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The state herald., 1910-01-21

Enthusiasm is the poultice men mp.
ply OF their scars.
The state herald., 1910-01-21

Hopeis magic lantern which often
shows impossible pictures.
The state herald., 1910-01-21

Men deserve respect only as they
give II.
The state herald., 1910-01-21

PILES CURED IN To - DAYS
PAzO OINTMENT guaranteed To eur- any eass
Of Itching Hind. Blrcding or prutrudlnx Fife. In
stSlt days OF money refunded. Soc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
BIGEASTfRN TRACK
OWNfRSFORMPOOL
Brighton, Empire City, Aqueduct
and Jamaica Combine for
Mutual Protection

NEW YORK, Feb. 26--Four of the
big race tracks around New York city
have pooled in for the coming season.
They are Brighton. Empire City. Aque-
duct and Jamaica. AS a result of their
agreement, the four associations will
divide the profits or losses that may
result from the 81 days of sport allotted
them.
1t appears that the recent puzzle
over the allotment of dates made this
combination advisable. The idea orig
mated from the fact that Sheepshead,
Gravesend and Belmonts have been
pooling their holiday receipts on Ger
tain of the seasons big days.
When it was found that these big
tracks insisted on having the usual
quota of dates, including the holidays,
and that Saratoga demanded at least
81 days, while Empire City and
Brighton declined TO hold fall meetings.
it was suggested that the four asso-
Citations named should combine for
mutual protection.
Aqueduct and Jamaica will each race
% days, Empire City will conduct a
II day meeting, and Brighton will be
open for IA days.
The track owners declare that they
do not expect racing to prove profit
able investment this year. They say
they will be satisfied to pay expenses.
The program arranged, however, shows
that the track owners feel confident of
a certain renewal of public patronage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
TALENT TRIMMED
ON EVERY RACE
Six FavorifeS BOWIed Over in a
Row and Race GOerS Are
Beginning 10 Howl
Bv E. w. CLARKE

OfciaIly. betting is not recognized
by the new California jockey club The
3 Walker-Otis- anti-betting law is TO
blame for that. Nevertheless the game
across the bay IS dependent upon the
gambling propensity OF the average
race goer for its life. And the aver
age race goer is beginning 70 howl for
an even break He hasn't had it for
many days. and particularly he didn't
get il Yesterday Not single favorite
got down in front and. as usual. the
hig disappointment came IN the feature
race Of the day. the Napa handicap At
q mile In spite Of his impost Of us
pounds. Fort Johnson was. an odds On
favorite for the event.
A certain wise PLAY drove down the
price on BUbbling Water from TO l
10 > to .. Bubbling Water, like Cloud
light from the same barn. seems 70
like 4 price and. d play. In her last
race with pound less weight IN the
same field and over the same kind or
a track Bubbling Water, we'll PLAYED,
finished absolutely last. Yesterday.
with the wise money down. she was
given the best OF the start. was taken
hack bit and then sent on To make
her own paue and win all the way from
tie Canadian horse. who had been sent
a way last from the barrier and made
game effort 10 get up TO the favored
leader.
French Cook. lightly weighted. had
the early foot but faded 80 Jfothing-
silver Knight was prominent IN the
running but Nospsr could never get
him near the mare that was meant He
finished third. four lengths behind Fort
Johnson The rage developed one fact
worthy Of note-the public sympathy
Tor Taplin who is under III ofhcia
ban for 10 days AS he paraded TO the
post grandstand and court gave him a
desfening cheer and the applause was
kept up until the horses had left for
The post
Three to.1 shots ran one-two-three
IN the opening race. ST Francis. tired
or sleeping. kept within striking dis
Iance OF All Alone. the pacemaker, and
nabbed him by q. mead at the wire.
Blacksheep dropped into the show.
In the third. Tillinghast forgot his
last. disgracefuI race and made A romp
10 victory with Thomas Calhoun next
10 him and Banonica. running from q
bad start into the shoW. Bedwells 5
new ACQUISITION MyleS O,COnnell sec
ond choice. in the betting. proved him
SELF = bargain by following Likely
Dieudonne's pace and then outgaTning
him 10 the wire. winning by half a
length Rapid Water was third. The
f0f:aes- trainer OF the winner bid him
up 10 81. SOC but Bedwen kept him. I
Old I'd Ball, carrying BedwelTs
colors. for the first time and newly
clppsd. looked very much like q race
horse and justified the play that made
h5rn second TO Desperate the betting.
Fd Bali. supposed 10 be at his best
when running from 2 SLOW beginning,
surprised everybody by hanging on to
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Tampa Results

