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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
southern Pacific New Years Train
Service

For the accommodation of suburban
residents participating in New Years
festivities in San Francisco the South
eru Pacific will operate suburban train
service on all it's lines from Oakland
pier connecting with boat leaving San
rarcfsco at 2:15 a m. January 1, 1911
Also special train will leave Third and
townsend streets depot at 1880 a. m.
January 1, 1911, for San Jose. making
AIN intermediate stops. For details see
agents. Ticket Offices: Flood build
ing. Palace hotel, Market street ferry
DEPOT Third and Townsend streets
depot, and Broadway and Thirteenth
street, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
SIXTEEN KILLED BY
BOILER EXPLOSION
Twelve Others Injured at Plant
of Ice Company and Two
More Doomed
P1TTsFIEIiI

PITTSFIEID, Mass, Dec. 29.-The
lives of sixteen workmen were ended
today by the explosion of a boiler at
the plant of the Morewood Lake ice
company at Morewood Lake, two miles
south Of here.
Twelve men were injured and it was
said at the hospital to which they were
removed, that two of the patients may
die.
At a meeting of the city council reso-
lutions were adopted callings for i'm
mediate action to supply the wants OF
the fatherless and injured, and nearly
So, 900 was subscribed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
ASSOCIATION WORKING
AGAINST SUNDAY LAW
[SpeeiaI Diseaieh o The Calll

SANTA CRUZ. Dec. ga petition
is being circulated by the Rehgio Civil
Liberty association urging the legisla-
ture not to pass any Sunday or re
ligious'' laws.
The petition, which is receiving many
signatures. is:
To the Senate and Assembly Of the California
Ierislature of 1911: We the undersigned. legal
voters OF the state OF California. believing that
the civil enactment OF any sunday law would be
subversive OF civil liberty and tend TO destroy
the peace and harmony OF neighborhoods. hereby
earnestly petition your honorable body TO permit
no SUNDAY law or any other form OF religious
legislation to be placed upon the statute books
of California
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
BEOUEST IS LOST TO
SAN JOSE ADVENTISTS

SAN JOSE, Dec 29.-The Seventh Day
Adventist church will not benefit by
the third OF Mrs. Martha J. Hayes es-
tate of $4,000. devised by her TO that
sect. Her death occurred less than
80 days after the viii was made. and
therefore her bequest to the church
becomes void. according to the re-
port made today to the superior court
by the executors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-30
u. P. AND S. P. SHOW A
DECREASE IN REVENUE
November Reports of Railroads
Decidedly Unfavorable
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

BOSTON, Dec. 2s.-The Union Pacific
reports November operations as fol-
lows:
Gross revenue, ss,56s,64 an increase
of $224,860 operating expenses. $4,2S0,-
S61, an increase of $456, 6,033; taxes, S2S1,-
$40. a decrease of 1874; net revenue,
$4,004,210, g. decrease of $119,929.
The Southern Pacific reports for No
vember as follows:
Gross earnings, $12.19S,642; decrease
of $125,4S3; operating expenses, 1885,
760, an increase of 1894, ,381; taxes, $751;
872, an increase of s35, 1926; net revenue,
$4,465, lao, decrease of $505,891
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02
L0W.RATE EXCURSIONS VIA
DENVER & RIO GRANDF

Denver and return: one fare: Sep
tember 3. 4, 6, s. 10, ~ and IA, re-
turning September 10; for the Inter
state fair and exposition.
Glenwood Springs and return; one
fare; September 6, and 8, return
ing September 10; for Racing Associ-
alton meeting.
One fare to Hotchkiss and return,
September 6, and s; returning Sep
tember 10; account Hotchkiss fair.
To Delta County fair, Delta; Sep
tember IL, 13 and IA: from Grand
Junction. s1-75; Palisade. says;
Fruita, s2.25; returning September
is.
Pueblo and return one fare Sep
tember l9, 20, 22 and "a, returning
September 26th account Colorado
State Fair.
s25-oneway colonist rates to Ne
vada and California: on sale August
20 to September 8 and October / to
is.
s45 round trip TO California; Au-
gust 80 to September and Septem-
Der "a to so. Going or returning via
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02
Crack the Whip Ouer Water Attorneys
and Make Them Earn Their Fees

