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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-10-28
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AND
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-10-28

Kidney trouble preys
upon the mind, discour-
ages and lessons ambi-
ton; beauty, vigor and
cheerfulness soon disap-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
U.C. Students to Vote on
Boating Soon

BERKELEY, Nov. 21.-The recent
agitation in favor Of the re-establish-
ment of boating as an Intercollegiate
sport has resulted In the bringing of
the matter to head and the executive
committee will take definite action
ture. In order that the committee may
have a chance to sound the opinion of
the student body upon the matter,
President G. A Haines of the associa-
ted students has announced that Tues
day. November %. will be the day
upon which the boating question will
be halloted upon by the undergrad
yates. The election will be conducted
simply as an advisory vote in order to
give the executive committee an idea
OF the sentiment of the students in
regard to the final disposition of the
sport
The vote cast will be carefully con-
sloereo IN tne hnal decision. No at
19inpl VIII oe made at this time to
piaSe any limitation upon the finan-
clai OASIS on which the sport is to he
re-established, as Was Suggested by
the Stanford commhtee.
President Haines has annoin+aa +ba
following committees Il take charge
of the voting: 0 .
Gabbert II. J. B. Black 'I2 j. Asai,ar H' ~ g
Downing II A. l. d..
Reid Venable II. Enid Watkins IL e.eI eeks ~
dock 'l3. Lucy Pray "a. Ida hale IA ~" nuo-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Weights Allotted
FOR THANKSGIVING
BubbiiHg Water to Shoulder
Heaviest Burden i'm the
Holiday Classic

The weights for the Thanksgiving
handicap were given out yesterday by
Handicapped Martin Nathanson. As
was to be expected Molera & Joseph's
grand mare, Bubbling Water, was as
signed the post of honor, being given
III pounds to shoulder, but this does
not look to be too much of a burden
for her, considering the easy manner
in which she captured the Volante han
dicap on Saturday with III pounds up
Sea Cliff is in light with 101 pounds.
His showing yesterday indicates that
he should run a great race with this
light impost. He stepped the six fur
longs yesterday in 1:12 fat. Arasee Is
In with 112 pounds and Spellbound has
to shoulder but los pounds. Chester
Krum was given 105 pounds. Rocky
O'Brien is in light with 102 Stanley
Fay has been assigned 112 pounds.
From present indications field of at
least eight will start in the handicap.
The following are the horses that are
eligible and the weights assigned to
them:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
CATARRH
4 SYSTEMIC BLOOD DISEASE

Catarrh is not merely an affection
of the mucous membranes; it is a
deep-seated blood disease In which the
entire circulation and greater part of
the system are involved. II is more
commonly manifested in the head,
nose and throat, because of the sensi-
tive nature of these membranes, and
also because they are more easily
reached by irritating influences from
the outside. The symptoms of Ca
tarrh, such as a tight feeling in the
head. nose stopped up, throat clogged
and dry, hacking cough, ETC., show
that the tiny blood vessels of the mu-
cous membranes are badly congested
and infamed from the impurities in
the circulation. To cure Catarrh per-
manently the blood must be purified
and the system cleansed of all un-
healthy matter Nothing equals
S. S. S. for this purpose 1t attacks
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

The II6 pounds proved too much of a
burden for the latter.
Six favorites We're sent down TO de-
feat and two outsiders with unusually
long odds against them came home in
frcnt They were FL MOlinO, winner
of the second event at 80 TO ] in the
ring, and Father Stafford, which was
quoted at 20 TO l.
Right from the outset the favorites
had bad luck Tim Judge. which was
q warm choice. had no chance after the
start. He refused 10 break with his
field. and when he joined pursuit he
was badly out Of it. Eddie Mott, the
seeond choice. took the lead early and
was never headed. crossing the wire
nearly three lengths in front Of Ameri-
cUE. Green Isle. at 80 TO 1, was third.
El Molino, neglected in the ring,
showed a rare burst Of speed in the
setond event over the futurity course
The winner was favored by good
break and made the running all the
way. Domithilda was the favorite. but
the best it could do was TO finish third
behind Oswald g
Special Delivery was tabled to win
the third event. once around the track
but he was a false choice. being out
footed all the way by Adriuche. which
brpke slowly, but went to the front
after the first turn and made all the
and finished fast, but he was up against
II lin trying TO get near the winner
SrleciaI Delivery was a poor third
treasure Seeker proved another
false favorite IN the fifth race. It was
atl a mile and an eighth and the talent
6aured that the Johnson horses liking
fol distance would help him out. He
ala not figure in the money, as Dovalta
Made the running to the stretch, but
was forced to relinQuish the lead 10
the consistent horse. Captain Burnett
v-bfcl, was the second choice at to .
Burnett won handily by two lengths
from Dovalta. Elgin finishing third
The final event Of the day saw
Faher stafford come TO life and wiz
wi4b odds Of 20 to l against him. Mil
nitss was made the choice and showed
aot Of speed, but he was unable Z
refafn IL 10 the end and was forced t
rive way TO Father Stafford, which VOL
M a nose. Lord Of the Forest, after
rafber tempestuous journey, hnishe
wab q beIated rush and woulo nay
hesn in front in few more strides. II
showed vast Improvement over his rae
on Friday. when he was beaten on
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Fair Sex VIII Attend
Wrestling Show

