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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18

Any team that can blank Bridge port for nineteen consecutive innings ought to have several medals.-New Haven Journal-Courier.
 The fans in New Britain just now are dippy over the Aviators and their famous manager. O'NeiPs picture is to be hung in the City Hall along with all the ex-Mayors.
 Andy Herbst who last week was given the go by Owner Cameron of New Haven, signed up with Holyoke, joining that club yesterday. There are five former New Haven players with the Papermakers. Waters, Sis, Duggan, Stephens and Herbst
 Fred winkler of the Holyoke club besides being baseball promoter is also an inventor. Fred has invent ed machine rolling baseball dia- monds The machine rakes the ground of loose stones, evens the sur face and rolls the gravel all at the same time. The invention will do away with the old hoe and rake gag now in use by all the ground keep CTS in the country.
 Pitcher Goodwin of the Papermak- CTS had asked for his release from Manager Foster, and the request has been. cQmplloQ WILL. dOOOW1H Cdme to HoIyoke from the New York State League where last season he made quite record. Early in the season he broke his leg in practice. Good win is associated with the New York Booking Co.,, theatrical agents, and expects to manage one fthe branch offices in Boston. Simmons. the former New Haven slugger, booked to return to the Ro- chester Eastern league club from whom he was obtained by the Tigers. De- troit has asked for waivers on his services.
 It's funny what a difference one little season will make. Last year Cy Per kins was the idol of the Holyoke fans. while this year he is as popular in that town as a second story man. He is doing much better with the Ponies than with the Papermakers. but is far from his last seasons mark. It is rather strange but very notice able that the falling off from last sea- son work has hit the third basemen more than any other position on the diamond-Sherwood of New Haven Perkins of Springfield and Miller of Bridgeport are way off.
 Hugh Rorty now an Eastern league umpire has declared that with the close of the present season he will be through with baseball. ''This is my last year in any league.'' he says. 'Tm going home this fall to work with my father and earn an honest living"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18
THE FkETTIEsr FACE

end the most beautiful hands are of. ten disfigured by an unsightIy wart 1t can easily be removed in a few day. without pain by using Cyrus War, Remover. for sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy. 253 Fairfeld avenue and 1S6 Cannon St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18
MISS BYRNE TO TEACH.

Miss Mary Byrne for some years instructor of the millinery classes of the Y. W c. A. has been chosen to teach the millinery classes of the Bridgeport Trade school
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18
American League.
Eastern League.

uHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
 Connecticut League. HoIyoke at Bridgeport. Hartford at New Haven. Waterbury at Springfield. New Britain at Northampton. : National League. No games scheduled.
 American League. St. Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at Boston.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18
American.
Connecticut.
BARRY BEATEN BY ARNsT.

Especial from United Press)
 Cape Town, Aug. i3.-In a race of three and half miles on the river Zambezi today Richard Arnst of New Zealand beat Ernest Barry of England for the worlds sculling championship.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18
CLEANEASY. THE BEST HANT
 SOAP.

Guaranteed not to inJure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust Grease. Ink, Paint and Dirt For the hand or clothing. Large can 10 ccnts. Manufactured by Wm. R. Winn. 244 Stratford Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18

*TWO out when winning run scored.
 Score By Innings.
 New Britain o 0 o O o 0 0 0 1-1 Bridgeport % % 0 o o 0 o co Two base hits, Cabrera, Waterman; hits off Moore 1 in one and one-third innings, off Haynes 4 in eight and two-thirds innings; sacrifice hits, Crooks, Havel, Stankard, Waller, Beaumont; stolen bases, Cabrera 2, Waterman, Ladd; double play, Stank- ard, Cabrera and Stankard; left on bases. New Britain 6, Bridgeport 4; bases on balls off Moore 1, off Waller 2: base on errors, Bridgeport 1; struck out by Haynes s, by Waller 6; time 1:40; umGire Hart.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Chas. Newton and son have returned to their home G9z Trsnsstas avenue after a few weeks vacation with relatives in HoIyoke, Mass.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18
BASEBALL SUMMARY
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Connecticut League.

