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The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-23
Results Of Tuesdays Games.
IL. NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

Chicago, /; Cincinnati, 0.
Brooklyn /; New York, u.
st. Louis, 8; Pittsburg, (flrst game)
st. Louis. 0; Pittsburg (second game).
Philadelphia, II; Boston, 0 (first game)
Philadelphia, 2; Boston. 1 Second game).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, A; Philadelphia, (frst
game); New York, /; Philadelphia, Z (sec-
ond game)
Detroit. S; St. Louis, O.
Boston, 3; Washington e.
Cleveland, 8; Chicago, 2 FIRST game, Il
innings; Cleveland, 0; Chicago, 8 second
game, ten innings).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 8: Indianapolis. g.
Milwaukee, 4; Toledo, Z. 4
St. Paul, g.: Louisville, 5.
Kansas City, 6; Columbus, 3.
THREE ''I' LEAGUE.
Bloomington 8; Davenport, 7.
Peoria, 5; Rock Island, l. "
Springfield. 3; Waterloo, 2 III innings).
Danville, /; Dubuque. A,
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
South Bend. 81 wheeling, l. z.
Evansville, 5;tDayton, 2.
Fort Wayne, g., TeTre Haute, 8.
Grand Rapids, q; GAINESVILLE, 2.
WISCoNSIN-I ILLINOIS LEAGUE
Rockford. 6; Appleton, Z. "
Aurora, 2; Oshkosh, q &c..
Madison, o; Fond du Lac, l.
Racine, 3; Green Bay, q
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, IL; Topeka, 2.
Des Moines, s; Wichita, g.
Lincoln, 8; Denver, 4.
Sioux City. Z; st, Joseph. 8.
CENTRAL, ASSOCIATION. .
Burlington 0, Quincy 5.
Galesburg l, Keokuk 8.
Kewanee 0, Monmouth 4.
Ottumwa l, Hannibal 0. IS
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-23

The dust on some of the country
roads is becoming nuisance and
everyone is crying for rain.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-06-23

Clinton, June 22.-The Northern
base ball association held a meeting
last night at the Lafayette Inn and
decided to award Sterling, H., fran.
chise. 1t was decided to continue as
an eight-club league.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
QUEENS GOWN WINS
FEMININE APPROVAL
Passes Muster Before Curious
Yet Critical Throng

Although she officially made her
first appearance in royal robes at the
st. Francis hotel yesterday afternoon.
Queen California actually stepped forth
to assume her reign at an earlier hour
store in Post street. She went to the
store at 1 o'clock sharp IN ordinary at
tire. Half an hour later the thrOngs
that had pressed into the store and up
TO the second floor. where in the French
room she dOnned her regal attire. be-
held her in all the glory of her queen
ly raiment. 1t was necessary for all
of the floor walkers and department
managers to patrol the aisles of the
store so that the queen could have free
passage TO the street. where a carriage
was waiting to take her to the St
Francis hotel.
In Post street an anxious multitude
consisting mostly OF women, waited 10
catch a glimpse OF the fair ruler. When
Queen California stepped from the store
there was one brief moment of quiet
scrutiny and then applause-the beau
tiful gown had passed muster
The queen was met as she emerged
from the elevator by r. W. Costello
general manager Of OConnor & Mof-
fatt's, who presented her with hand
some Duchesse point lace andkerchief.
Miss Smith was dressed by Madame
Elizabeth Estes, who made the royal
gown. and a corps of maids Three of
her ladies in waiting and two train
bearers stood ready and assumed their
duties as soon as she left the room
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
SONOMA BRINGS BIG
BANNER FOR PARADE

The lesson of the Sonoma bear flag
episode will be taught in tojay,s
parade when the combined parlors of
that county carry a mammoth bear
flag through the streets. The dimen-
sions of the California banner rival
those of the famous flag carried dur
ing the Portola celebration. 1t will
bear the inscription "Ca alifornia Repub-
lie" and will have painted in it's center
a monster bear.
The flag is 10 feet long by so feet
wide and it will be carried by 200
men. 1t will stretch from curb to
curb The Native Sons from Sonoma
have planned this feature with care
and secrecy and expect to furnish one
of the spectacles of the parade The
immense banner was made in Sonoma
The headquarters of the Sonoma par
lors is in the Manx hotel The parIors
represented are: Sonoma Ill, PetaIuma
27, Santa Rosa %, Glen Ellen 102,
Healdsburg 6S ami Sabastopol 143 The
committee OF arrangements which ar
rived yesterday are: Colonel L. w.
Juillard, chairman; Frank E. Dowd.
secretary; William Farrell. ]. f. Ro-
senberg, ]. P. Kelly, o. Cobb, j. r.
Presswood.
A reception will be held today and
tomorrow. The Petaluma band will
furnish music. Refreshments and en-
tertainment are the order of the day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
SAN JOSE PARLORS ARE
WELL REPRESENTED

