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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-08
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-08

Thomas Craven, one OF the obliging
aud efficient clerks Ia the store OF g. B.
BoWard x Company, is confined 20 his
home with an attack Of pneumonia
Ills many friends hope for a speedy re-
cuvery. Dr. BuHh Is la attendance.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-08
Position Wanted

Young lady wants position, or work
OF some kind, ia, or near, Emporium.
AddresH, y o.. care tRtsa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-08
5000 and $500 Positions.

We ueed more young men "a quality
Tor good paying poaltiona. West
brook Academy, Oleau. il-at.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-08

SIR f irogtroH, chemist for tho Key
stone National Powder Company, ut
tAe Keystone plant, II also sufferer
with au umpsu. We E4po thag tr
will sosu be fully recovered.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-12-08

Mrs. John Welsh II confined 90 her
home ou ti0h street, hy Illness. tlr.
Welsh had severe cold also a bilious
attack We are pleased "a state that
she h Improving ut this writing
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
RACfHORSE DYING:
POlSON|NGRUMOREO
Four Cracks Said to Have Been
"D0ped" by Fiend; Little
Hope for Raleigh p ID

Emeryville is astir over rumors that
some fiend. bent upon dulling the speed
of favorites, has endangered. the lives
istering poisonous dope the night be-
fore they were expected TO start
Raleigh P D, the good year old so
highly priced by G. NJ. Johnson, is said
to have one chance in a hundred of
living, despite the constant attendance
of three or four veterinarians. And
it is reported automatically that on
the morning the colt was taken sick
the day he was scratched from a race
when he should have won-his at
tendants found half of capsule in his
stall, containing a white powder. The
matter was reported to the stewards
and the powder turned over to them
for analysis. Doctor Masoero. the
clubs veterinarian. was summoned and
has been unable to determine the colts
trouble
When the story became current, it
developed that Ed Ball had the same
symptoms and-was scratched from a
race which would have been easy for
him to win. Since then Bedwell has
put night guard at his barn.
Next it is reported that the sickness
which caused the scratching of Likely
Dieudonne. after he had run great
race with Arasee, is like that of the
other two, and. in conclusion. locks
on the door of Rey Hindoo's stall would
seem to indicate that his owners think
the big sprinter might have been tam
pered with the night before he ran
his inexplicable race. An investiga-
tion will certainly follow, with some
hope of catching the pOisoner.
1t will be more than regrettable if
Johnson loses his good colt. for the
Tennesseean has had more than his
share of bad luck since coming west.
His good mare, Columbia Maid, died in
the north.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
JONES TO PITCH
AGAINST SEALS
Former Local Twirfer, VIII
Jumped to State League,
VIII Oppose Old Mates

oscar Jones, who was one of the
frogs that jumped from the Seals dur
ing the early part of last season and
get revenge on his old team mates by
pitching against them this afternoon at
the Valencia street grounds.
Jones will do the twirling for the
Fresno Tigers, who will clash with the
local champions. The game Is sched-
uled TO be played at ESQ p. m. The
southern team has beaten the White
Sox, and this afternoons argument
should be interesting.
White Sox team No.. arrived yes
terday and the members of the club
were out at the Valencia street grounds
getting in shape. There are many well
known faces in the lineup of the Sec
ond division of Comiskey's aggrega-
ton.
The big leaguers and the Commuters
play this afternoon at FreSmanS park
Oakland. 1t is the first appearance this
year of No. team around this part
The players are getting in shape and
they are expected to show better form
than the first team, which recently de-
parted.
On Friday the White Sox play the
Seals on this side of the bay, and also
on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
Longs men spent strenuous after
noon on the ball field. and they did a
lot of practice work. The Seals appear
TO be in fine shape, and if something
does not go wrong the local team will
be in tiptop shape when the season
opens. Slivers Henley, the local twirier
got in a uniform and worked out with
the other members Of the team.
Long is enthusiastic about his team
and says that the Seals will be the
ones to beat for the pennant He claims
that his team will be even better than
last year, and says he has been fortu-
nate in getting some new men who are
high class ball players.
President Hermann of the State
league announced his staff of umpires
Yesterday. Jimmy Toman, Charley IT.
win and G. Hayes were named.
Toman will be remembered as an ole
Pacific Coast league ball player. Last
year he uInpired in the Coast league
Irwin is former big Lacquer and also
played on the San Francisco team
Hayes was an umpire in the Central
association league and comes well rec
commended.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
Three Basket Ball Games
Scheduled Tonight

