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Louisville Results

LOUISVILLE. ky. Oct. ee.-This afternoon
was Getaway" at Churchill downs. and with
the running of the last race ended the most sue
eessful fall meeting held at the local
course. Tonight and tomorrow horsemen will
ship their strings to LatOnia. where Monday
"a days fall meeting will begin.
First Grace. six furlongs-Selwick.. straight
$3.50. won; Alfred the Great. place $3.50, sec
ond: Rubia Franda. show. $3.50, third. Time.
1:13 %
Second race. five and half furlongs-Lady
Ormicant, straight $3.50. won: Hesitate place
81 20, second: War Jig, show $500, third.
Time, los 10.
Third race, mile-Falcada straight Sc 20.
won; Colonel Ashmeade. place s.. 90, second
Ameron. show S11 40. third. Time. 1:42-
Fourth race. the IrOquos handicap, mile
CherryoIa. straight $11 40. won; Hanbridge place
$3.50. second; Ocean Bound. show $3.50. third.
Time. :46.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Crex. straight S6 40.
won; Ellanette. place $500. second; Butter
Ball. show 81. so. third. Time. ZIG.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth-Jacquenila,
straight 81 20, won; Font, place $12. 40. second;
Royal Report, show s4.10 third. Time. las
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Pimlico Results

BALTIMORE Nd. Oct. 22.-The Walden
stakes the feature at Pimlico today. was won
by Zeus the choice. at odds of to 10. with
the aid Of Jockey Shilling, who made "Garri-
SON. finish.
First race six furlongs-Shannon. Q to 10.
won: Racquet to .. second; Medallion. 80 TO
L. third. Time, 1:15 As.
Second race mile and three-sixteenths-High
Private. to .. won; Lad of Langdlon, = 10 T..
second: Dixie knight, 4 to 1. third. Time.
2.e4 40
Third race, amateur cup. mile-Dull Care.
: to q won: Doctor Bsrkley- to 1. second
ElrO, 4 to L, third. Time. :4S-
Fourth race, Elkridge steeplechase for hunt
ers. three miles-Adventurer, 20 to 1. won;
Rambo, to ), second; Kara Cola. 10 to l..
third. Time, 6:42.
Fifth race the Walden mile-Zeus. 0 TO ).
won: Cherish, TO 2 second; MacMara, 15 to l,
third. Time, :46 SO.
Sixth race Eutah handicap. mile and six
teeHth-Everett Owen, even, won; Cliff Edge. .
TO L. second, j. III. HOughton, to 5, third.
Time lilo 1-5.
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HANDBALL GAMES TO-DAY

The following handball matches Will
be played this afternoon on McHugh' s
handball court, Twenty-ffth and
Bryant streets:
Doubles-T. Salmon and j. Walsh VS..
e. Deveney and S. Litchenstein; j. Bar
rett and M. Guthrie VS.. B. Clemments
and r. McHugh; W.~O'Connorl and A.
Oehlman VS.. E. Antron and ]. Ray
mond; J. Crowley and j. Murray VS.. M.
Lee and J. Cronin
Singles-D. Mccarthy VS.. B.. Glenn
ments; ]. Carroll VS.. T. Murphy.
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SEALS BATS GROPE
IN VAIN FOR BALL
Long, Lean, Deceptive Slants Heaved by
Gregg Bewilder Locals
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

YNE bwderng
batte hurled the Seals afternoon
sudden
Gregg mastered the there telling what Seals might
the there telling how long would
have
Neither side earned Twas errors battery otherwise which
always n evidence
fact looked like Sunday asembage And of
teamt
clared
handler
heavy hitting
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CONVEY BEsrs MANDoL

