacramento.

Tt was the same old story again
Yesterday with Portland and Oak
land. They both got away with
their games. SO there is absO-
iuteIy no change. The COmmu-
ters are going like three time
champions now that the cause Is
lost. Had they been able to play
this way against Sacramento last
week. they probably would be
right up within striking distance
of the Beavers now.
At last San Francisco has
caught Vernon. BY winning mt
the capital city yesterday while
the Villagers were being trimmed
by the Oaks, the Seals tied 1t up
with Vernon. This race for third
honOrs fs the best ono on the
cards from now on and 1t IS
creating no little interest among
the local fms. who are pulling
hard for. the Seals to nose YER
non out.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

admire you and remark at Your
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Who does not like to be strong,
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Drugs have been tried and have
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
Zbyszko Returns for
Match With Gotch

NEW YORK. Oct 27.-Zbyszko. the
Polish wrestler is due to arrive in New
York next month. He comes to America
for the sole purpose of securing a re-
turn match with Frank Gotch for the
worlds title. The men met last spring
in Chicago and Gotch won after
sensational battle Zbyszko returned
home much disappointed as the result
of the match and Immediately set about
to put himself in condition 10 turn
the tables on his American rival
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
THE GAME IN DETAIL
FIRST INNING


vernon-carlisle doubled TO the right field
fence Burrell out Cutshaw to Cameron, Car
Isle going to third. Carlisle scored on Hosp's
out Cutshaw to Cameron. Brashear fled out TO
Maggsrt. One run.
oakland-Maggart famed. Wares hied out to
Carlisle. Hogan singled to left, stole second
and took third on passed ball. Cameron out,
Brsshear to Fisher. No runs.
SECOND INNING
Vernon n-Coy lined to Cameron. Fisher walked
LiDdssy forced Fisher at second. wolverton to
Cutshaw' Lindsay took second on a balk. Ho-
gan whined No runs.
( oakland-Cutshaw fouied out TO Hogan Pfyl
was tossed out by Fisher. Woiverton singled to
center. pcarce flied out to Lindsay. No runs
THIRD INNING
verncn-woivertou threw Carson out Car
Isle skied TO Maggsrt. Burrell popped to
Wares. No runs.
Oakland Lively hit safely 10 right field. Mag
CART POPPED to. Lindsay Carson threw Wares
out. Lively reaching second. Hogan doubled to
center. scoring Lively. Cameron went out to
Hosp. One
FOURTH INNING
vernon-Hosp grounded out to Wares = r.
Brsshear grounded out to Cameron Coy out
CutsEaw 10 Cameron. No ruas.
Oakland Cutshaw singled over Iindsay's
head. Pfrl safe an in1fld hit Cutshaw
going TO second. wolrerton hunted safely, fill
ing bases. Pearce hit 10 BurrelI, forcing Cut
shaw at tho plate. and Pearee was doubled at
first. Hogan TO Fisher. Lively hit TO right
scoring Pfyl. Mageart hit to short wolrerton
scoring. Wares flied out 10 Brashear Two
FIFTH INNING
Vernon Fisher famed. LINDSAY was thrown
out by Lively. Hogan out the same way No
rms.
oakland-Hosan walked. Cameron sacrificed.
Hogan 10 Fisher. cntshaw out on strikes. Ho-
gan out stealing third Hogan TO Burrell. No
runs.
SIXTH INNING
vernon-carson was tossed out by cutshaw.
Carlisle popped out to Maggart. Burre famed.
No rgns
oakland-Pfyl grounded out to Fisher. VOL
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verton flied out to Carlisle. Pearce 1anheo- NJ
runs.
SEVENTH INNING
vernon-Hosp popped to Wares Cutshaw
made sensational stop Of Brashear's grounder
and threw him out. Coy singled to left Fisher
grounded out to Lively. No runs.
oakland-Bively walked. Maggart hied out to
Hosp Wares forced Lively at second. Fisher to
Lindsay Hogan popped out to Brashear. No
runs.
EIGHTH INNING
vernon-Lindsay walked Hasty famed and
Lindsay was doubled. Pearce TO Wares. Carson
famed No runs.
oakland-Cameron hit to right and took sec
ond on Fishers Wild throw. Cutshaw singled to
center scoring Cameron. Cutshaw stole second.
Pfyl hit to center. scoring Cutshaw. Pfyl taking
second on throw in. Wolverton grounded out 10
Fisher Pfyl taking third. Pearce hit to Bur
relI and Pfyi was trapped between third and
home. Pearce reached third while Burrell and
Hasty were getting Pfyl out. Lively out, Car
son TO Fisher. Two runs
NINTH INNING
vernon-Carlisle flied out to Hogan. BurreIl
fouled out TO Pearce. Hosp grounded out Wares
to Cameron No runs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
i. 5. G. TEAM Ar srANroRp

