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AFTERNOON DETAILS
FIRST INNING

FIRST INNING
Portland-Olsen out, Delmas to
Smith. Casey out by same route.
Kruger singled infield and stole Sec
ond. Ryan flew to Howard. No score.
Los Angeles-Daley grounded out to
Rapps. Bernard out, Casey to Rapps.
Howard singled infield and stole sec
ond. Smith flew to Olsen. No score.
SECOND INNING
Portland Sheehan flew to Hallinan.
Fisher struck wildly at three wide
ones and the crowd jeered Rapps
singled to right. Ort singled to right,
Rapps going to second. Knapp struck
out. No score.
Los Angeles-Kennedy walked. Hal
Imam hit into a double, Casey to Olsen
to Rapps. Delmas singled infield.
Orendorff went out, Knapp to Rapps.
No score.
THIRD INNING
Portland-Olsen out, Tier to Smith.
Casey flew to Bernard. Kruger
bounced one over Delmas' head and
stole second. Ryan fouled out to
Smith. No score.
Los Angeles-Tozer out, Olsen to
Rapps. Daley singled to center, ad-
vancing to second on Bernard's
ground out to Rapps. Howard out,
Knapp to Rapps. No score.
FOURTH INNING
Portland-Sheehan out, Mailman to
Smith. Fisher out, Orendorff to Smith.
Rapps walked and was caught off
first, Tozer to Smith to Howard. No
score.
Los AngeIes-smith out, Casey to
Rapps. Kennedy out by the same
route. Hallinan singled to right and
was caught stealing second, Fisher to
Olsen, No score.
FIFTH INNING
Portland-Ort out, Howard to Smith.
Knapp skied to Daley and Pete
dropped the ball when he started to
throw in, McGreevy calling Knapp
safe at second. Olsen singled to left
Knapp was caught stealing third,
ond. Casey walked. Kruger fouled
out to Orendorff. No score.
Los Angeles-Delmas singled to left
and was caught off first after Knapp
had made six attempts to accomplish
the feat. Orendorff out, bunting third
strike Tozer out, Olsen to Rapps.
No score.
SIXTH INNING
Portland-Ryan out, Smith to Tozer
Sheehan flew to Daley. Fisher out,
Delmas to Smith. No score.
Los Angeles-Daley flew to Kruger.
Bernard out, Fisher to Rapps. How
ard out, Knapp to Rapps. No score.
SEVENTH INNING
Portland-Rapps out, smith to Tozer.
Ort out, Howard to Smith. Knapp
struck out. No score.
Los Angeles-Smith out, Olsen to
Rapps. Kennedy out by the same
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MORNING DATA
FIRST INNING


Olsen singled to left and went to
second on a wild pitch. Casey famed.
Kruger doubled to left, scoring Olsen.
Ryan walked. Sheehan singled to left,
scoring Kruger and sending Ryan to
| third. Tommy went to second on the
throw to the plate. Rapps dropped a
bunt in front of the plate, which Cas-
Teton juggled, Ryan scoring, Sheehan
reaching third and Rapps first. Ort
singled to left, scoring Sheehan. Rapps
and Ort pulled off double steal,
Rapps reaching third and Ort second
Murray walked filling the bases. Cas-
Teton was called to the bench at this
point and Thorsen took up the burden.
| Garrett doubled to left, scoring Rapps
and Ort Olsen, up for the second
time, again singled to left, scoring Muir
ray. Casey also singled to left, bring
| ing in Garrett Kruger secured MS
! second double of the inning, drive
| to left, which scored Olsen and sent
| Casey to third. The latter scored on
| Ryan's out Howard to Smith. Shee-
han ended the agony by flying TO Ken
nedy. Ten runs, eight hits.
Daley was out at first on drive TO
Garrett Bernard walked. Howard
grounded out to Rapps. Smith out,
Casey to Rapps. No score.
SECOND INNING
Rapps walked and took second on
Ort's sacrifice, ThOrSen to Smith. Muir
ray and Garrett went out, Howard to
Smith. No score.
Kennedy and Mailman popped to
Casey. Delmas flied to Kruger NO
score. -
Olsen singled to left and went to sec
ond on Casey's sacrifice, Thorsen to
Smith. Olsen was safe at third when
Mailman dropped Warnings throw to
catch him stealing. Kruger went out,
Howard to Smith, Olsen scoring on
the play. Ryan flied to Bernard. One
run, one hit.
Warning doubled to left and crossed
the plate on Thorsen's single to the
left field fence. Daley flied to Kruger.
Bernard hit to Casey, forcing Thorsen
at second. Howard famed One run,
two hits. ~
Sheehan tripled to left. Rapps went
out. Thorsen to Smith, Sheehan being
held at third. Ort bounded to Thor
sen, who threw to Hallinan, mailing
Sheehan off third. Ort stole second
Murray out, Hallinan to Smith. No
score.
Smith flied to Ryan. Kennedy out,
Garrett to Rapps. Hallinan drove to
Casey, who threw him out at first. No
score.
Garrett out, Smith to Thorsen. Olsen
singled infeld. Waring felded the ball
and overthrow Smith, Olsen scoring on
the misplay. Casey doubled to center
and took third on Krueger's infield
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31
OAKS BREAK EVEN
WITH HOGANITES
Villagers Take Morning Contest
by .Shutout Route, and
Hosts Take Revenge