regret part
supply city.
years past
supply
only supply glad anyone
possibly be this could
supply of
faith
is simply postponment
of which will fnal
have
positively sufficient supply
deakns that of securing that
OF
stick
We unhesiatngly
proceeding and review the against the Hannah
might imagine that there time in which settle this
question when tever
The S by
Tunnel
thing ought to be made to crack In taking this work providing
permanent TO
SENTINEL UNDERTAKES SAY, WITHOUT
FEAR WHATEVER OF BEING coNTRADICTED, THAT THE ouEs
TIoN OF SUPPLY OF WATER FOR THIS CITY IS THE
MENToUs QUESTION THAT THE PEOPLE OF GRAND JUNCTION
HAVE
unhestaingy say over the Bucklin
of this city have forced back this
further the political fortunes
1t time the people of this city waking 1t is time that
they about something mornings
ana some VINO " not OF US ut VINO dream every day OF the other
fellow putting value his popertywith values
to nothing because of having supply of the
incpien vanderbiit nothing
live
problem
done long
supply
paving city yet we say
that until problem
All little city for
domestic supply, by
government now
solve this question without about like
some new project suggested let us put men there who big
to solve the question
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

We have had more or less acquaint-
ance with the coal scuttle but we
opine matters must be in bad way
in Montrose county, If there is any
thing in a name. We see where the
plat of the Bugscuttle ditch has been
filed. SO that's the way they get rid
of them.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

The warden of the penitentiary at
Riverside, Pa. evidently believes in
enforcing the provision of the fed
eral constitution which says that
cruel and unusual punishment shall
not be inflicted. He has put stop
to women flirting with the prisoners
through the bars. We imagine 1t
would be rather tantaliZing.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

A New York woman of wealth has
left her baby at home and taken her
poodle abroad for a trip. If the ocean
liner carrying this freak of femininity
should collide with another in mid
ocean-well, all we really hope is
that the pup is saved.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Portland and Seattle. $50. Final re-
turn limit October 81.
$3.50 to Glenwood Springs and re-
turn same day every Sunday. $3.50
going Saturday or Sunday, returning
following Monday.
Fishing rates to points along the
Gunnison and Eagle rivers.
For further information call at the
city ticket offtee or phone Junction IL /.
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The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

The Western Empire says. there
is no repair kit 20 mend a broken
heart, but alimony comes pretty close
to it," Quite right, and frequently
there is a repair Kitty waiting just
round the corner for you TO holler
Next"
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02
..Jabs..
By E. A. Sherman.

Since his race with Saul, William
Stanley. now in Denver, has increased
the number of his boasted victories
by one Wonder if he claims the race
here because he finished" first.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Mothers are pleased with our
schoof shoe showing and tomorrow,
should find you here getting your
share of the good shoes for your boy,
or girl. Mcconnell G. Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

A good fresh stock of suspensory
bandages Just received by the Van
Horn Drug Company, 551 Main street,
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02
Why Has Peach Day Dropped?

