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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
c. S. A. |. MEET TO
HAVE $50 ENTRIES
Imposing List OF Trophies Is
Offered TO Winners of Afh-
Iefic Events
By TED CLAIRE

seven hundred and fifty entrants.
some 90 odd schools, Is
the showing that the Catholic Schools
athletic league viii make at the Audi
torfum. this city. on the evening OF
October. %.
At the meeting held yesterday at sa-
cred Heart college the followiRg
schools pledged a complete entry list:
From San Francisco. st. Peters. St
James. sacred Heart school Sacred
Heart college grammar department.. ST.
Brfgids. St. Josephs. st. Patricks. Star
OF the Sea, st. Anthony's. St. Francis,
ST. Ignatius' college grammar depart
ment. st. Boniface's and ST. Charles
Represented from Oakland. Berkeley
and Fruitvale will be St. Anthony 3, It
Elizabeth's, 81. Brigid's. ST. Patricks.
ST. Francis Sacred Heart, st. Josepl1s
academy and st. Joseph's school
The assignment of trophies aEd
prizes resulted in this order: The
Archbishop Riordan cup for first place
among the various Christian Brothers
schools; for second place. the DR.. Toner
trophy. Kelleher- Brown prize will be
given for the lis pound relay in the
class A division; the trophies OF ShTeve
& Co. Lionel a. Wolff and RooE Broth
ers were set aside respectively for the
s5, so and 20 pound relays in A division
McBrearty & Mccormick donated a
handsome cup TO be awarded to the
school making the nattiest appearance
in the parade, which feature is this
year slated to be unique event OF the
meet
The Hiram Johnson prize was as
signed for the best drilled team in the
parade. A set of judges thoroughly
conversant with military tactics viii
be appointed to decide the winner.
Theodore Bells contribution will be
awarded TO the sisters school winning
the highest honors. Timothy Spellacy's
cup will go TO the sisters school TAX
ing second place
Judge Thomas J. Lennon has given
cup for the 115 pound relay in the B
division known as the sisters division.
st. Mary's. St. Igratius', Sacred Heart.
Santa Clara and Sacramento instituts
will enter teams in a special relay race
Michael Casey has sent in an imposing
trophy for this event
Besides the medals to be awarded to
first. second. and third places in indi-
yidual events. each contestant of the
entire $50 entered will be given a
souvenir metallic badge.
Brother Timothy. secretary of the
league, appointed roofing sections and
positions in the parade for the various
delegations and schools
The officials of the lea ague's meet will
be:
Lionel A. Wolf. starter; Thomas slavin and
Fred Martin. assistants; Douglas ErSkine, Walter
Christie John Hammersmith. William r. Hum
phrey and John Elliott. judges OF finish; Charles
Mimic Peter j. Mccormick and Otto Rittler.
timers; Harry Mckenzie and Charles Laumeister.
clerks OF scales. George Clarmon. ePter HaZ-
Philip Wand, James O'Kane. Thomas J. Lennon.
Charles Fay. Bernard J. Flood, J. NJ sullivan.
r. T. Lyons T. Riordan. j. Settle. F. Foran.
Robert A. Roos. Joseph Taaffe, Michael Harrsn
Jr. and Matt Harris. inspectors; Brother limo
thy. marshall G. " Mckeever Daniel =. Doran.
Joseph r. Hickey and Herbert Hauser. scorers.
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Ogden Results