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. SO.-oakland
fought hard to creep up another notch
in the percentage column today, but
the best they got was an even break,
losing the morning game, to o, and
winning the afternoon, to 1. Bracken-
ridge and Christian pitched good ball
in the morning game, the southerner
allowing but two hits, and these in the
first inning. In the sixth inning Bra
shear scored, under protest of Oakland,
who claimed he had been tagged out
by Cutshaw while trying to steal
second.
In the second game each team scored
in the first inning, and then Vernon
was through A run in the third and
another in the seventh won the game
for Oakland. Scores:
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LOS ANGELES REVOLVER
CLUB HOLDS SH00TFEST

The Los Angeles Revolver club held a
10O-shot match at the Bishop street
range yesterday afternoon in which
many excellent scores were made. Five
of the best men in the club competed
and fancy shooting was the order of
the day. Fraser proved himself the
crack in the straight shooting events
and also carried away all honors in the
ten-shot string. Packard was a con-
sistent second in all events. A goodly
number of club members attended the
function and there was a lively inter-
est in the proceedings. The scores:
Straight shooting-Fraser 92S, Smith
GIG, Packard 906, Richardson 1913, Hol-
comb SS2.
Ten-shot string Fraser 81, Packard
95, Smith 95, Holcomb "a, Richardson
92.
Practice score-A. d. Macomber, so,
so, 81, 80.
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single to Howard. Ryan went out,
Hallinan to Smith, Casey scoring.
Kruger took third on a wild pitch and
scored on Sheehan's single to left.
Sheehan Travelled to second on a wild
pitch. Rapps fouled to Smith. Three
runs. Four hits.
Delmas singled to left and advanced
to second on Warnings single to center.
Thorsen struck out. Daley out, Casey
to Rapps, Delmas scoring. Bernard
drove to Casey, who whitfield him out at
first. One run. Two hits.
SIXTH INNING
Ort doubled to left. Murray flew to
Kennedy. Thorsen threw to second to
catch Ort, but the heave went into CEN
ter field. Daley grabbed the ball and
shot it to Hallinan, who nailed Ort, at
tempting to reach third. Garrett
walked. Olsen was out at first on a
bounder to Hallinan. No runs. One
hit.
Howard drove to Casey, who retired
him at first. Smith popped to Casey.
Kennedy whitfield. No runs. No hits.
SEVENTH INNING
Casey went out, Howard to Smith.
Kruger singled to left, his fourth hit
of the game. Ryan popped to Delmas.
Sheehan flew to Kennedy. No runs.
One hit.
Mailman singled to right center and
went all the way to third on Delmas'
double to left Orendorff sent a long
sacrifice fly to Ryan, Hallinan scoring
after the catch. Thorsen out, Garrett
to Rapps. Daley out, Rapps to Garrett.
One run. Two hits.
Rapps hit by pitched ball. Ort flied
to Daley. No score.
ETcTTrxT TNJ1JNr
Bernard grounded out to Rapps.
Howard singled to right. Smith famed.
Kennedy singled to left, sending
Howard to second. Mailman forced
Kennedy at second, Olsen to Casey.
No runs. Two hits.
NINTH INNING
Olsen was out at first on a bunt to
Smith. Casey singled to right and stole
second. Kruger flew to Kennedy.
Ryan out, Mailman to Smith. No runs
One hit.
Delmas out, Sheehan to Rapps. Oren-
dorff failed to connect Thorsen drove
to Sheehan, who threw him out at
first ending the game. No score
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AMERICANS WEAK WITH IRON

