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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-02

n relieved expression on his face he
Numbered out. "Darn-lf-i- know, darn
if-l-narc. darn-lf-l-nav.. darn-if-l-na-
tum Success.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-02

The largest aqueduct in use is the
Croton. thirty-eight miles long. but
the largest ever built is in Peru, 500
miles long.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-02
Here's the Guarantee

II either the soles or uppers wear ont
within four months We agree 10 furnish
q new pair Of shoes entirely free Of
charge. II either the soles or uppers
wear out during the fifth month We
agree TO refund - 90 In cash. II either
the soles or uppers wear out during the
sixth month VIC agree 20 refund Sl.00 in
cash. In other words. II these shoes
should not give full six months wear
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-02

Face wells appear in much more
open mesh than has been seen for
many years.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-02
400 rs BROADWAY

answered.
Then said the first, with a
yawn, suppose we go up to the
Plaza and hear the Chicago million
aires eat soup. Louisville Times.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-02
News OF Theatres
AT THE KENTUCKY.


TOnight-Yankee Doodle Stock
company, at popular prices.
Saturday (inatjnee and night
Yankee Doodle stock company.
Monday-Frank Mcintyre i'm "The
Travelling Salesman"
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Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE. Look for the signature OF
r. W. GROVE. Used the World
over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-02

How many servants have your
asked the census taker.
Well, replied Mrs. Crosslots, "twc
have threatentd to leave, one has pro.
missed to come and its everybody
afternoon off. anyhow ."--Washing-
ton Star.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-02

Bishop and pun sleeves are the
avorites at present for shirt waitss.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-02

The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester N. Y.
Gentlemen used to be troubled with weak heart also Indigestion
fermentation of food heart burn loss of appceost everything
distressed For short obtained relief doctors
the medicines friends advised would become
sick again. until Doctor prescribed Duy Malt Whskey
take medicine and it did world good began
taking Malt Whkey weighed $50 lbs weigh 17S lbs
and anything without being distressed
friends Of mine the country who indigestion and
who have been cured by 1t has
relief myself but always keep Dufs Pure Malt Whskey my family
for medicinal -tf
428 East 10th St. ~ >3xn11K> Tz4Al<-
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nesi LessaeT In the World

The manufacturers Of the 'Siz
Months" Shoes scud way % Switzcr-
land and France for the hides from
which they make these shoes.
The Swissox Soics are tanned from
Switzerland hides. which are the tough
est and finest hides for sole leather pro-
duccd anywhere in the world, owing
20 Swiizcriand's high attitude and TIE
extreme care with which the Swiss stock
Is raised. Il Is protected from all
weather conditions and kept clean and
healthy.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-02
DesMOyers Six Months" Shoes


The Paris Veal hides used for the
uppers In six Months" Shoes are ex-
trcmcly tough, yc, closer fibrcd. softer
and more flexible than the hides grown
in this country.
The cost OF importing these foreign
hides makes Il absolutely impossible
90 use them IN modcrate-priced shoes
selling under the old system.
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we refund more than the proportion
they fall short.
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No; nothing special the other
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
HOPELESS ANGELS
BOW TO SENATORS
DiIIOn'S Crew, With Nothing to
Gain or Lose, Plays LIST
less Ball
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