OGDEN, Oct. 13.--only two outsiders won at
the fair grounds today. The track was very
heavy. but the favortes liked the going and
brought home the money. In the fourth race
Nebraska Lass. the heavily played favorite,
refused to break and was left at the post. Sum
mary:
FIRST RACE-Fve furlongs. selling:
ocds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
4-5--Csmera. 104 tGargan1. :-......-...--....
7-2-Buepa. lo4 ,Plourdl ..........--......2
6l-Sylyia Z JOB tManders).....:. ...-..
Time. ! :0S 1-5. Susie Gregg also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fire furlongs purse:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
25-Miss Greenwood. 1o3 fPickens). )..---.-...- 1
4-1-Amargosa, 81 tBuxton) ).-.---.--........'..
5-2-Louise B. los fManders}
Time. Los 49, Copper City also ran.
THIRD RACE-seven furIongs. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
4-1--Jim Cafferata. rs tRosenp :.-.....-.... l
5-2-Ho~ard Pearson. Jos fMandcrs)- ........
6-5-Hammeraway. 103 Dickens 3.
Time. 1:35 3s5. Busy Man, Royal River, also
ran.
FOURTH RACE--0ne mile. selling:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-l-Captan Burnett. 109 fManders} .---...... /
I-5--Treasure Seeker. Ill tRoseDl. ..,-........2 2
5-l--knigbt Of IFanhoe, 101 (Anderson) ....-
Time. 81. 0beron. Nebraska LASS. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. selling:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1-1--Narfare. 100 lGargan) )................... 1
5-2-Galene Gale. I01 (Rosen) ...........
6-5--SDowball, III sBuxtonl
SIXTH RACE-Fiye furlongs. selling:
ODDS. Horse weight and Iockey. Fin:
4-5-Neada 100 .sNfandersl- .-.---.-.--. j
3-2-Barnlng Bush. 100 tPicksns 49,. ...----...
81 Hannibal Bey- 100 fRosen) )---.. -.-..--. . 5
Time. los Is. ketchel, Coriel, also ran
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that it is difficult for him to believe
''You will notice this section doesn't
provide for forfeiture for playing con-
tract jumpers, and the distinguished,
impartial man doesn't cite any rule
giving him power to forfeit games for
playing a contract jumper. Establish
ing the mere fact Hetling is a contract
jumper under this section doesn't for
felt the bond and give him his pound
of fiesh-three games to Oakland.
Hence TO accomplish his purpose and
forfeit these games. he must establish
the fact that Hetling belongs to. Spo-
kane and is on either reservation, and
he does this upon his difficulty to be-
lieve.
-Conceding that Hetling played with
Spokane for couple of weeks, TO the
end Of their season, conceding that he
signed a contract just as the judge
states in his opinion, even then. If in
ia ct he belonged to Portland as he did
and does. these games can not be legal
~ forfeited under section or under
any rule. Hence, the Importance of the
Judges difficulty to believe.
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these hypotheses-either Hetling be
longs TO Spokane or is a declared con-
tract jumper With the gentleman put
himself squarely on either or both of
these? ] defy him to do IT He can't
establish the truth Of either He hasn't
the nerve or the ability to do it. ] viii
bet him 500 to SO he can't establish
either and he dare not accept the bet.
II he is so fair. let him show his steel
Article %. headed:
&" Control and discipline. section 3.
Players are prohibited from joining
any other club or clubs Tor the purpose
OF participating in championship games
after the close Of the season OF the
league TO which they are under reserva-
ton. under such penalty as the national
board OF arbitration may inf1ict. Clubs
are also prohibited from EN- ploying
such players in any championship con-
tests under penalty. Of forfeiture Of
game in which such players participate
Here you find the forfeiture clause
and with that alacrity the distinguished
president. who doesn't care who wins
the pennsnt. slaps the penalty on Port
land upon the sole and solitary ground
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coURsING STAKE SUNDAY

At Ingleside coursing park next
Sunday a "a dog open stake will be
run for. The fastest greyhounds in
training meet. The individual system
of wagering that is now being put in
vogue at the coursing park is some
thing new TO the patrons OF the game,
but they are getting to understand it.
The drawing resulted as follows:
Open stake, first round-Niss Hudson -.
Union Label:- Young Pasha vs.. Little Wedge
wood: The Limit VS.. True Wing; Black Bird vs.
Galternore: Turkeys Best vs. Theodore NJ; l. NJ
vs. Go Ashore; Gold Musk vs. Alone: Sepoy vs.
Perafta Boy; Georgetown vs.. Star Pointer, Ger
trude VS. ROYAL Gold: The Crowd vs.. Teddy
Blue. Mile Rock VS. Carmel.
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All Stars Win Again
From Athletics

