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The Washington times., 1910-05-09
STEAMBOATS,
Express Turbine Steel Steamships
YALE and HARVARD

Service 20 be resumed for Season May ID
THE METROPOLITAN STEAMSHIP COM
PANT Is pleased 20 announce the resumption q
passenger service by lts direct Ail-the-EFsy-by-
water Route between New YORK and Boston OF
Monday. May 2Sd. 1910
THE YALE AND HARVARD beginning With
this season. VII b.zru o. Fuss. They Quilted
win wireless TeleVraphy Suc1Grine signal Servics
SeaTchIghts. and every known device 10 insure
Safety Comfort and Cow sHience- SIsteroonS
with or without bath. Main De1k Dining Room. ETC.
etc- AB Unbroken NigAt-s Rest ron CITY 20 CITY
over the most fascinating salt Water Route n tbs
World.
THROUGH TICKETS Wis the Metropolitan
Line al principal Railroad and Steamboat Ticket
Ofces throughout the country Fares the same
vis Long Island sound Lines For advance Feser-
vations. address General Passenger Agent Pier 3
North Rive, New YORK
SCHE DEIE- Week days and Sundays De
ginning May sd VII leave New York. Per 9,
y. r., near fpot % Rector St. P NJ Sane daily
schedule nom India wharf. BoE t01. Due 6ithE
CITY s O'Clock the following E,o-nsnz-
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~ accelerated when the observatories
announced that Saturn was being de-
Stfo2ed- FIRST II was noticed that the
rings were crumbiinE together
EMERSON was reused from his sleep
one night, several weeks later by q tele-
gram from NerkeS Observatory telling
or the explosion OF Saturn. and Of the
exceedingly great danger Of beng ami
MATED by colossal fragments. many Of
which, larger than the Garth We're hurl-
ING themselves toward the planet at in
tense speed.
Dressing hastily. he went 10 his little
tower office. where he studied the situa-
the news
There are two large pieces speed
ing IN the general direction Of the
earth, and they viii strike within ten
DAYS II nothing Is done was the
reply Of the observatory to Elverson's
Panorus old not seem alarmed 20 the
occurrence.
I'VE need simply To steer out OF tho
path OF the Wreckage~ ne replied
calmly. "But n settles one thfng.
Well have 10 attack Campus and
hight Out this battle TO a finish II
YOU agree Mars viii start on the long
journey with YOU tomorrow"
The general public was told nothing
about the narrow escape till the
danger was past and the earth had
Sone ana come twenty degrees from
her orbit and-sO as peTpetualiy 10
keep them away from the sun--na g
netic action was brought 10 bear upon
the huge masses OF wreckage from
poor saturn, which hung In the east
ern sky as large as moons.
This occurrence removed another
great obstacle to making the trip to-
ward Campus. for so great was pub
lie confidence and gratitude toward
Emerson and his associates that no
objection was made 10 any slightest
proposal EMERSON had been afraid
that the people would revolt against
taking the earth far out of its course
and making an aggressive attack on
Campus. who was still greatly feared
as an awful minister Of unlimited re
sources; but when people looked al
the several huge, dark masses Of rock
ara lava in the sky. and understood
that had Il not been for ElversOn
they would have crashed into the
earth and destroyed IL. the thankful
ness OF the whole planet vas Ets. ans
his counsel was needed without oppO-
sitiOn-
The Continuation of This story VIII
Be Found In Tomorrowis
Issue of The Times
The Washington times., 1910-05-09
SAYS IRISH RULE
IN GERMAN TOWN
Prof. Rohan, of Milwaukee, Gives
Illustrated Talk on Emerald
Isle"

Although Milwaukee has a population
Of S Per cent Irish and IS per cent Ger
man, the Irish are running the town,
icCOrdinE to Prof. Michael G. Rohan
f that city
Prof Rohan gave an illustrated lee
sure on the Emerald Isle under the aus
liCes Of Division n. ] Of the Ancient
order OF HibeTniars last night he
said there is al present a crisis in Ire
land. nd that the eyes OF every loyal
son Of Erin are turned upon George Y.
awaiting the influence he may bring 10
bear on TIE home rule issue
A musical and literary program pre-
ceeded Ehe lecture II included solos
by Thomas Evans Green, Mrs Armand
GumpTeChr. and Mrs. Nellie B KeIser.
and a reading by Prof Charlamasne
KOehIeT- Joseph A DAILY presided.
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.ERMAN SOCIETIES
IN SUMMER OUTING
Columbia TuTnveTein Walks While
GeTmania MaenneTChor
Goes on Boat
Goes on Boat

