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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
sEAL LEADER RoMPs HOWE

The zameness of the Seals was shown
in their half Of this round, for they
came back and made il another dead
lock. Cap Mohler gave his men a start
,,-ffh = nice drive. Lewis advanced him
on an infield out and Carson's wild.
rftch gave him a chance to rest on
+hird. Tenant was right on the job
with 4 drive between right and center
and the Seal leader romped home.
once they were on eVens the Seals
tegsn to tear. They forged ahead in
Inc fourth Witt started with a great
tvro sacker into geft field Berry laid
5ou-n 4 bunt which was good enough
10 place Witt on third. McArdle
sounced a soft one down to Burrell and
Xirr raced home Any sort of a peg
,..of,ld have nailed the busher, but the
nan went wide and Witt landed
Tbev rang the curtain down on the
r1o.-sr tribe In round number six. Berry
oave them nice little single into left,
6ut McArdle's bunt was a joke, so
,-1a,-5fe was frozen at second. Then
,-sne Mr.. Henley with a elout over the
loft FIELD fence, so everybody was even.
n did not make any difference what
afcArdle did. This wallop put the
Seals by
ing hack in the eighth, when Hit who
had replaced Carson IN the poN' leo on
,,-ifb = double. Then Carlisle came on
,-itb his third hit for the afternoon.
s,+o--alI produced an infeld grounder.
"a while they were busy making the
n,ltout in the infield the southpaw
,stcber wandered home with Nernons
third run.
Al tbe san Francisco fans were bit
,,e,,-ous in the last round, when Yer
non rallied itsNforces for an old time
enjsh. Coy got double and Wlllett,
Who came in to take a wallop for Lind
ssv- showed them a nice single BfoWh,
5.d taken HOgan'S place behind
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

Although there is no relation appar
ent between the two phenomena, yet it
is interesting to recall the fact that
among the stars certain colors appear
to characterize different stages of
change or evolution.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

Prince George of Servia has obtained
from his father an increase on the $40
a day which he declared an insufficient
allowance for travelling abroad.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

It's too late for reflection after you
and the party of the other part have
faced the parson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
aUNs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Runs-On Carson in innings Home runs
carlisle Henley. Two base hits-Melchior
Lewis. Carlisle. Witt, Hit. COY. Sacrifice hiS-
Witt Berry. Stolen base-Sfovail. First Vase
on called balls-0f Carson /. OF Henley l.
struck out-By Carson 2 by Henley A. Double
nIsv-Moher to Tennant Wild pitches--Carson
Umpires -Hildebrand and Van Haltren.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
of E. R. Thomas Motor Com
pany Are Holding Convention
By R. R. L,HoMMEpIEu

Representa- tives of the z. r. Thomas
motor company from all parts of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Thomas Agents
in Convention

Thomas Agents ing tneir ahnuai
i'm Convention convention in Buff
-----x falo. The Conven-
tion will continue
through today and tomorrow. and is
held with the object of establishing a
feeling of intelligent understanding and
good will between factory and agents.
me Inc convention committee mas ar, r.
for the entertainment of the visitors
Arriving Thursday morning dealers
held a short business session. luncheon
being served at the factory. and the
was taken up with the in
spection of the plant
Friday will be taken up with engi-
neering talks and demonstrations,
luncheon at the Iroquois and banquet
at the Buffalo club in the evening.
On Saturday there will be a short
business session.
Word has been received by the Inter
ct Il a1,to oil con, IA Iaf n
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Interstate Wins
Hill Climb

power torpedo" in the coming Munsey
endurance tour. The Interstate forty"
has already proved its remarkable en-
durance qualities by the record il has
made on the many endurance runs of
the last season, and it has also figured
prominently in many hill climbs, hav-
ing won the free for all in the Nc
Keesport climb, and the Mt. Morrison.
Colorado. Hill climb. The Interstate
is the twenty seventh entry in the Mum
sey event, which promises to be one OF
the most important contests of this ma
ture of the entire year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Seals and Oaks Get
Away With Victories
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco O, Vernon 4.
Oakland 2, Portland o.
Sacramento 3, Los Angeles 1.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
GAMES TO-DAY

Vernon at San Francisco.
Oakland at Portland.
Sacramento mt Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

Residents of Reno. New, were treated
to the unusual sight of man
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

