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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-19

IN the usual meaning.of the term. He
has never demeaned himself-so
far as nave kfiown-merely to make
himself popular..22 He has always been
too busy with more serious matters.
Governor Pierpont, who was a man
of the same kind OF sturdy integrity.
once said to his daughter: Mamie.
you couldn't do a mean thing If you
tried; it isn't in your blood. But the
people of your state know that when
ever serious work has been laid on
Mr.. HUBBARD he will always be so long
as life and health are granted him.
This letter Is not written to detract
from the fair name of your present
senator. with whom | have not the
honor and advantage Of a peroc f:1., ac-
quaintance. He has, I.doubt not, SER
we'd the state zealously, and in some
lines Of service perhaps as we'll as
anyone could. But all who know the
two men know that their capacity for
usefulness lies in different fields
Jealous and conscientious as each may
be in the labors for which he is ouaN
fled. The senate Of the UnitedStates
is (perhaps one should say ought to
be) the most exalted legislative body
in the world. Pity it should even an
pear sometimes that the most serious
duties Of such body are the farm
ing out Of the executive patronage of
the government for merely party or
personal advantage. 1t has been said
and can hardly be controverted. that
under a Republican government a peo-
pie may be judged by their public men.
For the spring will not rise higher
than the fountain head. If the great
pody OF the people do not care for the
serious and 'dignifed problems Of
which belong to public
life in high places they will show it
in their choice Of REPRESENTATIVES
There are times the public Judgment
is warped and the public conscience
demoralized by degrading influences;
ont' like the temporary illness to
which individuals. are liable, these
disorders in time/pass away and reas-
on and conscience resume their swav.
1t is not presumption in a man of
Mr.. Elubbard's great capacity and high
character to offer for any position un-
der this government He is equal TO
any place to which he may aspire or
Tor which others may choose him. The
writer seeks only to suggest to such
readers as may honor him with p
perusal Of this letter that in Mr. Hub.
bard Willingness to become the rem
resentative Of his state in the senate,
they have an opportunity to put into
that exalted place one who would hon
or and dignity IT., I hesitate not to
affirm that the man who has thus step-
paaz4lata- 4ha liaaaeit aslsA
cleanest and finest figures in Ameri-
can public life today. He is worthy
Of any confidence and honors within
the gift Of his state West Virginia
would distinguish herself by sending
him to the senate.
GRANVILLE DAVISSON HAIL.
Glencoe, Ill.,, February 3, 1910.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-19

Two Offending Students Hotfoot
on Their Way.

Lexington. Ky, May Ar. n.
Maddox and J. w. Brown, Of May
field. who held up and robbed Hull
Williams, a Negro porter, on the
grounds Of the University Of Ken
tucky, last Saturday, and were fined
800 each, after the charge Of rob-
berry had been amended to breach Of
the peace in the Police Court, where
notified by the authorities Of the in
stitution to leave. Brown left on the
morning train for Mayfield. Mad
dox, however, continued in his room
at the university from the senior,
junior, sophomore and freshman
classes, found him at the freshman
class dance last night and told him
that the students Of the university
could not consider his act college
prank, and that his presence longer
would not be tolerated.
Maddox was made to leave the
dance, and he was told that if he re-
manned in his room at the dormitory
over Saturday night he would be put
out by force.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-19

Nay be Taken Care Of on Gould Vir-
ginia Farm.

Lynchburg, Va May 1t.-Tt was
learned this afternoon that Booker
I. Washington, the head Of the Tus-
kegee (AlaD institute, is guest at
Blue Gap farm. where he is in con-
suitation with Mrs. Katherine G..
could regarding the establishment
Of the proposed industrial school by
Mrs. Gould upon her estate there
ADropos Of the visit of Washington
to Blue Gap farm, it was ascertained
that Mrs. Gould has been consider
ing the establishment Of the school
at Blue Gap farm for the instruction
Of Negro Catholics Of New York City.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-19
MASKED MOB.
Took Negro From Deputy ShcriRs
and Lynchcd Him i'm Jail Yard.