The summer entertainments OF two
z WashingtOn's German societies have
-eguu-
The Germania MaennerchOr started
he BAH rolling yesterday with an ex-
arsion TO NsrshaU Hail. while the
5lUmbia Turnv erein made a walking
tour 10 the farm OF Ernst GeTsIenbeTg
n SUitland Nd.
Three trips were made by the steam
Charles Manchester, and each time
= boat carried a capacity crowd to
resort Music was provided by q
umiJJee and other entertainments
re on hand.
y The gym1astic SEXTON OF the Turn
Elm began 4 waxing tour 70 the
itland farm and arrived there al
O'Clock AT orchestra was in at
dance and a game Of baseball be
cen the Bear and the Crouch clubs
ruiShed considerable fun The game
as called at the beginning Of the
TenCieth inning on account Of dark
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

An inhabitant Of Campus. a planet
millions q miles beyond the sun with
seemingly onnipotent power. threatens
the people OF the earth with total de-
struction BY dumping the earth into the
sun unless they accumulate S90,VVJ tons
OF gold and ship Il 10 him by means OF
airships. which he tsis them now 70
build The scientists OF the world decide
10 DEFY the Trncauny power and devise a
method by means Of which they are able
10 lift the earth from its orbit and steer
it wherever they will Furthermore they
invent perfect, magnetic screen about
tie earth which no current of whatever
power can pierce In retaliation Campus
attempts 10 throw Mars into the sun and
thus Iendanger the earth As a result FL
yerson a vvorI.i-farnous scientist. and his
Contemporaries. navigate the earth toward
Mars to protect her by means Of the high
powered inductive screens Co1nrnunica-
ton Is reached with the Inhabitants Of
Mars and a battle planned against Can
guUEz-
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place, as quite a number Of
in my immediate zeighbo--
fz27-z2e SEVENTH SD
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= y ORDER 10 facilitate communica-
ton without loss Of time as the
earth approached nearer and near
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The Continuation of This Story VIII
Be Found In TomOrrosFis
Issue of The Times
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MONTHLY MEETING.

The monthly meeting Of the George
town Citizens Association VIII be held
tonight at O'Clock in Potomac Hail.
Wisconsin avenue and II street Walter
s UTOrd, general Secretary Of the As
ISOLATED Charities viii address the
v--z1T7nE
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
Gossip Of the
Rugby Game
By WILLIAM UNMACK

Graduate Manager Farmer of Califor-
MIA university has announced that
extra bleachers will be built on Cali
fornia field for the annual game with
Stanford university this year. The
present bleachers accommodate $4,000
spectators. Engineers were busy yes
terday surveying for the new bleach
ers They will accommodate from
5000 to 1000 extra spectators.
HaIfback Mcmahon of the California
freshman squad is as good man in
that position as has ever represented
California first year team.
Roy McNeill, the California freshman
who has been on The injured list for
nearly three weeks, made his appear
ance yesterday for light practice. Nc
Neill will have no difficulty in making
the baby three-quarter line against
Stanford if his knee holds good.
The first tackling apparatus erected
on California field since the demise of
the old game will be put into practical
operation by the different squads today
at Berkeley.
Both Stanford and California univer-
stiles have extended hearty invita-
tions to Walter Camp to visit the re-
spective universities. and every facility
will be afforded the noted father of in
tercollegiate football to make thor
ough study of the Rugby game as
played here
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
Central California League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COURT OPENED HERE
Claim Filed Against Southern
Pacific for Overcharges

Special Examiner Charles P Gerry
of the interstate commerce commission
yesterday opened court in the post
office building to pass on many small
claims against railroad companies.
The first matter taken up by the ex-
aminer was a claim against the South
ern Pacific company, and other con-
Meeting lines. for the return of $293 to
the Z. Clemens Horst company, hop
and grain dealers. for an overcharge
of cents per 100 pounds on shipments
of hops across the continent prior to
January !. 1909. The railroad com
pany had been charging s1.52 per 100
pounds and voluntarily, after request
had been made, cut down the price
cents, but refused to make any repara-
tion for the previous alleged over
charging.
Examiner Gerry will continue hold
ing sessions for several days until evil
dence has been taken in all cases
against interstate corporations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
CARDINAL SOPHS
GOOSE EGG BABIES
Second Year Fifteen Shows
More knowledge i'm Inter-
class Game

