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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
c Il ba n Player Makes
Fast Showing
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE, March .3.-Outfelder Al
fonso. the ball player President Willis
of the San Jose baseball association
brought from Cuba for trial with
the local State league club did few
stunts at Luna park today that aston
ished the natives. He displayed a Won
derful ability at fielding and remark
able speed on his feet. The old timers
among the Prune Pickers predict that
President Willis viii have been found
to have made a good guess in bringing
him all the way from Cuba to play
with the local team.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
HAYS WILL BE TRIED
IN SUPERIOR COURT
Banker to Be Held for Over
drawing Account

W. c. Hays. banker, will be held for
trial before the superior court on the
charge of overdrawing his account
and commercial bank. The case was
closed in Police Judge Shortalrs court
yesterday after witnesses had been re-
called to testify as to the financial con-
dition of the Union state bank on July
last.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
STAGE BOXING CARNIVAL
Especial Dispotoh 10 The Call

GLEN ELLEN, March 3.-The Glen
Ellen athletic club. which was recently
organized. is planning a series OF public
entertainments for the spring months.
Last night there was a punching bag
contest with Carl Poppe and A. Mardice
as principals. This was followed by
boxing bouts between Farmer and
Fisher; Charles McNulty and A
Poison for six rounds; kid" Kingwell
and Julius Pancrazzi, pair of heavy
weights, 10 rounds to a draw
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Hitchcock Ball Tossers
Beat Poly High

SAN RAFAEL, March S.-The Hitch
cock military academy baseball team
defeated the ball nine representing the
Poly high of San Francisco yesterday
afternoon on the Hitchcock grounds.
Although the academy made seven
errors the city boys were only able to
cross the plate once during the game.
owing to the excellent pitching of
Eby. Summary:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Phoenix Toggers Beat
Schimpff's Stars

The Phoenix players of st. Mary's
college defeated Schimpff's All Stars by
the score of > TO 3. The tabulated re-
suits follow:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
HOPPE WINS AGAIN

defeated Ora Morningstar in the two
400 point blocks of their 1000 point 1872
balk line billiard match today, taking
the afternoon game, 400 to 2s2, and the
evening game, 400 to 236,
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

MoToRCYCLE INJURIES woMAN--Mrs. Jessie
Calfsch OF BIS Prospect street was struck
down in front Of the Palace hotel yesterday
afternoon By al afmotorcycle, driven by Ernest
Wellborn, of S1Gia Thirty-sixth street, Oak
land. who was arrested for battery. The
hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
wIrNEss ExcusEp.

BRIBERY WITNESS ExCUsED-Andrew NJ.
Wilson, one of the Doodle supervisors. who is
witness In the Calhoun bribery ease. was
given permission by Judge Lawlor yesterday
to go to Clifford. Wis, TO visit his sick father.
The witness agreed to hold himself subject to
the order OF the court regarding the date Of
his return.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
GorcH DEFEATS oRDsmAN

DIES MONIES, Ia, March 3.-Henry
Ordman of Minneapolis was defeated
by Frank Gotcl tonight, the champion
winning in two straight falls, the first
in ss minutes and the second in 10
Dinptex-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
PHOENIX
SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Schimpr 3 Hart. Sacrifice hit
Wight Two base hits-Wilkinson ,. Leon
hardt Struck out-By Sheehy ;, by Healon :.
First base on called balls-0ff Sheehy l. OF
Healon 5 Double plsys-Wilcox TO Wilkinson,
Burns 10 o'Connor Passed ball-yluight. Hit
bv pitcker-HaTt Eluight. FIRST base errors
All Stars 2, Phoenix >. Umpire-Bumgarte
Scorer-DaFil
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
DECIDES TO STAGE HEAVIEs