The Multnonah amateur athletic
club wired the Olympic club last night
that it would have three entries in the
Pacific coast wrestling championships
which will be the feature of the Olym-
pic clubs ladies' night next Tuesday
at the st. Francis hotel. OF the three
entrants that will represent the Port
land club. Edgar Frank is the best
known. having been an American
champion at 125 pounds for some time
Frank participated here in the Portola
wrestling tournament a year ago and
won as he pleased. He has had many
Inducements to turn professional, but
prefers the amateur ranks. J. A. Bradt
In the middle weight and o. e. Frankie
In the welter will be the other two
Oregonians. From all indications the
tournament will be the greatest one
ever held on this coast.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Century and Brooklyn
Play Thanksgiving

The Century and Brooklyn athletic
club elevens will meet on Thanksgiving
morning at the State league grounds
in Oakland Both teams have been
putting up fine class of the American
game Century has not been scored
against this season, while the Winged
VS. of Vallejo were the only team to
defeat the Brooklyns.
On December II the Century eleven
will meet the Winged VS. in Oakland
for the championship of the state.
These two teams met three times las
season. Vallejo won the first game.
6-5, and the other two were ties.
On Thanksgiving morning the Winged
VS. will play the Throop Polytechnic
school of Los Angeles at Vallejo The
southerners have made an enviabIe
record in their section of the state, but
the Vallejo boys are confident of vic
torv.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
TURF GOSSIP

Il Was q day of events at the EmeryHliie
cort-se vesterdar To start IL of, Red hisW
r. sred and fell while al the post IN the nrsi rae
and threw Jockey Thomas. spraining Inc iau
Iea ankle He was unable 10 ride the race
DELAY was caused. and Hockey Van Dusen was
then given the mount on Henderson d Hogan :
entry. n
Bassetts entry broke its leg n the street Inc
horse running prominently when the acci-
dent occurred
In the second race there was further delay
when lex ran away, covering a. mile before
Jockey Leeds was able to control his mount.
In the ffth race Fl Paisano ran sway for
nearly three miles and the start was DELAYED
several minutes. while the crowd missedAR boat.
9. A, Martin arrived fsom OroviiIe With his
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
BEDWELL'S HORSES
MAY BE RESTORED
Kentucky Racing Commission Is
Said to Be Disposed TO
Sanction Stables Sale
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO. Nov. 21.-Gossip about the
n. G. Bedwen case is to the effect that
the horses of the blackhsted turfman
will be restored to good standing for
sale purposes at the next meeting OF
the kentucky state racing commission.
Judge Price, who put the ban on Bed
well. will not interpose any objections
to their reinstatement should the COM
mission see fit TO restore them to good
standing. but he will not recommend
their reinstatement.
w. OBJ. Macdonough of California
will send his futurity winner. Ormon-
dale. to John s. Barbee's Glen Helen
stud in Kentucky to make the season
of 1911. The horse will arrive there
in December.
Tom Shaw, who has been experience
ing financial reverses this year after a
meteoric career as a successful plunger.
lost $4,000 during the recent Latonia
meeting. He will be seen at Emery
Vile after visit to his home in New
Orleans.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