HAMILTON, Ont, Oct 9O.-Miss
Dorothy Campbell twice winner of
the woman's national golf champion
ship, in speaking about the recent
match held in Chicago, said that she
believed it was her work at the short
game that won for her and that a no.
ticeable weakness of the United States
golfers was in this department of play.
Miss Campbell said that almost all of
the contestants in the championship
matches were strong with their wooden
clubs, but invariably fell down with
their irons. Until the Americans
learned to master their iron club play,
Miss Campbell says it will be easy
for foreigners to defeat them.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31
M0HLER SQUEEZES
OUT VICTORY, 4-3.
New Busher of Seals, Brigham
Fielder, 0utpoints Larry
Pape of Sacramento

SACRAMENTO. oct. sO.-Brlgnnn
Fielder, the Seal busher, pitched Larry
Pape to standstill in a fourteen-in-
ming game this afternoon. San Fran
cisco winning, 4 to 3. The game was
filled with spectacular plays, Board
man and Tenant making unassisted
double plays, while the fielding was
marvellous in spite OF a high wind
Sacramento tied the score in the
eighth. In the fourteenth Shaw beat
out a bunt and took third on Mel
choir's single, scoring on Bodies long
fly to Lapp, the ball bouncing away
from La Longe at the plate. Score:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31

Harry Wolverton's near-champions
stil have a chance for that flag. Their
remarkable showing against the VII
layers, following close upon that dis
astrous week with the Senators, has
nearly reinstated them i'm the good
graces of the fans. About fifteen
points now separate them from the
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BEAVERS AND COMMUTERS
WILL PLAY P0ST-SEASON

Portland and Oakland will play a
post-season series. The llayers have
arranged for a series of five games to
be played at San Francisco beginning
Tuesday, November 8. The series win
not be played under league supervision,
however, as it will be more in the ma
ture of benefit series for the PLAYERS
and will be handled exclusively by
them. Hogan and Casey will be Ia
charge of the teams.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31

If this should happen, this years
Coast league race promises to be one
of the best fought in years. WolVer-
ton himself is responsible for the great
showing of the Oakland team this
year. as he took a poor second di-
vision club of last year and injected
enough fighting spirit into it to prove
dangerous contenders for the pennant
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31
PORTLAND


Hits made-Of Castleton, 4, and runs in
1-3 inning. Three-base hit-Sheehan Two
base hts-Garrett, Kruger, .; Warning, Casey,
Ort, Delmas Sacrifice hits-Rapps, Ort, Casey
Orendorf. Innings pitched-By Castleton, 1-3
Bases on balls-Of Thorsen, .; Castleton, q;
Garrett l, Struck out-By Castleton, /: Gar
Tett s. Wild pitches-Castleton, Thorsen, .
Hit by pitched ball-Rapps and Thorsen UNI
pires, Irwin and McGreevy Time Of game
On
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31

Beavers, and during this last week
they have an excellent chance to over
take the McCredieites, as they hook
up with the Seals, over whom they
have been victorious all season. YER
non. crazy over the defeats inflicted by
the Commuters, will be raw meat
this coming week, and are about due
to take the Beavers down the line.
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sPALpINes 8. REpONno 2

Brooks Tompkins' box work for the
Spaldings was too much for the Redondo
team yesterday and they went down to de-
feat on their own ground, 8 to 2.
SCORE BY INNINGS
'H Base hits Il. 90 Q ! Q Q ! q 8
l'9 Base hits II Q o ! Q o o O.
Three-base hits-E. Moore. Two-base hits
EDWARDS. Sacrifice hits-spading. .; Re
dondo l. First base on errors-Spading,
3; Redondo 8. Left on bases-Spalding 8:
Redondo, S. Bases on balls-Off TompIins,
3; Gipe. g. Struck out-By TomplIins, 4;
Gipe, s. Double plays-Scanlon to Lyon to
hoffman. Hits made-Off Tompkins 2;
Gipe, 5. Hit by pitched balI-Tompkins 9;
Gipe. Q Time of game-1 hour so min
utes. Umpire-McNabb.
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Three-base ht-Howard Two-base hit
Kruger. Sacrifice hit-Sheehan Bases on
balIs-on Tozer, .; Knapp, l. Struck out-By
Tozer, a Knapp, 4. Double plays-Casey to
Olsen to Rapps Umpires, McGreevy and r.
win, Time Of game, 1:45.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31
PORTLAND DUCKS CLOSE SERIES
WITH Los ANGELES BY TAKING TWO

Morning Game Degenerates Into Slaughter When Ten North
erners Trek Around the Cushions During the First Sanza
of the McCredie Forces-Casteton and Thorsen
Suffer Terrible Punishment at Hands of the
Beaver StiCkserS- Afternoon Battle
Pitching Duel of Ten Innings
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Gossip of the Bleacher Random Yesterday