DECIDES To STAGE HEANIES
-. Louis Blot Of the Metropolitan ath-
1etic club has practical lily decided 10
put on sam Langford. the bone crusher,
and Jim Barry. the clever heavy
weight for his show this month.
= There is some talk Of Blot putting on
She Murphy Moran fight right over
gain on account Of the dissa tisfaction
resulting from the decision which went
In favor Of Murphy. but the latters de-
Parture for the east put a stop TO nego-
:liEaTions.
" E1angford and Barry should prove a
;sd5ld attraction The fans have heard
a~.1oi OF talk about what a wonderful
t5glter Lsngford is, but they have never
rail 4 good opportunity TO see him
fgeFtorm.
+. =. li4 his only appearance here with
.llsu' Eiynn the colored fighter simply
9 let. go one Of his haymakers and the
+T0ut was over II did not give the
> I8c6l fms chance 10 see what he
oLlc 90 They We're as much in the
sar6 after the bout was over IS before.
That they Were satisfied that Langford
T-s.s there with the wallop.
. Barry is reputed 10 be one OF the
cieEerest big men in the ring and
while lie has never appeared before d
focal audience. Re is said % be excep-
tjoraIiy clever and has good reputa-
tj0n. Barry should prove a sturdy op-
acnent for the Boston tar baby
;; in the meantime both men have a
couple of obstacles 10 overcome before
they appear before q local audience.
I'm the south Langford is matched to
!. nCht jim FLYNN OF March - Accord
ing 10 dispatches Flynn gave the col
ored fellow q tough argument in their
last 10 round affray. Barry is matched
p TO box Gunboat Smith at Oakland.
should either Of the fighters meet with
3 reverse he win probably lose his date
before Blot's club.
Both men are confident of winning.
Langford declares that reports of
Flynn besting him in the south were
not correct and he says that he viii
prove il on March l..
Barry thinks he can stow the tar
away before the finish and that there
is no chance Of him losing He wants
and he knows that he has TO make good
at Oakland il he expects TO invade this
field.
NELSON STILL THE COY THING
The Mission club. which offered Bat
Thompson on May 2s at Richmond. has
rot heard from the former champion.
There are several offers being made to
Nelson TO fight Thompson and he is
probably holding Of until the best one
comes along
The moving pictures of the Wolgast-
Nelson fight We're put on at trial per-
forma nee yesterday President O'Day
intends to show the films here in a few
dsys Several sets viii be taken east
TO be shown around the country.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
JAMES RorE

JAMES RoTE RELEAsED-James Rote. who
has been held in the city prison while the cir
cumsfances of his wife's suicide were investf-
gated. was released yesterday afternoon after
examination bs Detective Burke.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
TO CONFER TODAY
OVER BIG FIGHT
Rfckard and Gleason viii Meet
=. : Local Businessmen TO Dis
=: cGSS Situation

To-day il looks as if San Francisco
VIII set the big fight. 1t IS hard tell
sng how il viii look tomorrow. The
Suspense in which the promoters are
keeping the faithful fans is becoming
.aggravating and they would like TO
hear either Ricksrd or Gleason say
something definite. The only progress
I which was made yesterday in selecting
a battle ground was that the promoters
: rode around in an automobile and
locked over several sites which might
hs used for an arena.
There is TO be a meeting this after
noon at o'clock between the pro-
1Uoters and a number of local business
~.lren. The businessmen of Salt Lake
sty are anxious to get the fight. Now
' Ire local men OF the business world be-
}teve that II would not be a bad thing
Tor san Francisco and that il would
/. be the means Of circulating lot of
money which would undoubtedly be
brought here from the outside.
r. The promoters were reticent last
:nIght about the matters which are to
be discussed at the meeting today.
TJhey would not even divuIge the names
of the men who were TO be present. The
only information that they vouchsafed
was that the meeting was 10 be pri-
rate and that those in attendance
AFeuld be businessmen, not politicians.
VIEW ARENA SITES
i. Rickard and Gleason looked over
several sites yesterday. They viewed
-tlfe ocean shore grounds at Twelfth
and Mission streets, which is probably
the best location in the center of the
-.eity. They also looked over the IngIe-
side coursing park site and the Ingle-
side racetrack.
- A letter was received from Promoter
Dick Ferris Of Los Angeles yesterday,
who offered $4,000 for the fight. Ac-
Cording 10 Gleason, there is but little
likelihood OF his offer getting consid-
GRAFTON.
Gleason said that he was not anxious
.. 10 sell his interest in the fight and that
he would not consider any offer made
TO buy him outright.
Another offer came yesterday from
Goldhend. Colo. a town of 5000, which
offered $4,000 for the battle The
effer was looked upon in the light of
a Joke.
The people OF Point Richmond have
an offer TO make Gleason and Rickard
and q conference Will be held with
the transbay people in a few days. The
citizens over there are after the con-
test and they viii not stop in their
effort TO land the plum until the place
D. 10 hold the fight is named.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
uEETINGs-LexaI