L. II. Bill. manager of the branch of
the Thomas b. Jeffery company in this
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

Bill Endcott and Louis Edmunds,
racing drivers for the Cole motor car
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
VIII Move Into
New Quarters

Haynes auto sales company, which
looks after the distribution OF Haynes
cars in this territory.
The occasion will be in the nature OF
a reception to the automobile frater-
nifty generally. everybody interested in
automobiles irrespective of make being
invited to attend. This new Haynes
building will be one OF the most beau
tfful and commodious automobile
structures on the coast
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

Word has been received by the Inter
state auto sales company, of which
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

An interesting letter telling of the
excellent and consistent work of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
SEALS COME BACK
WITH VENGEANCE
Henley Holds Vernon and
Also CIoutS Out
Homer
By WILLIAM /. sLATTERY

san Francisco had d chance TO come
back on the Oakland diamond yester-
day afternoon and it did not respond
in a Jehries like way either. 1t came
and kept coming. There were times
when the wise ones were ready and
willing TO concede the game 10 the
Villagers from Vernon. but the Seals
never bothered about the sentiment or
the opinion Of the crowd on the job.
They went right ahead, playing their
game as they figured it was best to
play. They slugged and they tried the
hit and run and they did everything
else on the baseball calendar, hut they
found that slugging brought them
most. SO this was the program after
the first inning.
There were rallies after rallies and
many slumps in between times. Sliv-
ers Henley started off great. got in
bad. became a master again and at the
finish, il looked as though the Vii
ayers would capture his goat and lock
him up in the cage. But Henley re-
sponded at the eleventh hour just in
time to strike Hit out with two men
on the sacks and two runs needed by
Vernon TO make a deadlock out of it.
HENLEN,S LONG SWIPE
Henley also walIoped the ball over
the left field fence, which is quite
swipe on those Oakland grounds. He
performed this notable feat in the sixth
spasm and McArdle came on in front
Of him TO herald his approach This
really was the wallop which saved the
hives Of the Seals, for they could not put
another one through after that, while
Nernon was finishing strong.
Carlisle Ushered the game in for the
Villa gers by Walloping one over the
right field fence. This made it look
ike a slugging match without further
explanation. The seals passed the first
round without doing any good, but in
the second Melchoir cracked out two
sacker Witt sacrificed and Berry drew
a pass MeArdie put one down to third
and while they were fielding Berry out
MeIchoir found his way home.
There was more action from Vernon
ia the very next period. After Hogan
and Carson had famed, Carlisle smote
= double TO right and Stoval got by
with 4. safe bunt. Berry thought he
had a chance TO nail Carlisle at third,
bat his peg was wide and Carlisle beat
IL 10 the plate.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
oAkLAND
PORTLAND

IOtdl 80 - .
'Batted for Boice in the ninth.
aNrr uTrc ny
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Rambler Class 4
Attracts Buyers !

TO the Rambler factory as follows.
was so impressed with the stvfe
beauty ana workmanship of eonstruc-
non and material of Your new models
lhat purchased a Rambler IL gives
uie absolutely perfect satisfaction and
always responds to every demand. It's
Sood quantities make il a very desira-
Die machine TO own aud it's annea rance
on the streets Invariably invites favor
SpIe comment. If | were in the market
iof new car | would buy a Rambler"
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

OHl pdHE, OF WHICH
Charles l.. Dick
man is city sales
anager, of the
entry of an Inter
state 40 horse
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
EMF Stands
Punishment

As an evidence of the regard and
confidence he feels for his Ford car,
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

me gathering of the clans for the
goIf tOurnament at Del Monte which
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

The schedule of
prizes and entrance
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
VERNON
SAN FRANCISCO

Slated for Hogan in the eighth ssBattsc
for lindsay in tho ninth
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