horses. he has Timblo May Belle and Airy
Nary.
1t viii be at least a week before Thomas will
again be able TO take a mount. His right ankle
painfully sprained. Little Radtke will do
the riding for the Keene stable while Thomas is
laid up.
P. H. Stevens shipped 10 horses from Latonia
on Friday and they are consigned to Emeryville.
Kederis won the first and second races yes
terday
Jockey Dick scoville arrived yesterday from
Latonia.
Little Pete Christensen is among the latest
arrivals
Frank Hogan of the firm Of Henderson &
Hogan arrived here on last Sunday from Latonia.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

more wonaen,s basket ball team. WIN
ners of the university inter class cham
pionship, was rendered banquet in
Hearst hall by the members Of the
other three classes on Saturday after
noon.
About 40 women were present at the
banquet. among the guests Were Mrs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Brothers Exhume Body
Of Ketche1

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nov. 21.-The
body of Stanley Ketchel, former middle
weight champion Of the world. who
was murdered near Springfield, Mo-,
was exhumed yesterday by three broth
ers. John. Leon and Alexander Ketchel.
They explained they had heard Stanley
was beaten to death, and not shot. The
brothers reported today that they found
the bullet holes and also evidence of a
club having been used. The body was
Immediately reburied.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

Of the Athletic baseball team when II
won the championship OF the American
association in 1883. died yesterday IN a
hospital here and will be buried from
the Elks' home on Wednesday,. After
playing as battery partner OF the
famous Bobby Matthews. pitching star
Of 1888. O'Brien played with Brooklyn,
Baltimore and other clubs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

Y. =. Magee of the physical culture de-
partment, Miss l.. A price of the phys
icai culture department and Miss
Smarter, coach of the basket ball team.
The. team captains who responded to
toasts We're: Katherine Asher II, Doris
Spencer ~. Daisy Newby 13 and Fran
ces Jackling Ii, !.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
SEA CLIFF WRECKS
BOOKIES' BANKROLLS
Speedy Son of Clifford Carries Light Weight
And HedOy Backing to Victory
By ZOE MURPHY

Emeryvie Charley
in in
The Clifford found all his speed and dazzling considering
much the best finished
Jim Basey they crossed the
ordinary here the layers
opened him the This
price Jim Basey the avonte,
length in of Enfield
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

to heal, the head is cleared, breathing
becomes natural and easy, the throat
is no longer clogged, and every un-
pleasant symptom of the disease dis
appears SIS. S. IS the greatest of all
blood purifiers, and for this reason is
the most certain cure for Catarrh.
Book on Catarrh and medical advice
free to all who write.
THE SWIFT ssEGIglc CO.. Atlanta. O.,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

Oswald 3 crowded into the fence and Fozartvss
leg was jammed against the rail. Then the nd
die slipped. which might have been responsible
for the defeat OF Dennisnn's horse.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

lne 01SedSe ar It's
head, goes down
to the bottom of
the trouble and
makes acomplete a
and lasting cure
by PURIF-INQ
the blood. Then
the inf am ed
membranes be0iu
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
eteran Big League
Catcher Dies

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 21-"Jack'
o'Brien, who was one of the catchers
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
w omen Basket Bali
Champ Team Feted

BERKELEY. Nov. 2l.-The s0p4Q-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22


Darngtn
run
of
Showing. Mye V"e M -
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
THE CALLS RACING FORM CHART

wsther Track fast E. G
As0 first $500
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

6 OF 40 Place
by w
stppeda a mad
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

~ post minute. on at SAT. Burnett. 70
snow Eig1n, 20 show. Winner b. z. by Rubicon-
. Scrafcned-I447 Sir Angus. Start good. Won
High priee-Dovalta g. Elgin 90 Captain Burnett
ne ne Picked @ ner up at will and ran away from her
nl 70 ner notcn Elgin closed resolutey. treasure
III when called upon. Watch him in the mud Other
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-03
SHOULD GET TOGETHER.