The San Jose parlors of the Native
Sons have taken up headquarters in
the Won Dorm hotel PA Turk street
The parlors represented are Observa-
tory No. TT, San Jose No. % and Gar
den City No. 80. Late yesterday after
noon and last night hundreds of mem
bers of these parlors came into the
city and the attendance is expected to
be nearly 450.
A reception and entertainment will
be given in the parlor of the hotel.
The feature of the event will be that
only fruits from Santa Clara county
Will be served and in preparation for
this many cases of choice fruits were
received yesterday. Music and dancing
will be part of the program After the
parade today a lunch will be served in
the hotel to $50 members.
The committee of arrangements is:
II. J. Dougherty tchairmam Walter
Chrisman, j. II. Gallagher. B. McCar-
ley, L. S. Sill, Charles A. Merritt, r.
F'arnsworth, Max Wassman, ]. M.
Waterman, III. W. McComas and n j.
Mabury. secretary of the Admission day
committee
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO.
SO is AT THE TURPIN

Hydraulic parlor No. Sc of Nevada
city. has headquarters in the Turpin
hotel. II Powell street The parlor
has planned an elaborate float for the
parade today that will depict the diff
1culties and actual conditions of min
ing that confronted the pioneers in
their early struggles. The parlor will
have it's band of 25 pieces.
In the afternoon, after the parade, a
general reception and entertainment
will be held in the lobby of the Turpin
hotel to which visitors and friends are
invited The committee of arrange
ments is: i. H. Richards Will r. Rich
ards, F. l.. Smith, L. A. Garthy, Edward
Morgan, William Simmons and Ed E.
Stone.
Donner parlor No. Is of Truckee and
Friendship parlor No. rs of Compton
Vile will act jointly with Hydraulic
parlor Assemblyman Frank Ruther-
ford and Thomas Weyman will serve
respectively on the committee repre-
senting these two parlors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

Around the walls are legends in braid
ed colored cloths while the word Wei
come" is on every wall in mammoth
letters. This afternoon following the
parade a banquet of 400 covers will be
held in the hall. Refreshments, fruits
and sandwiches will be served to Wis
itors.
The feature of the parlor parade will
be the standard bearer. Joseph Kramm,
the tallest man in the Native Sons or
ganization. He stands feet . inches
in his stockings and today, with his
helmet and regalia, he will measure 8
feet in height, Kramm will lead a
team of Shetland ponies that will draw
a golden bear. The Piedmont Native
Daughters will have a float and some
will march with the men, There will
be a band of so pieces and drum
corps of % members. The committees
of arrangements are:
Frank NJ Craddock, chairman; John
Luhr, Dick Hamb, Ed C. Leopold. w.
]. Herkenhan, Joe Kenny, l.. Lindquist,
James Barry. Miss Jennie Jordan, past
grand president of Native Daughters,
and Miss c. Brady
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
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could be more fair. and our OFFER should
be proof positive that Rexal1 Dyspepsia
Tablets are a dependable remedy.
Inasmuch as the medicine will cost
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we urge you who are suffering with in
digestion OF dyspepsia to try Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablets. A % cent box con-
tains enough medicine for Is days
treatment. For chronic cases we have
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Remember you can obtain Rexall Rem
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Drug Co. Inc. 10 Market St, us Mar
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and Geary SITS. Sixteenth and Mission
SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

