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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-10
Want GOOD ROADS
TOLINK COUNTIES
FORMER MICHIGAN HIGHWAY
COMMISSIONER HAS coNsERV-
ALIVE PLAN.

Marquette, Mich, Nov. 10.--Horatio
S. Earle, former state highway COM
missioner and still Michigan's fore
most apostle of good roads, has been
making the rounds of the upper penin-
sula the last week, both in the interest
of Charles S. Osborn, republican CUB
ernatorial nominee and a new good
goads scheme.
This scheme is, in brief, a project
for connecting all the county seats
throughout the state with a network
of modern, well-built highways by
means of the cooperation of state and
county governments. The project will
be presented to the next legislature in
the form Of a bill. Mr.. Earle says
that Mr.. Osborn has given it his APP
prevail and has promised it his sup
ttrt.
State to Pay Half Cost.
1t is proposed, under this plan, 20
have the county highway commissions
in contiguous counties meet and out
line route for the proposed inter.
county seat highway The route
agreed on would be presented to the
state highway commission, or commits
sioner, as the case might be, for APP
prevail. When approved the county
would be entitled to state aid to the
extent of so per cent r the cost of
the Improvement.
1t would be provided that the state
could not go in debt for advancing this
work, but that only such moneys
should be used for it as the legislature
saw fit to raise by taxation from year
to year. This plan does not contem-
plate any extravagant splurges by the
state, but has in mind the intelligent
| direction of highway improvements SO
| that in time there would be a net
work Of roads connecting all the priD-
cipal cities and towns in both PENN
sulas.
Aid for Poorer Counties.
Under this plan the poorer counties
| would be encouraged to take up the
good roads. movement. 1t is pointed
out that under present conditions many
years would be bound to elapse before
there would be a modern highway be-
| tween Houghton and Marquette coun-
ties, for the reason that Baraga coun-
| ty, which lies between, has limited re-
! sources and would not be likely to en-
ter on the great expense that would
| be involved in supplying the link of
| highway between it's two richer neigh
bors. But If the state would defray
county would be likely to do its share.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
Gardner Beats Travis at
G1enview

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Robert A. Gard
ner of the Hillsdale golf club, the ma
tionaI champion. won the annual irvi-
tation tournament of the Glenview club
today from Walter j. Travis of New
York. one up in 81 holes.
Travis displayed his we'll known
headwork. but for once lacked his
magic putting mallet.
Gardiner played a determined game.
and although three down at the tenth
hole in the morning, he was only one
down at the end of the morning round.
Both played Indifferent golf at times in
the afternoon and the match resolved
itself into seesaw affair.
Three times the match was even and
three times Travis had lead of one
He was dormie one at the eighteenth
green, but putted into bush and had
to play out short. Gardner squaring.
as. At the extra hole Travis missed
four foot putt, giving the Chicago
player the victory.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
BIRDSHOT USED
in KILLING BUCK
Hunter for Pigeons, Takes a
Chance at Stray Deer
and Scores

