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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-28
ROCHESTER LOSES
WHILE BENCALS WIN
EASTERN LEAGUE SUMMARY.
STANDING OFF THE CLUBS.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark. 10; Providence, 6. (2 innings,)
Baltimore. 2; Jersey City. !.
s, Buffalo. /; Rochester. ..
TORONTO ut Montreal; rain.
Games To-day.
Newark at Providence.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Toronto at Montreal.
Rochester at Buffalo q games.
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Providence.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Toronto at Montreal.
Memorial Day Games.
Newark at Jersey City (morning.)
jersey City at Newark (a~fternoon.)
Baltimore at Providence e games.)
Montreal at Buffalo q games;)
Toronto at Rochester u gaines.l
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Montreal gets Pitcher Hunter from
Brooklyn. III n.a YesBAsHf Pas q
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Furphy will hold the indicator in the
Ironside-Parkview game and VIII IN
augurate hostilities at 1918 a. m. sharp
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THE Tigers, by hitting the ball
hard yesterday. took a twelve
- inning game from the Grays n
increased the margin over the Leafs
who were idle, to a game and a hall.
Buffalo held the Hustlers in check, n
everything broke just right for the
Tigers. The scores:
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Three Games in Older Semia
Pro League To-
morrow.
IRONSIDES STILL LEADING
IN THE CLOSE RACE
CITY LEAGUE GAMES.
Sunday.

Park View at Ironsides-a. m.
Turner's at Rosevilles-p. m.
Bay Views at T~igers-p. m.
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Irvington team will play a double
header in the morning. The visiting
nine will be the Vailsburg Baseball
Club. In the afternoon the Crescent
A. A. will meet the Irvington boys.
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The Rosevilles are due for a win
after their slump. however. and the
home team will put up a stiff battle. 1t
will be Waters or Lewis on the firing
line for the Rosevilles. Healey will
hold the indicator.
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On Lyons Oval tomorrow afternoon
the strong I~rvington baseball nine VIII
meet the Newark Colored Giants on
the same grounds Decoration Day the
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tigers at Turners-p. m.
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On Decoration Day afternoon the
Ironside baseball team, champions of
the City League, will go to Caldwell to
meet the strong Caldwell A. A, of that
place. !
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

trip to Mexico. He will leave today
for Los Angeles
John A. Gill, travelling freight agent
of the Southern Pacific, with head
quarters at Reno. arrived in the city
yesterday for the Christmas holidays.
w. j. Shotwell, assistant general
freight agent, and J. II. Pearman, dis
trict passenger agent of the Western
Pacific. returned yesterday morning
from business trip to Salt Lake City.
Paul Shoup. assistant general man
ager of the Southern Pacific, in charge
of electric lines, left yesterday for a
short trip to Los Angeles.
Three extra cars of discharged SOL
diers went east over the Western Pa
cifc on the through train last night.
Horace Jenkins. secretary to E. E.
manager of the Southern Pacific, left
last night for Portland where he will
spend the holidays.
For the current calendar year, car
service operations will total one of
the largest movements in the country S
transportation records. Official figures
are at hand up to and including Octo-
ber II the operations for November be
placed at $3.50. 900 cars and those for
December at 2.750.000, which are not
quite so large as those for 1909, there
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
DOUGHNUTS TRIED
ON PHONE GIRLS
Betterment of Service and
Increase of Weights Is
Double Object
Washington Star.

