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Net and other Curtains. Also
special values in room-Size
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Indeed"

"a woman's emphatic re-
mark the other day after
making very large purch-
asses Of Knit Underwear for
her entire family at our live
Underwear Dept. mo bet
ter or more complete as
sortment shown by even
the Troy and Albany
stores" said a well posted
travelling man.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
TABOO CAPTURES
JUAREz FEATURE
Jack Afkin Stops Badly and
Is EaSed Up in the
Stretch

JUAREz, Mex, Nov. 24.-Before a
crowd of 5000 people Taboo. favorite
at to 5, won the La Independence
handicap. at ! Is miles, the feature of
the opening at Terrazas park today.
The weather was warm and delight
full and the track very fast. Owing
to the delay in getting some horses
across the border the handicap was re-
duced TO only three starters Jack At
kin opened favorite, but was soon dis
placed by Taboo.
Harrigan jumped into the lead at the
start and led by three lengths over
Jack Atkin. with Taboo away back.
Harrigan held his advantage at the
turn into the stretch, but here Taboo
came with a rush and, catching Harri-
gan 20 jumps from the wire, won by
half length. Jack Atkin stopped
bodily and was eased up all through
the stretch.
Summary:
First race. hve. and half furlongs Trance,
(Kennedy), to 20, won; Meadow, (Molesworth) },
Il to 2 second % Ocean Queen, 1Gsrry9, 20 to l.
Griffin II. Work Box and DR.. Smoot also ran
Second race. five furlongs-Rue, tMoleswortbl,
eFen VOL ODcte behs tonituD, TO i. SecODu,
Flying Wolf, (Murphyl. TO /. third. Time
1:o2. Bertmont, Jack STRIKER and Stalwart Lad
also
Third race, seven furlongs, seling-Pedro,
fBenscotenl s to /, won; Marian Casey
iGadry). 2 70 i, second: Harmis, tReynolds)
so to l. third. Time 1:2s. Bon Ton. Fancy
vesme, st. Kilda. Cuban Boy, Bell Flower and
Alma Boy also ran.
Fourth race. La Independence handicap, value
s.. 600; and eighth mles-Taboo tBens-
coten) 10 3, won: Harrigan fThompson), !
10 2, second; Jack AtkiD. tKennedy). 3 to 3,
third. Time--1:54 3-5. Only three starters.
Fifth race, six furlongs selling-Lomond RET
tig), IL to J. won Chapultepec. (Benscoten),
S 10 l. second; Clint Tucker. (Murpby) II TO l.
third. Time-1:14 -5. Lena Lech. Kopek Beau
Man. Jacquelna. Bardonia, Rio Pecos and Royal
Captive also ran.
(Rettig), 3 TO . Won; Dorante, (Thompsonl, ,
S TO 8, second: Otilo. Warrington, IL to s.
third. Time-l:41 1-5. Tug Boat and La Dextra
also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
THOMAS TOSSERS
DOWN BOHEMIANS
Johnson, New Oak TWirIer,
Shows Good Form, Allowing
But Three Hits

OAKLAND. Nov. PA close and
well played ball game was the result
% the encounter at Freeman's park
this afternoon between the Bohemian
club and q picked team captained by
Catcher Thomas Of the Oakland Coast
league team, the latter winning, score
70 J.
Several professional players Thomas
had picked for his team did not show
up and the resulting vacancies were
flled in very capable fashion by the
pick Of the nine fro mthe cruiser West
Virginia.
Johnson. now with Hayward but who
viii be with Oakland next season, held
The mound. and Snyder Of the navy
team was behind the plate for Thomas
team. Purdy worked four innings and
Healon the remainder for the Boheni-
ans. with Moore catching.
The real feature Of the game was
the pitching Of Johnson. He held the
opposition to three hits and struck out
, 10 men. The Bohemians put over their
Moore walked. took second on Gala
hans single, negotiated double steal
nd scored on a 10 wthrow TO first by
Thomas.
The first run for Thomas team came
about when Pitcher Johnson lifted one
over the right field fence for home
run Wares scored the deciding tally
on 2 wild throw. a passed ball and an
out by Thomas at second The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
WEBSTER BEATS
CHARLEY WHITE
Danny Gains Decision i'm a Dis
appointing Twenty Round
Contest
Especial Dispotch to The Call