The basket ball tournament of the
Pacific athletic association will be re-
sumed this evening at the Pastime
athletic club. AtA7:30 the team of the
Columbia Park boys club win be pit
ted against the. Oakland high school
for the 10 pound championship of the
state
The second game of the evening will
also be a championship contest in
which Oakland high school will play
the lightweight cadets of the First
Congregational church of Oakland. The
former team is one of the classiest in
the tournament and is looked upon as a
winner.
Tie third game will be between the
unlimited teams of the Olympic club
and the University of California. The
latter was the winner of last years
tournament in this class, but this
game, which is semifinal, is the first
tournament contest that the college
boys have played in this year.
The tournament will be completed
Saturday might. The various country
teams will arrive tomorrow from Wat
sonville, Santa Cruz, Sacramento, Peta-
luna and Stockton and will play both
tomorrow and Saturday nights.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17

and thereafter never in the running.
Nadzu- closed fast on the rail to take
the show.
Rice, on the to 30 shot, Helen Bar
bee. came near tossing off the baby
race in the last jumps. He got her
off In front and, after disposing of
OBrien's overfat Pluvius, making his
first start, thought he had the race
won. He eased up at the paddock and
had to call on the filly again, three
jumps from the wire. to beat out the
fast finishing long shot Ara gonese.
Ben Stone accounted for the opening
sprint with ) to l against him. Cop
perfeld. with Taplin riding. was made
favorite. but broke badly and could
never get up. Redondo got the place
by a head a head from Angleface.
Balronia and Sewell were both played
for the third sprint over the futurity
course, and though the old horse broke
flying and led to the paddock, the filly
caught him tiring and won by more
than two lengths. Gilbert Rose, first
away from the barrier, just lasted TO
take the show from Marburg.
The card closed with a husky, play
supposed to have been followed by
Yankee, on the supposed cripple Ing
ham. The old fellow went out in front
and opened a gap that looked good tc
the wise contingent. but Ampedo came
along in a stretch drive and finished q
half length in front of the good thing
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
OAKLAND TRIMS
FRESNO TIGERS
HarkfnS Shows Great Speed ana
Holds State LeagnerS 10
Four Hits

The Fresno Tigers of the state
league gave the Oakland Coast league
lads warm argument yesterday after-
noon at Freeman's park. Oakland, but
the Class "a tossers came out on the
right side of L to o score.
Harkins and Smith were the opposing
pitchers and the Oakland man showed
a wonderful bunch of speed, holdlns
the Tigers down to four hits and never
getting into danger.
Smith pitched a nice game OF bali
for the State leaguers, but he weak
ened in the fifth inning and forced
home the only run of the game. cut
shaw walked and Harkins beat out an
inie1d hit. Cartwright threw Lloyds
bingle away at first and the bags were
fully populated. Carroll was given
free transportation and the tally was
brought over the pan. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17

stumbled and fell From there on the
struggle was between French Cook,
Tremargo and Roberta, and ~Tremargo
got the verdict by nose from French
Cook, with dIampass a close third.
TAPLTN HERDS RUNAWAY
II was after the finish that the
crowd had its final thrill. Taplin, on
The Wrestler had pulled up to avoid
running over the fallen horse and
Jockey. and when the riderless steed
started tearing down the track Taplin
raced Up alongsi him and grabbed
the reins. The horse was still strug-
Cling for freedom when the pair
dashed by the stand The youngster
lost his grip at the clubhouse, but re-
peated his cowboy feat, caught the
runaway and led him back TO the
stand. The crowd cheered the feat
wildly Coburn suffered a cut lip and
lost a tooth ia the accident
IN the way Of racing it was a fair
day for form players, three faVSrites
winning and the others being mediums
Of lively play. Arasee. held at 13 TO 20,
took the Healdsburg handicap by a
head from the fast finishing Edwin 7.
Fryer. Arasee~ IS not supposed TO like
the mud and Blakely is said to have
made an effort TO withdraw him from
the event. Glass handled the horse ad-
airably all through the bad going and
kept him bang up TO Raleigh's pace.
Silver knight made an effort to get uI
at the half mile post, but was cut on
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
Cincinnati Team Wins
Bowling Doubles

