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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-13
SUMMARY

-Hallinan. Depauli. First base on called balls
on Bloomfield 2. Struck out-By Hardison 3.
by Bloomfield 4. Left Dissatisfaction 3.
Oakland S. Double play-Francks to Hallinan 10
Pfyl. Wild pitch--Hardison. Passed balls
Hasty. Byrnes. First base on errors-Stockton
l.. Oakland 5. Time of game. hour and "a
minutes. Umpire-Toman.
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

il n face
Ma u hundred nd
C
665o purse $3.50
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New York 5, Detroit 3
National League

PITTSBURG, May 12--Brooklyn took
ond game from Pittsburg today. IL 10 g. forcing
the champions into their first extra inning game
Of the season. In the u innings. "a hits were
divided equally between the two clubs but the
visitors hit the farthest, making seven two
baggers and triple.
Score; r. Il. r.
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St. Louis 5, Boston 3

ST. LOUIS. May LIST Louis batted Brown
and Richie out of the box today. and won from
Boston. to 8 Wildness by the Boston pitch
was the main cause OF defeat. -Four OF the
bases on balls resulted in for ST Louis.
Score: r. Fl. f.
Boston ..--- .----.- ...-.--..--
Richie. Mattern and Smith. Umpires-Rigler
and Emslie.
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American Association

At Minneapolis Minneapolis 1. indianapolis 2.
At Kansas City-Toledo 4, Kansas City 2
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Cincinnati s, Philadelphia 1
New York 9. Chicago 1

CHICAGO, May 12.-New York batted McIn
tyre and Carson hard with men on bases today
and defeated Chicago, TO 1.
Score: R. H. E
Shlcago ;---.....-- ...'-.....--.--
New 1Ork . . y ~
Observation-Disclosures, Carson and king: Wits
and Myers. Umpires-JohnSrOne and Moran
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PORTLAND
*Gill batted Tor Delhi in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

Los Angeles ..--..1 o L 0 o e-3
Basehits 2 3 0-S
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-13

u place show: wick C. by oden adgeR ~
by b Henry.
M Ard Lake 10 Abe sllpy opened on s hd ana
Brsna from "a o. o
-EI5 !as
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Aqueduct Results

Apprentice allowance.
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st min ute. on at 1856 Banonca 2-5 place ont
Dw; Sain est. 6 show Winner b. by Bsnnoc kburn-
Start good. Won easily Next driving. High
spped rig ht out In front and any danger
strong. saving ground by close stretch turn
tahord Burning Bush both closed we'll Silver Stock
I'd at stage, running far below her form.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-13
SACRAMENTO
SAN JOSE

Total ..............s1 2 5 2
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-14
WYER BRINGS
A BRIDE HOME
From the Golden West After
travelling Thousands
Of Miles.

After a years absence, during
which time he has Travelled over
5000 miles, Forest Gail Wyer, OF
near Wallace, will soon return to his
home Tor visit Since his leaving
in october, 1909, he has spent his
time travelling through the extreme
western states, Canada and British
Columbia, having spent portion Of
his time in the mining districts of
Montana and the great forests of
California; Oregon and Washington.
But, Mr.. Wyer, unlike many other
boys who go West tor the purpose
isof making a living, seems to have
gone for the purpose of finding some
one to make living for, at any rate
he brings back from the Golden
/ West a little wife, of whom friends
who saw them in Chic~go. say he
seems very proud. His bride was
Miss Fern folly, of Los Angeles
Calf, who came to Seattle, Wash,
from her home to sing at the Amer
lean music hall there. This being
the place the couple met, Mr.. wyer
being a baritone OF much quality
himself. After a romance OF six
weeks the couple were married in
Seattle, and Immediately after their
marriage started for California on
board the steamship. Beaver. After
a delightful trip of three days on the
waves of the Pacific. they arrived Ia
San Francisco. Thence to Reno,
New, where they witnessed the great
prize hght .betweed JeHrles and
johnson. after which they returned
to Seattle and prepared for the trip
across the continent to the place Mr..
Wyer claims to love, called by those
who know best, dear old West Vir-
glnia.' The couple are in Chicago,
where both are singing at the Ly-
ceum theater for short while, after
which they will complete their trip
Ito the home of Mr. Wyer. Mrs.
Wyer is reported by friends of Mr..
Wyer, who saw them IN Chicago. to
be a woman OF very good qualities.
very beautiful and a singer OF much
quality. The couple have expressed
e desire to spend Christmas in West
Virginia, but as to whether they will
or not, is unknown. MIR. Wyer is
the youngest son of A. T. Wyer,
farmer who resides on Bingamoa
creek, near Wallace, and has many
relatives and friends in this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-14
SHORT COURSE
At UNIVERSITY
All Morgantown for Farmers is
Arranged for Early
Winter.