G ONE one in the Flood building told
the telephone operators of the
Southern Pacific a few days ago
that Jelly doughnuts were respon-
siDie Tor the healthy appearance of
30 epi uary Batturs The fact that Bat
lurS UPS the scales above 200 it was
nuts 'o-iS uous II
Ine operators thought the idea a
good one and during all of this xvaalr
Batturs' office has been in recent Of
messages asking when those fe1Iv
uy hhuts We're to be sent to the tele-
Pione eXchange. Batturs detailed a
special officer from Kindelon's office
TO trace the source of the messa ees
ana 1olIowing lengthy report of the
oIncer a box of jelly doughnuts were
sent upstairs yesterday.
wondering at the result Batturs took
the receiver off the telephone hook
aoout O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
asked Tor a number. The girl repeated
the number, according to Ratturs b1,+
he is still wondering what numher We :
repeated to him. The young women
enjoyed the midday luncheon, however.
ana Batturs is figuring on reuuestin q
that the commissary department furn-
ish jelly doughnuts to the Operators
every day.
Train service on the Oregon Trun,.
from the Columbia river to MatoliIIs
ll5 miles south, will be possible by
February 1, 1911, as the track to that
point will be completed late in Jan
uary.
Owing to the large increase in tho
production In citrus and deciduous
fruits in this state the Santa Fre viii
order 1000 refrigerator cars for snrinr
delivery instead of 1000 as at first
contemplated.
The report that the Salt Lake route
would build its own line west from
Daggett in order not to make use of
the Santa Fe, has been denied in officfaI
circles.
BY employing system of schedul-
ing locomotive repairs in its Angus
shops, the Canadian Pacific has been
enabled to effect quicker releases for
their return service, and to fix respon
sibility of delays in work on the heads
of the departments in which thew
occur.
Captain T. S. Warsnop, general man
ager of the Canadian Mexican steam
ship company with Office at Vancouver
reached here yesterday from a business
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
ANS WERS TO QUERIES.

SECOND PAPERS-D. S., City. How long
must man wait after he has made his decla-
ration of intention to become a citizen of the
United States to secure second papers?
The applicant must have resided FIVE
years continuously in the United States
before he can apply for his second or
final papers. This application can be
made in not less than two years, nor
more than seven years after the dec
laration. That is, if the alien who
makes his declaration has just arrived
in the country, he can not apply for the
final papers until after he shall have
lived in the country full five years, but
if he has lived here for a number of
years he may make application two
years after his declaration.
LEGAL HoLIDAY-subscriber, city. viii
the 18th OF the current month and the I'd of next
January. be legal holidays in California?
Yes. When a legal holiday falls on
Sunday. the following day is a legal
holiday.
THE DIPPER-O.. Livermore-Is the star in
coming less brilliant? II so, why?
Director w. W. Campbell, director of
the Lick observatory. has kindly fur
nished the following answer to your
question: The star in the big dipper
where the handle joins the bowl, known
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

10 astronomers as Delta Ursae Majoris,
mas never given evidence of varying in
brightness. We may, therefore, say
that 1t is not becoming less brilliant"
PolNSETTIA-A Subscriber San Jose Should
polnsettla be kept indoors during the winter or
grown In the open air?
Ihe poinsettia is a native of a warm
chmate, and 1T needs warmth to thrive
II should be kept in a warm place in
the winter, for frost and cold kill it.
ART WINDOW GLASS-y. Y G., City.
s Mnen ana where was the art Of making mosaic
siass Tor church windows introduced?
In England, Germany and France,
century.
STATES-R. B. K. City. How many states
n,, aIe mere In the union at this time? When did
oAiahoma and Arizona become states?
There are 46 states Oklahoma was
ADMITTED November 16. 1907. Arizona
has not yet been admitted.
CRESSIDA-City Subscriber. What is the
proper pronunciation of Cressida, the heroine of
nhakespeares play 'Troilus and Cressida''?
Kres-si-da, with the sound of "e'' as
IN end, I" as in Ill and that OF "a" as
in ask.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
PERSONS THE NEWS

DR.. H. ]. vosBURGH was the guest Of honor
at a luncheon given yesterday at the St.
Francis by the California Baptist relief COM
mittee Doctor vosburgh has been acting as
secretary of the committee since its begin
ming During his tenure Of office $15O.OOO
was expended in rebuilding and repairing Bap-
tist churches about the bay. He is about TO
leave his pastorate in Oakland to go to New
Jersey Among those present were Revs. C.
NJ Hill, H ]. vosburgh. R. NJ. Vaughan.
Robert Newton Lynch, James Sunderland
Louis J. Sawyer George E. Burlingame and
Robert Gaylord, a lay member OF the com
mttee.
JOHN T. RoUNTREE, financial agent. with
offices in Seattle. Los Angeles and this city.
is staying at the Stewart
w. n. BLACKBURN, an engineer OF the To-
nopah mining company. is among the recent
arrivals at the St. Francis
G. D. KEEN Of The Hague and J. Roster. who
are interested in oil properties in CoalInga
are guests at the Palace.
G. H BREBRooK, who has charge Of stamp
mill at Manhattan, New, is staying at the
Palace.
EDWARD J. RYAN, an attorney of Eureka. is
among the recent arrivals at the Argonaut.
CAPTAIN W. L. REED. o. s. A. is here from
Monterey, and is staying at the Fairmont
WILLIAM L. HAHN, an investment broker Of
Denver, is registered at the st. Francis
HENRY G. TURNER, hardware dealer. is at
the Argonaut. registered from Modesto.
H. C. FOSTER, merchant Of Corning, is at
the Turpin.
W. G. WILSON. banker Of Fresno. is at the
Stanford.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