Continued o. Next ras.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-08

Auction sale on streets of vinita.
Saturday. April 3, l;sO p. M. consist
ing Of household and kitchen furni-
ture. Ben Williams. Aue,ioneer. s-4
Now is your chance to buy Arnet
hair braids, everyone is worth twice
the amount we ask for them. Mendels.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-08
Plano TUNING.

Mr.. w. H. Hurst is permanently To-
Gated at vinita and is prepared to do
all kinds of tuning and repairing. All
work positively guaranteed, Leave
orders with Mrs W. B. Crawford,
Phone 295. 296-S0S
Evening journal., 1910-08-17
COSTS NOTHING TO
WED In CAPE COD
Town Offers Free License,
Dinner, Music, Preacher
Doctor and Lawyer

WAREHAM, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE
merchants Of this ambitious Cape Cod
town, desiring to increase its fame and
population, present and prospective,
offer extraordinary inducements to
sweethearts to marry here. The mer-
chants could offer no more, save TO
marry the ladies' themselves, and the
Massachusetts, law against bigamy is
very strict
It is stipulated, too, that the pros
pective bride and bridegroom must
prove their good character; that he
must be between 21 and SO years old
and she between 19 and 49. It will be
seen that Or. Osler and his theories
have a certain weight here.
To further its purpose and to make
the path TO happiness even smoother,
| Wareham has established az wedding
bureau, consisting of Mrs. Minnie
Bowles, a married man, a widower
and a divorced man. They can con-
slider applications Of those yearning
to be married from every point of ex-
peirence, the wise city fathers con-
slider
The first loving hearts TO take ad-
vantage Of this splendid opportunity
will be made to beat as one next Sat
T, urday night. The ceremony will be
performed on the street balcony of the
towns biggest store, in full view of all
Wareham. Very likely there will be
two weddings-four hearts will beai
as two next Saturday night
Evening journal., 1910-08-17
ITCHED ALL SUMMER
Skin Troubles Cause Great Aggraya-
tiOn in Hot Weatber-Unneeessary
If POSIam Is Used.

Frequently a skin trouble appear
ing in the spring and allowed to re-
main unchecked will afford cause for
intense itching all summer long.
When Poslam, the new skin remedy, is
applied, all itching is stopped, infam-
nation is allayed, the burning skin Is
cooled and comforted.
For the prompt relief and cure Of
the many forms Of eczema, acne, tet-
ter. barber's itch, and all other skin
troubles, Poslam has proved the most
efficient healing agent yet evolved.
In the lesser affections, such as PIN
pies, red noses, complexion blemishes,
rash, scalp trouble, itching feet, ETC.,
results are seen overnight but a small
quantity being required. Nothing is
so good for sunburn and mosquito
bites)
A special 50-cent package of Poslam
is prepared for minor uses, and this,
as well as the regular 50 jar. is on sale
by all druggists. particularly Miller
Drug Co. and n. b. Danforth. But no
one is asked to purchase POslam with
out first obtaining a sample package,
which will he sent by mail, free Of
charge. upon request by the Emergen-
cy Laboratories, 80 West 25th street,
New York City.
Evening journal., 1910-08-17
200 RELIGIOUS
SECTS In COUNTRY
Uncle Sans Census Men Find
Heather" Temples in
America
81 GENERAL CHURCHES
SPLIT INTO 2ls BODIES