celebration day Rocky Ford The celebration of that
festival continued for and Just
Peach day which tn early history of the city
junction Mesa
peaches with,
loads of peaches and do celebrate.
The value that placed the lands
We we'll rscar that durns sncb % ehs @ @ @ uans ~ %
thousand people
feient satisfy the
hardly possible revive the celebraon of Peach day for
this
tribution enough
during fair of delicious
that three
of the fair it would greatly
There
abandoned There is only that
An additional
didn't think that they
1t unfortunate i head
that does not need advertisement
as sufficiently known
that they did need further
Wannamaker
We could undertake peri
tue % ne was out and he would be losing ground every day
There only thing for the
There ought to be marnaent disn,av of fr, ud % i,t
products in the Exhibition building
special inducements to the farmers
Grand Junction step in the
baon of Fair week we have not discovered
Dig and healthy that we don't need such
ton then we had better petition the legislature
city class and put us back to village form
belongs in the senate and the
manner in which his pharaa
to pieces by his brother valued
his
citizens Tacoma WASH
the
with nothing to answer for the extra
scov will cost this city several law suits in
f he does not get
street railway
and all other streets for that matter. disgrace.
enpnd s02 in appropriations or double the amount mOs
at was spent to the
government big
|
II about h1mpine about
srasshoppes this
thing
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

All kinds of trusses at the Van
Horn Drug Company, 551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02
Law away the hose supporter.

Lay away the hose supporter,
And the patent garter, too;
They are among the things no longer
Any earthly use to you
Do not worry more, dear reader;
Drink no more its bitter cup.
Trust the good old Aldrich tariff
II will keep your stockings up.
-Bryan's Commoner.
There is joy among the male sex
OF artistic turn of mind
over items in the tariff
Where the tinkerers were kind.
They have put tax on laces
And the fair sex wear frown
For they cant succeed in keeping
Their embroidered flounces down.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

ihe citizens Tacoma Wash
ht 10 expenses That
the city
with nothing the extrae expenditure
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

Rural Mail Carrier j. w. Stevens
is delivering mail by means of an
automobile these days, and during his
twenty-seven miles he has time to
moralize on matters and things. Here
is the latest result of his said moral
izings: Verify the man who owneth
an auto is for few days and full of
trouble He starteth up his buzz
wagon and she buzzeth like buzz
saw. She goeth a mile and then she
busteth a buzzer. Then the man of
misery and woe crawleth under and
monkeyeth with her vitals. getteth
red in the face and hot under the
collar He soilsth his raiment and
uttereth the wicked cuss words, When
an auto is meek and sKooteth hither
and thither. to and FRO at the will of
its master. then 1t is that he is full
of stiffnecked pride and he honketh
his horn with exceeding great JOY
and much honking announceth his
coming But when she balketh and
hucketh and stinketh and goeth not.
then she is delusion and snare
and the owner sneaketh up back
alley
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commissioner Scovll will
ne does not get busy and fix
street
and all other that matter disgrace
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

1t about time the city jumping
grasshoppes on this
thing.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

To xpend $4,000 in
a was spent to the old
government is big price
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-02

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FROM reading OF Senator belongs
manner in which his phaaca
pieces by his brother pretty
his right
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
LAKE MAY LOOSE
OUT AS MANAGER

by United Press Leased Special Wire
BOSTON, July s.-Faiure TO make
the Boston Nationals team, may cost
Fred Lake his position as manager.
For some time INSTRUMENTATION has
been rife and its climax came when
Lake benched third baseman Charles
lferzog, formerly OF the Giants. whom
he accused Of trying 20 get mis- Job.
Herzog Is said 70 have consulted
Manager McGraw Of tho Giants. re-
ArardipE an alleR offer made him by
President Dewey 10 manage the team
McGraw notified Lake and the bench.
ms follow ed Lake Is said 70 have
appeal 20 Nite- President Harris. OF
l'ittsburg. the principal owner o. the
team Harris. Il Is said ordered Dove,
not TO make any changes In inc man
agement, but TO come 20 Pittsburg
Dewey is now on his way there.
Doycs rs said to have harsh'y criti
olzed Lake at times and the proba
bilities are that either Lake OF Dove
must sever connection with TIVE teal
at tnce
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
ENTER SHEEP
FOR The FAIR