TAMPA Fla. Feb e6-The feature Of to
days card was the fifth race. which went To-
CIoistereSS which easily disposed Of Our Nug
get. backed from threes 70 twos- -Four favor
ties Won.
First race I'VE furlongs. selling-NIaita. fn tu
l. won: Waterbury. 70 ,. second. Clifford. :.
10 L. third Time I 06 40
Second race. five and a balf furlonGs-NIe-
Andrews even. won Judge DgndOn . To- Z.
second Anna Smith. 10 1. third Time
1:10 4-J.
Third race. ive furlongS. selling-FIoyle fF
l. won: Fleming s o. >. second; Balesshcd. -
to L third. Time. III %.
Fourth race. five and a half furl6nss. selling
-ConviIle = 10 L. Meriz. III To .. ser
ond: Ranuade. 10 To 7. third. Time. -.
Fifth race. SIX furiOuGS selling ioi sfcres~-
even. won: Our Nugget. % ,. second, Caroufle-
LET : 10 :. third. Time. 1-lS -
sixth race. mile and sixteenth selling -
Flora Riley : 20 ; won: Lois Cavanaugh. q %
1855 -.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Jacksonville Results

IACKSONvILLE. Fla. Feb. 26.-The racing
today at Noncreif park was marred by several
form reversaIs The most noticeable came in the
Ponce de Leon handicap. when Pulka. who conlc
not raise a respectable gallon the last time out
outelassed his held- summary:
First race. four furlOngs. -purse-Nfsster John
to 3. won: James Nc. 10 to l. second; Ella
notte. G 70 1. third Time. :51 10.
second race ive and a half furIongs. purse.
selling-CatrOkle TO I. won; Plain. Il 70 l.,
second: Colonel Jot. 10 to I. third. @Time.
I:1O s-5.
Third race. six forlonss. selling llbound.
> 10 l. won Ben Double. IS tO'5. second; Bsrps-
dale. . to 1. third. Time. 1:1J 10.
Fourth race. Ponce de Leon handicap. one
milc-Pulka. to 7. won; Fulfll . 70 > second, :,
Martpez % 70 l. third. Time. rs 20.
Fifth race seven furlongS. seIljng-Goid Dust.
TO won: St Josephine 70 I. second; /;
Havre l. 10 L. third. Time. 80 3. .
sixth race. mile aud 20 yards selling--Ardri. /.
to 1. TOn Csblegram. IS 70 ;. second; Harry
Scott. > to l. third. Time 1:49 %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
POLY HAS STRONG
BASEBALL SQUAD
Local High School viii Be Rep
resented on Diamond by
Fast Team