WASHINTON, Aug. 17.-Religious
freedom in the United States shelters
under its tolerant and ample folds
thousands OF representatives OF so
called heather beliefs, I'm addition TO
more than 200 Christian sects. accord
ing to Census Bureau statistics deal
Ing with the religious life OF the coun-
try. The compilation. which is the
work OF DR.. Edwin NJ. Bliss, will give
a sketch OF each doctrine and polity.
The report shows that in 1907 the
Mongolian students in Columbia Uni
versity undertook to demonstrate that
COnfucianism was a real religion and
established a regular system OF SER
vices. There are 62 Chinese and ~
Japanese Buddhist temples in this
country. the former being distributed
over 10, the latter over 3 states, Cali
fornia shelters all but three of the
Japanese and more than half of the
Chinese houses. About 40 went down
under the San Francisco cataclysm
New York boasted 10 Chinese tenn
pies. But the Chinese Buddhists have
only one priest in this country and
conduct no recognized system of wor-
ship. The only use for their temples
are as places at which individual de-
votees may consult their patron saints.
The American-Japanese Buddhists
are Of the progressive Shin Shiu sect,
missionary i'm character. In 1906 their
membership in this country was 1887
of which us were females.
There is no Shintoism I'm America,
an explanation OF which is found I'm
~ a.. -
self too closely to the person OF the
Japanese Emperor
The Hindu religion is represented
by organization in New York, Pitts
burg, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Oriental PHILOSOPHERS as taught by the
Theosophists have four bodies with
1886 members I'm the United States
A Christian church OF Asiatic origin
is the Armenian, which has 73 organi-
cations IA this country.
The Eastern Orthodox or Greek
church. has 129.606 communicates.
This is the state church of Russia and
Greece. OF the All churches here SO
represent the former nationality.
There also are Servian and Syrian
branches. The Greeks have 334 or
ganizations with a membership Of 90,-
751 twenty-five OF the 5S Russian
churches are i'm Pennsylvania.
The volume will tell of the various
Christian sects considered more pure
ly American. While there are only 81
main bodies. there are 215 church or
ganizations, many processing a faith
only a shade different from others
/ For instance. there are II Baptis
bodies, "a Lutheran, is Methodist an,
/ 12 Presbyterian. The same is true o
less known organizations. There ar
/ Is Mennonite, seven Adventists. fou
bunker or Dunkard and four Quake
of Friend bodies.
There appears no division in eithe
the Roman Catholic or Protestan
Episcopal church, although ii is show
that efforts to modify their creeds hav
resulted in the establishment Of inde
pendent bodies. They are designated
as Reformed Catholic and the Re
formel Episcopal churches, respec
lively. The Reformed Catholics mum
ber only 1850 communicates whil'
Evening journal., 1910-08-17
POOL ORDINANCE
AMONG The MISSING
Nothing Heard Of Measure
Since Council Committee
Discussed II
POLICE DEPARTMENT
WANTS SOME REGULATION

Many inquiries are being made as
to what has become Of the proposed
pool room regulation ordinance. Sew
eral weeks ago when the matter was
brought to the attention OF City Coun-
Gil and a hearing was given the sub
ject by the law committee, but moth
ing has been heard of the ordinance
since that time.
According to the police the evils
existing under the present pool room
system are many and the department
thinks something should be done to
check the evils.
According to one police official
there is not a saloon in the city that
is giving the police the tfouble that
some of the pool rooms are. Gam
bling is permitted in some of them,
il is said. and crap is played openly
after closing hours, on pool tables,
yet the police have no authority to
go inside these places and stop the
law breaking.
Moreover young men are said to
spend many of the night hours at
gambling in the places.
It is pointed out that saloons hav-
ing pool tables, are required to close
up at IL o'clock by order Of the court.
The police heads think that II the
saloons must close at a certain hour
pool rooms should be made to do
likewise.
City Council It is pointed out should
pass an ordinance regulating such
places and make the proprietors re-
sponsible for what goes on within
them. In addition the police should
be given the necessary authority to
have access to the places and in this
way some Of the existing evils could
be corrected
Evening journal., 1910-08-17
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