DETROIT. March 16.-AIbert Daiker
and Ed Wetterman of Cincinnati won
the $500 prize for first place in the
two man event of the tenth annual
tournament of the American bowling
congress. which closed today. Their
total of 1921, made on March 6, was
good enough to withstand the on
slaughts of hundreds of teams during
the last 10 days of. the tournament.
Following are the first five prize
winners in the two man event:
Daiker- Wetterman. Cincinnati t1231. $500.
Wood Leigh. Chicago U222). S4O0
Ericks -Jaerges. Oshkosh, Wis. Q213f, $3.50.
Cook -Crewson.. Sebrng, o. U203l, $50.
Zimmerman Campbell, South Bend, Ind. Q20S),
$3.50
Thomas Haley of Detroit rolled into
the lead of the individuals today with
the remarkable total of 705, breaking
the former tournament record of 699,
made by Archie Wengler of Chicago
at Cincinnati in 1908. He also made
1861 for nine games, another record.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
VARSITY MUST WIN
TO MEET STOCKTON
Will Clash With the Winged o
Basket Ball Team at Pasfime
A. 6. This Evening

BERKELEY. March 16.-The Cali
fornia basket ball team will play it's
last game before the finals in the
p. A A. championship series with the
Olympic team at the Pastime athletic
club in San Francisco tomorrow night.
On that game depends whether or
not the local boys will enter the finals
for the state championship. If the
collegians win they viii probably have
to meet the Stockton all stars, who are
looked upon as one of the best teams
in the association The stars defeated
the varsity team several weeks ago.
In the absence of Captain Bailey.
Bartlett will be put at center for the
college boys; Matthew and Joses will
play at guard: Prouty and either Jory
q Cleveland as forwards
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
oFFIcIALs ANNouNCEn

BERKELEY, March 16.-Officials for
the fifth annual intercollegiate fresh
man track and field meet, which will
be held on the oval of the university
Saturday afternoon, have been selected
and comprise a number of former var
sity stars. The names of the men who
will represent the blue and gold will
be announced by Trainer Christie to-
morrow. The officials will be:
Referee - Elliott; starter = James: timers
Snedigar. Roth, Colonel Edwards, Fuller, Ham
mefsmiti.
Crawford.
Judges of iumps--Hall. Cooley. Scott. Beliah.
Hickey. Cheek and Fitch
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
WHITE S0X SHUT
OUT BAKERSFIELD
Blackburn Makes Home Run on
Succession of Errors by
Opponents
[ Special Dispatch TO The Call

BAKERSFIELD, March 16.-By a
score of to 0, the Chicago White
Sox shut out Bakersfield here this aft
ernoon. The game, although spectacu-
lar at times, was frequently marred by
succession of which enabled Blackburn
to make a home run. Double plays
were frequent, five in all being credi-
ted. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
By E. w. CLARKE
tIpe closing date

Emeryyl about full of thrills as
possible fallen horse injured rider
another jockey, hair raising
finish plunge the betting all contributed
TO the
but the flood the
Cobun riding drove his price down to IS to
and cut by the layers from SKIES &c
J. French receded
TREMARGO WINS IN DRIVE
Cook tooF
ND into what looked like winning
the
take command he
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
HORSE FALLS AND
JOCKEY IS INJURED
Fifth Race Full of Thrills-Emeryville
Meeting Extended 20 Days
Racing Now Scheduled to Close May

President Thomas H. Williams of the Mem California
JOCKEY club announced officially yesterday evening that the
race meeting Encyvc mould be extended 70 days beyond
the 100 daus already scheduled and that possibly further
extension woud be announced later The 100 days session
poud have ended April l. May nom becomes the prospec
tfpe closing date
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
WESTON TRAvERsING KANSAS