Tozer seems to Lave forgotten
how to throw his underhand bail
any more. He did not use his old
standby once yesterday and the
fans are wondering.
Even the Athletics would have
found hard to keep pace with
the Angel team in preliminary
practice, but nine innings seemed
long enough. And perhaps Halli-
nan and Howard were thinking of
vacation joys ahead. Who wants to
know?
The bleachers were fairly we'll
nlled. but not in the manner in
which the Tigers will fill them this
week. Come early and bring your
own seat or you will have to find
a knothole.
McCredie never said a word in
the aftern Ion session. 1t was not
even close in the decision line in
any way to affect Macs equanim-
ity, although Pop Dillon muttered
dire threats on the opposing bench
when Mac and Irwin became err
ratio.
AS farewell game for the en-
tertainment of the fans the ten
inning exhibition yesterday was the
real thing.
Colonel Brooks returned ahead
of the club from the Bay city with
twelve blue ribbons, a red and two
whites. as mememtos of the kennel
show in Frisco. 1t was easy TAX
ing, said Brooks.
The Chutes diamond seems to be
about as tired out as the players
themselves, but the way the old
field would bounce back the Port
land swats and the way that the
Angel liners of the same variety
would cling to the soil was heart
breaking.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31

Matches scheduled for the Brunswick alleys
this week are as follows:
Monday-Barker Bros vs. L. A. S. and
r Co., Brock & Feagans VS.. Reynolds.
Tuesday-Western Electric VS.. Hoabrd-Reyi
nolds, F. o. Engstrum vs. Pacific States
Mackenzie Colts vs. Morleys.
Wednesday-City of l.. A VS., Woodill- Hulses
Southern California VS.. L. A. Duncan Co.
Thursday-Electric Supply Co. Westing-
house, Newbery- Bendheim vs.. Cans Bros.s
Brunswicks VS.. Buckeyes
Friday-JeVne vs. Brauer & Krohn, Bartlett
Music Co. VS.. Harris & Frank
cOIrTEEPN CALIFORNIA rOUVT I'M. ASSN
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A sLuMP I'M PRIcE

"I'u give you 50 for this anecdote about
Julius Caesar"
whats the matter with you2" demanded
me hack writer. ''YOu gave me 81 for that
snecdote when it was about Roosevelt"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31
BOWLING SCORES

Play in the Electric Bowling league on the
Brunswick alleys is fast and furious. Three
teams are tied for first place.
Last week the Woodill-Hulse team annexed
everything in the way Of team and individual
honors.
The averages are follows:
FjIECTRIC ROWLING LEAGUE
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SACRAMENTO

Three-base hit-Burns. Two-base hits--La-
Longe, Briggs, Danzg Sacrifice hits-Bode,
spokesman, McArdle. Melchoir. Bases on balls
OF Fielder, 2; Pape, 2. Struck out-By
Fielder 4; Pape, 8. Hit by pitched ball-La
Longe Double plays-Boardman, unassisted;
Tenant, unassisted; Pape to spokesman to
Danzlg. Passed ball-LaLonge. Time OF game,
215 Umpires, Van Haltren and Finney.
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SUMMARY

SUMMARY
Sacrifice hits-Brashear, Burrell, Ross, Cam
eron 2; wares. Two-base hit-Maggert. Bases
on balls-Willett, 81 Lively, 8. Struck out-By
Wlett. 4; Lively, 1. Double play-Lively to
Wares. Passed balls-Mitze, Brown. Wild
pitch-Willett. Time of game, 1850. Umpires,
Hildebrand and Toman.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31
Pacific Coast League Standing
YESTERDAYS SCORES

YESTERDAYS SCORES
Portland IA, Los Angeles 3. Oakland o. Vernon l.
Portland Angeles 90 nnings) Oakland Vernon
San Francisco a. Sacramento IA innings).
GAMES TOMORROW
Portland Vernon. Los Angeles a Sacramento
Oakland San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two-base hit-Brackenrdge. Sacrifice hit
Cameron. Bases on balls-Oh Breckenridge, /;
Christian, L. Struck out-By Breckenridge, 5;
Christian, 6. Double play-Brackenridge to
Lindsay Passed ball-Thomas. Time of game,
1:45 Umpires, Toman and Hldebrand.
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tie. Mailman flew to Rapps. N