Little Rock. Ark, May 14.--Dock
McLain a Negro. who severely in
jured Ernest Hale. young white
man at Ashdown. Adk., last April,
was taken from two Deputy Sheriffs
at that place last night by 25 men
and hanged in the Jail yard. The
lynching was done quietly, not a shot
being fired. All Of the lynchers ex-
cept two were masked,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-19

Without faith it is impossible to
please God and without prayer there
can be no communion with God
Therefore we ask the churches every
where to pray for our brethren who
go to the Edinburg Conference and
pray for that great meeting. Pray
for all our district and state meet
ings on the home field, that Cod may
meet them in their sessions and that
selfishness may be left in the back
ground and that all we do, be done
for His glory. We are and must
live and work for him.
Yours IN His name.
J.. G. Jordan.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-19
For superintendent Of County
Schools.

desire to announce my candidacy
for superintendent Of Kanawha
County Schools. subject to the decis-
ion Of the Republican primary to be
held May 21, 1919.
J. i. GILLESPIE,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-19

NOTES ABOUT BAPTIST MISSIONS
Money will be forwarded to Africa
in the next day or two to have the
Fouey boys join our Edinburg dele
cation on their return trip. The
remainder of the money necessary to
their homecoming has been appealed
for to some Of the best friends of
our cause and we know help will be
forthcoming
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-19

working places is a patent fact IL
they were ready. We anticipate all
the enrollments we can take care OF
almost from the very start.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-19

coNruurp ON rAan THnss,
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CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

Pablo bay about the middle of the
week and Friday the bay was said to
be thick with them. They were not
working very we'll, though several
hunters succeeded in bringing down a
few. F. Klevesahl bagged nine ducks
the Lincoln preserve a few days
ago, four of them being big "cans." "
Pete Ashcroft went up to Reclamation
when he heard of the coming of the
canvasbacks There is large number
of hunters out on the San Pablo shores
after the birds today.
GEESE ARE THICK
Gray and white geese are thick
around Rio Vista and hunters are hav-
Bill Chute sent a big bunch of gray
W. Purcell arrived from Rio Vista FRI
day with 40 of them. Purcell shot on
the Ellery place and J. Harvey Jones
found the same grounds good for a
string last Sunday. Chute and Jones
are shooting at the same place today
with Link Upham and DR. j. A. Wibon.
Quail hunters are doing well in va
rious parts of the bay counties. w. ID.
Page got the limit of 90 several times
recently in San Mateo county and also
at Burdells in Marin county. z. C. and
S. J. Pringle have also connected with
full bags at Burdells within the lae
week L. Cucato shot near Marshalls
and did very well, while H. E. Poston
and Ed Hammond did not have to go
any farther than the brickyards to get
limit strings.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
DRIVING CLUB TO
HOLD PICNIC HERE
Elaborate Program of Races
and Sports Arranged for
TanfOran Outing

The San Francisco driving club will
hold its annual picnic and outing to-
day at Tanforan racetrack. An elab-
crate program has been arranged,
which includes five races between some
Of the best trotters and PAGERS be-
longing to the club. There will also
be baseball game between the mem
bers Of the San Francisco driving club
and the Commercial travellers. Dane
ing will be another feature on the
program.
The races should prove very inter-
esting. as. 1.-The fields bring some clever
horses tosether. The fifth race, mixed,
has seven starters. and the race has a
very open look. Kitty D, Celia K ana
others are to measure strides.
The entries follow:
]. F. PerFirs's Little Medium. T. H. Corcoran S
Caliente Girl. S. Burns Dickens B.
Second race, 2:22 trot-E. Cerceit's California
Babe Benton. H. Hagensen's Search Ne, ]. W.
McTigue's Darby Nc, G. Tassis Steve d, r. Con-
Third race. 2:25 pace-John Deschler's King
d. Fred Lauterwasser's Prince Almo H. Schott-
ler's Lula s. H. Cohen's Edenrale, II. Campo
Fourth race. 2:ls trot-E. Domenichini's Reno
D, ]. V. Gnltndo's Harold K. V. verilhac's Doc
Fifth race, free for all, miKed-W. j. Ken
ney's W X; John kramer's Celia K, S. II.
Coweil's Kermit; c. James Ray McGregor, F.
Burton's Walter wilkes. James o'Kane's King
v Chase & Giannini's Kitty d.
A baseball game will be played with
the following lineups:
San Francisco driving club team-Catcher, J.
Moyse; pitcher. Joe Baldocchi: first base, F.
Walker; second base, j. Atthowe; third base, t.
McGee: shortstop. W. Atthowe: left field; W.
Debois; center feld. D. Walker; right held,, ].
A de Back; extras-George Earlin, II. Schottler,
s. campi.
Commercial Travellers tesm-Captain, ]. D.
WaTde; catcher Joe Martinelli; pitcher, J. Bal
docci; first base. A. Bray: third base, J. Rose;
right held.- A. McMains; center field, c. Klein
ecke; left field. NJ. Christmann: shortstop. F..
Delaney: extra. George Engelheld; manager,
Emmett Dunn.
The officials will be:
Starter. W. J. Kenney; marshal. r. P. Lauter-
wssser Jr.; judges-Jack Welch. James Finch.
Bert Edwards; timers-James Lombard, Val.
Cooney. Fred Clotere.
The officers of the club are:
". J. Kenney, president: Bert Edwards. vice
president: james McGrath. secretary; T. p.
Lauterwasser Sr., treasurer H Schottler. ser
gesnt at arms.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
TAHOE HATCHERIES
end BANNER YEAR
Millions of Fish Are Deposited
i'm Streams and Lakes
Throughout State
Especial Dispatch to The Call