The following transfers OF real es-
tate were recorded this week at the
Office Of City Registrar Toner:
The National Bank of Delaware at
Wilmington to Herman Dohl, south
west side OF Twenty-fourth St 40 feet
southeast OF West street. $500 The
same property by Herman Dohl to
Daniel Dohl, $500.
Daniel Dohl to Herman Dohl, south
west side of Twenty-fourth street,
100 feet southeast OF West street,
$500
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., to Henry
Andrick, northwest corner Thirty
second and Madison streets, IS.
Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr., TO Harry
d. Black, No. 3O4 West Thirty-frst
street, s1.70O.
Evening journal., 1910-08-17
Using ASCatCO
For Hay Fever
Thousands Would Not Pass Summer
without It-Keeps Nasal Pas a
sage Clear and Permits
Free Breathing.
AFFORDs GREATEsT RELIEF

AffORDS NhEAIESI RELIEF
Earlier than usual this year came
the demand from hay fever subjects
for their supply of Ascatco, the fam
Gus remedy for respiratory Affections
Thousands say they would not pass
the hay fever season without Ascatco
If 1t cost ten times It's price. Taken
before the time for attack II is an
affective preventive measure. Taken
when the system is affected, It affords
the greatest relief. keeping nasal pas
sages clear and permitting free
breathing and sound sleep. Climatic
change is unnecessary when Ascatco
Is used.
Those who intend to take It this year
are advised TO begin the regular treat
ment without further delay as the
season promises to be severe.
Ascatco may be procured at the
Miller Drug Co. and n. B. Danforth s.,
and other drug stores I'm two sizes
Irregular treatment 81, trial size, SO
cents) II subject to hay fever be
sure TO write TO the Ascatco Labora-
tory, 80 West 25th street, New York
City, for sample Of Ascatco which
they will send free by mail.
Evening journal., 1910-08-17

and thoroughfares, and last week six
large, new garbage cans were placed
in the business section Of the city.
The fountain, which has been out Of
commission for some time. has been
repaired and the water turned on.
The people of the town have become
interested in the movement and have
Joined with a will in making Pocomoke
the cleanest and best-kept city of the
Eastern Shore.
The officers Of the club the: Presi-
dent, Mrs. j. Shiles Crockett; vice
presidents, Mrs. E. /. Blaine, Mrs. H.B.
Pilchard and Miss Elizabeth Cluff (;
recording secretary, Mrs .B.W. Veasey
financial secretary, Miss Ida Smullin
treasurer, Mrs. John Powell.
Evening journal., 1910-08-17
the reformed llllscopalians there

OF the Reformed MStscopaiiahs e"o'
are about 9,6S2. 49,
The cause OF origin oie7ome OF lne
branches is indicated by ~tne
/ For instance, there are GeneralN,n u
fists, Separate Baptists. United Bap-
| lists. Free Baptists, Freewill Baptists,
! United American Freewill Baptists,
/ Primitive Baptists, General Six-Prin-
ciples Baptists. Seventh DAY Baptists.
Duck River Baptists and 1'wo-S -Seed-in-
the-Spirit Predestination Baptists.
The Civil War caused splits, givfpg
rise to Southern Methodist and South>-
ern Baptist bodies. In these churches
there is also color division.
OF these branches, besides the Duck
River Baptists, owing their names TO
localities are the River Brethren and
the Workers, both branches of the
Brethren denomination. The former
began existence on the Susquehanna
river; the latter in York county, Penn
sylvania. The Brinsers, also Brethren,
are called after their first bishop as
also the Schweckenfelders.
Three of the newest churches mem
toned are composed largely of colored
,ommunicants-"The Church Of God
and Saints OF Christ" Church OF the
Living God" and The Free Christian
Zion Church Of Christ"
There we're about 700 organizations
In the main branch of the Salvation
Army, with a membership OF about
23 900. There we're 455 organizations
of Spiritualists. with over $4,000 mem
bers.
Evening journal., 1910-08-17
I woULpl WOULD vou7