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-By win
ming todays game, to ?. the All Stars
made it three straight from the 1910
champions of the American league.
Bender, Coombs and Krause each
pitched three innings and. with the
exception of the Indian. were batted
freely. White prevented the home
team from scoring until the ninth in
ming.
All Star. ....,.....-.. II D
Bstferiss4white and Street: Bender. Coombs,
Krause and Thomas Lapp.
The American league champions will
not start the series favorites with those
who wager with their heads and not
with their hearts. Up to the time of
the injury to Johnny Evers of the Chi
cago Nationals what betting had been
done was at odds of to 8 On Chances
men. with little Philadelphia money in
sight, but following Evers' disability 1t
jumped to. al even money proposition.
falling back to the old odds after Phil
adelphias s poor showing in the last
few games.
Manager Connie Mack of the Phila-
delphia Americans said today that he
did not think there was a possible
chance for Centerfelder Oldring. who
was injured in last Tuesdays game
with the All Stars. to play in the
worlds series.
Some may say that we should not
have risked the players by playing
these games with the All Stars this
week. said Mack. but the games
were absolutely necessary, if we had
to. pay the penalty in the cost of
star player.
My men were getting rusty and a
few days more of idleness would have
seriously injured our chances next
week. As IL is, the series this week
is nutfing the team in srra NJ. sf1arn =,
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Big Football Rally Is
Held at Stanford
[Special Diseoich TO The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY Oct. 13-
The freshman football team was to-
night given its final sendoff before its
game with the California babies Sat
urday at rally in the assembly hall.
When the team entered the hall 1T
took fully 5 minutes for the cheering
and other demonstrations to subside-
Speeches to the men on the first year
team We're made by G. A. Ditz, student
body president: Coach G. j. Presley.
Trainer Dad" Moulton, Professor
Krehbiel. "Bilr' Pemberton, "a former
varsity PLAYER, and Prof. E. w. Pom
zer. After the rally in the assembly
hall a serpentine was held on the in
ner quad, fully 900 students dancing
around a big bonfire.
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LINEUPS OF STANFORD AND CALIFORNIA FRESHMAN TEAMS
ANNOUNCED FOR ANNUAL INTERCOLLEGIATE STRUGGLE
By WILLIAM UNMAcK

pounds On the other hand the Stanford back field is
slightly heavier than the California back Coach
Schaefer of California sprung surprise by putting
Shan in the rear rank of the place of Ullery.
pho had played the position right up TO the last practice
game Mcneil left out of the lineup onfng TO his
injuries phich have moi recovered sufficiently to Udr
rant the coaches taxing any chances Nth him. The
California team mill play with the 323 serum fornla
ton nhIe the Stanford team mill use the 2-3-2 serum,
NTH the ping forward
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= He coaches at Stanford and California unipersi-
ties announced the teams 10 represent the 1914
class last night.
At Stanford Coach Presley has taken Mitchell out
of the fornuds and placed him at center ucequdrer.
Harigan and Reeves have also been Switched around
from inside to outside fpe-eighth bach
Both teams are in fine condition and the diferenoen
peght in favor Of the California team The average
weight of the California forpqrds is about II pounds
per man. whiIe the Stanford team averages about los
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Cleveland Wins Second
From Cincinnati