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 24.-The boxing
game was revived today in Los An.
geles when Danny Webster and Char
ley White met over the 20 round
course, Webster winning the decision.
The bout was disappointment. :
At the close of the fight Referee
Charlie Eyton summarized the show
in few words:
This was absoIutely-the poorest ex-
cuse for fight I ever saw I gave
Webster the verdict mainly because
he showed a tendency to really fight;
something that White did not
The Chicago boy was a sad disap-
pointment to the bettors who had been
laying 10 to and 10 to on his
chances. In the nineteenth round he
did absolutely nothing. holding on at
every opportunity and giving evidence
OF being a bloomer.
From the opening of the first round
TO the beginning Of the next TO the
last period 1t was simply case of
Webster rushing to close quarters and
sending in a series OF punches to the
stomach. Danny tried hard at all times
TO open up his man and start a real
mixup, but the Chicago youth refused
the issue. Then, in the senli-darkness
that enveloped the closing rounds, he
finally showed a trace OF aggressive
ness, which, had IL been developed
sooner. might have brought home the
bacon. But as it was, Webster was
only too anxious to rough it and held
his own to gain the referees just YER
dict.
Young Rivers, the clever little Mex
Jean boy, who has been going right
along toward the top, redeemed the
card by his performance with frankie
Sullivan. The Irish youth, game TO the
core, but taking unnecessary punish
ment all the way, was finally put out
Of commission when the referee stopped
the show in the eighth period. 1t was
Rivers all the way.
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morse ana Jockey rage AZ lneN CrOSScu
the lire z couple OF lengths TO the good.
Page put Up 2 nice ride on Spellbound.
kept of the early pace and reserved
him for the final run. He took the lead
81 the last turn and maintained it TO
the fnisR.
MoIera and Joseph's mare. Bubbling
Water, was the popular faTorite.
daughter Of Colonel Wheeler TO cap
ture the feature and the layers were Of
the same frame of mind. They took
no chances OF being caught out Of line
and posted BubblinE Water an odds
on choice. at 5 to 3. This price seemed
10 satisfy the big holiday crowd which
gathered at the transbay track, and
they deluEed the layers with coin on
the fsvorite.
The Impressive race Of last Saturday.
when Bubbling Water had defeated the
same held with the exception OF Spell
bound. had convinced the spectators
that the California favorite looked like
z sure winner.
Those who like 10 get some return
for their money dsbbled at Spellbound,
Chester lNrum and Arssee. whose
prices ranged from 10 TO I. Col
onel Jack and Molesey were the eX-
trsme outsiders.
The victory OF the eastern racer was
no nuke. He romped past the wire
nearly three lengths ahead OF Bubbling
Water. while Chester Krum finished a
beaten of third.
j IS true that Bubbling Water had
had luck and Archibald did not give
her one OF the good rides of which he
IS capable. But whether she could
have beaten the winner with even rae
ing luck is q question which will be
disputed by three out OF every four
who witnessed the race. To the writer
it looked as # Spellbound were the
better horse yesterday. but IL surely
BUbbling Water had Jared with better
luck. Shs lost several lengths by be-
ing cut of and penned in.
The start was good and Bubbling
Water was quick TO take the lead, with
Chester Krum on even terms. She
had the rail and took the short cut
around the first turn. Callahan. who
had the mount on Chester Krun1. had
evidently been given orders to try to
outgsu1e the favorite by running her
into the ground. as he sent his mount
out for the lead. Racing down the
hack stretch Chester Krum assumed
the lead and cut into the rail. This
was down on the far turn and in the
meantime the rest Of the field was
rawing up. When Archibald on Buo-
bling Water tried to get out he found
that he was in q pocket and was forced
TO 90 TO the extreme outside on the last
turn.
Spellhound had moved Up fast and
entered the stretch with 2 lead of two
lengths Archibald started to ride
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25