Connecticut Leagne. New Britain, I; Bridgeport, 0. Holyoke, 2; New Haven, o. Hartford, 3; Springfield, 2. Hartford, 5; Springfield, g. Northampton, 4; Waterbury, 2.
 National League. Pittsburg, 2; New York, |. Brooklyn, T; Chicago, 4. (First Chicago, 2; Brooklyn, 0. tsecond game.)
 Philadelphia, z; Cincinnati. 8 (First game.) Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, g. (Second game.J Boston, 4 i; St. Louis, 3.
 American League. Detroit, 4; Washington, 2, (13 in nings.l
 Cleveland, 5; Philadelphia, 2.
 Eastern League. Newark, [: Buffalo, 4. Montreal 8; Jersey City, 4. Toronto, 1; Providence, O. Rochester, 4; Baltimore, 4. (11 tn- nings.)
 STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18

Help.
 HoIyoke here today.
 Hartford comes on Saturday. Not a run in two games does not look much like a pennant contender. Oh, for few real stickers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18

Andy Herbst who last week was given the go by Owner Cameron of New Haven, signed up with Holyoke, joining that club yesterday. There are five former New Haven players with the Papermakers, Waters, Sis, Duggan, Stephens and Herbst.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18

Any team that can blank Bridge
 port for nineteen consecutive innings ought to have several medals.-Nev Haven Journal-Courier.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18

The fans in New Britain just now are dippy over the Aviators and their famous manager. O'Neips picture is to be hung in the City Hall along with all the ex-Mayors.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18

Manager McCann announces that starting next week all games will be called at 3:30 D. m. instead of 3:45. as has been the summer schedule
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-18

Tommy Downey annexed two hits in the first and one in the second game with Philadelphia yesterday, counter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10
| Where
Roosevelt
Draws the Line

Roosevelt had dinner table where
quite probable that public would
made of the conjunction.
So much this the that the opportn politician seeking
usual the line of least resistance would have
association cost him wry face because he knew that
make public objection would the creation of host of
enemies But that consideration did weigh with Colonel Roose
vel whom in all truth the American people love for the
he has made May their tribe
the land. We all know the kind.
Without doubt will be said relation the
that the colonel spectacular method his
with against whom there strong
the bought merely form of Advertising
We shall be told in supercous vein that Roosevelt seeking
the egh 1t is theory that implies strange scahing
prevailing social observance practice If
refusal to social Lorimers position spec
acular and what shall be said of people
the association a matter of course?
1t the grave and damaging Indictment contemporary
society that matter almost beyond
ton with under lawful accusation of criminal practice
long ready shake hands with equal
placed like Lormer, if only they wealthy
expect them realize their degradaton To
the social penalty rather should behe severe they
treated social they should treated have
earned the punishment The strange thing that
club of Chicago should still tolerate the membership
though he is wealthy banker and United
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

RANK IN THE GUARD-N. ]. K. City.
HOW 90 ofncers in the national guard rank in
tne state or California; that is how Is it in the
case OF TWO men commissioned officers of about
tne same rank of service and each commissioned
on on the same day by the governor for the posi-
tion OF. say captain?
The question of rank is decided first
py the length of previous service as
an omcer In the national guard; second,
by length of service in the guard, and,
third, by lot.
LIQuoR-N; L., City. Why is it that grocery
stores can sell intoxicating LIQUOR by the glass
without liquor license.
Grocery stores are not permitted to
sell liquor by the glass. They may sell
ilquor In unbroken packages in quantf-
Ties not less than a quart, but if they
sell 1T by the glass they do so un-
lawfully.
SUCCESS!oN-Subscrib San Lorenzo. What
Is Is the law In California In wife dies and
thefe IS community properly Can the surviving
husband marry again without giving each Of the
cnildren share of the property after the moth
er's death7
Upon the death of the wife the COM
munity property passes to the husband
without administration, except such
portion as may have been set aside for
her support by order of court. That
Is subject to her testamentary disposi-
tion.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. O. g..
Selma. &c ma Can person be elected superintendent
OF schools Tor two counties in California?
The law says that THE legislature
may authorize two or more counties
TO unite and elect one superintendent
Tor the counties so uniting"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

