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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10
CRAWFORD JOINS
ALL AMERICA TEAM
Noted Rugby Forward Accepts
Invitation to Make Tour
of Australia
By WILLIAM UNMAcK

d. P. (Babe) Crawford, the finest
Rugby forward, bar none. who has
ever followed the pigskin in this coun-
try or Canada, and probably one of
the greatest forwards in the world,
yesterday definitely accepted the invi-
tation to join the All America Rugby
team TO tour Australia
Crawford stands feet inches in
his shoes and tips the scales at 21O
pounds.
Crawford is the only man on the
team who would stand any chance of
being selected on an international
team in any part of the world He is
IN every manner an 'Internationalr
and will stand very favorable compari-
son with any forward in any part of
the world He will be the heaviest
man playing the game in Australia
There are several men on the team
who VIII compare with what is known
in Australia as interstate represent
atives. Foremost among these is Jaw
Dwiggins. Dwiggins will come in for
lot Of favorable criticism and he will
no doubt catch the eve of the Ans
tralians as one of the best men on the
team.
1t is to be regretted that the team
Is not more representative than II is
Several of the very best men could
not make the trip, but still there are
other men who should have been
selected and would have gone. Fore
most among these is Homer. the Ne
vada three-quarter. Next to Holman
of Stanford the Nevada man should
have been given a position on the
three-quarter line. Homer is an ideal
center man. but is also an ideal wing
three-quarter, and it is such men thai
can be played in any position that ave
of far more service to touring team
than men who have one AMI only one
position in which they shine.
As TO the team selected it can he
safely said that it is a forward team >,
The forwards are an exceptionally
strong lot and will greatly outweigh
their Australian opponents It remains
to be seen, however, If this advantage
OF weight will be of anv material
benefit TO the team. From my knowl
edge of Australian Rugby it seems
that while the local forwards will hold
their own (and probably do a little
better) with their opposing forwa r5s
yet the backs of the team are naIna bI,,
weak IN comparison to the backs they
will meet.
The international games ag.inst
Queensland, in Brisbane, and against
New South Wales in sydney. can
hardly be expected to be won by the
local team. The games against the
different club teams ought to be wins
for the local team, though they will he
hard fights.
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not allow any one to interfere with his
plans He has his own ideas about
conditioning himself and he intends tc
carry them out.
Johnson said yesterday that he would
start boxing on next Sunday. Little
Clipped in. Yes. Jack will box Wednes-
days. Saturdays and Sundays once he
starts" sail the champions manager
No, I viii only box two days a week
for a time at least, just Saturdays and
Sundays" came back the champion. i
do not want to do too much work he
continued 4 am in pretty fair shape
and I viii not require a great deal OF
boxing. You know when I start I work
hard"
The colored fellow did - miles on the
road yesterday and he will continue
this form of training right along. He
viii reduce himself slowly by this pro-
cess. He does not intend TO take off toe
much weight early in his training, but
intends 10 be strong for the final hard
grind.
JEFF MUCH THE BIGGER FOR SIZE
There was general discussion at the
camp yesterday by those who had seen
both men. and il was unanimously
agreed that Jeff sizes up as a much
bigger man than the black. The cham
pion has rather light legs. His strength
seems 10 be from his waist up.
Johnsons promise to Tex Rickard
that he would cut out speeding in his
automobile was not kept long. as the
champion was seen in a machine Sun
day on the road to San Jose, making
the distance in Barney Oldfield time
Those who saw the champion say il
was hard to recognize him at the gait
he was going.
The referee matter is still the topic
among the fans and the dilatory tao
tics OF the principals have only led to
a lot Of needless gossip.
When il is considered that California
has been the fight center for the big
gest battles during the last few years
and the referees have given general
satisfaction, il is hard to understand
why there should be so much sQuab-
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JOHNSON STRIPS FOR
CROWD AT QUARTERS
Heavy Weight Champion Appears Not
So Big as JeffrieS, but Sleek as aCalf
Bv Joseph MURPHY