Venison on the hoof continues to
throughout the state, and although the
news is slow to filter through from
parties on prolonged trips through in
terror hunting grounds, what is heard
is of a gratifying nature. Recent ad-
vices from Klamath springs say that
sportsmen at that resort are being we'll
repaid in deer meat for their efforts,
and many trophy heads are still com
ing to the city from Mendocino county.
Marin county is still well to the front
as a yielder of deer dividends, many
fine bucks having been obtained during
the last week by members of the yari-
Gus sportsmen's clubs in the county
and by Independent scout hunters. Ed
A. Cohen bagged a buck under unusual
conditions last Sunday. Cohen with
z. A. Wagner was hunting wild pigeons
in the hills behind Camp Taylor when
he Jumped" his deer. The fact that
ne was carrying a shotgun loaded with
birdshot instead of rifle did not deter
Cohen from taking a chance. He let
the animal have both barrels and killed
it. The deer weighed about 100 pounds.
Ray Mecchi bagged a forked horn in
the Lucas valley that weighed 125
pounds. Mecchi left the city on late
boat Tuesday afternoon and within four
hours after he started he was on his
way home with his prize safely tucked
in the express car.
Ben Baum and Tom Collins spent
three days on Bolinas ridge recently
and the last day of their hunt was the
last of the season as far as they were
concerned. Both hunters got the limit
of two, all four being big ones. Last
Sunday forked horn was killed on
the Lagunitas Rod and Gun club
grounds.
Jim Maynard, William Bard and the
latter's two sons of the Lucas Valley
Gun club brought in nice four pointer
from their preserve recently. The only
m member of the Point Reyes Sportsmen's s
club who has already bagged the limit
for the season is Al Booth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
SENATORS GATHER
IN TORRID GAME.
Hunt Oufpifches Easfley and
Perry Triples and Scores
Winning Run
Especial [ Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 6.-Sacramento
made it even up for the series with the
Seals by beating Eastley this after
noon, 3 to .. Saeramento's runs were
earned. The Seals were not
The Senator's were on in all but
the fourth and seventh, but fast field
ing saved the day San Francisco
scored first. Bodie walked in the sec
ond and Melchior sacrificed Bodie
taking third. Williams hit a slow one
to Shinn and Ping was safe at the
plate. McArdie and Eastley flew out.
Sacramento came back in it's half.
Briggs singled. Burns flew to Eastley,
but La,,Longa singled and Briggs took
third. Spiesman flew short to Lewis
and Briggs was held at third. La Longe
started to steal ON the first throw and
succeeded in keeping the ball away
long enough for Briggs to score. Then
he was tagged.
1t looked good for the Seals in the
third. Witt and Mohler each singled
and Lewis advanced them on an out
but Tenant flew to Perry and Witt
was held at third. Bodie was walked
purposely. Melchior flew to Perry.
In their half the Senators scored.
of McArdle. Heister sacrificed. Shinn
took third on Perry's out and scored
when Boardman singled to right. Hunt
grounded out to Tenant. With Mel
chior and Lewis down in the first,
Tenant got life on Spiesman's error,
taking second. Bodie singled and the
big first baseman scored. Bodie stole
second, but Melchior struck out.
That was all until the eighth. San
E'ro rCiS iy, I, ,or
McArdle doubled with two out and
took third when Eastley hit. He was
caught at the plate, however, when he
and Eastley tried the double steal
The Senators came strong in their.
half. With two down Perry hit to
deep center. Lewis threw his glove
and knocked the ball down. Van
Haltern called 1t three base hit.
Boardman drove a fast one between
Witt and McArdle and Perry seampered
home. Hunt grounded out to Tennant.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
By WILLIAM UNMACK

Never In the history of Rugby foot
ball in this state has there been such
record of games for a season as The
Call publishes today. That the Rugby
code has rapidly Increased in favor-and
found a corner in the hearts of the
public is easily seen by comparing the
different schedules each year since the
game has been in vogue here. In 1907
The Call was the first San Francisco
paper to publish a complete schedule
of games to be played by all the teams
in the coming season.
The original schedule contained but
15 games in all. Later in the season
10 more games were added In 1905
on August 2, the published schedule
showed 20 games. and later in the sea-
son IA more were added. Last year
the original schedule was published on
Sunday, August s, and there were SO
games in this list. and the total games
played in the season reached mark
of 62.
The 5s games in today's schedule
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
Saratoga Results