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-F'rankie
Conley Of Kenosha, Wis, who claims
the bantam championship of the world,
tonight won the decision over Joe Man
dol Of New Orleans at the end of a 10
rount bout at the New Orleans athletic
club. The r.7n weishad in at 122
pounds
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PortIand's steady gain was in
evidence again yesterday after
noon when the Beavers took the
Seals into camp, 2 TO L, while the
Oaks, the runners up, were tax
ing Il a to 3 beating from the low
Iy Senators i'm Sacramento. Incl
dentaIiy, Oakland has now lost
the series to the Sacramento
gang, making the second in
row which the pretenders have
tossed Off.
Portland has three more games
to play with San Francisco, two
today and one tomorrow, and
much depends upon the outcome
of these contests. Oakland has
only one scheduled with the Sem
atOrs at the capital city this
afternoon.
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SANTA CRUz BEATS HoLLIsTER

SANTA CRUZ, Oct. 22.-As a result
of their victory over Hollister today
the Santa Cruz high school Rugby fif-
teen now leads the Coast Counties ath-
letfcs league with an untarnished string
OF victories The visitors showed little
knowledge of Rugby, Hollfster being
Worsted by score of 81 to 0.
santa Cruz plays Gilroy next Satur-
day.
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Briggs Two base hit-Heister.
Sacrifice hit-Spiesman Stolen base-Hogan:
First base on called balls-O6 Arrellanes l. on
Lively B. Struck out-By Arrellanes 1. by Live
ly 3. Hit by pitcher-Arrellanes Double plays
-Arrellanes to Burns to Danzig; Perry to Burns
ball--La Longe. wild pitch--Lively. Time of
game hour and 80 minutes. Umpires-Finney
and Van Haltren.
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Burrell Two baB hfts--Car-
isle (2) Brown Bernard f3l. Daley. Sacrifice
hits-Hosp. Carson; Bernard. LoEier. Coy. Stolen
base on called balls-O6 Tozer 4, OF Carson g..
Struck out-By Tozer 6, by Carson 10. Double
play--Smith to Dillon. Hit by pitched ball
Hosp. Fisher. Unipires--McGreevy and Irwin.
Time of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
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PORTLAND

much, though the infielders did some
pretty sweet work in the tight places.
The score:
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GAMES TO-DAY

San FrancfscO-POrtla at Oak
land, 10 a. m.
Portland mt San Francisco,
2:30 ID. m.
Los Angeles at Vernon, 10 a. m.
Vernon at Los Angeles, 2:3O
p. m.
Oakland at Sacramento, 2:3O
d., m.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMAR.

Two base hit-Ryan. Sacrifice hits-vitt. Moh-
Ter. Stolen base-Casey- First base called
balIs-0n Gregg f. OF EastIey s. Struck out
BY Gregg 10. by Eastley 5. Hit by pitched
ball-0lson. Eastley- Passed balIs-Williams.
Fisher Wild pitch-Eastley. Time of game
hour and 80 mintes. Umpires-H Hildebrand
and Toman.
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Beavers Draw Away
From the Pretenders
of THE CLUBS
Pacific Coast League)

RESULTS OF GAMES
Portland 2, San Francisco L.
Sacramento 4. Oakland 3.
Vernon 3, Los Angeles 2.
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LOS ANGELES

Totnl .-.......-7.-.. % .53 16
Ross batted for N. Brashear in the sever
inning.
pIrNS Ann HITS Ry INNINGS
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WOODMEN HOLD BIG
PICNIC AT BEACH