expected yesterday,
which
gathered the Seal Rock house However ppeased them by
public and 10 II photographers.
Jack decided
he will don the gloves with his sparng
colored yesterday
He good and through which
the photographers suggested He laughed while
the ordeal
The of the champion taken
weight and having appearance
Johnson oomed fairly good shape he undoubtedly needs all
weight he has he will lose he the grind
He his weight 20 pounds,
think the black weighed much He something
the scales weigh, but that all
NOT ANXIOUS TO START TRAINING
The oOlored anything training,
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SAN FRANCISCO AND OAKLAND AT REC.
REATIoN PARK.
PORTLAND AT Los ANGELES
VERNON AT SACRAMENTO.
The Oaks have been cutting a wide
swath during the last week in local
baseball circles and some of the fans
are beginning to think that Ed Wal
ter's team may get out of their favorite
position before the season ends Their
merit will be thoroughly tested this
week when they meet the local cham
pions.
The Oaks got away with five of the
seven battles with the Senators, but as
the Capital City tossers are last, and a
bad last at that. the victories of the
transbay crew may not count for so
much at that.
However. the Oaks will stack UP
against live ball team in Longs bunch
TINS week, and the Commuters can
prove whether they are there with the
goods or their recent performances
were merely flash in the pan.
The Seals return from a successful
trip on the road and the local fans are
elated over the showing of the cham
pions, and another pennant is predicted
for the home team. The Seals seem to
have plenty of reserve material to draw
from In the event that mishap should
occur to one of the f1elders.
Portland is off on its second road
trip. The Beavers hardly performed up
to expectations in the north, as the fans
thought they would be bears on their
home diamond. They go south to meet
the Angels.
The Senator'S go home to meet. the
vernon club. Graham's team has
fallen below predictions and unless he
does something soon his team will be
hopelessly out of the race. He seems
to have some good material on his team
but there is something wrong
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REEsr IoRnAN INJUREp

SAN JOSE, May 9.-Reese Jordan,
prominent here in the realm of sport.
was discovered at an early hour this
morning lying in an unconscious con-
dition on the Alviso road He was re
vived after being taken to a hospital
in this city, and stated that he had
been run down in the darkness by an
automobile filled with JOY riders. who
did not stop to give him aid. Jordan
sustained a fractured thigh bone. The
police are searching for the automo-
bilistS.
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REpErL oUTGAMEs PICATo

NEW YORK, May 9-Joe Bedell of
Brooklyn outfought Frank Picato Of
California tonight in every round of a
10 round bout before the Marathon ath-
letic club in Brooklyn. Bedell was the
aggressor throughout and, gave Pieato
severe punishment. Both boys are
Iightweights
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st. Louis 2, Boston 1

ST. LOUIS. May St Louis took the open-
ing game Of the series with Boston today. 2 TO
]. This done despite a ninth inning rally on
the part Of the visitors. Manager Lake batted
for Mattern IN the last inning and was given
base on balls filing the bases before Collins
flied 10 Oakes for the final out. The score:
R. H. f.
Boston -------------- 8 3
Batteries-Willis and Bresnahan; Msttsrn and
Smith. Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
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new TRACK Will
BE THROWN open
First Harness Meeting to Be
Held Tomorrow at New San
Jose Driving Park

The new San Jose driving park will
be opened tomorrow when the first har-
ness meeting will be held over the
Garden City course. The track is said
to be one of the finest in the state, 3nd
the breeders meeting. one of the big
harness events of California, will be
held on the new track. The races to-
morrow will be held in connection with
the carnival being held at San Jose.
Four harness events and one run
ming race comprise the card. The first
three races on the program are made
up from entries of the San Francisco
driving club. A large delegation of
local harness enthusiasts will make the
trip.
A match race between two Garden
City trotters for side bet of 5000 is
one of the features. Kiskeedee owned
by ]. TIM, and Nick, belonging to A.
Simpson, will meet in the best two in
three mile heats. The horses will be
driven by the owners. The card fol-
lows.
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Northwestern League