SARATOGA. N. x, Aug. s-Textile. neglected
in the betting at 10 to /, and running in his
best form. won the Hurricane stake for 2 year
olds, worth $9,700 to the winner here today
he was ridden by Willie Knapp, who rode one Of
his old time finishes. semproiius and shsckle-
ton cut out stin pace to the head of the
stretch; Here sh.ckletcn began to tire and
Semprolius was Joined by Whist The field
swung wide the turn. which let Knapp
through on the rail with Textile. At the fur
long pole Textile. Whist and Semprolius were
heads apart and In the drive. Textile proved the
gamest and won by halfa length from Whist
who In turn was head before Semprolius with
the Others strung out. Summary.
First race. six furlongs-Besom, 6 to l. won:
Sea C1ne 1 to i. second; Rose Queen. I to /.
third Time, 1:13 rs.
second race, steeplechasc. about two miles
Aunt julie. a to I, won Stoure, Is to l. second; !;
Monte Carlo. to .. third, Time. 4:24
Third race, five and half furlengs-Tex tile
10 to 1, won; Whist s to l, second; Semprolius
is TO s. third Time, 1908 As.
Fourth race. one miie-sir John johnson. s to
], won; Stanley Fay. ito l. second; Danoscara
so to l. third. Time, 1:40.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs--Dr. Deun-
ner, to /, won Yuca, to l. second; Definite
10 to l., third. : Time. 1s08 3-5.
Sixth race mile---W Woodcraft. to 81. won;
Far West, s TO. & second: Scarpia. 4 to /. third
Tike. 1s4O -
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Eastern College Tossers
Beat Westerners.
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Call
SAN RAFAEL Aug. 6.-Society ath-
letes, supported by fair rooters from
the smart set of San Rafael, Ross. Mill
Valley and cities about the day soiled
their natty uniforms and dented their
new hats in a spectacular baseball game
at Sastside park this afternoon when
the eastern collegemen defeated the
westerners by a score of to 5.
The game laster 13 innings, among
the features being the home run OF
Paul Fay of the easterneFs after
knocking the ball over the right field
fence; the star playing of Harry Scott
of the same team on first base, and
Jordan's pitching for the westerners.
he striking out IL of the opposing play
ers.
Among those he struck out were:
Douglas Grant, champion golf player of
the Pacific coast. and Harry Rolfe, a
former tennis champion. Grant. hav-
ing in mind golf balls, struck at all the
low ones
P. Elrod of Brown college. tore his
trousers sliding into second. and Frank
de Lisle went in search of a pin for
him among the fair fans, causing much
laughter and blashes-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

reach mark that was considered inn
possible in 1906, and besides these
games there are still more than 80 to
be arranged among schools and coli
leges that are not UP to the present
open. This great increase of games nd
the consequent increased public inter
est shows that the game is now firmly
rooted here.
The first game of the season will be
played between the Berkeley high
school and the Mission high at Berke-
ley. This will be the first attempt at.
the game by the Berkeley team.
The men who went on tour with the
All America team through Australia
and New Zealand will be of great bene-
Mt to the two universities. California
will have. IL of these international
touring players TO try for varsity hon
ors this year. Most of the Stanford
representatives who went on the tour
are said not to be returning to Stan
ford again.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
w. Turner Will Coach
Lowell Squad

Manager Heacock of the Lowell
football team announced yesterday
that w. Turner. the well known
Barbarian forward, had been engaged
to coach the Sutter street football
squad.
The track squad at Lowell has de-
cided to practice Jointly with the foot
ball squad. The practice Tor ootn
squads starts at the Presidlo atnletlc
grounds next wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
The track squad will be under the
supervisor of Charlie Garcia.
A dual track meet with Mission hign
has been arranged by Captain Potter
to take place early In October.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
.CARLISLE'S TRIPLE
wins FOR VERNON.
ViIiager Follows 1t Up by
Making Dash for Home i'm
Thirteenth

Los ANGELES, Aug 5-vernon
won 1S inning game with Los An
geles this afternoon by the score of 4
to 8. The most sensational play was
the scoring of the winning run by
Carlisle.
Carlisle triplej to right field and the
decision was close. In the excitement
of the play the Los Angeles players
ran to. third base and the home plate
was left unguarded. Carlisle made a
dash for home and H. Smith tried to
block him, but was knocked down by
the runner, who scored.
Orendorff was back in the game for
Los Angeles for the first time since
having been seriously injured in a
game several weeks ago. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
By JOSEPH MURPHY

TN ball played by Oakland
II land yesterday Recreation park, worlds mark
without badly ecipsed if the shades
night enveoped field
established According
baseball dope,
played National
The league record made between
Worth 20
The pitchers finish, looked
several Probably Ralph Willis did
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
Northwestern League

TACOMA, Aug 6.-Poor handling of bunts by
the Tacoma inaeld put Vancouver in a position
to score three runs and win today's game. Engle
and Schmutz both pitched good ball and neither
side deserved a rnn. With the score tied in the
eighth two rnishandied bunts filled the bases and
Flanagan drove in two runs. Score: r. b. E.
Vancouver Observation-Disclosures. 8 s 2
Batteries-Schmutz and Byrnes; Engle and
Lewis
SEATTLE Aug. 6-Spokane made it FIVE out
Of six games In the present series by winning
from Seattle, to 3. This is the fourth consec-
one run to the good. Score: r. ii. E.
Seattle Observation-Disclosures. 8
Spokane 10 8
Batteries-Chinault. Hinkle and Hemenway;
Kiliilay Holm and Shea
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
Rover Soccerites Will
Reopen Game