CLEVELAND, Oct. 13.-The second
game of the series for the champion
ship Of Ohio between the Cleveland
was won by the former today. to g..
Joss, who pitched his first game since
July %. was invincible until the sixth,
when his arm grew weak and Cincin-
natl batted in two runs. He then re-
Tired in favor Of Kaler. Cleveland
knocked Gaspsr out of the box in the
third inning. Fromme was also hit
hard. but Burns, who finished, was
effective, though wild. Score:
r. II. Z.
tferelsnd ......-................ ; II
Cincinnati )
Batteries-Joss Ksier and Adams. GaSpar.
Fromme. Burns and Mclean. Umpires-0'Lough
I'm and BrennOn.
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Baseball Notes

Two games are to be played today at Recrea-
tion park between the Seals and the Oaks The
first contest will go at ] O'Clock and the Sec
ond will start shortly after the first game.
Lively will undoubtedly work in one Of the
games and Sutor is likely 10 oppose him.
= -tf ---f +
The Seals showed fash of their old form
In Yesterdays game All the fans were accusing
Mitchell Of having demorali lized the entire team.
An excursion will be run ION the Western
Pacific 20 Sacramento on October -. when the
Oaks meet the Senator's
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Louisville Results


LOUISVILLE; Oct 1s.--The feature Of today ~
card was the Shawnee selling stake of $1,500.
for 2 wear olds and upward. at one and a six
teeuth miles Mary Davis went to the front at
the START \ nd won By three lengths. Nimbus was
second. a head in front of cherryola. The last
named was interfered with on the first turn.
when Goose. on Carlton G. struck Atmoor. with
his wbin Goose was fined $50 and suspended for
the remainder of the meeting
First race. six furlongs- s-Alerrick. straight
s4sO. won; Alfred the Great. place s. 20; sec
second race. one mile-Rubia Granda. straight
so 10 won: Pirate Diana. place $500, second;
Starport, show $500. third Time. al.
Tbird race handicap, six furlongs-Tranee,
straight S1o.SO won: Melissande place S,.5O,
second: Prince Gal, show So 40, third. Time,
1.13-
Fourth race the Shawnee selling stake, mile
and a. -sixteenth--Mary Davis. straight SIS, won:
Ni1,,hus place $3.50. second Cherryola show
81 30. third. Time SLID do.
Fifth race. six fnrlongs.Tbe 1. Hague straight
cancer. show $500, third Time, 1.l4 2-5.
sixth race; mile and Sixteenth Hans.
81. 90. second Molesey show So, third. Time,
i:47 2-5.
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MATHEWSON FANS
AMY. AMERICANS
Nationals of Gotham Take First
Game of P0sfSeaSon
Series

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The New York
national league club defeated the New
York American team in the first game
In a pitchers battle between Old Mas
ter Christy Mathewson and the young
ster, Russell Ford, who has been the
sensation Of the American league this
season. the national twirler overshad-
owed his rival. Mathewson struck out
il. which equals the American league
record and excels the National lea que
record for this season. The present
series is the first ever held between the
two New York clubs and was largely
attended.
Mathewson's work has rarely, If ever.
been eQualed in any game in New York.
When his opponents threatened to
score. Mathewson was at his best, fan
ming the batsmen with a high fast ball
and fadeaway. Ford pitched fine ball,
striking out nine of the New York Ma
tionals and holding them we'll in hand
with his so-caIled mystery BALI until
his teams defense weakened in the
eighth inning and four runs were made
on hard hitting Ford struck out Snod-
grass, the heavy hitter, every time he
came to the plate.
The Americans suffered a hard blow
10 their post-season hopes today when
Catcher Sweeney had his finger badly
split by a foul tip in the third inning.
Mitchell took his place Score:
R. H. E.
Americans ----.-------.....---- g 2
Nationals IL
Batteries - Ford snd Sweeney. Mitchell !:
MathcwsOn ana Myers. Umpires-hlem and
Evans.
The paid attendance at today's game
was 243os the total receipts S19,262.75.
OF this amount the players win receive
sIO401ss, each club owner SS.z67-7o
and the national commission S1,e25.27.
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FoRBEs RE-ENTEns RING