SACRAMENTO, Nov. 1.-The Los An
geles team, with nothing to gain or
lose, played listless and loose game
against the Senators here today and
was beaten, 3 to 2. Up to the eighth
inning they had the edge on the locals,
but without warning Criger blew up
when the Senator'S started to pound
him and tossed the game away with
bad peg to first.
Carelessness on the part of Arel
lanes gave the Angels a chance to score
in the eighth after Smith and Criger
had gone out. Burns tumble of
grounder gave Daley life and the willy
Pete stole second. When Arellanes
started to wind up Daley stole third
and came romping home as Bernard's
grounder went scooting through Spies
| mans legs.
Criger had been wild through the
| earlier innings and weakened notice
ably in the eighth. He had managed
| to fan Danzig when Boardman hit a
! twister to left that netted two bases.
| Nagle threw the ball away trying to
| catch him at second and Boardy took
| third. La Longe hit down the first
base line and Criger, getting the ball
| but 10 feet away. The toss was too
| fast for Del and he ducked, the ball
| going to the bleachers, Boardnan n
| scoring and La Longe taking second
| Spiesman drew a pass and Areuanes
| won his own game with single past
third, Nagle letting the ball tag him on
the arm. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
GREGG OUTPITCHED
BY M0UNDMAN HIT
Villagers Start Off Final Series
by Snearfng Beavers With
WhifeWaSh
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1.-Portland's s
great southpaw pitcher, Vean Gregg,
met his match today in the person of
Roy Hit. and the march of the Beavers
in pursuit of the pennant was halted
temporarily. The score was to O..
Hit allowed but three safetfes and
was only in danger once in the fifth
inning, when the bases were choked
with two down. Casey famed and
McCredie swore.
After Olsen had started the game
with single and had gone to second
on Casey's sacrifice, he was caught off
the bag by Hit and tagged out.
Kruger walked. The fourth ball de-
livered by Kruger bounded in front
of the plate and struck Brown on the
end of his right thumb, tearing the
flesh away from the nail. Brown re-
tired. Enter Manager Hogan. Ryan
popped to Lindsay. ending the inning.
Neither side scored during the first
five frames.
Burrell singled to Olsen at the start
of the Tiger half of the sixth, The
drive was a torrid one and Ole made
neat stop, but not in time to catch
the runners. Ross bunted to Sheehan,
but the ball took a sudden shoot down
ward and Tommy could not handle 1t
fast enough. Roy Brashear drove one
to Olsen which nearly took Ole's hand
Win IL ana ne nad great Q11nculty
throwing the runner out at first. Burrell
went to third and Ross to second on
the play. Casey was still feeling peev-
ish over his tanning and failed to see
Hosp's drive coming toward him. the
result being boot" Burrell scoring
and Ross reaching the plate after the
catch, arriving In apparent safety, but
he was called out by McGreevy for
leaving the bag too soon
al oh
In. With Carlisle out of the way Bur
rell singled to center and went all the
way to third on Ross sacrifice which
! Sheehan threw high to Rapps. N.
Brashear planted long sacrifice fly to
Kruger and Burre1l trotted across the
plate after the catch. Ross went to
second, but died there when Hosp
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02

Tenant. Pearce going to third Peace scored on
wild pitch. Willis taking third. Wares walked
Hogan walked hlling bases. Cameron famed
One run.
San Francisco-Sutor was thrown out By
Wares. Shaw out. wolverton to Cameron. Nc
Ardle singled to center. Melchior forced Nc
Ardle at second grounder to Wares. No
runs.
FOURTH INNING
oakand-Cutshaw fouled out to Berry Car
roll safe on Wits of his grounder VOL
verton fled out to Shaw. Carroll out trying to
steal second Sutor to Tenant to McArdle. No
runs.
San Francisco-Bodie was thrown ont nv
Wares Tenant doubled to center Wit flied
out to Hogan Tenant out stealing third Pearce
TO wolverton. No runs.
FIFTH INNING
oakland-vitt made sensational stoo of
Pearce's grounder and threw him out Willis
walked. Maggart famed. Wares popped out to
Bodie. No runs.
San Francisco-Berry grounded out to Willis
Mohler doubled along first base line Sutor out
on strikes. Shaw grounded out to Wares. No
runs.
SIXTH INNING
oakland-Hogan grounded out Mohler to sutor
Cameron out strikes. Cutshaw singled to the
OutSHdW Sloie second. carroll lined to
Shaw No runs
San Francisco-McArdle out. Wares to Cam
eron. Melchior singled to right field fence
Bodie hit into a double Wares TO Cutshaw TO
Cameron. No
SEVENTH INNING
oakland-wo flied out to Witt Pearce
flied out to Bodie. Willis struck out. No runs
San Francisco-Tennant doubled along first base
line. Witt sacrificed. Willis to Cutshaw Berry
thrown out by Wares. Mohler flied out
to Carroll. No runs.
EIGHTH INNING
0akland-Maggart safe on McArdle's poor
throw. Wares sacrificed, Berry to Mohler Ho-
gan singled to right and Maggart was caught at
the plate relay throw, Melchior to Sutor to
Berry. Cameron flied out to Wit. No runs
San Francsco--Sutor singled over Wares head
Shaw fouled out to Pearce McAr6le out on
strikes. Melchior grounded out to Cameron.
No runs.
NINTH INNING
oakland-Cutshaw doubled to deep left. Car
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
MANY ENTRIES FOR
EMERYVILLE STAKES
Total Nominations Expected to Exceed
900, Including Many Cracks