The eighth annual general meeting
of the Albion Rovers soccer footoali
club was held Thursday night. The
following officers were elected:
President, A. Mitchell; vice president. W. Bar
rie; secretary pro tenn, Jesse Moore; assistant
secretary, A. Mabey; treasurer. Al orton; execu-
tive committee-Jesse Moore. J. Barclay. W. An
derson, A. W. Lugg and ". Aitken; selection
committee. Barclay, ". Anderson, W. Hall
r Bell and W. Barrie; captain OF team, VIII
gates to Iesgue-James Carter and William R.
Stewart.
Practice will commence about the
middle of September at Freeman's
park, which will be the Rovers' home
grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
National League

NEW YORK Aug. 6.-New York beat st.
Louis here today In II innings, to f. Ellis
home run with Lush on base In the fifth put
St Louis two runs ahead, but in the eighth
Murray got homer With one base and tied
the score. Both teams got run In the tenth.
Score: r. Fl. E
New York. 10
Batteries-Lush, Gordon and Phelps; Gran
dali. Drucke. Wiltse and Myers. Umpires-
KLEIN and Kane.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 6.-Brooklyn won its sixth
consecutive victory today by defeating Cincin-
nati 3 to L. Barger had the better Of a
pitchers battle and was accorded excellent sup
port Score. r. II. E.
Brooklyn 3 D
Batteries-Rowan and Mclean: Barger and
Erwin. Umpires-Johnstone and Eason-
BOSTON, Aug. "a smuggling match resulted
in 10 to victory for Pittsburg over Boston
today. The worlds champions made is hits
OF three Boston pitchers Score: r. H. E
Pittsburg 10 8 O
Batteres-white and Gibson; Curtis, Frock
Burke and Graham, Raridan Umpires-Rigler
and Emslie-
PHILADELPHIA Aug. .46.-Philadelphia drove
Overall on the rubber In the first inning today
ming easily, o TO 2. Score: R. H. Z.
Chicago .......-........2 I
Batteries-Overall. Mcintyre and Killing; Mo-
rem and Moran Umpires-o'Day and Brennan.
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OAKLAND

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Portrd o 0 o o O o o o o o 90 %
Hits % O 01 o IL Q o L o01 20 liz
Oakld % % 0 o O o o O o o o o. o
Hits o o 0 o 0 0 / 0 1 l. s
SUMMARY
Two base hits-Ryan, Knapp. Sacrifice hits
Wares. Sheehan. Cutshaw. Olson. Stolen bases
Olson Sheehan ~, Maggart, Cutshaw ~f2)
Willis First base on called balIs-On Boice 2
of Willis 3 OF Knapp 5. Struck out-By Boise
2 by Willis (. by Knapp o. Hit by pitcher
Mite by Knapp. Speas. Hogan By Knapp Dou-
bic plays-Carroll to Fisher: Cutshaw 10 Wares
10 Cameron; Olson to Rapps; Wares TO Cutshaw
TO Cameron; Tolverton to Cutshaw TO Cameron;
Carroll to Thomas. Wild pltch-Wilis Time
Of game hours and 40 minutes. Umpire-Mc-
GTeeFy-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
Cans Still Alive But
Losing Strength

BALTIMORE, Md. Aug s.-Joe
Cans. former lightweight champion.
while steadily losing strength, was
still alive at a late hour and his ply
sician said that he did not expect the
end toRiEhk
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
Total 40 8 SO IL
fBatted for Orendorff in eleventh inning.
Los ANGELES
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Carlisle. Two base hits
Burrell. Brown. Sacrifice hits-Lindsay, Bar
nard. Stolen base-Carlisle. First base on
called balls-OH Raleigh 1. of Nagle q Struck
out-By Raleigh 2 By Nagle g. by Carson 4.
Delrnas to Dillon. Wild pitch-Carson. Umpires
-Finney and Hildebrand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
Minor Baseball Games
pcciol Dispotch TO The CoiIl