The new Haynes home at Turk street
and Van Ness avenue will have its
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

races. trophies.
fees for the EIgin
ma tional stock
cha ssts road race,
which is the ma
tlonal cla Ssic OF
the year and is to
!. 1 n.i n D.n
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Golfers Are
At Del Monte

gay laden with golfers and their
~ II mtehuS' VINO are going down early to
Set IN little practice on the links
Asmong the arrivals Tuesday were the
IoIlowing with the names of the cars
Doctor McEnery; c. f. Maud Franklin: ". G.
hrist9l; 1ar OIL Dr. T. r.. Baylss. Premier; =. j. But.
w., oIdsmoble; NJ. Baller. Franklin: Vincent
" nisney Locomobile; T. Prescott. Winton Six;
~. Schwsbaeher. q. +. Csser: J. m Sprinr
FeerIess: A. L. Tubbs. y. $ Watson: r. r Ia
SSIuioP; Nlnton Six: George Wilmer Oldsn1ob;lr-
"eknam Itsvens; F. L. Nashburu. Wilton SiS'
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

CITY. mas JUST re-
ceived a copy OF a
letter from Clint
w. Kline of Ak
ron a urt~. .*,
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

VRCillAi = Oii ID Z y
day. August 27, ac-
cording to an
nouncement Sust
made nv fh =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

tul.ri~ VIII have diminished 30 per
cent"
IMMEDIATE RESULTS.
Tho Lc Vcrnay authoriues state
That tlD average Increase boo weight
of child after three months OF open
air. school life is Gi5 pounds; and these
children. DO must Dec remembered. arr
rive Boo 90 state of debility. Tho im-
rIovoWcut sets iu generally in the
course ~ the second cor third week.
tha fro,r play of the lungs is shown
hy the fact that the measurement ~
the thordX increases an inch per
child.
Ia letter ON this years results
which / have received from NJ Felix
Delpger the director of the L. Ncrnay
opeu-air school, he writes.
"The school has been closed since
the end of july. The number OF chill
dIen was co. Next year the number
viii Doe 100. that is to say in two
series Of 30 eachi and the school will
Doe open from May ! Co September 30.
10 is the intention of the municipality
to open the school eventually Tor nine
months iu the year. and the numbers
win then bc raised 10 $50 or 200. each
child being kept for 2ia months Until
this year I have hardly been able 10
form am accurate estimate 90 our cN-
u,nses. ] may now say that they have
been. lpr children ANA staff nj 10 per
sons. during % period Of three months,
coo francs ts2iHm.'
An interesting fact boz connection
with the ~ Ncwly opgn-Jir school Us
that the MAYOR with the Scottish name,
N HorriCtt and the town council have
not had t1 open o. special credit for
this good work. By stroke of genius,
they have found the money by simply
supp. ssing school chilireu's prizes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

NruHIIII N.Ifro NTIIIfINInf IUE.N
~ ANS Arrft 4-Nonv are tho
-,
.i'''''a p.
lh tnc name oil" some Immortal
author Who has not staggered
r,,1.r tb. irduepe. of n .,Bernard
$500, .-.,.,.... a.. ..t.,
&C.. .,5 ,,il,.s, p.-iodicari,, 4,
bohemian club of the Latin quarter
t-......... odd. ..rt. Sol, ANN, ..i,,o, d,,-
li'r7 uhd'i the presidency i"i ll'eI"iS
lights Of tho past 20 whom the eve
ming il eo1secrated sbakcspcare. Roc
r-.t ,,...t,,.
''''''' '''', l''.'
tcfNantes M"ll're ana victor HUGO
have already been thus honorcd The
.tr,r e,.o,ipg 4ttep1e5 tbsir FAN
t'sllc banquet TO 'l' memory OF Law
renee SternC.
Members Of the club are known as
....-.... -.., ,t.. ..-..it..,. 90 a..,i
tame or th' principal ass Lenegue'
a well known artist, had etched an OK
,uisit. rrspu shaving STONE NJ tbo
Ia'lS E''N' HN"p' "H''' 'l, p'"'' WI
honor on the board Haunted "a plaster
centefplecc disclosing Sterne Win the
Widow Wadman. over go guests. IN
GLIDING notable artists. mediocre actors
and obscure journalists attended. The
roll call of the asses with which the
proceedings began. was responded 20
,5. mic M M, Inc cluS ''''s "
,,,-r,-r ,,r,>.r-
Suicide was Individually attempted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