SEATTLE, May 9.-Rain stopped the Seattn
Spokane game today after two were ont
in the first half of the sixth inning The
consequently reverts to the fifth, giving the game
to Spokane, to l. Score: Il. H E.
Seattle ................-....
Spokane ...--..-...-... 3 1
Batteries-T Thompson and Shea: Baker and
Ostdick.
postponed; rain.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Runs AND HTS BY. INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits made-Off Ames and runs in in
nings Two base hits-Tennant, Roth Howard
Sacrifice hIt-Ross. Stolen bases-Daley Mel
chior. Innings pitched-By Ames q First base
on called balls-0f Ames .. OF Byrd 5. of
Tozer l. Struck out-By Tozer 2. by Byrd l.
Double plays-Ross to 0rendorff; Roth TO How
ard to Dillon. Wild pitch Tozer. Hit by pitched
Tano naampelmas, by Byrd Shaw law and Mundorff, by
Umpire-Van Haltre~
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GIBBS oUTPoINTs GARY

KANSAS CITY, May 9.-Willie Gibbs
Of Philadelphia gained a decision over
Tommy Gary of Chicago after 10
rounds of furious fighting here tonight.
Both fighters weighed 124 pounds.
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Fitting Joins Team
[Spccial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May g.
J. w. Fitting, 10, another Stanford
Rugby player, has been chosen to play
on the international Rugby team which
is to journey to Australia next month.
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CINCINNATI, May 9.-Moren and Beebe each
had bad inning today. Cincinnati making four
runs in the sixth and Philadelphia tieing IN -he
eighth. In the ninth Philadelphia won out by
lowed the first four Philadelphia runs. Score:
r. H f.
Inlsoelpnia ;--------s- s-----------.-. Y
0DcluuaA L
Bstteries-Moren. Foxen and Doom: Beebe
Gaspar and Mclean Umpires-oDay and Bren-
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Chicago 2. New York 0

CHICAGO. May 9.-Pfeister held New York 10
three scattered hits today and Chicago won 10
O. In the sixth inning Eyers scored from first on
Shecksrds inheld hit. Tinker hit in the
leg by bstted ball in practice and Chance
places. Score: r. II. 4.
Chicago .......-.. -.-.....-....... .
New York -..-.--...-.-......-...
Batteries-Pfeister and Archer; Raymond and
Schlei. Umpires-Johnstone and Moran.
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q Q Q CURES

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through
20 the different glands and lymphatics healthy
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TISSUES
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unnamed
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati 4

Batteries-Leifeld Adams. White, Powell and
ibson; Scsnlon. Barger. Belle and Bergen Err
win. -muires-Klem and Kane.
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SWATFEST FINALLY
Won BY CHAMPIONS
Brooklyn and Pitfsburg Share
TWenty-Six Hits and Then
Erwin Throws Up Game
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

PITTSBURG. May 9.-After % hits and u
runs had been shared equally by Pittsburg and
Brooklyn today. Pittshurg took the game in
the ninth on two wild throws by Catcher Erwin.
Seven pitchers were used. Score:
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Boston 10, New York O

BOSTON. May s.-Boston broke its losing
streak today by defeating New York in a poorly
played game Score: r. II. E.
NtN loIk--.--
Bstteries-Frill. Doyle and Mitchell; Wood
and Carrigan.
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

n is in
One hundred
E
66A1 First
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American Association
Western League

At NInneap0Iis-O0lunbus 10. MInneapolis
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At St Joseph. Mo.-siOuz City 3. St. Joseph I
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American League

PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-Today's game was
practically decided in the sixth when Thomas
drove three men home with "a three bagger over
Misn's head. Score: r. II. Z.
Washington .-...-........---.2 @
Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . D
Batteries-Gray. Oberlin and Street; Plank and
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10

Z at $3.50. Meltondale. 1
I. Winner b. c. by Mel
$3.50 Miss Officious. 1884
Second and third same.
Ocean Shore 4, McNally
way. Kaiserhoff ran his
was over. Ocean Shore
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SEALS ARE BACK
AFTER GOOD TRIP
Will Test fhe Stamina of the
Commuters This Week at
Valencia Street Lot