waodmeu a. che number of iaeA
members ef washington Camp Np
e6s gathered at Pheasant Beach yrH
terdav for their annual picnic. hah
the time ~ their lives. despite low
srlng skies ard an occasional drop
0f rntH.
The Wnnduru their wives aed
children began awarming g. toe
beach az o'clock ln the morninE
and from then on until evening
every boat was loaded 60 the SUM
wales.
after luncheon Thomas y Re-
veiie. a promlngns woodman and
candidate for 1o~wrrHa. adtrt asee
ti,a gathering There were athietle
events and baseball games between
Woodmsn teams. and The aaneink
PAVILION was wded ail day
The picnic was arranged ~ n ~
McCarty. O. a. Gwyn and - }
Myers
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inspecting 10 cover the country The
first stop on that trip was Wall 81
Money Cranes Idea.
Il was Crane who hit on the
shrewd notion Of interesting Wall
"a by offering John W. Weeks for
speaker Now she standpatters En-
the house have been hesltatlng be-
tween Representative Smith of
Iowa. aud Olmstead o. pcnnsylvR.
MIA. a. speakerHhip favogites Both
are staadpAtterH. but rather on the
tariff than on those great Industrial
questions which SO interest Wall
ST. and which the insurgents are
aEitatiuE so hard Either one might
30 wrong on those great Industrial
questions. John " Weeks Of the
banking firm 81 HoJnbl0Wer a
Weeks looked safer
Weeks and Crane. for instance.
belong 70 the eastern financial
group that OWNS the American
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Telephone a Telegraph Go.
which owns the Western Union aud
Postal and Bell and independent
telephone companies, Weeks and
Crane believe the government
should fu slow 20 interfering with
Legitimate business in the way 81
mergers
Not an Easy Thing 90 Do.
OF course the republicans VIII
have 20 elect the next house be-
fore they can elect new speaker
for a. Moreover n the ropup
lcana elect the next house, tho
standpattera will probably nave
10 engineer a general massacre OF
insurgents before they pick spehk.
az Of their own Ana The insurgents
resist massacre in very stubborn
fashion. Even With the insurgents
maesacred. or chloroformod, Repre-
sentative Olmstead would surely
give Representative Weeks a merry
battle. SIN the rcuctlonafy crowd
In the east Is now counting on
Weeks as chicken already hatch.
ed. There are signa. too. That wall
Al. is growing a bic more generous.
The product Of this generosity ~
to be used AZ much Ia beat inauf'
gents In the west az democratic con.
Eressi0nal candidates.
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MEMS SILK GLOVES, $l0O
AND $3.50 PAlR-In gray. brown
and canary color
MEMS FALL-WEIGHT UN-
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raj, ecru. blue and flesh color The
Shirts and Drawers range in price
from $l.0O to $500 garment; Union
Suits from SIPS to 5000 Suit.
First Tloor
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Women's Gloves ST and $l.50 Pair

WOMEN'S ONE-CLASP CAPE GLOVES,
Sl0O PAIR--With +. X. NJ. seams, black white
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WOMEN'S CHAMOIS GLOVES, $l00 PAIR
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WOMEN'S STIFF GAUNTLET GLOVES.
500 PAlR-lIaye pique sewn seams in medium
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Kim daughter o. the an,o,..
SETTER King" Who was 49,, .'"o
Cd divorce from her bvshs -ns
smith Hollis Meklm, sa,Y,ds',
N Reno, arrived In San Frs5
cisco today escorted BY AZ
Baker, club and society ma I,
Reno and Oakland.
Baker lie nov q Nevada mi.
ING man, whose home IA /,
Oakland. His brother ls a so,'
ln-law Of Senator oeorqe M
Perkins. Baker was form.rl.
deputy county clerk Of AZ.
media county
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Interesting Stationery Offerings

Place Cards in large variety Of designs, iron &c
TO 500.
Tally Cards aud Dance Programs in an assert
ment OF styles, l5c 10 500.
Chantecler Correspondence Paper and Cards
81 90 aud SIPS.
Congress Playing Cards, 43c; Initial Cards, soc
package.
Dcnnison's Initial Seals. all letters l5c box
Cakes Hand-colored Views OF Seattle and vcn-
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Monogram stamping. plain emhossing, &c quhc'
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New Plate and 100 Cards in script style, Sln
Calling Cards. Wedding Invitations ana On
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An assorted collection OF fine quality Correspond
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Pineapple Linen Correspondence Paper IN Pounu
packages, 35c. Envelopes 70 match package, i9c
Seattle OF To-day" by Robt A. Reid, Containing
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MIR itorthum presented dancing
program about 10 times the length
OF the praying preaching program,
the rink was filled. and 10 all IN
tents and purposes there was a
great religious interest manifest
But Chief Wappcueioln and Mayor
Gill didn't approve Of the Idea, and
Mr.. lIerthum modified his program
by substituting vocal and inatru.
mental music for the dancing The
result: Last might there was 81
crowd az Dreamiand. and that
nearly broke Mike Fishers heart.
ns Il cost SO 10 run the rink. oH-
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Will BURY Her IN
WESTMINSTER Abby