Thirty sheep have been entered for
the sheep and swine department Of the
New Castle County Fair Association. This
Is the first entry recorded for the com
ing fair and is the largest this depart
ment has ever had.
The following changes have been made
In the draft class of the horse depart
ment:
Best registered Percheron stallion
over years. 1900 pc ads or over. first
si5, second IS; best stallion. any breed,
over years 1900 pounds, first so. second,
s.; best stallion, any breed, over 3 years,
under 4, first s., second 81. best stanlan.
any breed,r svsr2 ysars. under 3, FIRST
IS. se,onn 50; best stallion over year.
under . first s.. second 50; best mare over
years must weigh 400 pounds or over,
first $40. second IS; best mare over 3
years, under a. first S. second 81; best
mare over years. under 3, first 49, second
81: best mare over I year, under .. first
S. second 50; best mare and foal, mare Ia
weigh 400 pounds or over. first $40. sec
ond s.; best foal, either sex under ]
year. first IS. second So; best draft team
over 4 years. shown In halter This team
must exceed $500 pounds. first SIS; second
ST. best pair OF geidings over 1900 pounds
EACH shown IN harness hitched to wagon
Must have been owned and used by ex
hibitor for 60 days, first $50, second $40.
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
MACS In The
FINAL MEET
Horses Of Three Cities to Go
In Tri-City at Baltimore
Tomorrow

The third and final OF the inter-city
harness meets between Wilmington,
Philadelphia and Baltimore horses
will be raced tomorrow at Gentle
mems Driving Park.
The first Of these events was raced
at Wilmington, June 18. the second
at Philadelphia, June %. Seven races
I'm heats of bet two in three were
held in each city, and the same will
be program here.
Il is a test to find which city has
the best harness horses owned and
driven by amateurs. In each race
the winning horses score a. the next
best and the third horse ] point
Total points IN the three meetings,
wherein there is an aggregate Of 21
races. are to count
Only horses which were originally
entered could start IN the first meet
ing, and any of these falling to race
in Philadelphia or at the Wilmington
meeting, cannot start in Baltimore.
When the Philadelphia racing ended
Philadelphia had a lead in points of
10 over Wilmington and "A over Balti-
more. This is based on the records
Of the races IN the two cities, which
were as follows.
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
RUNNERS In
LOCAL BALL
League Saturday
Games Promise to be Of
Gilt-Edged Variety

County League fans will see two
more gilt edged games tomorrow At
Riverview Park, Wilmington Gas Com
pany will stalk up against Riverview
in what promises to be the fastest
game of the series between the teams.
only one game separates the teams
in the league standing and Of course
Gas Company will work hard to widen
that breach. Riverview on the other
hand, is counting on winning the game
and thereby tieing up with Grihith's
men.
At Front and Union streets, Brook
wood and DUPONT will be the attrac-
ton and the Infants will come strong
er than ever this time. Manager
Traynor having signed several new
men to work in the game. Erisman
will do the pitching. Manager Car
rett, Of the dupont team, has not an
nounced who will do the pitching for
dupont now that Crouch has left
Beattie, Lucas and Bonner, the latter
new man in the league, make up the
DUPONT pitching staff and tomorrow's
twirler will be selected from the trio
after the work out tonight.
Each game will begin at 3.15 o'clock
with Mcmahon umpiring at Front and
Union streets and Everson at River
view.
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
COUNTY LEAGUE
HOLDS s. PLAYERS
Cream Of Local Baseball Talent
is Signed up With City'S
Big Four