The announcement OF the short
course in agriculture offered by the
college OF Agriculture of the State
University at Alorgantown, January
1870, has been received The an
nouncement is a most attractive one
and should appeal to all farmers,
yoGng ana old. who wish to learn
better methods OF more profitable
farming. The short course in agri-
culture is planned to give busy far
ners, young and old, an opportunity
10 study the best agricultural meth
DDS during two weeks of mid winter
when they car. easily leave the farm.
The work consists not only OF pfac-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-14
9rn in a PRACTICAL way, and

corn in a practical way, and can
show their hearers how to make
more money from fewer acres. IN
addition to the regular work of the
day, there will he special evening
lectures by such men as J. T. Corn
well, OF Romney. president of the
West Virginia Horticultural Society,
on the horticultural industry in
West virginia, and DR.. I. Q. White.
seate geologist, on '"rhe Relation OF
Geological Formations to Soils. =
with special illustrated lectures by
various members of the university
faculty.
The announcement may be had by
dropping a postal to the College OF
Agriculture at 7IOrgantown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-14

and sons, Berlin, Nd. the largest
nurserymen in the country; s. w.
moore. OF Elwell, w. Va, probably
the best known fruit grower in the
state; S. H. Fulton, the successful
manager of the Sleepy Greek, w
Va, orchard Company, and former
~ one OF the experts of the United
states Department OF Agriculture
in fruit transportation and storage;
and Robert thompson, the manager
of the cold Storage and Forwarding
Company at GATHERINGS. Ont, who
with an assistant will teach methods
in packing apples and will lecture
on the cooperative organizations.
Among, the corn experts will be g;
G. Williams, the agronomist OF the
Ohio Agricultural Experiment sta
ton, wooster, o.; Fred c, Palm, OF
Newton, Ind, who won the $1,000
kellogg Trophy at the Omaha Corn
exposition for the best ear of corn
grown in the United States; and
Isaac Cook, Jr., of ChiIlicothe, O.,
who was one of the judges at the
Omaha Corn exposition. has been as
sistant in crop production at the
Ohio state University and is chair
man of the Ohio committee on corn
| Improvement These men all know
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-14

tical talks and lectures by instruct
ors who are experts. but in the actual
practice of doing things every after
noon being spent in practical work
in the Iabratory barn or field. 1t is
evident that it is Impossible to teach
all phases OF agriculture in two
weeks. The work has therefore
been arranged TO meet the needs
OF certain classes OF West Virginia
farmers, and is divided into courses
on fruit growing and general agri-
culture, and home dairying
"A course in domestic SCIENCE Will
also be conducted by the department
of domestic science for the benefit of
the wives and daughters from the
farm. Though all of modern agrt-
culture cannot be learned in two
weeks. many a man has secured in
formation and training which have
started him toward more successful
farming, and many OF the students
come back year after year to these
short courses.
The instructors include not only
the faculty of the Gollege of Agri-
culture, but some OF the best known
experts In fruit growing. Among
the former are Orlando Harrison.
senior member of J. g. Harrison
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-14
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BY Telephone
Trains Are Being Dispatched
on This Division of the
B. & o. Road.

Following out a new plan for train
dispatching on the Monongah divis-
ion, the B. & o. has awarded co1-
tract for the installation of a new
telephone system on this division
Telephones will be used by the train
dlspatchers. The system is to be
completed in the near future, aad il
it proves successful will be put to
more Eenra1 use over the entire B.
& o. system.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-14
CORDER ACCUsED.

John Corder, or Buckhannon. was
brought here Tuesday evening by F..
10. Hupp. United states deputy mar
shall corder is accused of violating
the Internal revenue laws and he will
have to answer the charge at the
Parkersiourg term OF federal court
Lnext month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-14
NEW COAL OARS.

New steel coal cars OF the "car
and ha1f'' variety are bling distrIb-
uted among the mines in this region.
The cars belong to the Philadelphia
6 Reading Railroad Company and
to the B. & o. and are new and just
from the shops.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-14
GETS JAIL SENTENCE

For failure to pay board bill of
$50 owed John Mckinney, Carl Con-
man. formerly Of ShiunstUn, was sent
to Jail Tuesday night by Justice w.
Perry Camp to serve thirty days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-14
RAILROAD PAY.