= LONDON. Aus To- tiorcncc
= Nightingale. heroine ~ the
q crimean war viii be- huricd IN :
a tV.stminstsr Abbey She VIII 4
= be- borne Ca her nrpul'hf' IN
q state. escorted by a great mih- :
a tary cortegp, This u contrary
= To- her lsst requests, Miss
: Nightingale wished her Funeral
4 10 BE- simple. but the toldicrs "i
= the BRITISH army are pctiuon'nE
that IL De- made puhiie
= pageant
= Asa sequel 20 thc death ~ =
a the queen 81 Nurses John
= Fineran. her orderly durins the :
q Crlmean war. died to-day
. l. 4 4 4 a 4 4 4 : 4
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Rarkentine Archer Capt p o
Parker % DAYS from San Francisco
10 Roche Harbor. u In distress of
Carroll laief A ,ug has been dis
PATCHED rhe Archer ia ownsd rs
tho Tacoma q Roche Harbog Llws
company
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elusive of light and ianlt0r service.
This VIII just about be- the finish
~ this attempt 70 react" The dance
hall public Sunday night Tho rink
will be rented TO a regular old fash.
toned church. that VIII have no
dance program.
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committee on postofflees and post
roads. a committee which has stead.
rs looked after the interests OF the
railroads IN the business of mail
weighing ever since Uncle Joe
Cannon has bad auything t0 say
about IA Chairman Weeks has
worked In beautiful harmony with
"Uucle Joe" on that point
II was his fight With Cannon and
this committee 60 make the rail-
roads submit 20 a fair deal In ear.
rying the malls. that made Victor
Murdoch of Kansas an iusurgenL
This mail weighing fight OF Mur-
docks lighted the spark that really
started the insuygeut fire in the
house
A Pleasant Fellow.
Chairman Weeks OF the posiofficc
committee Is round and TAT and
smiling and good natuFed and we'll
groomed iiv Is 4 pleasant. aftanie.
attractive chap. with cultivated
mind and cultured manner Also
he Is able He has proved so able
IN playing the Cannon game that
II has been easy for Senator Muir
ray Crane TO persuade the Wall 81.
crowd that Weeks would make a
model speaker.
Senator Murray Crane enters this
piece az the point where the reac
tInnaries discovered that cash was
TO be shy in the coming campaign
These reactiouaries have been made
10 stand for a lot Of laws that look
very foolish 70 them. restricting the
generosity Of corporations and pin
tocrats az election time. Moreover
II was discovered that VAN 81 was
disposed to put its money 70 win
on the campaign Of Gov Harmon
of Ohio. and that II didn't seem
TO care much whether demo
cratic house was TO be elected or
not. when the reaefIoBaries dis.
covered this sad state OF affairs
they put Murray Crane on the job.
He has made a great success before
carrying the contribution box Pres
ident Taft recognized the business
BY giving Crane a commission 10 go
forth and inspect political condl.
tons In the presidents name, the
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JOE CANNON, TAKE NOTICE!
TAFT'S SCOUT PICKS SPEAKER

Congressman John Weeks of the Great Tee
graph-Telephone Interests Is the Candidate Eastern
Money Accepts from Murray Crane and Massachusetts
Means Fat Contributions Tor Standpat Campagn-Believe
Uncle Joe Is Really Licked-Weeks Safe Everything
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quite clearly that the Dreamiand
crowd isn't 10 all fired religious az
IL might be. A week aRo. when
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DREAMLAND RELIGION
PLAN FALLS DOWN HARD

Roy. Frank y lierthum'a second
sociological experiment nj Dream
land rink last night demonstrated
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Radically Reduced Prices on Parasols
~ slEA For Quick Clearance