INvITATIoNS-A. NJ, City. is It good form
to send wedding invitation or announcement of
engagement in another envelope without writing
the name of the person for whom intended on
the face of the enclosed envelope?
No.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. City. To whom
shall / apply for information in regard to the
land that is to be thrown open to settlers in
Oklahoma and Oregon In November?
Write to the general land Office in
Washington, d. c. or to the following
United States land offices: In Okla
homa-El Reno, Guthrie, Lawton and
Woodward; in Oregon-Burns, Lagrand
Lakeview, Portland, Roseberg and The
Dalles.
gregate of rent paid yearly by retail store
keepers in San Francisco?
There are no figures to answer this
question.
wAGES-N. A. NJ, Alameda Is the average
of wages higher today than 1t was 800 years
ago?
Yes
MINER-H. ]. NJ. Oakland Has The Call
for sale the picture of miner that printed
with the supplement 10 years ago at the time
of the celebration of Admission day?
No.
IMPERIAL vALLEy--Inquisitive City. What
1900?
Up to 1901 not white person had
settled in that valley. White persons
began to settle there in 1902 and by the
following year there were about 1000
settlers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10
RSoNs IN THE NEWS

THOMAS PATTERSON, a banker Of Fresno.
and Charles league and Dan Brown Of the
same city. who are In the real estate bust
ness, are guests at the Palace.
JAMES W. CHAMBERS of willows n
Lawrence of Detroit and NJ E. Keeran of
Santa Rosa among the recent arrivals
at the Manx.
J. W. ATKINSON, who is interested in beet
sugar production at Betteravia is staying at
the ST. Francis.
ALEXANDER BROWN, president of the state
board Of equalization, is registered at the
Stewart.
c. A. SAGE, who is associated with the Gold
field consolidated mine. is a guest at the St.
Francis
COLONEL T H. MINOR, an oil operator a,
Bakersfield, is registered at the st. Francis
JUDGE ALFRED HARTwELL Bopolu,u .;s
making the Fairmont his headquarters.
SIMON LEVY, cashier Of the Citizens hank of
Visalia, is staying at the st. Francis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

De sALIIER, an oil operstor Of rc~
Angeles is staying at the Palace.
WALTER E ADAMS. raiIroadmsp =, -.
ton, is staying at the FaIrmout.
ELMER JONES, an oil operator Of R.x&.s.,s
Is guest at the St Francis ''S'''
W. Z. sTAUNroN, cattIeman Of Reno q.
staying at the st. Francis.
G. YANcEY, oil operator Of port,.,t
is staying at the Palace. 'anu'
d. v. K1PPEL OF Portland Is among ths 49,.
arrivals at the Stewart sAs
q. ., GuIHREY, an oil operator OF s,k.-.-
neid. Is at the Stewart.
PROF. H. KoNEN. an astrono,,.
is at the St. Francis.
PROF. E. C. PICKERING Of H,rv
at the st. Francis Ssins
PHIL A. STANTON Of Los Auuels. ..
tered at the Palaca.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

the bellies those cnone and waterfalls the two Hamilton
girls Waterlow England
her friend Flora Lady Heskeh
Maggie daughters Senator Gwn the
Folhs Sacramento The McAister
of South popular mother Mrs Hall MAter grandmother
of Miss Ethel Mc who of the bellies the Cocker
ball. charming her time The girls
Mrs Fred Sharon Mrs Gordon Bandng Blanche Buwo
the mother of Feeties; Lily
John Daing the
Winfield Jones; Coleman who married
Mills Cotton Mrs Dahgn
a w o bellies and long
special given down
added
The walls plastered fcod
hardwood floor laid
quade later the Grant and the circular
ballroom, both of reduced the of natoru
bellies
Crocker ball
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10
Sixty
Splendid Years
of Statehood

where laid
to represent a human life lost by disease
Today the and daughters of the Agonaus San
Francisco celebrate the California
high tradition bequeaed them precious inheritance
pioneers Materially and morally they found worthy. They
have hidden their talent under blanket
with magnificent results 1t is perhaps vulgar of great
but II the roll of the
5gure above S00OO00OO has within
about a OF years
In another than the material the commonwealth
Itself Its politics upward the light
state in the be redeemed from gnoble
The and daughters OF California inspired worthy
aspiration They organized good mufarious
almost confusing parade yesterday legend high
might have been picked notable grasped
significance read PUT the mother throne" and this was
symbol OF the tact that the native and daughters applied
the machinery OF their capable organization providing homes
for neglected children No higher purpose might
inspire action.
San Francisco proud and glad be the
this Joyous celebration of conquest and accomplishment and
material The city has done her possible make right
ground for of much significance gentle
from the mountains and the valleys from Ssyou
from the Sierra the favored guests
and all that therein couy
Spanad Nay live thousand years shadow
grow less"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10
In Montana