regard 10 the Bois de Clamart.
Public bodies will not be slow 90 lend
a. helping hand The Red Cross SOC
ylCty will offer the loan OF the neces-
sary wooden shelters which would
have 90 Doe erected ON the sites chosen.
and the Metropolitan railway Will
perhaps consent to allow the chill
dreu TO travel backwards and fore
wards on its system for one cent.
Whatever scheme the Paris munici-
pal council decides upon, 10 will have
to Doc on a large scale % % Is 20 be
effective, for the children 10 be saved
from the grin OF tuberculosis 90 the
getty of Light" number little short
of $4,000 II seems strange that such
n work Of national preservation should
have been SO long coming for IL was
first proposed boy a man named PORTER
iu the days OF the great Revolution
In 1895. we are told. PORTER, who was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

o. member OF the convention. urged
the creation OF an organization for
sending poor children 90 tho country.
Already at CharlottenburR the Berlin
municipal council is maintaining an
this purpose has been raised TO $25,-
600 per suuum. fn this instance tho
children return home iu the evening
Similar schools have been started az
Cologne, Frankfort and Muhlhauseu.
In Belgium there are "schoOl-villas"
cor chNdrcu's villas maintained during
the summer boy municipal and private
generosity and there are open-air
classes ON the outskirts Of the big
towns. 40 Zurich. Ion Switzerland. there
Is an upcu-alr boarding school. and
am open-air day school Finally, in
England, since 1907 three open-air
schools have been working
CHARLES DUBOIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
Open Air Schools To Save France From
DepOpulatiOn

Doing
Healthy
the Whole of France While Paris Prepares Follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
Monarch Who IS In Terror
of HIS Master7u1 Brother

BY Angus Hamilton FR.G.s.
Author o "Afshanistan. The Heart
u Asia" ctc)
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-08-25
STEAMERS
COLLIDE ON LAKE ERIE
1900 Passengers Are Saved BY Quick
Action Of Crew And Of6oers-Ram-
med Vessel Sinks When Near Dock

8u-1 v7ssels uaie 5Cr -Ae t0ek.
and sl-e ne gasssus=cs Esre 2ss1
s1 In 2s lie has zad ao lives Reos
-os- the anolal 1s damage - ne
-Eal-gg.f shea Fas -sule1 5F -as
1easr ,olld aoc De- ascera1e1
ana e vas 1zsessa-y "a -aS= -le gaS-
selsezs glZ Is sae 5eaa 20 zzz a
s-ea- Lzal o. Ez-=r-
Fh-E nearing hsE E12-L laz -Ca-s
=lsg sax - Lhe boGom
L- vas llly tle ~ -as lEck aston
1E ne ersw. zaG -ae eoonsss u -ae
lE-ce1s -1a- 3 1sr-E1c loss oE Gte
Vas aEec1eG
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-08-25
SRHlA ALL IAL nTERS H8
EIa g9L 3aaSaaG
- AlasSa N=~s sareaal

UTICA. y Y. Ans 2s-V.ee Prs
Esul sherman and CoL Roosevelt
VII 1C-d a conference la-s MS aEyer-
noon
Co. Roosevelt VII lecsl-s IN tbs
cz-y -olgh-
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-08-25
FIRE CAUSES
DESTITUTION


EEGEN8. Ope- Ans 25-Thls coEa
is dzia.lug losn 5sy ay 1sy Osag
a5 -le lsslulOu ealSeL oy -ae for
esz ms Ehleh have ourRet 0GI Ae
ze--e-s and zarDars Ia as 6iSE-tc-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
Adventists May
Build College
Biennial Convention Considering Con-
struction of New School at
St. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 1G-Cspsc'al)-
Seventh Day Adventists of five ta;es are
in session here In the fourth biennial meet
Ing of the central union conference. The
meeting will continue ten days. About
sixty delegates. one representing each
church in the conference, are here and the
headquarters have been established at the
Young Mems Christian association.
Among the business matters to be dis
cussed at the blennlal is the proposed con-
struction of a $4,000 college in 81. Joseph.
This, IL the plan materializes, is to be built
and supported by funds provided by the
central union conference.
Yesterdays sessions were principally DC
voted to the reception and enrolment OF
delegates. President Russell OF Lincoln,
Heb., in the afternoon addressed the delo
gates, speaking OF 'The Principles Of tho
Adventist's Religion" In the evening E
r. iPalmer OF Washington. d. C., dsig-
cred a lecture illustrated by stereopticl:
views.
An elaborate set Of scenery to inustrat,
prophecies OF the Old Testament
has been Installed in the stage OF the music
hall of the Young Mems Christian also-
citation, where the sessions are held and
figures Of beasts. angels and men are me
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