Following is the roster OF the New
Castle County League:
DUPONT: contracts-Charles w.
Lucas. H. b. Mckinney, w H. Crouch.
J. p Prentiss, C. Beattie. n. p. Shuler
n. Jain. E. j. Harrington. w W. Ed
gar. J. J. Burke. NJ G. Flood, ElwOod
f. Seiman, w. w. Bacon, Michael
Bonner.
Releases-D. H. McAvoy Thy re-
quest); Arlington w. Porter. Gre
moved from city,; NJ. r. Carver. ire
moved from city,.
Brookwood. contracts-W r. Inder-
lied, l.. A. Walsh. r. G.. Hall, H. b.
Algard M. ]. McDonough, }. X. King,
NJ Erisman. w. Russell, w. l.. Pier
son, A. G. Dolan, Charles Wright,
John T. Bannar, f. NJ. Traynor.
Releases. r. Reed. c. II. PEN
nington. c. Toppin, F. J. Mccormick,
G. August
Riverview; contracts-H r. Brad
ford, II. Wingate, r. NJ Smith. II r..
Kalmbacher. l.. r. Chase, w. p. Beck,
l.. Stirlith. T. M. Bradford. c. r. Stab.
l.. l.. Green, f. X. w. Lewis, Jr., Irwin
Devenny.
Wilmington Gas Company; con
tracts-R. Johnson. NJ Mannering, @.
Lyman, c. Byron, f. A. Duncan, j. J..
Proud. M. Carson, l.. Krause, J. Han
nigan. r. A. Grifith, G Townsend,
f. p. Hoover, ID. w. zearfoss, 70.
Greenwich
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
DIRECTORS STOP
SCORE BULLETINS
Attendance figures Cause AC-
ton by WiIliamSpOrt Base
ball Association

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, July Sin
spite of persistent rumors that the
directors of the Williamsport baseball
club were becoming discouraged over
the attendance at games at Athletic
Park, the crowd yesterday was an
other record-breaker for the minimum
Harrisburg, usually good drawing
card in this city, failed to attract
enough people of the city to assure
the guarantee fund which goes to the
visiting team.
Unless the patrons of the game in
the city become more actively en-
thusiastic over the team, the directors
will surely take the attendance figures
as indications of the desire of local
fans to be represented on the Tri-
State circuit.
On account Of the low attendance,
the directors yesterday gave orders
that no scores should be given out
from the park during the game The
posting of bulletins in the central
part of the city may have had some
effect in keeping away patrons Of the
games.
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
FINNEY GOES TO
SHORE FOR REST

Kid Finney. the bantam weight
champion Of Delaware, will leave next
week for a months soiourn at tho
shore. After a winter of hard fight
ing the kid will be benefited by the
rest The following are some Of the
good fighters Finney met last winter.
Kid Bostick, Joe Mayer, Mike Berry,
Kid Booth. Young Atwell. Young Ray
mond. Jake Spewalt Young Britt, Kid
Houghten and Kid Willis. After his
return from the shore Kid Ejnney
intends going in training for his
fights next winter. when he will meet
all ecomers in his class. He has al
ready been promised a match with
Young Britt, of Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1910-07-08

The Drivers Association. winning
the most aggregate points, is to get
a cup. Gold medals go TO the win
ners in each race.
The second horse in each race gets
pair OF blankets, and the third a
whip.
The Wilmington entries were ship
ped to Baltimore this morning. They
are in fine condition for the races
and although Philadelphia is leading
In the number of points scored, the
Wilmington owners feel that they
have a chance to win the series.
Tomorrow morning the Philadel-
phia aud Wilmington horsemen and
the race fans will leave this city at
go o'clock over the Pennsylvania
railroad and will be met at the sta
ton at Baltimore by special trolley
cars to convey them to the race track.
II is expected that there will be about
200 horsemen and fans on the train.
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
FODDER FOR THE
ALL WILMINGTON FANS