Bubbling Water and she responded
gamelv. but SpeIlbound had plenty in
reserve to stand of the rush of the
favorite. The effort told on Bubbling
Water and she seemed to hang a bit
while the winner was running strong
quarters pole. but appeared TO tire,
and Chester Krum beat him by sew
eral lengths for the show.
The track. while not lightning fast,
was good. as was shown by the time
made during the afternoon. Spellbound
covered the mile and an eighth in
l:51 2-5, just one second behind the
track record time established by Bub-
bling Water last season.
The Emeryville course was thronged
with a gathering which resembled
crowds OF former years. The dull
weather kept many away, but the
filled. Interest centered in the handi-
cap, but the other events furnished
some good sport. One favorite and
four second choices came down to the
wire in front
The hardest fall Of the day was ex-
perienced when J. MacAlanus entry,
Sepulveda, which made a sensational
odds on choice in the fifth and failed
dismally. running third.
His last race may have set the horse
back, for he did not show any of the
rare gameness which he displayed in
his previous start and was outgamed
by Hooray and Cabin.
The Chantecler stable has a very
shifty > year old in the winner Of the
second race, Pay Streak. brother of
Coppertown. Planter was made the
choice with Pay Streak next in de-
mand. Archibald put up a finished
ride on the winner and brought him
home two lengths in front of Ayame
which made its first start. Media was
third. The favorite ran a dull race
finishing back in the ruck.
Meltondale showed that he could
sprint as well as go distance The
Meltonian colt ran down such fast
ones as Prudent Bitter SIR and Han
nah Louise over i've furlongs Hannah
Louise was the choice. but she faded
away in the stretch. Meltondale broke
in front. reiinquished the lead at the
turn and came on again in the last
hundred yards, nipping first place from
Prudent in a rush. Bitter Sir was
third.
Nyanza, after getting off to bad
start. was brought around his field
and won a nose victory from Argonaut
Soma. and Busy Man threw their riders
and Aristotle was pulled up
No Quarter made every post a win
ming one in the final event and won
by a good margin from Tillinghast.
The favorite, Smiley Metzner. was
third.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
JUAREZ ENTRIES

JUAREz, Mex. Nor. 24.-Terrazas park en-
tries for tomorrow:
First race. 5lS furlongs-Unconquered 10Y;
Hesitate: Brave withers, los: Ilzie, 1o5; Helen
Scott, 103.
Second race. 81 furongs-Pilain, sainfox.
Scott. Marcus, 1927
Third race / mie-Bonnie Prince Charlie,
John Louis, Misprisiou. Hoyle, Cardinal Sarto
107 .Task Master. l02.
Fourth race. 5i9 furlongs-KidI Hart, liz;
Snortng Life. Ramon CaIona, 1907 Napa Nick
The Wolf. l05; sSiscus. J03.
Fifth race. 51s furlongs-Stalwsrt Lad, Ir-
valini, Little Dick. 100; Carl Claud. 105;
owenita. Gehtnicht. 102
Sixth race, 6 -furlongs-Sizz. Senator Psynter.
Yankee Nc, Bill Eaton Bentronia Banthel.
1oI: Gypsy King. Mauritania, Valley Stream,
los: .Periwinkle 30.
N'Apprentiee allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. 24.-Donald Nc
Donald. carrying top weight Of 124 pounds and
favorite in the betting at 315 10 ]. won the
Thanksgiving handicap, the feature of the open
iug day on the Moncrfef park course. today from
& high class field of horses. About 5000 persons
attended the FIRST days racing Nineteen book
makers were In line and speculation was brisk
First race, inaugural dash. six furlongs-Hon-
man. 70 /. won; Jack Parker, Z to 10, second;
T. M. Green. out. third. Time lib SIS.
Second race, six furlongs-Ida n, TO 10.
won; Tom Shaw. 10 1. second; Joe Gaitens, 4
TO 5. third. Time. 1:15 1-5.
Third race. i've ana half furiongs-Aldrin
10 70 /. won; Jack DennAp.-2 70 I, second; Pha-
roah. ] 10 A. third Time, los is.
Fourth race. hsnAcap, one mile--Douald Nc
Donald. 3it 10 J. won Friend Harry. 4 10 ],
second; Mary Davis. 2 70 j. third. Time AZ
Fifth race selling, purse s400. six furongs--
Lady Irns. 5 20 1. won; Ben Double. to 3,
second: All Rel. l TO 2. third. Time. :13 lis.
Sixth race. selling. purse $40o, mile and six
feenth-Aylmer. 8 70 /. won: Font. 2ls to /,
teccnde st. Joseph, 2i5 to l, third Time.
LIS Is.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25