Especial Dispotch to The Call
vISALIA. Aug 6.-The yisalia Pirates landed
on Oscar jones for triple, two doubles and
single in the third inning of today's game of the
class league. netting six runs. Otto Dye
pitched brilliantly. Score: r.. II. z.
Tisalia q z
Coalinga .................. z
Bstteries-Dye and Dashwood; Jones and
Kuhn
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
American Association

At Milwaukee-1ndianapols s. Milwaukee f.
At ST. Paul-Columbps g. ST. Paul 2.
At Ninncapolis-First games Toledo o, Min
nespolis g. Second Toledo 4, Minneapo-
lis <.
At Kansas city-LouisvnIeK Kansas. City game
postponed; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS By 1NNIN
SUMMARY

Three base hit-PerE. Two base hit--Afc-
Stolen bases-Bodie, Melchicr Briggs First
base on errors-San Francisco l. First base on
called bails-0f Hunt 3. of Eastley g. Struck
out--By Hunt g.. Hit by pitcber-AMohler
Double play Williams to McArdle Wild pitch
Umpirs-van Haltren
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

According to Matt Winn. II Is likely that
Mars Cassidy will act as starter at Douglass
Pazk and IAtonia for the fall meetings.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
Western League

At wichfta-Wichita @ Sioux City o.
At Denver-Des Moines 8, Denver Z.
Topeka Omaha and st. Joseph Lincoln games
postponed; rain
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

CLEVELAND. Ang. 6.-President Charles So
that he had accepted the challenge of the Gin,
cinnati National league club for post season
series to decide the baseball championship of
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
OAKS AND BEAVERS PLAY AN I6 INNING Pl]N-ESS GA>E
ills TWirls throughout Game
and Is Still Fresh at the Finish

PITCHERS KRAPp
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Observation-Disclosures
SALEM.


A fair sized audience appreciated
"The Little Minister given by Halle
Elaine Gasaway at the M. E. church
Saturday evening under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Aid society.
c. H. Cook, assistant cashier Of the
Salem Savings bank, spent last week
with his brother, A. E. Cook, at Mall
vern.
James Bunker is preparing to move
to Hannah. Wyo.
A. Fl, Fuller of Lone Tree, has pur-
chased property at Salem and expects
TO move here in the near future.
Saturday Mrs. T. 5. Safer. following
week spent at the home of her par,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ingrim, re-
turned to her home in Danville.
Mrs Mary Sutherland of near Mo
ravia is guest OF friends at this
place.
H. C. Skinner will have a public sa!e
Feb. l6, preparatory to moving to Can
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were held at her home at Stockport
Tuesday afternoon. The deceased was
for many years resident of Salem.
Mrs. w. Parker returned to her
home at Ottumwa Wednesday fol-
lowing a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. w R. Gregory have
returned to their home in Kansas aft
er visit with relatives here.
The subject of the debate given by
Whittier Academy Athletic association
Tusday evening was Resolved that
football should be abolished" won by
the affirmative.
Isaac Cook is enjoying a visit with
his son Clinton from Richmond, Mo.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Garmoe,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Gar
moe, to Lawrence Mills occurred at the
home of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Mills at 1880 on the evening
of January 81. About forty guests
were present. Rev. Milton Smith SOL
emnized the marriage. A delicious
wedding supper was served. The newly
welded couple will reside on farm
near West Grove.
Miss Edith Oglevee is visiting with
friends at Lone Tree and Cedar Rap
ids.
Will Conard is at home following
visit with relatives at Columbus, Ohio
Miss Elsie Bunker and her brother,
Charles have returned from Topeka,
Kansas, where they spent several
months with relatives. While there
\ Charles had an experience with 2
severe attack of diphtheria.
| Mr. and Mrs. S. f. Stanley and
! little daughter of Salem and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. s. Chambers of Mt. Pleasant,
departed Tuesday for Brownsville,
Texas, where they will locate.
Mss Ruth Snyder of Donnellson re-
Gently visited friends at this place.
G. 7. Lee of New London, will move
to the A. A. Banta farm on Big Cedar
! Miss Ola Lamm visited at the home
of her mother Harvey at Denova last
week.
| Mrs. Harry Eyer came from Hills
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