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. 26.
The sophomores beat the freshmen to-
day at Rugby for the interclass hon
ors. The former team showed more
knowledge of the game and won by a
score of 10 to 0. The freshmen. how
ever, put up an interesting contest
There was no scoring during the
first half of the game. The freshmen
played remarkably we'll and held their
opponents down, but they were unable
to stand the strain and awakened in
the second half and two trys as well
a. two goal kicks were scored.
Gerryman, Worswick and Thoburn
figured in the first score and Raymond
kicked the goal. giving the sophomores
five points. Again the victors scored
when Bayley rushed the ball over the
opposition's goal line. Raymond again
converted. The teams lined up as fol-
lows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
FRESHMEN SWAMP
SANTA CLARA HIGH
Coach Schaeffer Tries Out a
Number of New Players
During Contest
ISeeoidl Dispotch to The Call

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
Sept. 26.-In a listless game the Cali
fornia freshmen overran Santa Clara
high schools Rugby team this after
noon to the score of 80. Coach
Schaeffer took advantage of the game
to try out a number of candidates for
the various positions of the baby team
The personnel of the back field was
in particular subject OF constant
change.
Santa Clara was weakened by the alb
sence of Captain Braden and Alex
ander. the crack center three-quarters,
whose places were filed by inexperi-
enced players. Santa Clara tried the
novel experiment of using two wing
forwards during a portion of the game.
but was forced TO abandon the idea.
Evans scored the first try of the
game after a pretty run from the 25
yard line Drake failed to convert
California's backs figured in a pretty
passing bout after the dropout and the
ball passed from Evans to Bailey to
Smith to Evans, who was downed on
the five yard line. Score. So
After considerable play Mcmahon
succeeded in getting over for a score.
Drake converted an easy goal. Score.
So
Santa Clara was offside on the kick
off and California freshmen were given
the ball for serum in midfeld.
Bailey. Abrams. Thompson, Evans
and Mac1ise were playing hard and fol-
the ball down the field and the for
wards rucked over for score. Drake
added the extra points. Score, 13-0.
California kept attacking and Santa
Clara was forced to save. Play lowered
around Santa Clara's five yard line and
Smith, securing. scored under the posts.
brakes kick hit the posts and bounded
back into the field. Score, 1910.
Abrams followed up on long kick
and secured the ball on Santa Clara's
five yard line. California freshmen
started a pretty rush. but could not get
over and the half ended with the ball
in touch at midfeld.
Fisher. Emerson, O'Connor, Taylor
and Lee were included in the freshman
lineup in the second half and this
seemed to put new life into the team
Lee opened up with a long run and put
Santa Clara on the defensive. Califor-
mia scrummed the ball to the backs and
Evans carried the ball to Santa CIara's
line Bailey went over on the next
play. Drake converted an easy goal
Score, 21-0.
Emerson scored the next try after
lodging his opponents and running
through the Santa Clara defense. Drake
missed the goal Score. 24-0.=
Play livened up and the ball moved
up and down the field rapidly. Califor-
MIA rushed the ball to Santa Clara's
five yard line and from the ensuing
serum the forwards rushed the ball
over the line. Shaw fell on IL and
Drake kicked the goal Final score.
29-0.
Lafferty refereed the game. The
teams lined up as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27

the same time it means that every
thing must go right for them from now
Until the end. if the local team hopes
10 win out again. The odds are against
the Seals. but if they can manage to
get a run Of luck they viii be in it
again.
The coming week will give the local
team a change to get back some of the
games 1t lost at the hands Of the Oaks.
The Seals class with the Senators and
unless Sacramento entirely upsets the
dope, the champions should be again
Essi. the running by the end of the week
six games out of seven would be big
boost TO the local club or even five
out Of seven would be a big help.
DOPE DON'T WORK
However, you can never dope out
BAH games and it may be just the oppo-
site. The Senators played like whirl-
winds in the south. but they seem TO
have the number of the Angels where
they have lost to other teams
This will be an important series so
far as San Francisco is concerned. 1t
wiz mean whether they are to be con-
t9nders or whether the fight for the
fa z will be contested by Portland. The
loss of the series to Sacramento would
mean that San Francisco is out of il.
IL the. north should be bitterly waged
for the leadership. Oakland has been
gradually drawing 10 the front until
now it is but q game and half away
from the leaders. The Oaks seem to be
playing the most consistent bali, but
Portland is a tough club to beat at
home.
The northerners are so well forti-
fed with pitchers that they make it
hard for the opposition. Oakland has
= bunch Of clever moundmen, too, SO
there is not much to choose between
the clubs. only that Portland will have
the advantage of playing at home.
SEESAW WOULD HELP
If Portland and Oakland seesaw dur
ing the week and the Seals have a
winning streak against the Senators
the race. will be close by the end of the
week and there viii be three clubs in
the race.
The. Oaks seem to have made a wise
move in securing the services Of Monte
Pfyl. as the lanky tosser is ably filling
IN during Cameron's suspension. Had
the Oaks been without Pfyl, they would
have been somewhat up against it
Cameron has another week of suspen-
sion remaining over his head before he
can get in the game.
The Angels and Vernon are PLAYING
at home, and the results of the games
in the south will have no effect on
the bearing of the race. Both clubs
are out Of it, but are fighting for fourth
place, and Vernon has a slight lead
being two points to the good.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
ELIGIbLES NAMED
FOR BABY GAME
Blue and Gold Team to Be
Chosen From 81 Members
of First Year Squad
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
Sept. 26.-With but little more than
three weeks intervening before the
annual game between the cardinal and
blue and gold baby f1fteens, both
teams have settled down to the final
stages of preparation.
Pursuant to the intercollegiate
agreement, Professor O'NeiIl, chairman
of the faculty athletic committee, has
submitted list of the freshmen. who,
according to the terms under which
the two universities compete, are ELI
gible to play on the California fresh
man team this season.
Although the clause permits of the
sending of 60 names, the list this
season only includes the names of 81
men. OF the men here named only Is
can make their numerals, as but three
substitutes are permitted to be played
Those eligible are as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
LOCAL BANKERS WILL
ENTERTAIN EASTERNERS
Financiers to Be i'm State for
Convention