RAYMOND, Kans., March led
ward Payson Weston passed through
here at 10:45 a. m. for Hutchinson, eX-
pecting to cover 50 miles by night. He
appeared to be in excellent physical
condition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
BAKERSFIELD
SUMMARY

Three base hit--Blackburn Two base hit
Hearne. Sacrifice hit-Smith. First base on
errors-Bakersfeld 2. White Sox 8. First base
on called balls-0f Smith l. Left on bases
Bakersfield >. White Sox 6, Struck out-By
Smith g. by Hall b Stolen bases-Purtel. Allen
Hit by pitched ball-Block. by Dow. Double
plays-Gand to Zeider. Blackburn to Zeider to
Gandil, Zeider to Gandil, Beall to Blackburn,
Allen to Hearne to Devereaux. Wild pitch
Dow. Time of game hour and so minutes
Umpire-Weaber. Scorer-Sanbourn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
RUNS AND HITs 81 INNINGS

First base ON called baIlS-Oh Schimpn 3. or
Harkins :. Struck OutBy Smith .. by Schimpn
s. by FIarkns o. Double playS-WaterS to
cartwright 10 Tracey: SWander to Cameron;
Carroll to Cameron. Time OF game hour and
y, minutes. Umpire-Baumgsrten
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
224 Randolph St., Richmond, v;

symptoms Mr. Beam describes in his Of Catarrh
familiar every who suffers with this disease For five he
endured the discomfort and suffering greatly discouraged
after another failed him. When last he
realized that Caa is blood disease he knew that the former
had been wrong and only blood purifier like S.
could produce permanent good results.
Caa merely affection of the membranes s
deepeaed blood disease which the entire circulation and
part Of the arenvoVed comes from impurities accumu
ing the circulation and the blood every portion OF the
body catarrhal res and nhames the different
surfaces and tissues unhealthy and ammaoy discharge
and producing the other well known Of the trouble
The failure of local treatment produce good results
Caah due entirely the fact that such do reach
the of the trouble Temporary relief and comfort may often
had by douche inhalation but effected
until the blood purified of the irritating
SSS Caarr by cleansing the blood of all impure catarrhal
and the time building the by uneouaed
effects II goes down into the circulation and every
of foreign impury In oth0 words S S. cures
Caa by purifying the blood that the surfaces and Innings
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
HOW HE CURED
HIS CATARRH

you time ago, giving you accounted my
suengs with awful of Caarrh had all the symp
toms which accompany this disease such dropping
back the throat, constant desire to hawk and Spit
feeling of the throat cough and splitting
arising forming the which required much effort
blow sometimes causing to bleed and leaving
with headache had thus suffered for FIVE all the
trying different local treatments of nhaations snus
douches etc. good effect OF greatly
discouraged AS heard from commenced S. s.
as you advised using short whenoced change
better continued take it believing the trouble
in blood and S. S. S. made permanent for
entirely free from Catarrh.
JUDSON A BELLAM.
,2A Randolph St Richmond Va
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryville

in which hhOesh II
March, fourth
o$ y {. Hopper
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17

cease the the cogged with
phegm every annoying symptom Of the disease corrected
There but Caapuriy the blood and there
but one absolutely blood purifiers S. We have
special book Catarr will send this book and any peci
medical advice desired free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17
FRESNO
OAKLAND

Total ...........-.2l - -
%Batted for Moore in ninth inning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17

OF the body are all sup
piled with healthy
blood instead of being
irritated and diseased
from a continual satu-
ration of catarrhal inn
puritieS. ] hen tn c
inflammed and irritated
membranes heal, the
discharge is checked,
the head noises ali
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17

ime-:24 80. :49. 1915 3-5. At post
IDgham, So place. 10 show; Blacl
Trained by 4. Nayiand- Scratched
snicker. 1891 Burning Bush. Start
price-Blackshee I1-5. Margaret
Ingham right at the end. Ingbam
II short right at the end. Blacks
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-17

Iime-.24 80. 40 %. 1916 %. At post
Redondo. place. 3 show: Angleface.
Trained by 4. /. Denny. Scratched
periield. Won cieverlF. Second drivi
Copperneld Is, David Warheld 10. B
post a winning one RedOndO ran
Copperfeld. almost left, ran good I
showed some speed
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-01-21
Trade Items