A IL remaining lines OF ParaSols are now
"A marked at keen price-concessions for
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handles, others in Persian effects; Natural
color Pongee Parasols, many with colored
borders and mission or crook handles;
plain Taiteta Parasols lined with contrast
ing colors, others trimmed with cluster
tucks. some with bands of Persian silk in
set and ivory tips and rings also Handker-
chief-shape Parasols of raffia with silk Dor
ders
Assembled in four groups for clearance,
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MRS. M'KIM IS BACK
TO FRISCO WITH
RENO DECREE

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.
Mrs. Margaret Emerson Nc
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BY w. S. COUCH.

NEW YORK, Aug l5.-Wal street and the standpat
bosses have the conclusion finally that Uncle Joe
Cannon is really licked The standpa crowd has already
picked speaker picked him with single 10 the
approval OF the incidentally those interests
expected with tat contributions 20 the stand
pat campaign fund for the fight this fall
Congressman John W. Weeks Of Boston is the candidate
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Congressman John w. Weeks OF Boston is member OF
the banking firm 81 Hornbower Weeks and is said be
worth some Sls0O0000 OF bis He IS chairman OF The
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New Arrivals in the Silk Section

FLORENTINE SILKS, 81 INCHES WIDE SSc fAkD-
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SILK POPLINS IS INCHES WIDE, $500 NARD-HeaV
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Interesting Values in Neckwear

Fine Net Ruflne made double. SO as 10 be
easily Numbered. white OF cert. Csc yard
White Batistc Ruiflug. trimmed with Naen-
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Batstc Ruiilug with two Persian folds al
edge oSc yard
Batiste Ruiilng, edged with fine cluster
tucks. Sc yard
Ruiiling OF fine Swiss embroidery. Sl0O yard
A large assortment oi Neck Ruchings in
wide variety of styles and colors. Included
Persian folds combined with satin in light OF
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Tapestry Couch Covers
Special $3.75

Six attractive patterns in closely-wo'e''
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closed out at this special igure-made up
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tons very pleasing in effect. Special, So.n''
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Knit Underwear

WOMEN'S WHITE COTTON VESTS.
SPECIAL 5c-Low neck and sleeveless,
sizes 4 and s.
WOMEN's KNIT CORSET COVERS,
25c-Fine quality White Cotton Corset
Covers, with high necks and long or short
sleeves.
BOYS BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR,
25c-Vests with high netks and long
sleeves Drawers 10 match in ankle length
-BaBement salesroom.
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Interesting Values in
Wash Goods, Toweling and Bedding

HUCK TOWELS, SPECIAL CSC DOZ-
EN-These are manufacturers Seconds"
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union buck, size 1888 inches; hemmed
ready for use.
FULL-BLEACHED COTTON TOW
FLING, II INCHES WIDE, SPECIAL &c
YARD-Heavy absorbent quality; excel
lent for bath and roller towels.
MILL ENDS OF STRIPED CORDED n
from to 10 yards, "a inches wide, appropria
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VALUES In
Stationery and Drugs

Absorbent Cotton. in pound packages, 25c.
Peroxide Of Hydrogen, &c, l3c and lSc.
Sylvan Talcum Powder, in assorted odors,
l0c
Net-covercd Hair Rolls, in assorted
shades, l5c and 20c.
Princess Hair Nets, SC.
Extra-quality Stationery, "a sheets and "a
envelopes in box, 25c.
-Basemont salesroom.
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GRAY BLANKETS, SPECIAL osc
AND sl.38 PAIR-Of heavy grade mixed
shoddy wool, with blue, red and black Dor
ders. Size 60x78 inches, weight "a pounds,
special 98c; size 72x7s, pounds, special
$l38.
MILL ENDS OF WHITE CAMBRIA,
SPECIAL sac YARD-Suitable for under
wear, in lengths ranging from ! to 10 yards
ADRAS, SPECIAL l0c YARD-In lengths
. for waists and chidrcn's dresses.
-nasement qalegrooun