CHICAGO, Oct 1S.-Harry Forbes.
former bantam weight champion of the
world, has been matched TO meet Jimmy
Watts OF Indianapolis for 10 rounds
before the Springfield athletic club at
Springfield, O., October II. The men
viii meet at catchweiglats.
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Cured in 5 Days
Varicocele
Hydrscsle
Hernia
Piles
FiSinla
Structure

CURE yARICOCELE. HYDR0CELE.
HERNIA. PILES. FISTJLA AND STRlC-
TURE in five days No severe operation. NO
detention from occupation.
l am the only specialist In San francisco
who does not advertise fictitious name and
photograph. ! publish my true photograph:
correct name personally conduct my office
am the longest established most successful
and reliable as medical credentials and press
records prove make this statement 50 tnat
you will know you consult a celebrated Spe-.
ciaiist who sees and treats patients person.
ally. / possess skill and experience acquired
in such way thar no other can share ana
should not be classed with medical companies
IL is unwise and expensive TO embrace the
statements of medical companies lt IS I'M
possible for medical company to attend col
1ege- Companies have no diplomas or license
10 practice medicine in California or any
other state. Medical companies usually are
named after doctor. portrsit whose per-
lected and published the legitimate spe-
cfalist Of the office. Hired substitutes. ordi-
nary doctors with questionable ability give
consultations. examinations and treatment .
MY DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
"WEAkNESS"
That disorder commonly known as weak
ness has for years and generations bafned
the efforts of physicians. get to tals very
day a majority OF doctors. specialists not
excepted are attempting 10 overcome X By
methods that have been in constant use and
have always failed for half century They
dose the system with powerful stimulautS
and tonies. calculated TO restore nervous
force or strength thar is not and never has
been lacking with a result that the ftine-
tioDs are temporarily excited. 10 the positive
detriment OF the patient WeakDess-we viii
call it such for convenience just Dow-ts
only symptom resulting from chrOnically
swollen and inhamed prostate gland, and is
curabIe by local treatment only Either
early dissipation or some Improperly treated
contracted disease is responsible for the in-
hanirnation in most instances. though .acef-
dent. injury. strain. etc. may produce The
same result permanently cure these
cases OF prematureness loss OF power. etc.,
without the giving of single Internal dDss.
which demonstrates the absolute aecuraey cot
my understanding and treatment of this dlsS
order In years I have not met with a sin
gle failure and I have entire confidence IN
nv ability TO cure all cases that come 70 me
for treatment. I am equally certain that nor
treatment other than that which 7 have~per-
fectsd can completely aud permanently re-
store strength and vigor-
also cure Contracted Disease. Chronic
Losses Spermatorrhoea. Contagious B1ootI
Poison and all Complications from these all
ments-
My advice and consultation free to the
afflicted. whether treatment Is taken or not
am always glad 10 explain my methods and
give friendly advice to all who call. II ron
can not come to see me. write today Hours
a. m. to D. IN. Sundays. to 1 only.
DIR. III. G. MARTIN
72f MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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OF PROTESTED GAMES BRINGS LOUD HOWL FRO
There Will BE A
DEARTH OF AUTOS
e. p. Brinegar, Pioneer Dealer,
Tells. Why There Will Not
Be Enough Motor Cars
By R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