SAN FRANCISCO AND OAKLAND AT REC
REATIoN PARK
PORTLAND AT LOS ANGELES
VERNON AT SACRAMENTO,
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10

es. on at l:4sl3. Cantem. I-2O place. out SHOW:
. show Winner b. g. by Canopus Trim. Trained
-ly. Second easily Third cleverly High price
gon TO- Sully To- Ethel 90. Cantem moved up
his field. Doweress closed stoutly. Dahlgren
on stopped badly. Sully got of in front. but
Elton showed good early speed.
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Cime-:24. 40. 1:07 30. At post ~ minutes
Doweress. l place 12 show; Dahlgren. IL.
by w. W. Ashe Start good Won cleverl,
Cantem 6-5. Doweress 4. Dahlgren Is, Drai
quickly at last turn and ran away from b.
ran right TO his last race. Green Dragon
was cut of badly and dropped out of it. II
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20

seances he apparently raised the ghosts of
the great dead. He persuaded some of the
craftiest noblemen Of the day that they had
iron bars into gold nuggets. He was a
brilliant hypnotist, too, at an age when
hypnotism was thought to be a miraculous
power.
He went to Paris. There Ibis vast chart
ties made him popular. His boundless
wealth backed his assertion that he could
make gold. The neat, handmade mira
Giles" that he performed astounded the
wisest Frenchmen. Prince Cardinal de
Rohan, grand Almoner of France, and
shrewdest of statesmen, was utterly hood
winked by him. In fact, Cagliostro has
always been suspected of using the cardinal
as a dupe of the famous-or infamous-af-
fair of the Queens Necklace. AS a matter
of fact, some of the miracles" performed
by the arch-faker still defy detection. He
foretold many great events that actually
occurred. He readily announced in advance
the lucky numbers of the government lot
teries. When temporarily locked in the
Bastlle prison, I'm 1885, on suspicion of hav-
ing shared Rohan's supposed guilt in the
theft OF the diamond necklace. he wrote
on his cell wall: THE Bastile shall be
destroyed and the people shall dance on the
site"
In three years this prophecy was full
filled.
After a luxurious life in Paris, Caglios-
tro went to Rome. There the pope con-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
KIDNEY AND BLADDER MISERY GOES
AND YOUR LAME BACK FEELS FINE

completes the cure before you realize It.
The moment you suspect any kidney or
urinary disorder, or feel rheumatism com
ing, begin taking this harmless medicine,
with the knowledge that there is no other
romedy at any price, made anywhere else
in the world, which will effect so thorough
and prompt a cure as a fifty-cent trcat-
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gist can supply.
Your physician, pharmacist. banker or
any mercantile agency will tell you tina
Pape, Thompson g. Pape. of Cincinnati, is
a large and responsible medicine concern,
thoroughly worthy OF your confidence.
Only curative results can come from TAX
Ing Pape's Diuretic. and a few days treat
ment means clean. active, healthy kidneys,
bladder and urinary organs-and you feel
fine.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-fhty-cent
treatment-from any drug stOre-anywhsrS
in the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
WiIIinn TO- RIsk II,

Here the lecturer threw upon the screen
the portrait of a man well known in the
financial world.
This he said. SIS one of he great
captains of finance. 1 do not need to
mention his name. His face is familiar to
all of you. Look at his corrugated broT.
the burrows in his cheeks. the pouches
under his eyes, the deep lines about his
mouth. That face, my friends, bears the
and ineffaceable stamp Of
care. Anxiety has marked 1t indelibly. It
shows the traces Of sleepless nights, weary
days, and bitterly fought campaigns, with
millions Of dollars at stake. Success brings
TO such a man no happiness. Look at himi
How many OF you, my friendsS would
change places with him? How many Of
you would be willing to take his wealth
II compelled to assume the terrible burden
of responsibility that goes with it?"
His hearers rose en- masse.
81 would!' they shouted In unison. Chi
cago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
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This unusual preparation goes at once 10
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20

demned him to life Imprisonment as ar
enemy to the Christian religion. He died
in his cell August 26, 1875. having for years
duped the whole world.-New York World.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
The Father of Him.