Baseball viii be one of the principal
forms of outdoor sports among the high
schools during the coming season. The
various institutions about the bay are
picking out material to represent the
different teams on the diamonds, and
the coming struggles on the baseball
field among high school players prom
Use to be exciting.
Polytechnic high school. which put
one of the strongest football squads on
the field last season, is going in for
baseball this year with a vengeance.
The school has an abundance of prom
ising material to select from. Manager
Heastand is confident that he will have
formidable nine to represent Poly
in the contest for baseball honors
among the high schools.
Heastand viii have to select most of
his team from new material. Gill and
Estreila are the only veterans. The
yougsters nave shown up well, how
ever, that Heastand is well satisfied
with their work and expects them to
carry the colors of the school to vic
tory.
Gill viii captain the nine and viii
do most of the pitching. On the re-
ceiving end viii be Hind, a first year
student who has shown considera BILE
class It this department of the game.
Principal Bush of Polytechnic school
has given the boys every encourag ge-
ment.
The boys have been practicing on the
grounds at Fort Mason. Next Satur-
day Poly" meets Berkeley high school
and the game should prove on inter-
esting contest.
Poly has a strong outfeld In the
infieid Amweg, Steel Thompson and
Gill are fast quartet and should prove
strong men in their respective posi-
tions.
The black and red players have
played the Alameda high, st. Mary's
second team, Cogswell and the All Star
teams and defeated them
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
NEW SCHEDULE FOR
NORTHERN SCHOOLS
Committee Holds Meeting at
Santa Rosa and Makes Many
Important Changes
I Special Dispatch 10 The Call 4

Special Dispatch 10 The Call
SANTA ROSA, Feb. 26.-The schedule
committee of the Northwestern sub
league which has control of all the
high schools in this section of the
state. met here today and made many
important changes in the schedule of
the various athletic events for the COM
ing spring and summer. The revised
schedule is as follows
GIRLS BASKET BALL
Healdsburg and San Rafael. March 10.
Santa Rosa and SonOma. March 10.
Winners play March 26. Finals play April ..
BASEBALL
Naps and ST. Helena. April o.
Vallejo and Benicia April Q.
Vallejo and st. Helena. April 1e.
Napa and Benicia. April Is.
ST. Helena and Benicis April %.
Napa and Vallejo, April %
San Rafael and Hitchcock, April ..
Petaluma and -.Analy. April o.
Santa Rosa and Sonoma. April g.
San Rafael and Santa Rosa. April 1e.
Hitchcock and Analy, April 16.
Petaluma and Sonoma. April 16
Hitchcock and Santa Rosa. April 23.
San Rafael and Petaluma April %.
Sonoma and Analy. April 23.
Ukiah and Willis. April Q.
Mendocino aud Fort Bragg, April ..
Healdsburg and Santa Rosa. April ..
Ukiah and Fort Bragg April 16.
Healdsburg and Willis. April Is,
Ukiah and Mendocino. April %.
Fort Bragg and Willis April %.
The new schedule is adopted so that
the teams may save travelling expenses
None of the teams will have long jumps
to make till the final games are played
1t is admitted by all the amateur
the best that the Northwestern sub
lea c1Ie has ever arranged
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
RurrE RIFLE GLIB WINS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The Win
chester rod and gun club Of New Hs-
ven, Conn, met its first defeat this
week in the series of matches of the
IntercIub Rifle Shooting league losing
70 the Rocky Mountain rifle club of
Butte Mont. by score of 9S7 to 9Is.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

Whidden's pace and then breezing by
the leader to five lengths victory.
Desperate waited too long for the lead
ers to stop and finished third.
Mss Picnic was favorite and Eliz-
abeth Harwood a close second choice
for the closing race. The Bedwell filly
shot out in the lead. closely followed by
Phil Mohr. and finally Schreiber's dis
csrded hoodoo ran her into the ground
and came on to win by two lengths
Big Chief. in for a workout, finished
third
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
5. 1. Abbott Carries Off
Captains S Cup

The regular Saturday tournament for
the captains cup played on the links
of the San Francisco golf and country
net score of 79. ]. W. Byrne and A. J.
Lil1ey tied for second place, each hav-
ing net score of so. Only seven play
ers participated. but the competition
proved unusually close.
Two matches were played in the first
round of the match play for the council
cup. In one John Lawson beat f. L.
Beaver up and to play, and In the
other II. C. Golcher beat w. ]. Bryne,
2 up and l to play.
The scores of the captains cup event
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
BERKELEY BLANKfD
BY SANTA CLARA
Crack Mission Town Baseball
Team Takes Series From
University TOsSerS
[SpeeiaI Dispoleh to The Cali