An impression seems to have circu-
lated that there is an overproduction
In the automobile business where, in
fact, there will be a shortage this
year. At the end Of the 1910 season
there was an overproduction of some
makes of cars. and It caused the pub
lie TO think that the same condition
existed In every factory.
f. p. Brinegar. president of the
Pioneer automobile company. who
keeps as close in touch If not closer
with the auto trade situation in the
United States than any OF the other
local dealers. said yesterday:
The public, that Is, the auto buying
public. seems to be holding off. think
ing that they Wilt be able to pick up
some very fine bargains in new cars.
The fact that early deliveries can be
made at this time seems to favor this
impression. But those who are hold
ing back will realize too late that the
early deliveries mean that the fac
tories with the better equipment are
able to get out cars earlier than ever
before. They have decided to buy a
little under the number Of orders re-
ceived from agents.
This means that they do not pro-
pose to replace cars that any agent
might not be able to dispose of. None
Of the conservative factories care to
enlarge their plant. This means that
they will have to cut down on the
building of & 1911 cars SO as to get
ready for the 1912 product. AT the
factories of high grade cars. such as
the Lozier, they could take orders for
many more cars than they are going to
build. To accept them would mean
that the work would have to be rushed
at the expense of the car. and that is
against the policy of the Lozier fac
tory. For this self same reason there
viii be a shortage of the Chalmers
and Hudsons.
We have cars for delivery at pres
ent, but within the next three weeks
this condition will not exist. The
orders for future deliveries will come
very near taking up the remaining
cars that we are to get. It Will be
like 1t was two years ago when
buyers We're offering premiums TO get
a car. There will be many a man who
will have to take a second hand car if
he wants to get out into the country
with his family
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shipping of horses from eastern points to Em-
ervviiie will be on in earnest within the next
reak al, So and almost daily advices are re-
celyed from owners to the effect that they are
sbonf to start west. Secretary Treat OF the New
fsaIifornia Jockey club was notified yesterday
that II. c. Pritchard will start from Fort Erie
this week with six horses This will be the 5rst rs
the coast next week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

Rene j. Marx. Pacific coast manager
for Renault Freres selling branch, re-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

c. S. Richardson. manager of the Re.
lance automobile company, has re-
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Supply Company
With Six stores

means that by the first of November
the company will have five stores op-
Grating on the coast and by the first of
December there will be six.
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Henry Mccoy of the Chanslor & Lyon
motor supply company has received
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Renault Service
Complete Here

States. While in New York, Marx saw
shipped to the local branch a complete
list of parts for the 'Renault cars. An
owner of the popular French make
can now get as good service as if he
We're in New York or Paris Marx is
enthusiastic over the condition of the
Renault trade in New York. While
there he sold 25-35 baby tonneau
Renault to W. T. Warren of this city.
Warren is going to drive his car over
land and leaves on Monday for the
coast.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

WIFI TIC Re-
public rubber company TO equip all of
his new mail cars with Republic Stag
gard tread tires.
We decided to adopt Republic tires
said Bersch, only after the most ex-
acting tests and adopted them as our
regular equipment as result of the
excellent service which these tires
have given on our cars in the past.''
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
Knox Makes
Successful Trip

Charles Young of the Premier agency
in Los Angeles. accompanied by w D.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

lUIHeU ytSl6I UdY
from his confer
ence with Paul
Lacroix, mana ger
f I-ns&nd
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. q fOCdt6u "a
Thomas in soutneast corner
= = -- ---< = street and Van
Ness avenue. In
the new home a full line of the we'll
known Thomas cars of the 1911 mod
els will in a short time be placed on
the .salesroom floor for the inspection
of the public
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-27
TRAINS ON TIME.

There is no part of the country
where the train service is more sat
ssfactory than in New England
where 30 large a percentage of the
trains arrive on time; and the Con-
xolidated road has a fine reputation
along these lines. According to the
report recently made public by Vice
President Byrnes, from IS to 81 per
cent OF New Haven trains are on
time.
While the railroads in this part of
the country are being praised for their
efficiency. the railroads Of the south
are being ridiculed for their careless
and unbusinessiike methods. Here the
trainmen are held to strict accounta-
hility for any failure 70 make schedule
time and there they stop the train to
gather corn from neigfboring fields
or TO pursue and capture deer that
has been shot from the car windows
To DO an hour or two late or to miss
connections does not appear to be re-
Earced as a serious offence in that
part OF the country. The papers re-
gard the schedule as a joke.