Langford and Johnson
Wanted IN London

BOSTON. Nov. 24.--Joe woodman,
manager of Sam Langford is in receipt
of letter from Hugh Mcintosh, the
Australian boxing promoter in which
Mcintosh offers to give Jack Johnson
$4,000 and expenses for his end of a
fight with Langford. to take place in
London during coronation week. Nc
Intosh asks Woodman to make every
possible effort to close the match with
Johnson In making the match Nc
Intosh requires that Johnson shall post
$4,000 to guarantee his appearance in
London.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
Modesto Track Athletes
Defeat Lowell

MODESTO. Nov. 24.-The Modesto
high school track team defeated the
track team from Lowell high school of
San Francisco here today 70 TO SO. The
weather was threatening and cold. and
for this reason no records We're broken
and the time in the various events was
slow. The two teams were about ven
ly matched in the middle distance runs.
but Lowell was superior in the short
sprints. Modesto was strong in the
weight. pole vault and mile run. the
Lowell team taking the relay.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
MULrNoMAH BEATS OREGON

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 24-The
eleven of the Multnomah amateur ath-
letic club today upset aIlu calculations
and defeated the University OF Ore
gon team at football by the score OF
3 to 0. The club team. with a snap
that surprised even their own admir-
ers. started the ball down the field
after the kick off in the first quarter
and before the game was full minute
old had secured touchdown. At that
the university boys outplayed the local
men. but they could not overcome the
handicap.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
SPOKANE AND LINCOLN TIE

SPOKANE, Nov. 24.-Spokane high
and Lincoln high of Seattle played a
tie game today 0 to to 0. Spokane
missed a great chance TO score in the
first quarter. when with the ball IN
their possession they were held by the
Lincoln line only is inches from the
goal line. Both teams tried the for
ward pass repeatedly, but many OF the
passes were intercepted on account Of
the wet and heavy condition OF the
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25

side. she was one OF Crowley's
ponies"
Yes" said Bessie C's friend. and I
mad dream about her / dreamt she
won. And ever since then I been
lookin' for her to come up so 7 can
play her-but I reckon she's gone up
don't never see her no more. So I
just want to play Bessie c because OF
the name"
Humph." said the brown lady with
a scornful sniff. You can't shift yo'
lunches 1t amt no use.
And so some won and some lost and
every one was interested and most OF
them cheerful. and after all, as one
man said: The last favorite OF the
day, is Turkey-they all put their
money on him and they all win-so
it's been a good day."
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
Santa Cruz High Loses
To Alumni Team
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 24.-The local
high school football team champions of
the Coast Counties athletic league. met
with their first defeat of the season to-
day, the Alumni veterans rolling up a
% to o score against them. With prac-
tically no preliminary practice. the
Alumni fifteen nut up surprisingly
fast game and outplayed their oppo-
nents in every department of the game.
The high school fifteen was outweighed
and seemed to lose heart early in the
game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
EASTERN RACER WINS
FROM BUBBLING WATER
Thanksgiving Handicap Results in Victory
For the Conqueror of Olanbala
By ZOE MURPHY

Spebound Albert gedng which
defeated Omba and other champions of the turf showed
handicap
N we'll ridden Page lowered
the California Bubbng Water Chester Krum
the handicap division the Eneryvile track
ridden by Page, to He
probably
his
the
Colonel Wheeler.
700 spectators they
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
sHRUnn ouTRUNs LoNGRoAr