red, white and blue they burst out
with the coronation hymn, California"
by DIR. Henry Van Dyke. 1t runs:
I love thine inland seas.
Thy groves of giant trees,
Thy rolling plains;
Thy rivers mighty sweep,
Thy mystic canyons deep.
Thy mountains wild and steep
All thy domains.
Cheers mingled with the chorus. The
bands crashed out anew. The drums
rolled in louder peal. And for mo-
ment the queen, standing alone at the
foot of the throne, gazed around in a
daze of bewilderment. The tremendous
ovation seemed to have engulfed her.
The feeling was momentary. however
for as the shouts died away she ad-
vanced to the front, and. speaking in a
clear voice, gave her thanks.
AS queen of the fiesta,'' she said, 1T
is my wish that my people during the
days of my reign be as happy as l am
at this moment"
THRoNGS SHOUT
The simple words were uttered with
so much sincerity and feeling that a
shout louder than ever greeted them.
On taking her throne she was sur
rounded Immediately by the officials of
the Native Sons and Daughters, who
went forward to tender her homage
Mrs. Peyton, grand president of the
Native Daughters. welcomed her in a
few words, saying that the Native
Daughters were willing and anxious to
serve her.
While the reception was taking place
on the throne the children's chorus
kept up a continual singing. The little
people had been we'll rehearsed and
drilled. Apart from giving a series of
patriotic airs they sang selections from
Lucia" the Pilgrims Chorus" and
Carmen" The singing was to the ac-
compartment of a brass band of so
pieces, but. with the exception of odd
intervals, the music of brass was COM
pletely swallowed up in the laundering
refrain of the thousands of voices.
Leaving the throne, the queen, fol-
lowed by her court, passed through the
line of soldiers and was escorted to the
st. Francis hotels
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
JOINT COMMITTEE OF
DAUGHTERS RECEIVE

The joint committee of the Native
Daughters have opened headquarters
fronting on Powell street, which has
been artistically decorated with flow
ers and evergreens. Last night a
special reception was held for Queen
California and her maids of honor and
to Emma G. Peyton of Stockton, grand
president of the order. This was in
the name of all the local parlors rep
resented by a delegation of three from
each parlor. The queen was welcomed
by Past Grand President Genevieve
Watson Baker. Her majesty briefly
thanked her loyal subjects. There were
vocal numbers by, the Alta and the
Metropolitan quartets. There will be re-
ceptions this afternoon and evening
with a musicale at each reception as
we'll a tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
COLONIAL ROOM SCENE
OF GAY HOSPITALITY

FL Dorado parlor OF the Sons and
Fremont parlor OF the Daughters have
secured the colonial room at the St.
Francis and this has been fitted up in
admirable style for the entertainments
of the visitors This afternoon there
will be a banquet for the members OF
the two parlors and in the evening a
reception. Guests will be received this
afternoon and evening, and tomorrow
afternoon there will be a reception and
concert, while in the evening the clos
ing dance will be given.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
SACRAMENTO ~PARLORS
COME IN FULL FORCE

Sunset parlor No. 26 of Sacramento
has headquarters in the Manx hotel
in Powell street near O.Farrell Some
of the committees began to arrive yes
terday afternoon and this morning
more than 100 members of the parlor
will be here. A monster bear flag.
40x100 feet. will be carried by 60 men
in today's parade. The edges Of the
flag are roped and the design is a
duplicate of the California Republic
bear flag.
The parlor will have Greer's band of
Sacramento comprising "a pieces. A
ball will be held in the Manx tonight
at which the band will furnish music.
The committee of arrangements yes
terday made arrangements for a re-
ception and entertainment for TODAY
and tomorrow. This will be held in
the lobby of the hotel The committee
is made up of. George Sherman chair
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

Miss Alma Tuchler, Joseph Magore,
Miss Susie O'Brien, Miss Rene Orcutt,
Edward Healy and r. Brouillet. In the
evening there is to be reception and
ball. These affairs are all to be In
vitational and will be under the di-
rection of the officers of the two par
lors. They are:
Ell Capitan-Past president, Percy Schwarts;
president, David kron; first vice president.
James Hanna; second vice president. Walter e
Bassett; third vice president, Harold NJ. Calm;
recording secretary. Edgar G. Calm; financial
secretary. Herbert L. Dalton; treasurer. stephen
+. Solley; marshal. Herbert S Bibbero; trus-
tees, j. L. Morris. G.. NJ. Llpman. n. Lowenfeld !;
surgeon. DR.. O. Mansfeldt; inside sentinel. Fred
T. Greenblatt; outside sentinel, Louis E. Ge-
minani
Portola-Junior past president. Carrie Estelita i;
past president Georgia O'Brien; president. Mae
e. Hines: first vice president, Anna Van Nos
trand; second vice president Nell McGoldrick !;
third vice president. Anna McKeon; marshal
Anna Geib; recording secretary. Ellen Bacon
financial secretary Irene Warren; treasurer,
May Goepfert; organst Ilene 0rcutt; trustees
May Lunney, Catharine Lafferty, Josephine To
bin; inside sentinel Louise Berton; outside
sentinel, Ethel Thomson
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
SEOUOIA HEADQUARTERS
IN RED BRANCH HALL