Local bankers are preparing to en-
tertain the eastern financiers who are
likely to visit San Francisco on their
way to or from the thirty-sixth annual
convention of the American bankers
association at Los Angeles October 8 to
Z, inclusive. No definite plans will be
made for the entertainment of the WIS.,
itors with the exception of the opening
of a reception headquarters In tlN
Palace hotel, where the visitors will be
met by members of local financial in
citys
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
DEFEATED CANDIDATE
GETS MANDATE WRIT

OAKLAND Sept. 26.-Aaron Turner.
who was defeated in the recent pri-
maries by William R. Geary for justice
OF the peace of Brooklyn township,
was granted writ of mandate by
Judge waste today, directing the board
of supervisors to show why his name
should not be placed on the ballot as
receiving the republican nomination.
The points involved were identical. with
those passed upon by Judge Ogden in
the suit of George S. Gray of Alameda.
VINO claimed that the county act lin
itlng the number of constables and
justices in each township tn one was
unconstitutional
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
SEALS STILL HAVE
CHANCE FOR "RAY"
Clean Sweep in Series This Week
Would Put Them in Running


OF OF
and will only be consistent playing and fair luck that will bring them
their
pennant week
ofte makes big II a baseball game
The champions SO points the which is bit of
ground
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
TRY THE NEW CHARTER
Pupils Adopt Commission Form
of Government

BERKELEY, Sept. 26.-Believing in
the commission form of government,
the pupils of the Mckinley school of
this city have adopted a new. charter
embodying this plan for their own
student organization. Livingston Ir-
wing has been named as boys mayor
and Susie Harms as the girls mayor.
Commissioners of athletics, law and
order and other officers are features
of the plan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
SPOKANE UNABLE
TO LOCATE KNAPP
Northwestern League Champ,
ions BIanked i'm Exhibition
Game With Ducks

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 26.-The
Spokane team of the Northwestern
league and the Portland team of the
Pacific Coast league crossed bats here
today in an exhibition game, Portland
winning by l to 0.
The Neutrality-suspicious. were unable to
do anything at all with Knapp. Only
one man was able to hit him and not
effectively at that
Portland found Baker an even half
dozen times, but the Spokane pitcher
killed off all run getting prospects un-
til the eighth inning. Score:
NR. H. e.
Spokane Observation-Disclosures. 0 2
Batteries-Baker and Shea; Knapp and Muir
ray. Umpire-Finney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
CLUBWOMEN ENTERTAIN
WITH MUSIC AND TEA
Press Association Members
Have lmpromptu Affair

a musical was enjoyed by the mem
oers OF the Pacific Coast women's press
association at the Century club in Sut-
ter street yesterday afternoon. The
program was an impromptu affair. with
volunteered talent under the direction
or Mrs. Augusta Barle. The club presi-
dent, Miss Ina Coolbrith. presided, and
tea was served.
One of the chief attractions was the
singing of Laurence Strauss of the
conservatory of Music in Paris.
Miss Sallie Tremaine Ehrman gave a
number of violin selections and there
were piano solos and singing by Miss
Mary Kelly and Miss Edith Geer Kelly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
MILLS SCHOLARSHIP
TO BE ESTABLISHED
New England Women's Society
Launches the Plan