GEORGE B. HARRIS, chairman OF the board
OF directors OF the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy railroad. IS at the Palace He was IN
Portland at the conference Of the Hill forces
but came south after the party disbanded.
CHARLES N. CAssIN OF Santa Cruz. Walter
4. Leeds Of Los Angeles and J. NJ McGee
OF orovire make up group OF attorpevs
staying at the St Francis.
j. NJ. JONES Of Chicago william McGeorge OF
Kansas City and Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Duncan
OF Santa Rosa are among the recent arrivals
az the Manx.
JAMES A. YERINGToN, who is building a
smelter at Carson, is a guest at the Palace
Mrs Yerington accompanies him.
Z. Z. BYRNs, real estate man Of woodland
and family are staying at the Turpin.
PARK HENsHAw, businessman OF cbieo. Is
at the Palace with Mrs. Henshaw.
CALVIN JOHNSON, a magazine contributor. is
guest at the ST. Francis.
W. A. GETT. an attorney Of Sacramento. is
guest at the St Francis.
c. NJ. DUELL and R. P. csmpben Of Reno are
staying at the Stewart.
G. H. DIAMETER, a capitalist OF Portland. is
staying at the Palace
Mr. AND MRS. HAGG Of Sacramento are stay
Ing at the Arlington.
ERNEST G. MFTcALE OF Brooklyn is staying
at the Fairmont
]. R. HANEY of winnipeg and Mrs. Hanet 4
at the Arlington.
J. R. DYSON, mining man Of TOwIes. /. at
the Stanford
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

state has parted with rights worth millions of dollars without
receiving compensation therefor and these rights
appreciate enormously value
question OF saving what IS left and may be thought and just
to restore the balance part by subectng those rights already
appropriated form of taxation accord with
justice.
These matters and others pertaining the subject
consideration by committee Of public spirited citizens
made special study OF conservation with the intention of submitting
bills to the legislature for enactment the coming
useful and needfu work of the fact that proposed
make radically departure in this field
body OF laws dealing with hitherto absolutely neglected
the state legislature The committee slow and
further than recommend the
formulate code for consideration by the of 1918 but
remark In this that day the appropriation
valuable pubic under wide
Poponemen of action for than years would be
agreeable to those engaged this form of plumber The legislature
should be asked stop the leak without delay If
badly it can be amended.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

will have been handled by the 35 lead
ing car service bureaus in 1910, a total
of 35.454.5SS cars.
This is 1 per cent larger than the
corresponding total of 1909. In that
year S2,011, 362 cars were reported by
the various demurrage bureaus Below
are the monthly movements for three
consecutive years, as reported to the
federal bureau OF statistics:
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
CAaak7la&~.


the same fine tooth criticism would be applied o her?
There girl college who tremendously clever making fun
Of people She resiby
her all laughed ashamed of laughing She
interesting jolly in many ways
didn't have many
Why?
Why because when laughed ppauded trebed
skins We knew enough be afraid of her
Every knows the of girl who tells delightfully."-
hdental Sh told
about it, because know will appreciate it,
fewa few of ushave the
condolences but the majority sten laugh,
and saghway her whose pledged
member o 10 confidence in
To the of these folks who heerfuy
wherewh to murder peoples them the
other he has known the happens
in a
He, doubtless thinks
ing the old but the damns him
self utterly to be trusted
1t is rule that doesn't work both any
excitement confidential friendly moment say
another dollars
ditons he will o but YOU
OF course there few exceptions this o all
But the whole think its safe
people always
tally hangs Beware of the dog
them NSAANA-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
Total .-.--. .a5. .454.5ss s2,O11.se2 27.191. .s27