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. u
The legal fifteen from the University
of Southern California arrived on the
campus this morning During the early
part OF the afternoon they held a short
practice on the turf field The south
erners will meet the second fifteen on
Saturday afternoon.
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hits-wares Conneron. Stolen bases--W. Hogan,
Cutshaw. First base on called balls-0f Carson
.. on Lively, .. Struck out-By Carson B. by
Lively .. Double plays Burrel TO Fl. Hogan to
Fisher: Pearce TO Wares. Balk--Lively. Time
of game hour and 35 minutes. Umpres-
Hildebraud and Toman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
EIGHTH INNING
TAMALPAIs "a. ALUMNI 3

SAN RAFAEL. Oct. 27.--In game
exhibiting the new style of football as
against the old style. the Tamalpais
Cadets defeated their alumni team by
a "a to 8 score. The Cadet team made
kicks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
SUNfyfAR RY

Hits made of Nourse 4. innings pitched 6. runs
2: hits made of Baum 2, innings pitched 3, runs
Q. Two base hits--Burns, Nourse, Danzig. Perry.
Stolen base-Briggs. First base on called balls
on Nourse 6. OF Baum ]. OF Eastley 1. Struck
out-By Nourse 2. by Baum l. by Eastley 4
Hit by pitched ball-Tennant by Nourse. Double
hour and 35 minutes. Empires-Finney and Van
Haltren-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
Why Women Admire
Strong Men

All women worship physical
strength. They like to look on
men as strong. capable beings.
in Boston American.
A woman has no use for a weak
man. She admires that afraid of
nothing spirit which a weak man
lacks; that spirit of ambition which
makes a man get up and hustle. Shs
likes the strong man because he is
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

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has s t r e n g I h,
ambition, vi m.
a n d ! s n o {
afraid of work.
His e .ye s are
bright. his gait
Is full of ener-
gy, his speech
Is positive The
strong m a n is
the r e a | man.
wouldn't Y o u
lik e t o h a v e
your fri e n d 5
point to you and
say: There goes
a strong man?'
Do you not wish
your eye to be
s o bright, your
step so firm and
your ( o T m so
erect that N e n
and women will
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

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your body. giving h ealth and
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

RESULTS OF GAMES.
Oakland 3, Vernon I.
& San Francisco 4, Sacramento ?.
Portland 3. Los Angeles 2.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
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I He IiHeup-
ATTELL STOPS McKAY

NEW YORK, Oct 27-Abe Attell
stopped. Biz Mckay in the sixth
] round of their boxing contest tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
SUMMARY

Three base ht-Kennedy. Two base hits
Howard. Fisher. Daley and Delmas. Sacrifice
hits--Rapps. 0rendorf. Bases balls--0n
Gregg ,. of Tozer l. Struck out--By Gregg g.
by Tozer l. Wild pitch--Tozer. Time OF
game. hour and 80 minutes. Umpires-Mc-
Greevv and Irwin
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
Commuters Recover
Good Form Too Late

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
SEVENTH INNING

verton died out to Carlisle. Pearce famed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28
SIXTH INNING

vernon-carson was tossed out by cutshaw.
Carlisle popped out to Maggart. BurreIl famed.
No rsns.
osklsnd-Pfyl grounded out to Fisher VOL
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-28

Pacific Coast League.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-04
COURT HOUSE RECORD
Real Estate Transfers

Michael Burns to David Clark. lot l
A. EkstrOm's subdivision, village of
Reynolds. $3.50.
Minnie Burklund TO Frank Sten,
south 10 acres northeast quarter north.
west quarter section 3-17-1w, 1880.
Benton Reynolds to George w
Workman, cast half southeast quarter
section 19-1G-5w. 81. 400.
Oakley McGinnis to Charles Becker
part lot 2, northwest quarter section
19-1G-4w, $500.
Harry w. Weaver to John c.
Blanks. lot Il, block 1873, city East
Moline, $500.
William H. Moffitt to Robert and
NJ. NJ Moffitt. northeast quarter 1916,
Nv. $4,000.
. Banner Coal and Coal Oil company
to Thomas and Andrew McKeag. west
half northeast quarter and west half
southeast quarter section 33-17-1w,
$4,000.
John Kadel to J. F Witter. 1872 acres
section 31-17-2w. $13,4O0
J. H. Johnston to William H. Rich,
part southeast northwest quarter sec
tion 6-17-1w. 81.
J. II. Johnston to William H. Rich,
part southeast northwest quarter sec
ton 6-17-1w. 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-04
LONDON GRATEFUL
Court of Common Council Votes
Freedom of City for Ex-
President Roosevelt.
COMING THERE IN MAY
Wires Wife He Has Not Changed
Plans but May Take Another
Short Hunt.