Census Taker-Give the ages OF your five
children.
Father-AH right: Mary will be 10 In
September-13, yes, that must be right; and
John is-John-ahem-he's going on II, 1
guess; then H~elen-wait a minute, / never.
could remember how old she is-but Fred
ls-Fred is-let r. see-and Archie
heavens, man, my wife will be back at
5 :S0-can't you come again then 2-WOman's
Home Companion.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
The Combat With ignorance

With Especial Reference to the Modern Newvapr-An Address by Victor ROsewater, De-
Iveed at the Charter Day Exercises at the University of Nebraska, Tuesday Feb 10 1910
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LaGrippe, Influenza.

First Symptoms-C -Coryza, or nasal
irritation or discharge, cough, sore
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depression.
More Serious Symptoms-Pain I'm
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Of sudden and prostrating neuralgia
character sometimes cerebral excite
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of the attack has passed away; bron-
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HOLLOwTOwN.
April IL, 1910.

The guests at II. G. Vance's home
Sunday we're John Earhart and sister,
Martha, John L. Tolle and wife and
Levitt Earhart and family.
Much regret is expressed at the
serious illness of John p. Scale, form
erly of this place, but now of Hills
boro.
John King and wife and baby were
guests OIL. j. Davidson, Saturday
and Sunday.
w. II. Vance and wife, of Rainsboro,
spent Saturday and Sunday with home
folks.
81. Yochum and wife and baby
were guests of home folks Sunday.
Master Roy and Miss Ethel Naylor,
of Mowrystown, were guests of their
grandparents Jasper Kier and wife,
over Sunday.
Harry Euverard and family spent
Sunday with William Feucher and
wife at East Danville.
Rev. G.. G. Wikin and daughter,
Mamie, took dinner with William
Marconet and family Sunday.
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FAIRVIEW.
April IL, 1910.

ApTll IL, lJlO'
Mrs. Jessie Stroup and little son, of
Jacksonville, visited j. w. Hart
Wednesday.
w. A. Orange made trip to Nor
wood Sunday taking Herschell Grabill
to that place where the latter was
met by his mother.
The funeral of.Charles Lear, who
died in Cincinnati, was conducted here
Wednesday by Rev. j. G. Reynolds,
interment in the Strange cemetery.
Mrs. Lydia Roush, wife of the late
Eli Roush, died at her home near
South Liberty, Sunday evening, aged
about 10, after a short illness. A more
extended notice will be given later.
Ora Leininger, Bertha and Francis
Barnes, of Warren, Ind, were calling
on Mrs. Davis Vance, Sunday.
Jesse Cochran and family, of Price
town, were entertained at r. G.
Daisley's Sunday.
Miss Margaret Troutwine, of Web
ertown, visited her aunt, Mrs. II.
Saum, Sunday.
Hiram Smith, of Hillsboro, has pur,
chased the Barnes farm.
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SAMANT IA.
April IL, 1910.


Miss Josephine McLaren, of Bridges,
spent Saturday and Sunday with home
folks.
Frank Fettro and family spent Sun
day with Jesse Mitchell and wife.
Miss AIDA Elton spent last week
at Careytown visiting her sister, Mrs.
II. G.. Sanders.
Miss Ivalee Wilson returned home
Wednesday after an extended visit
with Greenfield friends.
Rev. Mcmillan and wife, of High
land, and A. NJ. Larkin and wife were
entertained at the home of Thad
Wright and wife Sunday.
Walter Rogers and wife spent Fri
day with their son, Byron, at Green.
field.
Clarence Stratton and family. OF
Hillsboro, were guests of Lee Stratton
and wife Sunday.
Miss Elma Carey spent Sunday with
Jesse Carey and family.
Wallace Rogers and son, Howard, OF
Hillsboro, were visitors at the home
of Walter Rogers Sunday.
Miss Maud Wright, of Hillsboro,
spent Sunday with her parents here
II. G. Sanders and wife, of Carey.
town, were guests of the latter's par.
ents here Sunday.
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A Reliable
Remedy
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