SANTA CLARA. Feb 26--Santa
Clara varsity blanked the University
of California baseball nine here this
afternoon. winning in a galiop by a
to 0 score and taking the series from
the Berkeleyites. Never was there
moment when the locals did not have
the game in hand. although the cali
fOrnians played 100 per cent better Az
hibition this afternoon than they did
with Santa Clara three. weeks ago.
Harris for California succeeded in
foOling the MissiOnites into accepting
only FIVE hits throughout the nine in
nings. while Agnew was raped for
four safeties.
Tomorrow. afternoon the Olympic
club nine of San Francisco viii hook
up with Kellys Colts for a nine round
go Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

PETALUMA, Feb. 26.-At a hotly
contested basket ball game today al
Bloomfield the Petaluma Wasps de-
feated the Fallon valley team by a
score of So to S.
After the game the Wasps issued a
challenge, which was Immediately
taken up by the Busfnessmens club
This team also went down TO defeat
to the tune OF Is to 8.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Touchard Wins Tennis
Championship

NEW YORK. Feb. 26-G. F. Touch
ard, formerly of California, today won
the national championship indoor lawn
Seventh regiment armory. In the finals
he defeated the Yale champion, r. A
Holden Jr., e., 6-1, 3-6, 6-S, 6-3
Touchard thereby becomes the sue
cessor to 7. r. Pell as holder of the
national honors upon covered courts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
St. Mary's Five Takes
Basket Ball Honors
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA. Feb. 2s.-st. Mary's
basket ball five won todays game
from the Santa Clara players and with
it carried off the first Catholic inter-
collegiate championship of the state by
the score of 21 to IS.
From whistle TO whistle both quin-
tets fought toe and toe and furnished
the spectators with the biggest bunch
of excitement turned loose here in
many day.
The Santa Clara basket ball players
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
WESTON WALKS go MILES

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ. Feb. 2s.-
Leaving McCarty's station at o'clock
this morning. Edward Payson Weston
arrived late tonight at Sandia. way
station % miles from Albuquerque
having walked so miles today. He will
spend tonight and Sunday at Sandia
and, leaving there at midnight should
s o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
yAMPs WILL MEET BURNS

The Vampires and Burns will meet in
a soccer game at the Preside athletic
grounds this afternoon. Both teams
have finished their schedules in the
California league and are tied for sec
ond place. The game will begin at
$50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27


mouey was the winning fayorite at Terrazas
park today. other events going to long shots.
derby as the feature. a good field is promised.
Summary:
esll FIRST RAcE-Five and half fur
Odds Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
6-I-High Street. 109 tPloss) ................ l
6-1-virginia Lindsey, 106 u. WILSON, ...-... 2
Time, Los SO. Uncle Walter, Convenient
Louisa F, Lillian Ray. Brougham, Succeed, Edna
Edwards, Mural. also ran.
63l2. SECOND RACE-Five and half fur
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
41-yalley Stream. los ~. Wilson, .......
Time: Los. Reuben, Regards, Restitution,
Belle Brady, also ran
631s. THIRD RACE-Three and half fur
longs; longs; ,s year @asa,. 9lds; -, 1oo.o- un
4-1-Barney N, 1lo CMolesvorthl ...........
Time 40 SIS j Juarez. Gehtncht. Brave with,
ers Candy Kid. Mary Rudd, Exactly, also ran.
kinfolks and Gehtnicht coupled in the betting.
ssl4. FOURTH RACE-six furlongs:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-I-CInt Tucker, 100 tGarner) ............ /
61-Lomonds 100 q. Wilson, ............-..
Time. lib %. sevenfull. Medding Hannah
wanderer, Lotus Eater, also
ssls. FIFTH RAcE-six fqrlongs: selling:
1n-Hidden Hand, 107 (Garner1 ........... 1
7-l-Rubiola, 104 o.. WILSON, (............ >
l2-l-Tom Franks, 106 tMcCahey) .-......... 3
Time, 1:14 Is. Pelleas, Hancock, Flying
Pearl. Lady Adelaide. Straight Line, Star Beam,
also ran
63I6 SIXTH RACE-0ne mile:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
ELL. NJ Eckert, 100 (McCahey) ...... /
25-l-Csrdinal Sarto. los (CrowIeyl. ..... 2
n-5-Dene. 102 (Garner) ...-......... 8
Time, LAO 40 Duchess Of Montebello. Prince
of Castillo Hardlyson C. J. Cox, Almena En-
graver Sad News. Gunston. also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CALIFORNIA
SANTA CLARA
NIlTNRY