Estimating November and December. 1910.
All of the actually ascertafnsd
months Of 1910 have shown larger car
movements than in either OF the two
preceding years. In all three of these
years September proved to be the
month of largest traffic, so far as de-
murrage returns are an index to trans
portation by rail
Early next spring the Denver and
Rio Grande will begin double track
ing its entire line from Denver to SaIt
Lake In the meantime. engineers are
engaged in making necessary surveys
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

G Az FRANCISCO and the bay cities rich in specialists
They do attention and employ press agents They
- students each devoted highly specialized
research, and may be that there is in such
SChOO DOardS pursuits tendency intellectual
Wise Plan for that keeps them of touch with people
Free Lectures toO III III uiel hnnedlale circles,
Now the San Francisco school directors
have themselves to break down these artificial barriers between
the special training literature and science applied
theoretical and the people generally It proposed subsidiary
but highly important feature and function school
popular education institute of lectures be given
assembly halls OF the several schools There will be
the children and lectures for the gownups The subjects will
include the latest developments history hygiene
music travel political science and other topics for which competent
tNponents can be found in this neighborhood
The school board has created the official machinery
the administration of the plan and the profitable
obstructive and stimulating OF lectures exists plenty ready
70 be drawn upon by the bureah.
FOR example II planned that the opening lecture Of the
may be given by Lieutenant Beck of the army, who specialist
aviation and will have charge of the government
1lection with the coming meet in this neghborhood
ls lecture bureau promises become useful adjunct
The work OF popular education enlightened
prise the of the school board The press city will
undoubtedly the undertaking by offering publicity
as viii help the work along.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
A Merry
( Christmas for
the Orphans

orphans and the only general
believe that the raised in this city through The
brief
1t worthy Some 400 children homeless
by the fire and there immediate of at once
asked for subscriptions undertook the fund which has
been turned its entirety the charge of the
asylum The closing the fund total has made
possible the restoration of the orphans home and
another year will see them back in brand quarters.
The nuh1ic
thanks to the contributors and the catalogue organizations
societies. clubs official departments and other bodies had part
IN the movement makes by itself imposing list supplying evidence
IN Its variety OF the wide appeal made individual
conscience by the claims of the asylum children who were
lett homeless The feeling that has
francisco this relation y characterized of
the Very Rev ]. Sullivan the sister superior:
i know all will be we'll for.I leave with friends"
The Call wishes the orphans merry Christmas
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

sporty people still place place. pugist of promise
vndicae the This modest hunch I'll give them if they
are seeking They ought to training the British
suagette He closed his anguish when these sad words
said brick through the window, and caught him
on the head essssssss. esssssss s.s s.s- s 9aek nlaHc,<
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
What They
Are Doing in
Butte County

families making comfortable living off 20
The Sacramento valley is receiving great deal of
from the The an AGRICULTURAL
and horticultural wonderland which greatly interests the people on
the other side of the mountains The Chicago
printed series OF articles about the interior valley and in
Evening Post OF the city find this about Butte county
enterprise:
The farmer education when it comes to
methods of
extending valley of
instead of the $1,000 which nowc
This canal bv
Boise, Idaho,
The has natural
100000 inches O water. = ms
Land of the valleys California is not cheap
judged by eastern Standards but relatively cheap bv Of
the great variety high priced products can be raised upon
There other region the States where family can
be supported comfort 20 land under IRRIGATION
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
Pasadena Wants
TO Have II
Both Ways

ot Pasadena citizens who proposition to
acquire rights in the Tuunga canyon help the
supply The OF this meeting provide sort of
by which avoid consolidation Angeles which
using Pasadena shortage of supply to compel
that city to accept absorption by its big neighbor condition
precedent sharing the benefits of
From the reports of the meeting printed the Pasadena
papers the citizens OF that quite enthusiastic in favor
OF the Iuunga project but this feeling was
damPed by the suspicion that this plan of resort meant the
acquisition OF prolonged lawsuit available domestic use
or the of everincreasinp thirst
According the Pasadena city appears to be short
and long OF the time will be no objection +
the Star peaes Have both for purposes publication
altogether the affair supplies strange instructive episode Of
local Journalism tearing its hair which the wise man saws
Fudge" nan So
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