To protect themselves from
dead beats the retail grocers of
St. Charles. Mo-, have effected a
Grocer's Protective Association.
The news comes from New
Foundland of the invention of a
new method of packing cod fish.
A specially prepared paper con-
tanning preservative qualities is
wrapped about the fish separate
ly; the fish is packed in ice and
thus the freshness and flavor is
maintained indefinitely.
In Illinois the supreme court
has held that a city council had
a legal right to fix the weight of
a loaf of bread.
The races are becoming better
acquainted than ever before in
all history. Secret forces of
earth and air hear the voice of
man and obey, and the end is
not yet.
An opinion of Kansas attor-
ney-general is that the merchant
who gives with a purchase of
goods a ticket or chance to draw
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-01-21

a prize is guilty of violation of
the law of the state forbidding
lotteries and is liable to prose-
cution.
The National Biscuit Co. has
brought suit in New Jersey for
$50, 900 against the American
Biscuit Co. for using the Swat
iska sign and red sticker, which
the former company claims is
y-righted by itself.
The Retail Merchants Associa-
ton of st. Paul have decided
that a cheap clerk is dear at any
price so they have arranged with
an institution for a course of
training for the proper education
of clerks.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-01-21
Sayings Wise and Otherwise

Wall street is looked upon as a
great lottery.
A blameless life, a career of
official rectitude and acknowl-
edged integrity count for moth
ing with the matchmaking press.
Questions of business ought
never to find their way into plat
forms of political parties.
No man expects to become an
athlete for exercising for one
day only. No advertiser should
expect to capture the public with
a single issue of one advertise
ment.
More eyes are being ruined in
this country by the illegible
types used by the daily papers
than by any other cause.
What the country needs more
than anything else is a business
like administration on a platform
of practical economy.
The people have got to govern.
The senates, the legislatures, the
courts all will have to become
the servants, and not the mas
tiers of the people.
The kitchen is practically the
survival of the old industrial as
poets of the home.
It is not righteousness that ex-
ats this nation, but manifest
destiny" We are bound to sue
coed because of it.
The higher developed a wo-
man is, the less inclined she is
to have offspring. Wheh she is
a mother the offspring are not
as healthy and vigorous as those
of other women.
The seven leading naval pow
ers of the world are spending
this year for armament the ap-
palling sum of $500, 900, 900.
This is for peace, not for war.
The man who makes money in
Wall street works for his money,
while the one who speculates
simply on the chances of a rise
or fall puts himself on the level
of the gambler with dice, cards
or roulette.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-01-21
Things to Eat Their Prices

The scarcity of shell-fsh is due
to high winds and stormy
weather.
Grains are in a fiuctuating ten
dency while expectations are
quite light.
There has been an advance of
beans the past week. There is
a shortage at this compared with
one year ago.
Various coffees are advanced,
yet there is a strong demand for
the article.
The advance in price for sal
mon is due to the fact that the
pack is now out of the hands of
the packers.
Oils for cooking purposes have
gone up. This is because all oils
have taken an upward tendency.
Little change is noticed in the
prices of canned articles. The
output is ample so the price is
not likely to take an upward
flight soon.
Dried fruits are commanding
good stiff prices and there is a
strong demand for apricots, figs,
raisins, etc.
Receipts of fruits and vege-
tables have fallen off slightly
due to weather conditions.
Prices are high while sales are
reported dull.
Butter is unchanged; eggs
have declined, there being an
over supply of both ranch and
storage qualities.
There is a good demand for
oysters, and the prices are likely
to advance because of the strong
market.
Hay has declined slightly; oats
are steady while barley is up
ward bound.
On live stock the below quota
tions are bulletined: Hogs SO;
best steers S. to $5.25; good
cows 81 to $4.25; lambs Sc to
Sc. so; calves 81 to $3.50.
The prices generally through
out the Northwest have advanced
there being but a very few arti-
cles on a declining basis. There
are various reasons why advan-
ces are made at this season, the
most plausible being the unfav-
orable weather conditions and
the strike of the switchmen.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-01-21

The Seattle Republican prints
legal notices and sees to it that
good service is rendered to those
patronizing it. Phone Main 3O5.