Earned rtlns-Santa Clara = Two base hts
Thornton. Tramutola. Zarrick. St0rer Struck
out-Ry Harris A. By AEneN I. Double plsvS-
Porterfed 10 thornton. Mc(sovern TO -Salberg 70
Thornton ca Salberg To NIc6iOvern 10 Thornton.
Hit by pitched ball--Ss lberg. Salisbury. First
base on called balls-OR Harris g. on Agnew 3.
Left bases-SaDta Clara ) California s. First
base ON errors-Sarta Clara 4. California 2
Time Of game-1 hours 50 minutes. Umpire
WOiterS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

at the end of the first half had forced
the Oaklanders to take the short side
of a Is to Is score.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Emeryyille Entries

Following are the entries at Emeryville for
Monday, February IS:
FIRST RACE-Futurity course; selling; year
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

place. $40 show: Eliza
ighland. Trained by j..
Second cleTerly. Third
Mohr likes light weight
away from her after
Chief made a promising
=. II he stands up be
I. Miles could not raise
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Juarez Derby Today to
Close Meeting

JUAREZ. Feb 26.-Hidden Hand at even
park today. other events going to long shots.
The meeting viii close tomorrow with the Juarez
derby the feature A good field is promised.
Summary:
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

The lineup:
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
wAsPs STING TWICE
[SpccioI Dispotch 10 The Call

apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

10 numbers skipped daly2
Call HsndiR Indicated IN o2e9 race
e Hoppe readin
upward value st %
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

Il ] minute. 0G at 3:j6. Phil. l
3 show. Winner b. Z. by Sain-H
fejle NJ. Start good Won easily.
zabeth Harvood Z. Picnic >. Phil
r away from Hsrwood and ran
,heth Hsrwood ran her race. Big
for him md lie was hardly read,
on. Picnic made a poor showing
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-06-09
The Story of the Piercing Arrow
and it's Mission in kingstree.

In the days of old the bow and arrow as we'll as the
lance and shield played an important part in the
mighty battles waged in every land.
Christopher Columbus, the undaunted navigator,
found the bow and arrow in the hands of wary Red
Man upon his landing in this the Land of the Free and
home of the Bravegreat grand and glorious America
In later years Piercing Arrows in the hands of these
same Red Men who at first joyfuly greeted the great
discoverer left death and desoaton in the wake Of
these bold and hardy pioneers who brayed the
dangers of the Great Unknown; and in every battle
of those early times these piercing shafts played
their part in the history that Destiny had preoraned
These piping times of peace find the Red Warrior
calmly dreaming his life away tie fertile plains OF
the West and contentment reigns supreme, except
that cvz eton has wrought queer changes and today
the Modern Merchant is fighting Trade Battles that for
intensity of purpose are as mighty as any ever waged
by the of old and learning through the school
of thrift and ingenuity has compelled the ancient and
modern to his call and has the Piercing
it is not only casting death ard desoaton upon high
prices but is doing yeoman service in dollar saving to
the people. These piercing emblems of the mighty
modern Trade Battles penetrating the heart of
prices.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-06-09
Statement by MIR H D Reddick