When another senator Is TO be ap-
pointed By the governor il might be
well for the morning newspapers oil
The state TO get together and attempt
to demonstrate to the executive the
advisability and desirability OF having
the news of such an appointment an
nounced in the morning papers. II
was practically certainty weeks ago
that MIR Swanson would be named,
but the appointment actually was
made for the afternoon papers," as
the reporters say. This was very bad,
from every point Of view. except that
Of the afternoon newspaper men. We
must ask Governor Mann to do better
next time
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-03
'MO7ORMAN R|LEYS
INJURIES PROVE FATAL
Victim of Accident on Buck
roe Car Line Passes Away
at Hospital.

| MotOrman II. s Riley, who was in
} jured in the rear-end collision on the
I Buckroe Beach line of the Newport
News & Old Point Railway a. Flee
4 tric Company Monday night. died in
the Dixie hospital from the effects
, of his injuries at 4:30 O'Clock yester-
day morning. Mr.. Riley made a
brave fight for life, but tho shock
vas 70 great for his constitution and
continued TO grow weaker from the
moment of the accident until death
claimed him. The body was turned
over to Undertaken Frank {. Rees
and brought to his burial parlors in
West Queen street. Today the body
Nill be sent to the former home of
MIR. Riley for burial in Gloucester
county.
! Immediately following the news Of
The death of Mr.. Riley. Deputy
Sheriff c. c. Curtis notified Or George
f. Vanderslice. the coroner. who in
structed the sheriff to empanel
Jury 10 inquire into the causes of
the accident
The personnel of the jury is as fol-
lows: John ID. Hicks, Jr.. Robert S.
Allen, J. +. Hope Richard !. Patrick.
Il. +. Wood and Lane Lacey. The
jury viewed the remains OF the dead
motorman and then took an adjourn
ment until , O'Clock in the afternoon.
When the investigation was taken
up in the afternoon a number of wit
nesses testified as to the accident.
but there was some discrepancy as TO
whether MOtorman Riley used the
! proper care in turning on the breaks.
or not. II was testified that the
Totorman probably reversed his car
as the fuse in the motor was blown
out.
Employees of the street railway
company testified to the fact that the
car, in which Mr. Riley was in
charge. was in proper condition. The
chief mechanic. Mr. o. J. Cosby. said
ne had examined the car before it
left the barns, and that the breaks
and all the working gear were in
Perfect order
After some further testimony the
jury decided to adjourn over until to-
Eight ats o'clock. when the final YER
dict will probably be reached.
The three colored men. in ured in
the accident. were reported as get
ting along all right yesterday and
rome of the injured men will suffer
any great inconvenience as the result
CT their thrilling experience.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-03
FLEEING THIEF FALLS
AND DISl0CATeS ARM
Henry Jackson Captured In Rockets
by PatroIman Pearson After
Short Chase.

While fleeing from Patrolman Pear
son in Rockets yesterday afternoon,
Henry Jackson. a middle-aged negro
who was wanted on a charge OF lar
ceny. fell on jefferson avenue and
dislocated his left arm at the elbow
joint. The negro howled with pain
and the chase ended, the officer grab
hing his prisoner.
Jackson was in so much pain that
the officer called DIR. Dickinson. col
ored, and the physician set the dislo-
Gated arm. Jackson was then taken
to the police station and locked up
on the charge OF larency. He is &C
cused Of stealing a pair OF trousers
IRON J. Caplsn. The negro had the
trousers on his arm when he fell
and the stolen goods were recover
ed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-03
Hampton Phoebus, and Old Poin
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

Notice is hereby given that after
Friday, Aug. IL, 1910, the coupons or
tickets sold by this company in books
CT twenty tickets each for fifty cents,
and heretofore good for single pas
sage each way on the King street
branch, in the city of Hampton, within
he city limits. will not be accepted for
passage on any of the cars of the
undersigned, or its subsidiary com
panies. Until and incluSng Friday,
August u, 1910, these coupons or
tickets will be accepted but not on
East End cars east of Court street
elsewhere nor thereafter.
Any holders of these coupons or
tickets may redeem the same for
cash, by presenting and surrendering
them at the Merchants National
hank. ct the corner of King and
Queen streets, Hampton, Virginia,
either before or after August y, 1910,
at the price for which they were
sold.
NEWPORT NEWS G. OLD POINT
RAILWAY & ELECTRIC CO.
BY w. w. S. BUTLER,
General Manager.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-03
MR.. BALLlNoER soUEALs.