LAKE TAHOE, Oct. 29-The super
Hunt, has closed the hatchery after the
best season ever experienced. All the
streams in the vicinity of Lake Tahoe
have been stocked and many thousands
of baby trout have been placed in Don
ner, Webber and Independence lakes,
besides a number of smaller lakes in
the immediate neighborhood.
Nearly 5000, 1000 fish were deposited in
the various streams and lakes, while
nearly 100000 fish have been shipped
to other points in California.
1t is stated that If the state would
provide more literally for the Tahoe
hatchery the capacity for handling eggs
would be greater and the tributaries to
Lake Tahoe would produce at least 25,-
600 900 eggs each season.
Only 5000, 900 eggs were collected this
season and these were taken from Tay-
lor creek. the outlet of Fallen Leaf
lake. 1t is claimed there are at least
10 other creeks that would average
about 100000 eggs annually, sufficient
TO stock all the small lakes on the
Pacific slope in California.
The Tahoe hatchery holds a record
for collecting eggs. In one day last
spring $4,000 eggs were collected in a
period of five hours Five million eggs
have been collected in one day at this
hatchery.
The Tahoe hatchery is considered one
of the best small stations in California.
During the last year many improve
ments have been made, the greatest of
which was new foundation for the
hatchery and a renewal of the interior
with Matching equipment. over 1900
feet of iron pipe, conveying water from
springs on the hatchery reserve, has
been installed, putting the plant in first
class condition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Bow1ers Hook Up in
Three Journeys

Three tournament matches were
played by the Scottish bowlers yes
terday, two in the scratch singles event
and one In the handicap singles. In
the latter r. Mann beat B. Etter 81
to Is.
In the scratch event w. P. Higgen-
boston caused quite surprise by beat
ing Joseph Gray. The score was 21 TO
II. In the other match Champion j. C.
NIoffatt showed his class when he beat
w. Maundrell 81 to 10. The loser is
one Of the cleverest bow1ers in the city,
but proved no match for the champion.
Practice scores:
j. T. Dave and John McLaren beat
D. O'Brien and Irone FL TO IA; j. c.
Moffatt and Thomas Millar beat c. Nc
Innis and w. Maundrell 81 TO 10; Maun-
drell and McInnis beat Moffatt and
Rev. A. c. Bane II to Is; O'Brien and
Moffatt beat Higgenbottom and J. Blair
21 to IL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Imps Open Up Season
With Victory

The Tamalpais club Imps opened the
basket ball season by defeating the
Sherman evening high school by a
score of "a to 4. The game showed the
Imps to be a strong team and they are
now open to play any 125 pound team In
the city.
The Tamalpais soccer team has ap-
piled for admission to the Western
football league. The club will hold a
track and field meet at the stadium to-
day II meets the Humboldt high school
in field trials.
The Smilers, $50 pound basket ball
team started their season Friday with
a well earned victory over the Swastika
Juniors by the score of 36 to %.
The features of the game was the
fast playing of the victors and the
clever work of Dray and Rodgers of the
losing team.
The smilers lined up as follows: Ma
lott, center: Littlefeld, Shelly, guards
Denis, Schumacher. forwards.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Twin PEAK CASTLE
TAKES field DAY
knights of King Arthur Furnish
Exciting Competition at
SOufhSide Park