Strenuous strivings lead to greater things. When
one of our great wrote The law OF worthy hteis
fundamentally the law of strife, he laid down law
for business well.
1t is only through labor and painful effort-by severe
energy and resolute courage that we move on to do
greater things. 1t is only through the daily striving
to do better in store service and value giving that
this store has been able retain its present envabe
position.
And now it is want to express my heartfelt thanks
to the people Of Kingstree and vicinity TOR grtyng
evidence of your good will and the magnificent demon
sration of confidence that has to me in greatly
increased business each and every since this store
was opened.
Hard as rock and cold as marble would be the heart
that did not respond to such convincing display of
public confidence and in showing my sincere appre-
citation of the favors have received at your hands it
not my desire to merely express such through the gilt
terng generalities of cold and unfeeng typebut to
show my appreciation in material way in the offerings
for 10 days in this great Piercing Arrow Sale.
want you ALL each and every one, to come; also in
vte your friends and neighbors who have not yet ac-
quired the habit of trading here. ! want you to
come expecting great things and to find everything
just as represented and you will not go away disap
pointed. Cordially yours,
H D Reddck
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-06-09

We will Give Away Free during this Sale nice
large picture with every purchase OF $1,000
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-06-09
The first 100 People

entering the doors on Saturday morning will be
presented with sealed envelope which will entitle
the holder to chance at beautiful present which
will be given away. No strings to this-you don
have to spend one penny-just be one OF the first
l0O Doors open at O'Clock.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-10-16

!, $I43.42; B. Bush Sf3.45. H. Braunig q
Bro. 5000. Kalmbach- Ford CO. $62.I6
Hamiter Busbey Co. $384.34; Hatcher
Bros 81; Sol Oden $263.3o; Lawton
Bros $4,000; L. S. Ogburn $3.50; S. A.
Alexander 81.
Poor farm fund T. A. Harvey
$2oo. 5o Mrs. J NJ Wynn $34.3o; c. G.
Hardnnan Co. $173.so; S A. Alexander
$1I465; E, Z. Hicks $135; Vordenbau-
met1t & Eastman $3.50; M. Rely & Son
$50: Friend Hdw. Co. Coo; ]. NJ.
Wynn for labofers S32.66; Harry Sar-
gent $1,000; K. Sumner $50; John Atte-
way SI4.25; S. A. Alexander $zoo7; NJ.
Reilly & Son S52S4; A G. Tourney
So; H NJ. We'll $2.to; Snyder Wagon
Co. $3.50; S. 6. Dreyfuss Co. $72.12;
Lee Hdw. Co $27.37; Shreveport Trans
fer Co. 75e; Enders Fur. Co. S122 10;
Kalmbach-Ford Co. $3.50; Crawford
Jenkins & Booth $t.Io: Hicks Co. Ltd.
SIS; Kelly's Livery Stables 75c; Cun-
berland T. & T. Co. S.; S. A. Alexan-
der S7I5.
Permanent road fund-Haniiter- Bus
hey Co, $685.
Assessor fund: S. Q. Hotlingsworth
$1,so5.so.
Contract accounts for month of Sep
TENDER 1910. $I,o1o65.
Criminal fund T. D. Price 5000.
Pauper fund $2.3o.
On motion duly carried the Police
Jury adjourned to meet in regular SEES
sion the second Thursday IN November
1910. w. T. CRAWFORD, Pres.
A. L. DURINGER, Clerk.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-10-16
BIDS INVITED.

Bids are hereby invited BY the Polio,
jury Of Caddo Parish. Louisiana, fol
building The following bent bridges i
Ward One of Caddo Parish. Louisiana
according te parish specifications, VIZ.
Bridge al Sellinestons place 30 feei
long ono across Dooley bayou 4o feel
long one north of Cavett.s store 20 feet
long enc below Cavetts store 40 feel
long one e Swami place 20 feet long.
Bids Il be opened 1T next meeting of the
jury November 10, 1910 The Jury re-
serving the right % reject any and all
bids. 4 CRAWFORD. Pres.
A. & Dt1RINGER, Clerk