Mr.. Ballinger is beginning to squeal
loudly. He is making so much noise
and calling ''Pinchot, Garfield and that
bunch" so many names that one can
hardly help suspecting-and hoping
that he has received mild hint from
the White House to the effect that his
resignation will be in order after the
white washing committee has put
the finishing touches on its job. The
report that President Taft has asked
the interior secretary to resign was
very emphatically denied from Wash
ington yesterday, and 1t was stated
that Mr.. Taft never would ask the
secretary to resign. However. this
denial was followed by the news that
It is believed at the capital that should
Mr.. Ballinger feel called upon to ten
der his resignation it certainly would
be accepted This may mean. and we
trust It does. that Mir Taft wants TO
get rid of the secretary and will find
a way of replacing him without pub
licly announcing that he has been
fired"
Mr. Ballinger would have acted III
better taste had he waited for the re-
port of the Investigating committee
before opening upon his enemies.
However, he probably is, supremacy
confident that the committee viii! per-
form the duty fer which everybody
believes it was appointed. and sees
no reason for wai,ing-fOr the coat OF
white-wash which he knows will be
applied. And, besides. II Mr.. Balm
ger had been al all particular about
matters of taste he never would have
been SECRETARY Of the interior and
there would have been no investiga-
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-03
NORTH END MAY PLAY
With Battle AXE NINE
Negotiations on for Series Of Games
With Strong Richmond
Club.

Negotiation are now on between
Manager Charles Powell, of the North
Enders. and the manager of the Bal
tie Axe nine. of Richmond, for series
of games between the teams in this
city. The first game Of the series very
probably will be played next Saturday
afternoon at the Casino park and n
fast contest Is expected.
The Battle Axe team is one Of the
strongest professional ball teams
in Richmond and has a splendid re :
ord for this season. Joe Boehling, a
lef-hander. is the star pitcher for the
Battle Axe team and he is said TO be
an unusually clever twirler as well as
a heavy hitted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-03
NOM Is HE lime.

Mayor Jones should have the hearty
approval CT the public In his determi-
nation to have the dog muZzling ordi-
nance enforced to the letter There
is no use waiting for rabies scafe
before insisting upon rigid enforce
ment of this very excellent measure.
If unmuzzled dogs are cleared from
the streets there will be no mad dog
scare. And one human being saved
from hydrophobia is a sufficient return
for the killing of every dog In the
country.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-03
ThE PUZZLE CASE.

Commenting upon this p2per's dis
cussion of the Purdie case, in which
we said thar IL Mr. Purdie was guilty
of an the ofrenSes Of omission and
commission cited by Mayor Riddick as
proven. he should have been removed
from his pos as member Of Nor~
folks board cf control and head OF
the water department instead Of being
suspended for thirty days. The Vir-
ginisn-Pilot Suggests that we over
looked the legal considerations which
Mayor Riddick was forced to enter
tain The orense alleged against Mr.
Purdie. The visgiEisn- Pilot continues
occurred during the term Of once
which expires on September I. and in
the meantime Mr.. Purdie his been
elected by the people for q new term
~ begin on that date. As the mayor
has no warrant Of law for extending
the penalty beyond the term during
which the oficisi delinquency vas
chaExcd-and this paper certainly
rosid not contend that the mayor mas
such warrant-0ur contemporary
thinks thal the distinction between d.
nIssal and suspension for thirty DAYS
u immafer.zl
A. Mr.. Pnrdie viH enter upon his
new tern enc month hence. susven
sion for tairty dsys practically is r.
uuvG Tor the remzinder Of bis pre-
ent term. Nevertheless nc stu BE-
n<-< thai Il the mayor actually Be
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-03
ARRANGE BAND CONCERTS.
Subcommittee Of CITY Council Con.
fers With Band Manager.

Chairman Caleb d. West and Coun-
Gilman +. l. Ford. composing special
subcommittee OF the city council
finance committee. yesterday made ar
rangements with the manager OF The
North End Are company's band for
a series OF ten public concerts in this
city during the remainder OF the sum
mer. Two Of the concerts are 10 b.
held on the Casino grounds. two ~
Washington SGusrc. three in East Emo
and three in North End. Two q hose
ir North End will be held in the band
stand neag the engine house and the
third win be held IN the square NORTH
81 Fitch street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-03
Ce!luloid Watch Crystals.

One of the latest inventions that
will prove a boon TO mankinr is the
ceIluloid watch crystal This is gnar-
anieed not TO break as da the crystals
of glass. The German watch manu-
ficturers are using the new crystals
on the cheaper grades of watches,
They cost slightly more than the glass
ones and are to be preferred on ac-
count Of their durability.