In hotel in Montana is the fol-
lowing notice:
Boarders are taken by the day, week
or month. Those who do not pay
promptly are taken by the neck.-Lip-
pincott's.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

The principal social
event yesterday was the
large dinner dance given
by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ath earn Folger at their
home at Woodside, to so
or so of the dehutantes,
in honor of the two
daughters of the house
hold, Miss Genevieve and
Miss Evelyn Cunningham
who have been hostesses
at a number of jolly
house parties and in
formal luncheons during
the summer. All the
gayety of the week end
seems to center down the
peninsula, with its three
day golf tournament and
its innumerable lunch
cons at the Country
club and week end
guests at nearly every
home. A luncheon to "a
of the younger set will
be given today by Mrs.
Charles Clark at her
home in fIillsboro. This
is the much talked of
"golf" luncheon for Miss
Ethel Crocker and the
first of a series of en-
tertainments planned in
honor of her first sea-
son.
Cards will soon be out
for a large ball to be
given by Mrs. George c.
Boardman in honor of
her gra n d d a u ghter,
Miss Dora Winn, who
will be one of the win
ter's debutantes. Miss
Winn has just returned
from a European tour.
and has been enter
tanned at several of the
smaller luncheons of the
late summer.
Mrs. Minerva Glenn
and her daughters. Miss
Carmelita and Miss
Helen Glenn, have been
spending the summer at
Lake Tahoe. They re-
turned Thursday to their
Oakland home, where
they will spend the
next two months. Later
in the autumn they will
make a brief visit to
Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

Mrs. Mary McNutt
Potter is visiting her
sister. Mrs. David r. c.
Brown. at her home in
Aspen, Colo. She will
remain with her a fort
night longer, and is due
in this city the last of
the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Rathbone left yesterday
for a fortnight's visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
K2hl at their home.
Idlewild. on the shores
of Lake Tahoe. Knox
Maddox, who has been a
guest of the Kohls for
the last 10 days. re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Martha Calhoun,
who went to Hillsboro
10 attend the CrocEar
ball, will remain at
Menlo over the week
end as the guest of Miss
Florence Hopkins.
Miss Constance Nc
Laren. the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman McLaren, is
spending a few days in
San Mateo as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. S.
Beylard and Miss Sophie
Beylard.
Gayle Atherton. who
is managing the electri-
cal plant near Sonora,
where he makes his
home. arrived in this
city yesterday on a brief
visit He will spend the
week end at the Coun-
try club at Hillsboro,
and take part in the
tournament.
Miss Mollte Merle will
leave with her brother.
Martin, for an extended
eastern trip October l.
The Merles have been
occupying the worthing-
ton Ames home in Menlo
during the summer. but
will return to town the
last of the month and
take possession of their
Baker street residence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10
How She Reasoned

Curate Ito lady who has taken
refuge in ditch)-Didn't 1 assure you
that cow is only dangerous when it
has lost its calf?
She-That's why / was frightened 1
couldn't see a calf anywhere.-Punch.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

THE Croker ball Thursday night
recalled to those given to remin-
escence balls of other days down
the peninsula when the Atherton
girls were bellies at Menlo and Flora
Sharon was the hostess of Belmont.
Special trains were not uncommon
then by any means, but the guests of
an older generation were conveyed to
San Mateo or Menlo park in the six
ties and early seventies just as they
were Thursday.
A ball at the Atherton home was
notable event. Mrs. Atherton, who
belonged to a distinguished Spanish
family, entertained on the lavish scale
of the old regime in California. Her
two daughters, one of whom became
Mrs. Macondray, the mother of Mrs.
Percy Moore, and the other the wife
Of Major Rathbone, gave many de-
lightful parties, for which the South
park contingent OF guests went down
to Menlo in special train provided by
their hosts. The Horace Hawes place
at Menlo, where Miss Carrie Hawes,
the present Mrs. James Robinson, was
a vivacious hostess, and the old Oliver
place, where the mother of Joseph
Oliver Tobin gave parties for the
younger crowd of the day. were
among the homes where a delightful
hoSDita1i+v u,ac d;coeoced Some Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10
|. San FranciscO's
Trade With
the Islands