OAKLAND, Sept. ga scholarship
for New England girl is to be es-
tablished at Mills college by the Society
of New England Women. San Fran
cisco colony No. 10 has taken the plan
in hand and subscriptions will be So
licited from New England women in
California. A new colony has been
organized in San Diego with Mrs Ruby
Jewell Cornell as president.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
COLORADO CAPITALIST
SENDS MONEY TO SON
Stranded Youths Will Leave for
LeadViIle Home

OAKLAND, Sept. 26.-Money was
telegraphed today to Captain of Detec-
tives Petersen by S. D. Nicholson, man
ager of the Guggenheim exploration
company at Leadville, Colo, for the
railroad fare of Edward G. Nicholson,
the capitalists son, and his companion,
Charles Rutter. The boys went to the
police for aid yesterday. They will
start for Colorado tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
Census Returns

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept 26.-Popuiatio
statistics enumerated in the thirteenth cen<ns
were made public today by the census bureau
of the following cities:
New Bedford Mass o6 652 an incressa 20
34.2l0. or 54-s per cent over g. 442 In 1900
Salem, Mass, 43, 697. an increase of 7T41 or
2l-5 per cent over 30 956 in 1900 =
Dubuque. Ia, 3S 494 an increase NJ . 1o- -
81 per cent over 36 297 in 1900 "
Lancaster, Pa, 47.227. an Increase of !. 76S or
1873 per cent as compared with A., ,459 in 1900.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27

The women students Of the univer-
sity are planning to hold a tennis tour
nament on the Hearst hall courts. Pre-
vious tournaments have been held, but
this year for the first time varsity
women players viii be allowed to COM
pete. 1t is planned, however, that the
six women who have won their "C''
shall take byes in the first round
This will give the less experienced
players a chance to compete in more
than one match.
The tennis club has received a chal-
lenge from the Golden Gate women s
tennis club for a tournament to be
played in Golden Gate park Miss EN-
lily Drury is in charge of the tourna-
ment and will have charge of the
drawing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
PROBATION OFFICER
MAKES STRONG TALK

OAKLAND. Sept. 26.-In an address
given at the Pilgrim Congregational
church last night Probation officer
Christopher Ruess asserted that the
community and environment were re-
sponsible for BLACK sheep" in fam
lilies and that it was not correct TO
attribute black sheep" to heredity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27

NEW YORK. Sept 26.-Norman SeIby. better
known as kid Mccoy" the fighter. narrowly
escaped death today from an explosion and
fire on a launch in which he was passing the
night with friend on the Hudson river The
boat anchored of Fort Washington point.
SeIby and his friend, Frank George of Man
haitian. were preparing chafngdish feast over
an alcohol lamp, when it exploded.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
STUDENTS TO PRESENT
VAUDEVILLE PROGROM

OAKLAND, Sept. 26-The annual
vaudeville performance of the Oakland
high school will be given on the even
ing of October in the girls gymna
SUM. The proceeds of the entertain
ment are to be used in getting out a
girls edition of the Aegis, the high
school publication. The vaudeville will
be presented under the direction of Miss
Camille Adams, Edward Kitto and
Joseph Hunt.
Among those who will appear on the
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27

purifier, and the thousands of cases OF
Catarrh it has cured is proof that it is
the very medicine needed by those
who suffer with this trouble. Book on
Catarrrh and any medical advice free.
THE SWIFT sPECIF1C co.. Atlanta, CO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27

PROPERTY OWNERS MEEr1NG-A meeting
OF or property owners Of the upper Mission dis
west End improvement club. 5540 Mission
street. at o'clock this evening to consider
proJects OF Importance. The meeting will be
bers OF the improvement club or not.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
CATARRH
A SPECIFIC BLOOD IMpURTTY

Catarrh is a deep-seated blood dis
ease, one which no amount of local
treatment will ever permanently cure.
The beneficial effects of washes,
sprays, inhalations, ETC., are only
temporary, and when left off the old
condition returns, because the blood
is infected with catarrhal matter and
impurities. This impure condition
of the circulation irritates and in
flames the delicate mucous mem.
branes and tissues and produces the
well known symptoms of ringing
noises in the head and ears, mucus in
the throat, headaches, watery eyes,
partial deafness, sore throat, general
impairment of health, etc. This con.
dition will remain, growing worse as
long as the catarrhal matter is al.
lowed to remain in the blood. Being
aspecihc blood impurity, there is only
one way to cure Catarrh, and that is
to purify TIE blood. Nothing equals
S. SIS. for this purpose. 1t attacks
the disease at its head-in the circu-
1ation-and by thoroughly renovating