Is fit and gratifying that the Christmas should be
colncden with the completion of fund SIS 900 in
aid OF the Mount Iosephs orphan asxur which was
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

some months ago. The pressing needs of the
institution appealed strongly to the charitable
sense of San Franciscans and although many
other calls in aid, OF good causes were pressing
at the same time contributions to helm the
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

fecked with gore. His decent
British garments were torn and
slashed in strips, and words OF
bitter anger came trembling from
his lips: 81 left the house Of COM
mons with ladies In pursuit thew
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

other adjectives of like import The Calls
information, as it happens was gained from
the columns of the Pasadena Star, in which
were reported, among other matters of like sig
nifcance, the proceedings of mass meeting
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
Uncle Walt
The Poet P hilosop h e

The naughty British statesman went home upon
door Tin cans were in his whiskers, his face was
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

liter complaint is made by the Pasadena Star becaus
} Ihe Call said that Pasadena was quite short of water
This the Star calls mischevons falsehnndn with
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
FUN IN
ENGLAND

jeered and shrieked and hooted, and said | was a
brute. I stopped a bit to argue, and show them
where they're wrong-I never knew that ladies were
SO almighty strong! They dumped me in the gutter,
they stood me my head, they ruined all my gar
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

lS learned from the Chico Enterprise that the great Bidwe
rancho OF 9OO that town about be sold and
the
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

and dairymen. Giving an idea of the value of
land in that neighborhood the Enterprise says
that the price to be paid for the whole rancho
IS about $lOO an acre 1t will be big boost
for Chico when this great tract IS nennled hv
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
The Morning Chit-Chat
Copyrights. 1910. By
George Matthew Adams

KA me hostess came back from FIVE minute conver-
IVi saton at the telephone, pouting charmingly.
Such bore to have to stay so long at that
old telephone when didn't to lose moment of
you" she assured me.
Most fattering. surely, but
Well shall never telephone that lady again with
out wondering what comment follows the end of our
talk
Would you?
How people dare say things like that when they
must know how they will be translated by people Of
dlscernment, just can't
Who but fool after hearing a woman crtcise
everything about the member of the group who has
i1,ct L Il IL. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-12-16
WEST HALIFAX.

Mrs Anse Jones visited in wilmington
recently.
X. J. Phillips has completed his new
cattle stable
Mrs. Albert Larrabee called on friends
in town few days ago.
Mrs. Amos Whitney is conyalcscent and
able to call on her neighbors
We are glad to report that George Wor-
den is no worse, and comfortable.
Arthur Cooke and family have returned
after spending two weeks with his par
nts, MIR and Mrs Eli Cooke.
Rev, A. ALBERT Of Wilmington will oc-
cupy the Baptist pulpit here in exchange
with Pastor Hitchcock, who VIII speak
in Wilmington sunday morning. Dec. Is.
Pastor Hitchcock has been on the sick
list the past three weeks, but is now
somewhat improved. He was in Brat
tlebOro two days last week on business.
Walter Canedy met with an accident
in Colrain last week, falling off his load
and landing on his head on the frozen
ground. lie was unconscious 10 or 20
minutes.
The annual donation of the Baptist
church for Pastor w. NJ Hitchcock
vii be held in the parsonage Fri
day afternoon and evening. Dec. 80.
Everybody cordially invited to come and
to participate Singing, Rotations. etc.
will help make the evening a pleasant
one.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-12-16
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BR

being given to President Stevens's an
nual address, which aptly met objections
to prohibition by quoting from speeches
of several governors and other high au-
thorities in favor OF state wide prohlbl-
ton. Adjournment was taken to 2.30 p.
m. on Friday OF next week in the home Of
Mrs Butterfeld.
1t seems fitting to pay tribute in this
column to the courageous lives of two
persons who have lived in Newfane
though excellent obituaries were given
from other towns where their years were
mainly spent. one finds an incentive in
recalling an unusual degree of courage
and good cheer such as characterized
Mrs Daniel Whitney Of Brookline under
difficulties which often cause chronic de-
preston And later the memory of a
few in this place went back to the ten
der years of Charles Herbert Pratt, COM
monty called Herbert. when he was
stricken with loss of the power to walk
and could go only on his hands and
knees until he used a wheel chair. The
energy and courage of such a life carry
their silent lesson of endurance and
cheerful effort to many.