Secretary Percy ". Treat Of the New
California jockey club said yesterday
that it is likely that when all the en-
tries to the stakes TO be run at Emery
VILE are in there will be over 500
nominations. This will mean an aver
age of about so to a stake. which is a
very good showing. Additional entries
will be received in the mails during the
week.
Among the latest nominations TO
hand is that of Belfast. owned by H.
B. Duryea. the millionaire turfman n,
whose colors are familiar on eastern
tracks as we'll as in Europe. simon
Healy. who is trainer for the stable of
Captain Cassatt. is handling the Duryea
horses and shipped them from Pinalico
to Latonia.
Secretary Treat received a tele-
gram from Harry Fallehy yesterday
announcing that he will ship his horses
to California along with those of Earl
Linnen. Fallehy raced on the tracks
of the Canadian circuit during the sum-
mer, and recently sent his stable to
Pimlico. where Linnel is also racing.
1t is expected that the two owners will
be out here about the time the season
opens. Garner, one of the best boys in
the country, is under contract to Lin
nell and he is likely to have quite
following at the track across the bay
Ham Keene said yesterday that his
brother Jack would likely arrive dur
ing the evening with his exclusive
string, including some clever perform
ers and the yearlings that were selected
at the Camden farm.
A'letter from ]. A. Bell owner of the
Raisin City stable, announces that four
horses will be shipped from Fresno. His
string consists of Likely Dieudonne
Jack Robert, L. c. Ackerley and Bu-
collie. Likely Dieudonne was one of the
best sprinters at Emeryville last sea
son.
Frank Patterson is a late arrival
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02

eraI months. gradually getting worse
all the time
I don't know where I would have
ended II | had not discovered an ad-
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I sent for the free book about this
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After the first application of Electra
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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
GAMES TO-DAY
Oakland VS.. San Francisco, at
Recreation park.
Portland at Vernon.
Los Angeles at Sacramento.

The small chance which Oak
land had of winning the pennant
was practically tossed of yester-
day when the transbay club went
down to defeat before the Seals
in an extra inning battle. A vic
tory would have instilled hope
into the supporters of the Oaks.
While there is still a chance for
Oakland to win out, 1t is a forlorn
one. Oakland looks to have too
big an undertaking on its hands
to defeat the Seals three or four
successive games, and this they
will have to do if they expect to
win out, while Vernon will have
to do the same thing. 1t is pos-
sibIe, but not probable. The Seals
retained their hold on third place
and this seems to be the real
fight right now, whether Vernon
or San Francisco is going to fin
ish third. The conditions appear
to favor the Champions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02


In the stipulated nine Innings but for
his generosity and "A wild heave. which
counted in the scores made off him.
The oaks in= the ninth broke the
deadlock which had existed since the
third inning Both clubs had scored
"a run. and there was some real live
ball playing thereafter. Frequently y
the Seals threatened 10 score, but fast
fielding and good pitching kept the
runs down.
The ninth had come around and Oak
land scored one which looked like a
dozen. However. the Seals came right
back and evene6 il up. In tight
hole Wolverton yanked Willis and put
in Jack Lively TO fling for the re-
nainder Of the game. Jack was given
q hard proposition 10 handle in the
ninth The score was tied and a Seal
was on third with only one down. but
he managed to get by without allow
ing a run.
In the ninth Cutshsw led off with 2
ripping double to deep left field. car
roll sacrificed and then Pearce out
guessed the entire Seal infield by lay
ing down 2 neat bunt and beating il
out while Cutshaw raced home safely
II looked all over an Oakland vic
tory then. but the unexpected hap
pened again. Bodie gave hopes TO the
Seal rooters by rapping out a hit to
center Tenant sacrificed. Witt
singled to center and Bodie just beai
the throw home. Lively replaced Will
lis on the hill. Witt reached third on
passed bah, hut Berry and Mohler
were easy outs, the former bunting
e tie third strike and the latter flying
out
In the tenth Lively started off wrong
by walking SutOr. Shaw sacrificed and
McArdle walked. Melchior slammed a
fast one down 10 Wares which went
through his legs and Sutor crossed
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
OAKS VAIL AND
GNASHTHEIR TEETH
It Looked Like a Victory in Ninth, but
The Seals Broke It Up
Rv Joseph MURPHY

hands of
the club would
the south that Vernon had defeated Portland
bead rush.
caused dull feeling
through with hits which netted
after the honor Melchior
double the tenth and started the Oaks
Woveton left the
his headdo his
and healthy they
Ralph Willis a
his old down defeat but Ralph
understand thoroughly They swped
and of the IL baehs CLEANED off
Willis showed considerable
his vhen
puzlng
ON the rubber
bewildering fashion,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
HiIdreth Leaves Latonia
ISpeciol Dssoich to The Call