Sequoa parlor No. $50 of the Native
Sons has established headquarters in
Knights of Red Branch hall in Mission
street near Seventh, where it will re-
ceive and entertain with the hospitality
for which il is noted. The initial dance
was given last evening. This afternoon
and evening there will be receptions
and musical entertainment and tomor-
row afternoon there is to be recep-
ton, while in the evening there will be
a ball lasting until midnight The par
lor will display handsome new ban
ner, on the face of which is a well
executed painting of one of the big
trees. In the entertainments the mem
bers will be assisted by FL Vespero par
lor of the Native Daughters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
THREE PARLORS HOLD
JOINT RECEPTIONS

Bay City parlor of the Native Sons,
assisted by the members of Sans Souci
parlor and Las Lomas parlor. Native
Daughters. of which Anna F. Lacey,
vice president of the Native Daughters,
is a member. will entertain in Il lavish
manner in mai Birth hall in Eddy
street. Last evening there was ball
in these headquarters, whre Bay City s
$1,000 banner was exhibited. This has
on the face a representation of the
Golden gate with the great sheaf of
state, in the foreground, and on the
reverse there is a fine painting of the
ferry building.
This afternoon and evening there
will be receptions, music and dancing
and a feature will be the distribution
to each guest of a basket filled with
California fruit and rasins. Tomor-
row there will be a general reception
and ball in the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
NAPA PARLOR NO. 81
PLANS JOLLY TINE

Napa parlor No. 81 has headquarters
in the Manx hotel. Extensive prepara-
tions have been made to give all vfsi-
tors and friends a good time at the
reception sala of the parlor. Is
piece orchestra will render music Re
freshments and fruits of California will
be served The parlor will begin en-
tertaining Immediately after the parade
today. A dance will be given tonight
in the hotel. The committee of ar
rangements is composed of Fl. j. THE
len, II. l.. Armstutz, NJ. Schwartz and
Arnold C. Armstutz chairman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

man; F. H. Kahn, H. E. Yardley, Ed
ward Norris, John Straub, Edward
Reese. A. l.. V. Cohn and A. Pryor,
marshal.
Sacramento parlor No. will hold
forth in Golden Gate commandery hall
in Sutter street near Steiner. The big
ballroom has been draped with flags
and decorated with greens an an at
tractive manner in preparation for an
elaborate entertainment of friends and
visitors. There will be dancing to-
night. Refreshments will be served.
The Native Daughter parlors of Sac
ramento, La Bandera, Sutter and Cali
fla, will entertain and hold receptions
with the mems parlors. Most of their
members are staying at the Golden
West hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
CITY ENTERS into
Three DAY FROLIC
Fair Sovereign Reigns Over
Happy Domain With King
Fun as COnSOrt
Military Escort Makes Pretty
Picture in Dashing and
Graceful EyOlnti0ns

mense horn of plenty in gold and
green The rooms were opened last
evening with a ball Today after the
procession there will be lunch served
to the members OF the parlor.
La Estrella parlor of the Native
Daughters is TO be the guest of Cali
fornia parlor, and parIor No. 1 OF
the junior order Of Native Sons. which
will make it's first appearance today.
In the main hall are the names Cali
fornta" and La Estrella," done in
electric bulbs.
The parent parlor will entertain in
a lavish manner this evening and to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
ALTA DAUGHTERS ARE
AT ST. FRANCIS HOTEL

Alta parIor No. 8 of the Native
Daughters has suite of rooms in the
st. Francis hotel, which have been
decorated with flowers. Last night the
parlor was visited by her majesty
Queen California and received by a
large number of members and visitors
in a manner befitting her high station.
During her stay the Monroe sisters,
violinists, played duet for her. This
afternoon the parlor will receive and
also in the evening. Tomorrow there
will be a musicale with Rebecca Kemp
Van Ee at the piano in the afternoon
and evening. Light refreshments will
be served.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
PARLOR is
ENTERTAINING GUESTS

Alcarde parlor opened its festivities
in the Santa Clara building last night
with high jinks and the comforting of
the Alcalde degree. Today there is to
be lunch in these headquarters for
members and for those of Darina par
lor of the Daughters, who are to be the
special guests of the Alcaldes. This
evening there is to he a special re-
ception to James w. Marshall, other
wise John E. McDougald. the discov-
erer of gold in this state, to be follow
ed by dancing. Tomorrow there is to
be a general reception and dancing in
the afternoon and a ball in the even
ing
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Ell CAPTAIN PARLOR
AND PORTOLA UNITE