Baltimore and Ohio railroad em-
,pioyes in this section received their
monthly pay this week. " was the
l5rgel 81 the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

town viii stay IN the dry column by four
To one. The fight was stubbornly fought
and a fun vote was cast.
FRIEND. NEB, April I-lSpeciaD-C.
r.. Justi,e. high license. was elected over
John Scheldt, prohibition, by a majority
Of 80; r. b. Wood. high license, for
councilman in first ward, over w. r. jus
tice, prohibition, by 10: g. A. Hofer for
councilman In second ward, high license.
over Frank Ptsk, prohibition. by a major
iy OF 90 The city treasurer, clerk and
police judge on the anti-license ticket were
elected by a majority OF H.
OENARD. NEB., April 7.-(SpeciaD-Geo.
Merriam was elected mayor here yesterday.
for the 3rd term Councilman u. Pence and
Geo. Harrison were reelected and Chas.
Kroeger, was elected councilman in the
second ward. n. Il. Graft was reelected
treasurer for the 18th time and M, NJ.
Gordon was elected city clerk. SO votes
were cast.
CEDAR RAPIDS. NEB.. April L.
(SpeciaD-The question OF license IN Cedar
Rapids for the coming year was decided
IN favor of saloons by a majority Of eleven
votes. The question being submitted to a
direct vote. no contest was made on
councilmen 5. Peterson and II. L. Robin
son being elected without opposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Army Notes

II is not yet definitely known just when
the sixteenth infantry will depart for its
new station In Alaska. While It Is be-
lieved that the regiment will start some
time early in June, there seems to be a
lack Of transport service from Pacific
ports 70 Alaskan points. Proposals will be
asked for transport service from Seattle
and san Francisco to the Alaskan mill
tary stations.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

Orders have been issued from army head
quarters directing First Lieutenant A.
LaRue Christie Of the Eighth infantry.
Fort D.. A. Russell, to report at Omaha
for duty as aide-de-camp on the staff OF
Brigadier General +. A. Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Nebraska


no opposition. The result in the First and
Third wards was a surprise to both parties.
Business MEMS Ticket.
LEXINGTON. Neb, April T-(Special)-
The business mems ticket won by a ma
jority Of i1. This carried the licensing OF
saloons with the ticket. S. c. Mullen was
elected mayor, The school district was
changed from an ordinary high school dis
trict TO a city district by the action OF the
old city council and by proclamation OF
the retiring mayor. This necessitated the
election of a new school board. The bust
ness men put up four men. The citizens
party placed In nomination the entire old
board, which were elected. The old board
have been very active I'm arranging for a
new high school building and the people
stood by them and reelected them. The
following are the members OF the Board
Of Education: z. l.. Temple. president:
W. J. Mckinney. Treasures: John NJ. Neff.
secretary; A. +. Grantham. T. l.. Warning
ton and c. G. Rosenberg. The reelection
OF the old board upholds the policy Of the
board in the management OF the schools
for the last thirteen years.
PAwNEE CITY. NEB,. April ~T--(SpeciaD
There was but one ticket on the field
here; Mayor, Reuben Iipp; Clerk, John H..
Pyle; Treasurer, Vernon Bascom; Police
Judge, S. J. Graham: Councilman, 1st
ward, r. r. Mahan; End ward, J. II. Al
bright; Members. Board Of Education, r.
Caughey. Fred II. Bracket.
TABLE ROCK. NEB, April 7.-CSpeciaD
AT the village election held here 1T9 votes
were cast as follows: J. d. Longwell Anti
license. 81; Roscoe c. link. Anti-license.
90; John Matthewson, Anti-license, IS;
c. II. Mitchell, license, 30; c. o. Plummer,
license, SO; Ralph Bowen, license, Sc, This
elects two anti-license, one license, and as
the two followers are anti-license the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
Nebraska
HASTINGS NET Two YEARS
Election Makes it Impossible for
Change in THIS Time,
REFEAT FOR REFERENpUM LAW

Proposal voted Dawn In County seat
Of Adams-Ord Defeats No
License TIcket-Othcr
Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

NEBRASKA CITY. April 7-CSpecial.)-
Al the city election the following council
men were elected: First ward, Calvin
Chapman, republican; Second ward, f. b.
Eccleston. democrat; third ward, d. w.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
JOHN C. SP0ONER ARRESTED
Former Wisconsin senator iS Charged
with Auto Speeding I'm New
York.