with the corresponding period under the regime
S00000G Our wide
nearly $30oQ000 of the apparently
considerable quantities of iron and steel builders etc.
schedules articles
took S00 worth Of leather and leather goods
he OF $4,000
The important article import islands Manila
hemp of which took $QO00O00 worth material in
the last fiscal Sugar valued S00 and tobacco products
81 imported The
thing may be said have been before the
duty removed.
Francisco ultimate distribution widely Conen-
fact made ftyve districts in the United
States We ought have of this trade obvious that
the islands make field that will repay development in
the interest of local business.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

by
forced But
Jurisdictions of
techncales
special he good?
The effective of
which be
and the federal executive That why strongly oppose
these o
The people well understand the significance of the
this demand in the of rights backed only agents
the water corporations like Mr. Short and like
the San francisco Chronicle whose character
because their reputation is notorious.
The Call believes that ultimately these will
for administration by the but until
ments have provided machinery laws handle the
public interest If they should be turned would
not be in six months anything left to conserve
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10
Politics of the
Fight Against
Conservation

Itself firmly
a
demand from
shall abandon the OF all
by legislation the CON
public affairs by the
carefully sterized that will do the
harm and the people no good
With this explanation people will readily be appreciate
activity OF such OF the power grabbers as Frank
Short OF Fresno and their purpose seeking confuse debate
With unanmty that instructive all favor
but it be states
and by the nation Their attachment rights inspired
that there such THING
conservation by the local In California have
able seize everything the powers that was
nailed down by the national When they that
these shall be turned the state rights
their desire not for whateves right but for watever left
AS Roosevelt said few days ago at St Paul:
There to the udcious observer distinct tendency
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

Miss Julia Thomas.
who left for the east
Sunday. will visit rela-
tives and friends before
she settles down to the
study OF music. She
will first stay with an
aunt at White Plains,
New York, whence she
will go for a three
months visit to West
Point. She viii spend
two months in the
spring at Annapolis as
the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick c. King
OF San Mateo. who are
living there in order to
be near their son. Starr
King. who will graduate
in another year.
Mrs. Tasker L. Bliss
and Miss Eleanor Bliss
will send out cards this
week for several re-
ception days at their
Fort Mason residence
during the present
month.
Miss Kate Stone and
Miss Dorothy Baker are
enjoying the late sum-
mer weeks at the Baker
ranch in Siskiyou
county, and win proionx
their stay until October.
A number of guests have
been entertained there
during the summer,
among the recent VISIT
ors being Miss Myra
Josselyn. Mrs. William
Mintzer. and Miss Maur-
icia Mintzer.
- .
Mrs. James Potter
Langhorne will leave
Monday for Santa Bar
bara. where she will
spend the coming siA
weeks at the Potter. ShH
returned last Monday
from Lake Tahoe. and
stopped for a few days
at her home in Pacific
avenue. where she was
hostess at a dinner to
10 guests Thursday
evening, later motoring
down to Hillsboro for
the Crocker ball.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

ADER the stimulus of virtual free with the Philippines
our commerce with those islands has than trped in
the last year. and an important hearing
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

seryation of natural resources. His charac-
terization OF these tactics and the hypocritical
Pretenses on which they based was as
clear cut as the impress of branding iron.
Thus ii ran:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

the business of this port, through which most
of the imports and exports pass. A summary
of results is given:
The value of our exports to the Philippines
Tor the twelve months ending in June was nearly
SH.000000 gain of over S5000000 as conoared
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

American habit OF tolerance ceases to be a
virtue, and the most important of these lies
in the social acceptance of men under grave
suspicion OF crime against the commonwealth
So far has this habit become fixed that il
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

MILFORD PINCHOT, speaking al the St Paul congress
described with Photographic accuracy the sinking tactics
employed BY the interests opposed the policy of con
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

way was fraught with manifold dangers. The
grievous history of the Donner party perish
ing in the SHOWS of the Sierra was scarcely
more terrible than the peril of those who
risked the deadly tropical fevers of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

THEODORE ROOSEVELT read his fellow countrymen at
Chicago impressive moral esson that unfortunately
greatly needed There places the
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-10

IS sixty years Agonaus peril their lives.
took of this favored region Whether they the
plains the isthmus through the Horn their