CHICAGO. Nov. Sam Hildreth.
who shipped his string OF horses west
from. Baltimore TO Latonia on Sunday
last, today took one of the sudden no.
tions for which he is famous and
shipped his entire stable back TO-
Sheepshead Bay without having started
any of his horses in the two days. he
was in the west. Dissatisfaction with
some Of the arrangements at the track
for the reception and housing OF his
horses is supposed to have prompted
him to make such an unexpected move.
though Dave Leary, his agent, SAYS
that a big deal that Is on requires
Hildreth's presence in New York.
Trainer Thomas H. McCreery, who
was suspended in Kentucky last sum
mer in connection with H. G. BedwelTs
Nadzu doping case, but who afterward
obtained reinstatement. has left New
York for California and intends TO
spend two years in the west IN the
hope. of recovering his health. which
has been poor OF late. McCreery will
remain at Emeryyille during the win
ter and make an extensive expedition
into the Sierra Nevadas next summer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
THE GAME IN DETAIL
FIRST INNING

oaldand-Msggart grounded out to McArdle
Wares popped out 10 Mohler. Hogan grounded
TO Tenant No runs.
San Francisoo-Shaw beat out an infeld hit to
short McArdle sacrificed, wolverton to Cut
shaw. Shaw was doubled at third Cutshsw 10
wolverton. Nelchior was safe grounder to
Wares and took second on high throw TO first.
Bodie scored MelchIor on double to center
Bodie went out at third. Hogan to Wares to
Wolrerton. One run.
SECOND INNING
oakland-Cameron grounded out to McArdIe.
Cutshaw out on strikes. Carroll out, Mohler to
Tenant. No runs.
San Francisoo-Tennant fouled out to Pearce.
WITT doubled TO center. Berry famed Mohler
famed. No runs.
THIRD INNING
oakland-wolYerton flied out TO Melchfor.
Pearee walked Willis singled over second. ad-
vancing Pearce base. Maggart out Sutor to
roll sacrificed. Witt 10 Tennant Wolverton
walked. Pearce beat out in6eld hit. scoring
Cutshaw. wolverton reaching second. Willis hit
into double. Mohler to McArdle to Tenant.
One run.
San Francisco-Bodie singled TO left Tenant
sacrificed. Wolverfon to Cutshaw. Wit singled
passed ball Lively pitching. Berry out
for bunting third strike. Mohler flied out to
Hogan. One run.
TENTH INNING
Oakland -Maggart out MohIer to Tenant.
Wares flied out 10 Witt. Hogan nearly knocked
Sntor of his feet with a drive which he dropned
and then threw runner out. No runs
San Francisco-Sutor walked. Shaw sacrificed.
Lively 10 Cameron. McArdle walked Meichior
doubled 10 center. scoring Madden, who was
running for Sutor. One run.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
Local Field Ball Team
To Visit Stockton
[SpeefaL Dispdteh to The Calll

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
STOCKTON. Nov. IA game OF field
ball will be played here next Saturday
afternoon al 2:30 o'clock between a
team from the Stockton grammar
schools and a team from the San
Francisco schools. The local team has
been coached. by c. Whitney and ]. O.
Gossett. while Eric Cuuenward Of
Australia. who introduced the new
game in this country. has trained the
San Francisco. players.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02

Mt. VERNON, N. T., Nov. 1.-Angel-
bel, $4,000 trotter owned by Ernest
ID. Wright, a New Rochelle horseman,
was killed here yesterday in an unusual
accident. The horse while being exer-
cised stumbled, and in recovering, bit
its tongue in two. The animal-ble to
death before a veterinary surgeon
could be summoned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02

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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
SUMMARY

Two base hit--Carlisle Sacrifice hits--Ross,
Casey, n. Brashear. ort r. Brashear. FRS
base on called balls-0f Gregg 4. off Hit 2
Struck out-By Gregg 6, by Hit 3. Doubl,
plays-Gregg to Murray to sheehan Gregg t
Murray to Rapps: Ryan Murray to Sheehan.
Time of game1 hour and 80 minutes. I'm
pires-Irwin and McGreeyy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
SACRAMENTO
,UNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Heister. Burns. Boardman
Sacrifice hits-Burns, Boardman. Stolen bases
base on called balls-of Criger 6. of Arellanes
/. Struck outnBy criger 2 by Arellanes 3.
Arellanes TO Spiesman to Danzig. Passed ball
La Longe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
Commuters Lose One
More Chance at Flag
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

San Francisco 8, Oakland 90
fnnings).
Vernon 2, Portland o.
Sacramento 3, Los Angeles 2.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02

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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-28

Elkton. Nd, May rs, 1910.
Elkton Town Cou,icii met in special
session on above date for the purpose
OF new members taking the oatl, OF
Office
After the adjournment OF the old
Board the new Board met, there being
present Dr H. Arthur Mitchell, O. c.
Giles and Samuel H. King. DR.. M t.
chell having qualified, administered the
oath OF office to O. c. Giles and Sam
uel II. King.
The new Board then proceeded to
the. c,ection OF officers. Victor r.
Bennett was chosen Secretary. William
r. Gilpin, Treasurer. X. c. Thackery.
Counsel. and Robert Rudulph. Baiiit.
The Secretary was instructed to
notify the newly elected officers to be
present at the next regular meeting of
the Board. to be held June l. 1910.
There being no further business,
Council adjourned
V. K. BENNETT, Secretary.