route. Mailman flew to Rapps. No
score.
EIGHTH INNING
Portland-Olsen out Hallinan to
Smith. Casey fouled out to Mailman.
Kruger out, Tozer to Smith. No
score.
Los Angeles-Delmas struck out.
Orendorff flew to Rapps. Tozer sin
gled to right. Daley was safe on Oh
sens error, Tozer going to second.
Bernard forced Daley at second,
Rapps to Olsen. No score.
NINTH INNING
Portland-Ryan was safe on Halli-
mans error. Sheehan sacrificed, Smith
to Howard. Fisher struck out Rapps
flew to Howard. No score.
Los Angeles-Howard tripled to the
left center fence. Smith flew to Olsen.
Kennedy grounded out to Rapps. Hal
Imam struck out. No score.
TENTH INNING
Portland-0rt was safe on Howard s
error. Knapp out, bunting third strike.
Olsen was safe on Hallinan's error, Ort
going to second. Casey flew to Daley
Kruger doubled to left, scoring Ort
and putting Olsen on the keystone.
Ryan out, Howard to Smith. One run.
Los Angeles-Delmas struck out.
Dillon, hitting for Orendorff, fouled to
Fisher. Tozer out, Olsen to Rapps.
No score.
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Little Gene Knapp won another
yesterday afternoon and his defeat
of Bill Tozer in a classy pitch
ers' duel has added new luster to
his crown. The Cleveland man
agement must certainly be peeved
to hear of his great pitching dur
ing the past few weeks and should
McCredie change his mind and. de-
sire to keep the husky little Slab
ster he would stand fine chance
of doing so.
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WHITTIER 5. TuETs 3

whittier defended its title to the South
ern California amateur championship yes
terday afternoon on the Los Neitos diamond
defeating the Tufts-Lyon aggregation by a
score OF to 3. in the deciding game OF
their series
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Elmer Thorsen has developed
into something of a humorist. In
the eighth inning of yesterdays
game Sheehan strobe to the plate,
although Ryan was up. Both
ranged themselves alongside the
platter, one on each side. Thorsen
looked toward the box and notic-
ing both men yelled up, zone at
time! one at a time!" He evil
IDENTIFY thought that since the team
had been taking to his delivery all
morning they were overly anxious
to hit, so went up in ffocks as the
game was nearly over.
1t certainly was a slaughter-ten
runs and eight hits in the first
round. Castleton had nothing but
a prayer out in the box and the
gods evidently seemed to be off
duty. 1t was also a record for the
local lot.
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SCORE BY INNINGS

Home ruu-McClain. Three-base hits
fitzpatrick, Weed, Ed smith First base on
CONGRATULATIONS, ]; Whittier, 4. Left on
DISQUALIFICATION 3; whittier 8. Bases an
balls-Off Smith, 2. Struck out-Bv smith,
3; Broadbent. 4. Double plays-McGaugh
to Bacon. wild pitches-Smith. Hit by
pitched bal-Trippet Time Of game
hour 80 minutes. Umpires-Davis and
EvuaanaVr
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monk" showed his never-say-
die spirit by roofing for the An
gels even after that disastrous first.
But nevah again." says Monk,
after this season is over, Ah'll
nevah root for another ball team"
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Three men. Kruger, Casey and Oh
son. got the majority of the hits,
each driving out four. They were
evidently anxious to make up for
their light hitting of the last two
weeks.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-31

YACHTING
TENNIS
GOLF
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Garrett out, Smith to Thorsen. Olsen
singled infield. Waring fielded the ball
and overthrow smith, Olsen scoring on
the misplay. Casey doubled to center
and took third on Krueger'3 infield
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Bernard grounded out to Rapps,
Howard singled to right. Smith famed.
Kennedy singled to left, sending
Howard to second. Mailman forced
Kennedy at second Olsen to Casey
No runs. Two hits.
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Rapps walked and took second on
Ort's sacrifice, Thorsen to Smith. Muir
ray and Garrett went out, Howard to
Smith. No score.
Kennedy and Hallinan popped to
Casey. Delmas flied to Kruger. No
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-04-21
Can This Be True?

There are people in the Hospital
for the Insane out here that ought
never to have been sent there"
said we'll known physician to the
reporter for the Fulton Telegraph
not long ago. Many of them are
old, the family, the children, the
grandchildren have sent them out
there to get them out of the way
and to keep from being troubled
with them. They feel like it would
be disgrace to send them to the
poor farm, but that if they can
have them adjudged insane it will
relieve them of criticism in the
neighborhood. Of course, lots of
these folks are not right mentally
or have but little mentality left, but
they are not insane, and the only
reason for sending them there is
that those who should care for them
want to get rid of them. 1t is one
of the crying disgraces of the coun-
try that we are losing respect for
old age, and how those who turn
from their aged parents are to give
an account for it | do not know"