appear to arise out of the traffic which
can be delivered on the river at Cairo.
1 am informed tina the Investigation by
the Waterways commission in Europe that
the existence of a waterway by no means
assures traffic unless there is traffic
adapted to water carriage Mt cheap rates
at one end or the, other of the streams.
1t also appears in Europe that the
depth Of the non-tidaI streams is
rarely more than six feet and never
more than ten. But it is certain
that enormous amounts of merchandise
are transported over the rivers and canals
in Germany and France and England, and
1t is also certain that the existence of such
methods of traffic materially affects the
rates which the railroads charge, and it is
the best regulator of those rates that we
have, not even excepting the governmental
regulation throI gh the Interstate Conn
merce commission. For this reason, l
hope that this congress will q k such
steps that II may be called the Inauguration
of the new system of inland waterways.
For reasons which it is not necessary to
state, congress has seen fit to order ar
investigation of the Interior department
and the forest service Of The Agriculture
department. The results of the investiga.
ton are not needed to determine the value
of, and the necessity for, the new legisla-
ton which l have recommended in respect
to the public lands and in respect to re-
clamation. I earnestly urge that the meas
ures recommended be taken up and dis
posed of promptly. without awaiting the
Investigation which has been determined
upon. WILLIAM n. TAFT.
The White House, January Il, 1910.
Children like ChamberlaIn's Cough Rem
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
ioally operated to carry out the nlu-

Chemically operated to carry out the iilu-
sions.
One Of the principles of the Seventh Day
AdVentists is the prohibition OF the use Of
liquor and tobacco in any form and the
majority OF members OF the faith do not
drink tea. or coffee. In explanation Of this
a delegate said that these articles contain
poison and the Adventists consider Il sinful
to injure the body giyeh by The, o~mnipotent.
The officers of the conference are:
dent. - 49, P'eA'
E. Huffman, College View, Neb sec.
J. s. Wightman. Kansas City, Mo. sec
rotary Of religious liberty bureau 2
{, q. Bellah. Poplar Bluff, Mo-, general
missionary secretary.
q. M. Emerson, Lincoln. Neb., treastifer.
Prof. &. @. Lewis, College View. Nab.
president Of Union college.
n. Miller, College View, editor sof
ShIisttan Record, the d~enom!nation's Off.
TIL union conference includes the con-
ferences Of northern Missouri, southern
Missouri, eastern Colorado. western Coo
RADIO, Wyoming, Nebraska and Kansas, ana
1t Is a component part OF the general oon-
ference OF the international organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
storm ON DIiEEard Anniversary.

HURON, S, D., Jan. H.-(speciaL)-In
celebration Of the twenty-second aaniver-
1ary Of the great blizzard that prevailed
over South Dakota January u, 1888, a
%itvy snovistorm prevailed here and
throughout this SECTION ali day wednes-
sy. The storm created apprehension lest
fuel famine result. The supply Of coal
IN this city and immediate vicinity is very
limited.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

skirts. sICirta. skirts. skirts.
On sale Saturday at half price at the
Cloak Co, 11S So. 18th St..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
How Much
Must
I Spend?

Last spring a man spent
q total of $4,000 advertise
inga newfabric. In ninety
days he had secured 700
new accounts, sold
I,aSo,ooo yards more than
he had expected, at an
average net advance Of
sc. per yard.
And, during the same
year, another advertiser
In a kindred line, who has
been in our columns con-
~tinually for nineteen
years, spent $50, 900 in our
publications.
Success in merchandise
ing of fsbrics depends not
so much on the size of the
appropriation as upon the
Intelligence and thorough
ness of method.
AS the foremost
Specification THE
LADIES' HoEE JOURNAL
would naturally be the
first medium in a fabric
merchandising campaign.
And yet
Method, rather than
spaoe selling, Is what we
would first like to discuss
with you.
The Curtis
Publishing Company
Philadelphia
rev VorE chicago sos'sa
The sireplstion Of THE LADIES' HoMI
JOURNAL 10 more than I.soo,ooo copies
each moath. The cane forceA which havi
created THE JOURNALS unique sireuls
uou have, At the same time, made Il IN I'd
vsrasing medium Of unique power.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

Children like Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy. 1t is pleasant to take.