The headquarters of Ell Captain par
lor No. 222, N S. G. w., and Portola
parlor No. 172, N. d. G. W., are in the
main hall of the Golden Gate comman-
derry building. The hall is decorated
with the national colors and ever
greens After the parade today there
will be a reception and in the evening
a ball Tomorrow morning there is
to be reception and in the afternoon
reception and entertainm ent, the
program numbers being contributed
by Milton j. White, DR.. II. S. Bibbero.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
QUARTZ PARLOR NO. So
HAS UNIQUE DISPLAY

Quartz parlor No. 5S of Grass Valley
will have unique display to show Wis
itors and friends in its headquarters in
the Turpin hotel, II Powell street, in a
costly exhibition of gold specimens. The
yellow metal that lured the pioneers
from far lands will be seen peeping
from honeycombed quartz in its nat
ural state. A float of high grade ore
representing $4,000 will be drawn in
the parade today. Following the parade
a reception and informal entertainment
will be held in the hotel Good things
to eat and drink will be served. The
committee of arrangements is: William
Tenby, chairman; G. A. Steward. A.
Hicks. M. Caroline, j. Grant, j. NJ
Ia rriS
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
ALAMEDA PARLOR NO.
II is ATELKS HALL

Alameda parlor No. AZ will have
headquarters in Elks' hall, Powell
street near Sutter. The hall was the
scene of an entertainment and recep-
ton given by Stanford parlor last
night and Alameda parlor will take
possession this morning for. two days
Open house will be declared this morn
ing at 10 O'clock and this afternoon and
night a reception and entertainment
will be held. There will be dancing
and informal vaudeville acts. The
parlor will serve refreshments to Wis
itors and friends.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
NOTHING TOO GOOD

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and Join the millions who keep
we'll by CASCARETS alone. sos
CASCARETS 1Oc a box for weeks
treatment, all druggists. Biggest seller
in the world. Million boxes month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
ELABORATE BANQUET
IN RED NEWS HALL

San Francisco parlor No. 40 has Sc
sured the banquet hall and the assem-
bly, hall of the Red Mems building in
Golden Gate avenue for headquarters
mmediate1y after the parade this
afternoon the members and their fam
lilies will partake OF a banquet. covers
being laid for 500. Charles Miller. the
president of the parlor. will act as
host. In the evening there will be
dancing in the assembly hall and to-
morrow there Is TO be a general re-
ception, entertainment and dance in
the afternoon and evening.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
TWIN PEAKS PARLOR
PLANS OPEN HOUSE

Twin Peaks parlor of the Native
Sons and Twin Peaks parlOr of the
Daughters have secured headquarters
in Kendrick hall in valencia street
near Sixteenth. and have decorated these
very artistically in varied colors.
There will be open house thfs after
noon and evening and dancing IN the
evening Tomorrow there will be a
vaudeville entertainment afternoon and
evening, winding up with a grand ball
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
PIONEER PARLOR HAS
PRETTY HEADQUARTERS

California parIor No. I. the pioneer
parlor of the Native Sons, will have
headquarters in two halls Of the Santa
Clara building in Golden Gate avenue
The stairway and hallway are lined
with palms. while the refreshment
room is fitted up as a bower Of ever
greens, illuminated with hundreds of
electric bulbs. The ballroom is dec
grated with many streamers OF Cali
fornia poppies. all leading to an i'm
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
PIEDMONT PARLORS TO
HOLD SEVERAL DANCES

Piedmont parlor No. 40, Native Sons.
and Piedmont parlor No. "a, Native
Daughters, have headquarters on the
third floor of the Whitney building. 137
Gearv street. They have one of the
largest halls of any parlor In the CITY.
The headquarters were opened last
night with an informal dance and a
dance will be held tonight and tomor-
row night.
The hall is beautifully decorated
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
". 7. HESS, Notary Public

ROOM 111z. CALL BUILDING
At residence, 1860 Page street, between
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
KILLS
FORMER CARSONITE

SACRAMENTO, July 29.-Frank
N. Tilden, soldier of fortune, son
OF the late Judge M. G. Tilden of
sacramento and Carson City, New.
was killed by an elephant he had
wounded near Fort Jameson. Rho.
desia, South Africa, May 2Sth last.
according to letter received yes
terday by Captain e. L. Hawk from
w. A. Rowell of San Francisco. who
accompanied Tilden to South Africa
two years ago.
In his letter Rowell states that
since the accident he has been i'll
and learned none of the particulars
regarding Tilden's death and will
not unit 1.-THE natives who were
witness can be brought together at
an inquest. 1t is presumed that
Tilden's body will be buried at Fort
Jameson.
Tilden lived here a number Of
years with his parents and sisters.
The family removed to Carson CITY
some years ago, but later returned
TO sacramento, where Judge Tilden
died.