NEW YORK, April Ex-senator John
c. Spooner Of Wisconsin, now a practicing
lawyer in this city, appeared in the Harlem
police court today with his chauffeur, who
had be1n arrested for speeding.
Il was taking two young women relatives
for an automobile trip around the town"
Mr. Spooner told the magistrate. He ad-
mitted that perhaps we were setting New
York a trifle too fast and the magistrate
held the chauffeur i'm $lOO bail for trial
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
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HASTINGS. Neb., April -CSpecial)-The
result Of the election TUESDAY makes pro-
hibition IN Hastings an impossibllity for
at least two years more. After the new
members OF the council take their seats
The body will be unanimous for high license
e. one-haif OF. the mebers will hold for
two years. OF. the four wards in Hast
iugs, each having two members, two are
regarded as permanently for high license
and in the other two the license forces
have won on increasing majorities in the
last two city elections.
OF chief Importance IN the Hastings cam
paign was the proposition for the accept
ance Of the initiative and referendum. The
petition for the submission OF the question
was circulated by prphibltlonists. but it
was defeated in the election by a vote Of
almost two to one
Councilmen Johnson and linn were re-
elected without opposition and Mark Levy
and c. e. Ellis ware elected to succeed
A. q. Allyn and CFI Van Patten. the
latter two being the only remaining prohi-
bition counoilmen.
The high license, or citizens, ticket for
school board was also elected by an aver
age majority of 800 for each of the three
men. The new members are j. J.
~Conoughy, r. r.. Damerell and S. j.
Owens. .r rrl,.te
ORD, Neb., April 7-(special)-A the
city election practically the whole wet
tickst was elected, the Personal Rights
people electing the following men: Mayor,
j. II, Carson; city clerk, Alvin Blessing.
city treasurer, Vincent Kokes; police
Judge, II. Gudmundsen; city enginser,R. w
Gass; counoilmepi FraRkl Eopat,r Wesley
Smith and john Sershen. The no license
people elected A. J. Wise and Royle Bailey
as members of the school board. The or
dinance preventing. the sale of liquor in
the city was defeated by a small majority,
as was also the one regulating the hours
OF closing the pool halls. The city was
dry last year and this makes a complete
change. ,.
Al Nebraska city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

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Enders Elected.

TECUMSEH, Neb.. April 7.-(special)-
The majority against the issuing OF saloon
license in Tecumseh, given at yesterdays
election, was Il. A somewhat larger ma
tority was registered against empowering
the city council TO issue licenses to bill
lard and pool rooms. The following nom
partisan ticket was elected: Mayor. II.
}, Finders; clerk, N, M. Davidson: treas
urer, l., NJ. Davis; engineer, r. c. Gore;
councilmen, First ward, Frank Nail; Sec
ond ward, c. w. Miller; Third ward, Roy
Smith; members OF the school board, John
Croft and A. p. Fitzsimmons.
FULLERTON, Neb,. April I.-(Speciall-
The drys yesterday elected mayor, city
clerk, police judge and councilmen for Sec
ond and Third wards. while the vets
elected city treasurer and councilman for
First ward. The majorties are as follows,
h c. knudson, mayor dry, IS; H. NJ.
Kellogg city clerk tdry), AZ; h. c. Denk-
mann, city treasurer (wet). 20; F.. M. Jones.
councilman First ward (weO. IS; c. w.
Abel, councilman Second ward (dry). 20.
John orion, councilman Third ward (dryl
az. For members OF the Board OF Edu.
cation Thee C.Koch and J. II. Kemp wer,
elected without opposition.
z FREMONT, Neb., April F.-(Speoial )-Th,
two parties broke even az the city election
yesterday. The eOuncilmen elected are.
First ward, w. {. Wiley. democrat; SEC
ond. C. r. De La Matyr. republican; Third.
Henry Jess, republican; Fourth, Harry Lar
son.. democrat; school board, 1. p. GaEa.
republican, and D. V. stephens. democrat,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08
At A~rapRhOe.

ARAPAHoE. Neb., April Z-(speciaI)-
The town went dry Tuesday by five votes.
This was the only issue in the election
except in the Second ward, where there
Fleharty, the regular nominee, was elected.
The following officers were elected: Mayor,
c. $. Fuller; city clerk, c. NJ. Evans; city
treasurer A.. f. P~allemand; police judge,
w. OBrlen. The council now stands three
wet and three dry, with a. dry mayor.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-08

Company NJ, Third battalion Of engineers,
has been relieved from further duty at
Fort Leavenworth ana is ordered to Fort
II. A. Russell for duty.
Leave of absence for twenty DAYS has
been granted Second Lieutenant Napoleon
W, Riley Of the Sixteenth infantry, Fort
Crook.
Sergeant A. o. Brown Of Battery b, Sixth
field artillery, has been granted an honor
able discharge from the army by purchase.