Twin Peaks castle won the first an
nual field day of the knights of King
Arthur, which was held yesterday aft
ernoon at the southside Fairgrounds,
with Drake castle second. Chestnut
third and Golden Gate fourth.
Nesbit of Drake castle was the star
of the day. scoring 20 points for his
team by winning four first places
McAdrr, Mutin and Schmitt were the
largest point winners for Twin Peaks.
Playground Commissioner ]. c. AS
tredo, George Schlitter and Ray Daugh-
erty handled the events in good style
The full results were as follows:
30 yard dash. so pound cless-First St, heat won Ys
G.l third W. Garratt (CD; time. 3-5 seconds
Second heat won by III. Nelson (f P; second
j. Morgan ct. P.). third A. Smith tC.l; time
IT. P.). second R. GlassOn &c. G), third a.
Nelson IT. P.l; time, 10 seconds
by E. Nesbit Cd. second ]. Mutin IT. P).
third Ed Hammer IT. P.l; time. 25 seconds
Second he's won by G; Dodge D.), second AID
seconds. Final heat won by Nesbit CDD. second
Mutin ct. P.). third Aldredge Co; time. sec
onds.
40 yard dash. 115 pound elass-First heat won
by Bridget (D). second Ieiken CD, third c.
Dodge CD; time, 2-5 seconds
Adoo IT. P.). second Piercy IT. Pl; time.
D. Smith (T P,); time 8 2-5 seconds.
100 yard dash. unlimited class-WOn by Nc
by McAdoo IT. P.), second Piercy 1T. P.), third
II as seconds.
100 yard dash. e5 pound class-won by Nesbit
CD. second Mutin ct. P). third Rice Co.;
time. 10 2-5 seconds.
44O yard relay, so pound class-won by Twin
Peaks, second Chestnut: time, SO seconds.
40 yard relay. 95 pound class-Won by Twin
Peaks second Chestnut: time. SO 1-5 seconds.
440 yard relay. rs pound class-Won by
Drake; time. 81 seconds.
$50 yard relay. unlimited clsss-Won by Twin
Peaks second Twin Peaks No. 2. third Drake;
time. minutes 20 seconds.
Running high jump. so pound elass-won by
(D); height. feet 919 inches.
Running high jump, 95 pound clsss-won by
Nesbit CD second Aiding (C.). third Leiken
(D); height, 8 feet ILL., inches.
Running high jump. unlimited class-won by
Morgan ct. P.). second Piercy 1T. P): height,
8 feet inches.
Running broad jump. so pound class-won by
&c. G.): distance. 13 feet inches
Running broad jump. 80 pound elsss-Won by
Neshit (D.), second Rue (C.), third Martin IT.
P.) distance IA feet inches.
Running broad jump, 115 pound class-Won by
Bridget (Dsl. second Dodge Ode distance. 13
feet pa inches.
Running broad jump, unlimited class-won by
Morgan ct. P.l. second Smith ct. P.), third,
Piercy ct. P.): distance, 16 feet inches.
90 yard dash, girls under IA years-won by
Vera Schmitt, second Gertrude Bradley, third
Margery Voice: time. 2-5 seconds.
so yard dash. girls over IA years-won by
Margaret Watts. second Frances Garratt third
Ruth Lathe: time. Is seconds.
40 yard dash, girls under IA years-Won by
Vera Schmtt, second Gertrude Bradley, third
Margery Voice: time. 10 3-5 seconds
40 yard dash. girls over II years-won by
Margaret Watts. second Frances Garratt third
Ruth Lathe; time, IL seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Fight Fans Hurt
When Stand Falls

PITTSBURG, Oct. pa
score of men were hurt tonight
when huge bleacher stand col
lapsed on the second floor Of
the old city hall here, now used
as market house. Three
hundred spectators at a boxing
exhibition were precipitated
into a mass of human bodies
and splintered wood. The stand
is said to have been insufficient
1y supported by braces.
Two thousand men in the hall
were in a panic when the col
lapse came, but police re-
strained spectators from jump
ing down stairways and from
the windows. Ambulances
rushed severa Ito local hospitals.
where injuries were dressed and
a room adjoining the hall was
turne dinto a temporary hos
pital.
None fthe injured are Sc
riously hurt.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Foge1 Refuses
Pay for REDS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-
President FOgel OF the Philade1-
phia National league club, when
informed today that President
Lynch had promulgated the re-
lease of the four Cincinnati
players to the Philadelphia club,
said:
"We will be glad to accept
these players IL they want to give
them to us as a gift. No order
has been made releasing Phila-
delphia players to Cincinnati,
and none will be made until I
notify President Lynch over my
signature to do SO.
81 have not agreed to an -ex-
change. nor have acted on
Manager Dooin's Resignation"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Fishing Is Excellent
Around Eureka
Especial Dispoich 10 The Call