Well, it will be going up or down
Saturday.
--A-w-
Vernon, of Highland, is some stealer
on the cushions. In the last FIVE
games he has stolen home six times.
-A-w-
Joe Farmer says, wait until Satur-
day. He is going to spring some
thing.
cJimmy" Johnson, Of Highland, is
fast fielder and runs the bases like
big Lacquer.
Go get 'em Flagherty. You will
get out of that cellar yet. Just like
Brookwood will be when they get 60
ing.
--A-W-
Johnny Donahuse, of Rockford, is
a good utility man and is the Johnny
Hummel of the league.
t-A-W-
Merwick's two new players ought
to help some.
Wallace will be back in the Rock
ford game on Saturday.
-A-W-
Stirlith and Middleton, of Penn, still
have their batting eye.
-A-W-
Bobby Walsh may sign a Hillside
contract The fans will be glad to
see the kid back again.
--A-W-
Frank Boyd will yet wear white
suit
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
DELAWARE LEAGUE

o'Connor after a great struggle
reached first base.
900
Some class to the league Jumps,
Allieow, Fitzpatrick and Baldwin.
900
The Maps have the battery of the
East side teams. Hogan and Murphy
and they pulled DUPONT Jrs. out OF
first place.
Manager Carney has the youngest
team in the league and is playing
winning ball
900
Fried, the Mt. Vernon shortstop who
had his arm broken by a collision with
MCGOWAN, of dupont Jrs., is improv-
ing rapidly but will be out of the
game for the remainder of the season
900
"Osk" Murphy is a snappy little
player and makes a good captain fol
Elsmere.
Some class to that Leo Mackey Of
Maps.
Dupont Jrs. are after Babe" King
900
curt" Diamond has been elected
president OF DUPONT Jrs.
900
In the last FIVE games Riley, catcher
OF DUPONT Juniors. has hit two home
runs, one three Dagger, four doubles
six singles.
900
Reed and Ross Of Riverside make a
neat battery.
900
ANDY Murphy got his usual two
hits Saturday and a homer.
600
Bill MCGOWAN or Lefty Lutz viii
be in the box for Dupont Jrs. on sat
urday-
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
INTEREST KEEN
In THESE GAMES
Madison and fremont to Play
Double Header on Land
18th Ground

Interest is keen in the Semi-Pro-
fessional games for Saturday.
Isl
Madison and fremont will meet in
double header on the Landlith
grounds, Sixteenth and Claymont
streets. fremont has been doing
some extra practice this week so as
to be able to take both games. Madi-
son says they are sure to stop Ire
monts streak Harry Thomas will be
back in the game and Cy Young will
pitch his first full game. Stab Will
do the honors in the other game. NC
Call and Fahey are the middlemen for
fremont.
Highland will go out to Newport
for the day. The Villagers, after
Mondays great work, are full of con-
fidence, but Highland has been win
ming quite libely and can't see it that
way. Highland always lost their
GOAT when they went to Newport, but
they say they won't this time The
batteries will be: Newport, Stewart
and Hanna; Highland, Knopf and Wa
ters.
Isl
Peerless and Landlith Will meet at
Rockford Park Both teams are
anxious to win and are in fine form.
Peerless four players, who were out
of the game on July 4th, which fact
made Peerless rather easy. Will DC
back in the game and the result
should be different Just to show
that he can pitch, Croney is going &c
do the honors for Peerless. He was
batted rather hard in the first innint
on Monday and wants to clear th'
impression some think of him. Jimm.
Logue will twirl for Landlith.
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
BASEBALL AT THE
BROTHERHOOD PICNIC

At the Brotherhood picnic to be held
at DR.. Veasey's residence, on Satur-
day, there will be a game of baseball
between the married and single men.
other sports and games are in the
program All those going should
take the Darby cars and get OF at
Marsh Road. There will be special
cars to bring the party home. AS
many as can will take the two o'clock
car.
Evening journal., 1910-07-08
South Side 10 PLAY Rose Hin.

At Eden Park tomorrow afternoon,
South side VIII play the Rose Hill
Club. and as the teams are great riv-
ais. fast game is looked for.
Manager Davis has engaged several
new players, including a battery and
with his reorganized team. the South
Siders are expecting a victory over
the Farmers" Rose Hin has secured
August formerly of the Brookwood
Club and with Hamilton at short the
club will present one of the strongest
independent clubs in the city.