BOSTON. Nov. 24.-Alne Shrubb. Eng
lish champion professional distance
runner. tonight defeated Tom Isongboat,
the Onondaga Indian, IN Is mile race
by three-quarters Of a lap ShFubb's
time was 1 hour rs minutes SIS sec
onds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
ETERNAL FEMININE AT
RACETRACK IS RACY
Roofing in Grand Stand Planted on Hunches
And Irrigated With Salt Tears
BY MARY AsHE MILLER

Come Hannah Hannah whispered and
obbed and shouted the yesterday the
favote failed respond the call and the enthusiasts fell back their
biting their chewing their laughing
OF
regrets, however They
of dnninute
and most elaborate
rracew
placed signs followed obeyed
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
SMELL OF TURKEY AWAKENS SPELLBOUND

SPELLBOUND WINNER OF THE THANKSGIVING
HANDICAP. RETURNING TO THE JUDGES STAND AFTER
HIS VICTORYIN THE EMERYVILLE TURF CLASSIC WITH
JOCKEY PAGE UP AND ABOVE 4 PORTRAIT OF PAGE.
WHOSE MASTERFUL RIDING WAS AN IMPORTANT FAC
TOR nv THE RACES RESULT.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
BoHEMIANs
SUMMARY

First base on called balls-of PGrdy 5. OF
Heaiou J. on Johnson 3. Two bsse bits--Sperrs.
Wares 70 Lenhof 70 Mite. Struck out-By
Iohusou 10. by Purdy ,, by Heslon !. Passed
halls-MOore g. Stolen bases--Menges. Moore.
CALLAHAN. Innings pirched-By Purdy s, By
kseloR 4 Umpire -@~-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
THE CALLS HANDICAP FORECAST
LOUISE B-INAuGURATIoN-pAL

Remarks
Ran nice race last out.
Could win on best form.
Is getting better.
Should go better today.
Might prove the surprise.
Showed fair speed in her last race.
Has not shown any form.
Shown nothing.
No form.
Form has been poor.
No form.
No farm,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-08-06
ANNUAL LOSS IS ENORMOUS
Two Hundred Million Dollars Year
Might Be Added to Wealth
of Country.

Computing that theirs are in the
United States at least 100000 INDECENT
consumptives who should be cared for
in charitable or semi charitable sana-
toria and hospitals, the National AS
ISOLATION for the Study and Proven
lion of tuberculosis estimates that
the annual cost to the country for the
treatment Of these persons would be
s50,000,000 at the rate of $1.669 per
day per patient. At the lowest pos
sible estimate the country loses 5000,
100000 a year from the incapacity of
these INDECENT victims of tuberculo.
sis. This would mean net saving Of
$l50000,000 year to the United
States If all victims OF consumption
who are too poor to afford proper
treatment in expensive sanatoria were
cared for at the expense of the munic
ipality, county or state. And this an
nual gain does not include the enor-
nous saving that would accrue from
the lessenel infection due to the seq.
fegation of the dangerous consump.
tives in institutions.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-08-06
Catching Sea Birds.

An ingenious way OF catching birds
is practised in the Orkney islands
There is large white bird who tray
els with an irregular and heavy
flight, again and again rising and
taking tremendous plunge into the
blue depths of the ocean, where it re-
mans out of sight for the space of 10
seconds or so. This bird is the gan
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aquatic bird that takes its prey by
headlong diving I he willy Orcadian
takes advantage OF the birds peculiar
plunging habit by painting the por-
trait of herring on piece of plank
and weighing II Just sufficiently to
keep it the right distance under the
water. This ingenious counterfeit Is
placed in a part of the sea infested by
gannets, and presently along comes a
bird whose sharp eye quickly detects
what he supposes to be fine fat her
ring. Away up he flies until he has
reached sufficient altitude to enable
him to make a successful dive upon
his prey Down down he comes
straight as plummet, and the sea Is
churned into foam all around where
he has entered It. But, alas. he
never rises more, poor bird His
sharp beak is firmly imbedded In the
piece of timber. and his neck is
broken.-London Telegraph.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-08-06
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