London, March 4.-The court of the
common council yesterday unanimously
adopted a resolution comforting the
honorary freedom of the city on Theo-
dore Roosevelt, lin recognition OF the
distinguished manner in which he fill
ed the office of president of the United
states, and for the eminent service
which he rendered the cause of civil
ization and promotion of amicable re-
lations between foreign nations. -
Roosevelt will visit London in the
middle of May.
Wants Another Shot.
Khartum, Sudan, March 4.-Col-
onel Roosevelt and party left Mon
gala yesterday for Lake Nowhere.
Roosevelt may take a shot at ante
lopes in that vicinity.
Plans Not Changed.
Naples, March Airs. Theodore
Roosevelt and Miss Ethel, returning
from an excursion to Capri yesterday
found a message from Colonel Roose-
welt awaiting them. The message
stated he made no change in his
plans. He expects to arrive here
during the first week in April and
will go to, Rome to call upon King
Victor Emmanuel and the pope. He
will then proceed to Paris, where
he is due on April Is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-04
CHAPTER ~.

Without offending Mr.. Van Torp,
Lady Maud managed not to see him
again for some time, and when he IN
derstood, as he soon did, that this was
her wish, he made no attempt to force
himself upon her. She was probably
thinking over what he had said. and
IN the end she would exert her In
q .fuence as he had begged her to do.
He was thoroughly persuaded that
there was nothing unfair in his pro-
posal and that, when she was con-
WINGED that he was right, she would
help him.
But when he had taken the first
I step towards accomplishing his pur-
pose, he was very much at a loss as
to the next and he saw that he had
never undertaken anything So diff
cult since he had reorganized the
Nickel Trust, trebled the stock,
cleared profit of thirty millions and
ruined nobody but the smail-fry, who,
of course. deserved it on the principle
that people who cannot keep money
ought not to have any. Some unkind
newspaper man had then nicknamed
1t the Brass Trust, and had called him
$3.50 81 VI - bdL IL ID VI liz uSC
to throw mud at the Golden Calf, for
. the dirt soon dries to dust and falls
off, leaving the animal as beautifully
shiny as ever.
Mr.. Van Torp did not quite see how
he could Immediately apply the force
of money to further his plans with
effect. He knew his adversarys fnan-
cial position in Europe much too well
to think of trying to attack him on
that ground; and besides, in his rough
code it would not be fair play to do
that. 1t was all right" to ruin a hos
tile millionaire in order to get his
money. That was business" But
to ruin him for the sake of a woman
vas low down" It would be much
: more "all right" to shoot him. after
fair and due warning, and to carry or
the lady. That was impossible in a
civilized country, of course; but as it
occurred to him, while he was think
ing, that he might find 1t convenient
to go somewhere in a hurry by sea, he
bought a perfectly new yacht that was
for sale because the owner had died
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-04
NO ARGUMENT NEEDED

We will not give you a lecture on
the wonderful curative powers of
electricity. but if you have rheuma-
tism, nervous headaches or other ner-
vOus ailments or anything wrong
with stomach. liver or kidneys. go at
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We don't simply guarantee they
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that. To insure you against any I'M
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-04
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAP
TIERS.

CHAPTER I.-BaraIxa, Tartar girl:
= became ehRmored OF golden bearded
stranger who was prospecting and stuol-
ing herhe in the vicinity of her home IN
central Asia, and revealed to him the 10
cation of a mine of rubies hop1g thai
the stranger would love her in return for
her disclosure, They were followed TO
the cave by the girls relatives, who
blocked up the entrance, and drew on
the vater supply, leaving the couple 70
die. BaraAars cousin Saad. her betrothed,
. attempted to climb down a clin overlook
ing the mine; but the traveller shot him.
The stranger, revived from water gourd
Saad carried, dug his way out of the
tunnel. and departed. deserving the girl
and carrying a bag Of rubieS. Raraka
: gathered ali the gems she could carry.
and started in pursuit
CHAPTER I.-Margaret Donne Char
. BarftR da Cordova), a famous prima DON
ma, became engaged In London to Kon-
etanttn Logotheti, a wealthy Greek finan-
cier Her intimate friend was Countess
Ieven, known as Lady Maud, whose hus-
band had been killed by a bomb in St.
Petersburg; and Lady Maud's most init
mate tS3snd was Rufus Van Torp AN
American. who had been a cowboy ia
early life, but had become one OF the
richest men in the worl6. Van Torp was
IN love with Margaret, and rushed 10
London as soon as he heard of her be
for her pet charity If she would aid him
IN winning the singer from Logothet.
CHAPTER III-Baraka approached
Logothet at Versailles with ruBies to
sell.