WOoLDi WOULD 1OuT
Would you like 20 be a Christian,
I can tell you what to do
Pray to God 10 help you daily,
Morning, noon and evening too.
Every day just ask Him kindly.
II you cannot love Him more
Tell Him how you long 20 see Him
And your loved ones gone before.
Let Him see that you are honest
And sincere in what you do,
] assure you He will help YOU
II He finds that you are true.
He is gentle, kind and loving,
Always willing TO forgive
BY your actions simply show Him
That for Him you want to live.
Both day and night pray TO God
That I may from sin be free
But when | think Of all I've done
That's just the part that worries me,
II you wish the world we're better
Just remember day By day
Be good and kind to others,
Is the best Of many ways.
Be careful Of your company.
Young man. and woman. too.
II you want to be a Christion
There is plenty for you 70 do.
Pay no attention 10 others
What they may do or say,
II you want 20 be a Christian
You've simply got 10 pray.
Pray and sing while working,
Pray al home or away,
If you want 10 be a Christian
You must forever pray,
want TO be a good man.
And you can help me each day,
The only way I can be one
Is for you 20 help me pray.
You want 10 be a Christian
And work for God each day,
The onlY way TO be one
Is continually watch and pray.
Thomas Webbers Jacques
Wilmington, Del, August 16, 1910.
Evening journal., 1910-08-17
FORT DUPONT
SOLDIERS MAY STAY

The two companies Of coast artillery
now at Fort dupont, may not be trans
ferred TO Fort Mott. n. j., to take the
place Of the garrison that has gone to
the Philippines. Brigadier-General
Murray, IL is expected. will be influ-
enced by the objections Of the con-
gressional delegation from this state.
and other companies will be sent to
Fort Mott.
Evening journal., 1910-08-17

began to come out very badly and
her scalp was so sore it was very
hard to do anything for it. We de-
cided to use Partisan Sage and il
proved a GRAND SUCCESS every
way. Her hair stopped coming out.
dandruff all disappeared, soreness all
left the scalp and her hair is coming
in again very nicely.
We recommend it to every one need
ing it and feel that we cannot praise
Partisan Sage too highly"
Partisan Sage is sold by druggists
everywhere and by Miller Drug Co.
for so cents a large bottle. The girl
with the Auburn hair is on every bot
tie. Mail orders filled, charges pre-
paid, by Giroux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening journal., 1910-08-17
WOMEN SEE THAT
TOWN IS CLEANED
POCOmOke Civic Club Hires
Men to Keep Streets
SpiCk and Span

POCOMOKE CITY, Aug, 1.-THE
women of Pocomake Cuty, who last
year organized themselves into a Civic
Club, becoming weary Of the protract-
ed delay of the municipal authorities
in removing the garbage and weeds
from the streets, have taken matters
into their own hands and have begun
TO clean up the town.
Every Saturday night a corps of col
ored cleaners employed by the Civic
Club is at work sweeping the streets.
Weeds have been cut along the walks
Evening journal., 1910-08-17
SHELLPOT PARK
WEEK OF AUGUST is

TUESDAY, AUGUST 16
Children's Day treat for the young
sters usual.
FREE BAND CONCERTS
Henry and Young's Military band every
afternoon and evening, $50. 480, 7.3O and
Gas.
FREE ATTRACTION
The Flying Russells each afternoon and
evening in front of the band stand.
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
Every afternoon and evening. Admission
10 cents. Thursday night Airsteur night
DANCING EVERY EVENING
$50 D. m. and Thursday and Saturday AZ
ternoon, 23O D. m. Ladies free every after
noon and evening, except Saturdays anS
holidays, 1Oc
NOVELTY DANCES TUESDAY MIGHT
FOR PRIZES.