EUREKA, Oct. 2s.-According to men
who have frequented the water front
for many years past there were more
boats on the bay this morning with
trollers in them than ever before. Also
the craft at the lighthouses were out,
as were nearly all of the small boats
owned by private individuals. All ap-
peared TO be handling nice catches, as
the fish are very plentiful in the bay
this year. Two men who were out in
a small boat for only an hour and a
quarter returned with five large sal
mon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Mexico Excursion

Christmas in old Mexico. No more
unique or interesting way to spend the
holidays than by joining the great per-
sonally conducted excursion from San
Francisco December IA, and Los An
geles December Is. Round trip $50.
Dining, parlor and observation cars and
Pullman vestibuled sleepers. For de-
tails see agents Southern Pacific. Ticket
ofhces, Flood building, Palace hotel,
Townsend streets depot and Broadway
and Thirteenth street, Oakland. Santa
Fe Office, 673 Market street. National
building
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
YALE WINS CLOSE GAME

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 2e.-The
Yale eleven today debated Colgate, 1a
10 0, the contest being moer exciting
than the score would indicate Within
five minutes after the game had been
started Yale made goal from field and
in the same period scored touchdown,
but failed to kick the goal. The play
was fast throughout. Walter Camp Jr.
who replaced fitzpatrick of Yale at left
end. had his knee seriously hurt in
-scrimmage and was carried from the
field.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
BEATS DARTMOUTH

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The clean rec
ord OF Dartmouth's swift and rugged
football eleven was smirched for the
first time this season today when Pen
dleton, the fleet Princeton halfback,
raced 70 yards across the polo grounds
gridiron for the first touchdown the
Tigers have scored against the Greens
in two years. Pendleton kicked the
goal. Final score: Princeton 6. Dart
mouth O.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
HANDBALL GAMES TDAY

The following handbalI games will
be played today at McHugh's court: s.
Lichtnstein and ]. Murray play r. A.
Caverly and E. Deveny; T. Salmon and
]. Cronin play ]. Crowley and NJ Guth-
rie, w. OConnor and E. Antron play
A. Oehlman and J. Raymond. In the
singles NJ. Finn meets d. McHugh, J.
Cosgrove meets d. OLeary and B.
Reilly meets F. Brady
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Three Players Still IN
Tournament

With but eight more games to play
in the class B championship tournament
has narrowed down to three men
Chapman, Drummer and Doctor Burns
This trio will meet In the deciding
games this week Chapman has a lead
of one game, but his two competitors
have played in one game less thus far
The standing is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
COLORADO A WINNER

DENVER, Colo, Oct. 29.-In a game
marked by the frequent fumbling by
both teams the University of Colorado
defeated the University of Utah here
this afternoon at Union park by score
of IL to 0. Right Halfback Rich of
Colorado made goals from field at 40
and As yards.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Eastern Football Games

At South Bethlehem, Pa-Swarth-
more Is. Lehigh s.
At Ames. Ia.-Morningside 5, Ames o.
At Lansing, Mich.-Michigan agricul-
tural college II. Notre Dame 0.
sity 16. Haskell 0.
At st. Louis.-Soccer game: Christian
Brothers college 5, Illinois university o.
AT st. Louis.-Washingto university
80, Drury g.
At Des Moines.-Drake 8. Simpson o.
AT Lawrence.-Kansas 21, Washburn
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

The man. who has a good reputation
may not be able to realize the fun he
might have If he didn't
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

Some men are always looking for a.
chance to earn money and some are
satisfied If they merely get it.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

No. Cordelia. a doctor isn't neces-
sarily quack because he wears a duck
suit
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
PENNsY BEATS INDIANS

TEN-FSI
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-Pennsyl-
vania defeated the Carlisle Indians. II
to 5, today in a game that was a mix
ture of good and bad playing The
battle throughout was clean of fouls
in contrast to the game last year. when
Umpire Bill" Edwards was struck by
an Indian player.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

An honest man can't help feeling
restless when his bills are unsettled.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

This morning at 1920 o'clock the
Brooklyn club football team WIFI line
up against the crack team OF the
cruiser Pennsylvania
The teams will be as follows: