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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
SEVENTH INNING

Hogan singled to left Cameron died to Lind
say. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING
Vernon--Lindsay went out. Cutshaw to Cam
eron. Hasty singled to right Willett beat
bunt Carlisle hunted to Harkins 'who threw
TO Wolyerton and Hasty tagged out after
overrunning the base. Hosp went out, Cut
shaw to Cameron. No runs
oakland-Cutshaw went out, Lindsay to
Fisher. swander fouled to Hosp. wolverton
flied to Ross. No runs.
EIGHTH INNING
vernon-Roes singled to right aud went TO
second on Brashear's sacrifice Coy singled to
center and Ross went to third. Cor was caught
of first on the throw in. Fisher flied to Mag
CART. No runs.
oakland-Mitze flied to Ross. Harkins went
out, Brashear TO Fisher Maggart flied to Coy.
No runs.
NINTH INNING
Vernon-Lindsay foued TO Mite. Hasty flied
to Swander. wllett struck out No runs
oakland-Wares went out. Wilett to Fisher.
Hogan singled past short. Cameron singled to
left. Carroll was put in to run for Cameron.
Cutshaw hit 10 Lindsay, who threw to Brashear,
forcing Carroll at second. Swander doubled to
the right field fence and Hogan and Cutshaw
scored. Swander went to third the throw in.
Wolverton went out. Lindsay to Fisher Two
runs.
TENTH INNING
Vernon-Pfyl replaced Cameron at first Car
Isle walked. Hosp hunted and was hit by the
ball and declared out Ross hit TO Cutshaw
who threw 10 Wares. forcing, Carlisle at second.
Brashear flied to Hogan. No runs.
0akland-Mitze went out, Hosp to Fisher
Harkins went out. Lindsay TO Fisher Maggart
hit Texas Lacquer to left for two bases.
Wares went ont. Lindsay to Fisher No runs
ELEVENTH INNING
vernon-Coy singled past second and went to
second on Fishers sacrifice. Lindsay hit TO
Wares, who threw to Wolverton too late to
catch Coy at third Brown took Hasty's place
at the bat. Mite dropped the ball. Coy tried
to score. but Mite recovered the ball in. time
10 tag Coy out at the plate. Brown struck out.
No runs.
oakland-Hogan singled TO right and went TO
second on Pfyl's sacrifice. Third base was left
uncovered and Hogan advanced there on the
play cutshaw singled 10 the right field fence
scoring Hogan and winning the game with one
mar out.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

Jack Atkins wife He also has a
weanling fun brother 10 the horse.
which is said 70 be the best looking
youngster on the farm Jack Atkfn
made a brilliant record in the Schreiber
Colors. His greatest victory this wear
was in the $4,000 Domino handicap at
Fort Erie Among the events Jack At
kin won in different seasons are the
following:
Mount Vernon handicap one mile. in 1:4O 4S.
Parkway handicap one and sixteenth miles,
in ] ~ - with 124 pounds up
Metropolitan handicap, one mile. In 1SS.
Metropolitan handicap. one mile. in 1;3s -.
Garter handicap. seven furlonss, IN t:2745.
Rex handicap. one and an eighth miles, in
1:53 10, with 10 pounds up.
Secretary Treat of the New CaHfor-
MIA jockey club received a letter from
Judge Hopper yesterday confirming
the report that r. w Flynn will ship
good string Of horses out here and
also announcing that some Of the Hen
derson & Hogan horses will be seen at
Emeryville.
feature of the Louisville meeting
was that there was not a single runup
in selling horses and that Starter Cas-
sidy did not fine single jockey
4
Emeryville will consist OF 2s horses.
which will be handled by W. P. Max
we'll. The stable has been brought
down from the ranch near Lincoln.
Placer county.
W. t. Anderson and A. L. Aste
cleaned up handsomely on the victory
of Jacquelina the closing day at Louis
Vile. Anderson tried to have her eN-
cused from starting before the race on
account of the necessary change OF
riders on her when Thomas got hurt
as the result of being crowded into the
fence while astride Volthorpe in the
fifth race but Judge Price would not
allow this and gave the choice of
mounting Moore or Grand. The latter
was chosen and Jacquelina won off by
herself.
Wade McLemore won the Texas fu-
turity at Dallas with Sterlin. The colt
beat Frank Mu1lens handily
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
FIRST INNING

FIRST INNING
vernon-Carlisle walked and went to second
Bosp's sacrifice Ross struck ont. r.
Rrsshesr went out Cutshaw to Cameron. No
runs.
oaklsnd-Msggart hit .he first ball for q
home run over the center field fence. Wares
flied 10 Carlisle. Hogan went out. r. Brsshear
70 Fisher. Cameron went out. r. Brashesr to
Fisher. One run.
SECOND INNING
vernon-Coy flied to Mazgsrt. Fisher died to
Maggart. Lindsay went out. Hsrkins 10 Cam
eron. No runs.
oakland-Cutshaw singled to right Swander
flied 10 Lindsay. Wolverton flied TO R. Brashear.
who threw to Fisher. doubling up Cutshaw, who
had left the bag. No runs.
THIRD INNING
vernon-Hasty went out. Cutshaw to Cam
eron. wilett singled past second. Carlisle
doubled to the right field fence and willctt
scored. Hosp singled to center and Carlisle
scored. Hosp went 10 second on the throw.
Ross struck out r. Brashear went out, Wares
TO Cameron. Two runs
oakland-Mtze was safe on Hosps tumble.
Harkins hunted to WiIlett who threw Mite out
at second. Maggart went out. r. Brashear to
Fisher. Wares went out, Lindsay to Fisher.
No runs.
FOURTH INNING
sernon-Coy walked and sacrificed by
Fisher. Lindsay went out. Cutshaw to Cam
erou. Hasty beat an infeId hit and Coy scored
Hasty was thrown out trying 30 steal second.
One run.
oakland-HoCan flied to Carlisle. Cameron
struck out. Cutshaw flied out TO Lindsay No
FIFTH INNING
vernon-Wllett doubled TO right Carlisle
safe on Cutshaw's error. Hosp hit 10
Wares who threw TO Cutshaw forcing Carlisle
at second. Cutshaw relayed the ball TO Cam
and Hosp out at first. completing
double play. Ross went out. Cameron to Har-
kns. No runs.
oakland-SwaBder went out. willett to Fisher
Wolserton walked Mite hit TO Lindsay who
threw 10 Brashear forcing wolverton at second.
Hsrkins hit TO Lindsay, who threw TO Brashear
forcing Mite al second No runs
SIXTH INNING
Vernon-Brashesr flied 10 Swander Cor went
out, Cutshaw 10 Cameron. Fisher was safe on
Cameron's tumble and was thrown out trying to
steal second No runs
oaklsnd-Maggart went ont, Brashear to
Fisher. Wares went out, Lindsay to Fisher.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

With Portland and Oakland
winning again yesterday the
standing of the clubs remains
absolutely unchanged. 1t In
merely n question now of how
high Portland will climb, and
Judging from the way the Bea-
vers are going they bid fair TO
make more of a runaway race
of Ii than ever. If dope goes
for anything they should win
of their remaining IL games.
The fight for third place between
San Francisco and Vernon Is the
real ono, and probably will he
until the close of the season.
The Villagers are still four
points to the good because the
Seals also lost. San Francisco
must take away n good per-
centage of it's remaining II
games I'm order to nose Vernon
out of third position.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
Football No Tame Game
Under New Rules

WASHINGTON, Pa. Oct 26.-The
athletic association of Washington and
Jefferson university today rescinded the
one year resident rule which prohibited
freshmen from taking part in athletic
events The step was taken as the
result of a condition of the football
team. which has seven men laid up
with injuries, the material from the
upper classes being exhausted.
HIGH SCHOOLS QUIT GAME
HAMMOND, Ind, Oct 26.-Owing to
the fear of parents to allow their sons
to play football, the Northern Indiana
high school football league has been
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
GOLF VALUED AT $4,000

CHICAGO. Oct .26.-Frederick R.
King, oxford university graduate. foot
ball player, golfist and all round ath-
lete, today asked a jury in the munich
pal court here to grant him $4,000 be-
cause he can no longer play golf with
out pain. King was injured in falling
from streetcar and demands damages
from the Chicago City railway com
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
BLOOD TROUBLES
CONSTITUTIONAL INFECTION

Constitutional Blood Poison is the
most insidious of all diseases. It
begins in an insignificant manner,
usually the appearance of tiny sore
being the only outward evidence of its
presence. But down in the blood the
treacherous infection is at work, and
in short time its chain of symptoms
begin to crop out. The mouth and
throat u1cerate, skin eruptions break
out, sores and ulcers appear on the
body, the glands in the groir swell.
and sometimes the hair comes out
Mineral medicines cannot cure Con-
stitutiona1 Blood Poison; they only
shut the disease up in the system to
shoulder and await an opportunity Of
breaking out afresh. The only pos
sible way to cure the disease is to
REMOVE the germs from the blood
8. S. S. goes into the blood, and while
removing the infection makes the
blood pure, fresh and healthy. This
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
SITNMAPy
Two base hit-Fisbar Go.

Two base hit-Fisher. Sacrifice hits-Casey
Fisher. Kruger. Stolsn bases-Howard Kennedy
Rapps. Knapp First base called balls-Off
krapp A. off Criger g. Struck out-By Krapp
3, by Crger l. Double pIays-Olson to Casey to
Isapps: Daley TO Waring: Olson to Rapps. Baik=
Knapp. Triple play-Criger TO waring to Hal.
linan to Delmas. Passed ball-waring Hit BY
pitched ball-Waring. Time of game hours
and 25 minutes. Umpires-Irwin and McGreevy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

abandoned. Crown Point and East Chi
cago high school leagues have dis
banded. superintendent c. NJ Daniel
of the Hammond high school yesterday
abolished football in the local school as
a result Of the death Of Ralph Wilson
at st. Louis. and this broke up the
league
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
DIXIE KID WINS

NEW YORK, Oct 26-"Dixie Kid"
claimant of the welter weight title, de-
feated Dennis Tighe of Scranton. Pa.
in 10 round bout here tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

table matter, containing not the least
particle of mineral in any form. Its
perfectly safe medicine and a certain
cure for blood poison. We have a
Home treatment book which we will
be glad to send free to all who write
and request it, also any medical
advice without charge.
TIE SWIFT sPEcIE1c Coz Atlanta. &c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
SIrMMApY

Three base hit-Danzig. Two base hit--Heis-
ter Sacrifice hits-McArdle Fielder. Stolen
base-Boardman First base called bals-Off
Fielder 3, off Are1lanes 1. Struck out-By
Fielder 4. by Arellapes ). Time of game
hour and % minutes, Umpres-yan Haltren and
Finney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

causes a general
upbuilding Of the
entire system
and when s. S. S.
has made a cure
there is no return
of the hideous
s y m p { o N $ :
s. S. S. is made
eutirely of vepe-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
GAMES TODAY

yernon-Oakland at Recreation
pnrk.
San Francisco st Sacramento.
Portland at Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
Commuters Climb and
So Do the Beavers
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
ningsb.
Sacramento 2. San Francisco I.
Portland !, Los Angeles 0 02
fnnings).
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
.os ANGELES
PORTLAND

hennedy out, hit by batted ball In ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Los Angeles ...... o o 10000 1000 o
Basehits 0 O 1 o o 3 O o. 6
Portland o 0 O o 0 o o o o o IL
Basehits $1,000. DO 1 03 90 IL 9
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
OAKLAND

%Ifosp out: hit hv batied ball
tone out when winning run scored.
Runs AND HITS By INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

Barney Schreiber has a full sister to
the great Jack Atkin at his Missouri
farm. She is called Clara Atkin for
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
THE GAME IN DETAIL

REPRESENTATIVES, and Toman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

Hogan singled to left. Cameron hied to Lind
No runs
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

Wade McLemore won the Texas fu-
turity at Dallas with Sterlin. The colt
beat Frank Mullens handfly
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

The Oakwood stock ranch string at
Emeryville will consist OF 2s horses,
which will be handled by W P Max
we'll. The stable has been brought
down from the ranch near Lincoln.
Placer county
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
SAN FRANCISCO
SACRAMENTO

Total ....1..............5 so q Z
Ran for Perry in the second inning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-28
DIPLOMAS AWARDED
AT BUSINESS HIGH
Forty-nine Students Are
Graduated At Special
Exercises.

Forty-nIne new names have beer
added to the long roster Of graduates
Of Business High School With all
the setting OF a June commencement,
diplomas we're awarded at special ex-
ercises last night.
The graduates, speakers. officials Of
the school. and members OF the BoarI
OF Education were on the platform.
which was decorated with cut howei s
and ferns Roy n. Perry, class pres
dent. delivered the welcome Miss Ida
& Prescott related the class history,
while Pau Schmidt recited the class
poem A humorous class prophecy was
made by Miss Gertruds E Musser-
William Roberts In an address 20 the
undergraduates, promised the loyal sup
port OF the alumni, 70 which John z
Lynch responded. Allan Davis, pr1n-
cipal OF the school. commended the
class for its excellence In studies. Miss
z. Harriet Riley delivered tns vale
dictory.
an address by superintendent OF Schools
A 7. Stuart and re presentation OF
diplomas By Capt. Jl.n1es F. Oyster.
At the Mckinley ,danual Training
School last night a nupils- exhibit for
the public was opersC. A concert vas
given by the sr-o, avchestra under
the direction Of Ceo. -ge Sunderland.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-28
TO PALE, TBIR PEOPLE
A Leading Druggist Offers
to Pay for Samose If it Does
Not Make Thin People Fat

Samose, the remarkable flesh forming
food should be used by all who are pale,
weak and thin. II mingies with the food
and aids assimilation, so hat xhen tax
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that IS eaten will give strength and
good flesh
Weigh yourself before you commence
the use OF Samose. and you VIII notice a
steady gain Samose Is a scientific flesh
forming food that restores the thin and
scrawny 70 their proper weight. and sis
the weak and debilitated with vlgor and
vitality.
Such remarkable results have fOIloH ed
the use OF Samose that a leading drug
gLst Is willing 20 pay for the treatment
II II does not give the desired results
He makes this offer generally and wants
ali who are thin. weak and out OF
health TO get a box OF Ssznose from him
on those terms
Sent post paid on receipt OF price. sc.
The Dr. Howard Co, BingfamtoB,
y. Y.
Jas O'DonneH, % F St y. W, wash
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CARL JORN

and his action. Perhaps so. Some
have said not one IN a hundred thou
sand men would do such thing But
] do not regard il so. What else 70 dO2
FRAU JOrn does not love me, she vas
not happy with me. she viii be happy
she says. with The other m4n. Then
why not allow her 10 beT
About all the tenor retained OF his
worldly possessions. he says. are his
clothing End a beautiful ring which was
presented 10 him by the Empress Of
Germany when he WIS a member OF the
Royal Opera Company and bore the
,ttle Of duke singer, which made i'm
practically member Of the imperial
retinuc-
IBID You do this for love OF yyur
wife, he was asked.
Does Not Love Her.
No. for I do not love her. was his
reply we found we were not mated
years ago. But I love hsppiness-her's
or any ones. That's why So she has
my best hopes and wishes"
''But-zJout the children"
Them love But Il IS not for nan
10 bring up little children Their mother
loves them, too, with all her heart, and
I trust her 70 bring them Up as they
should be brought Up. And know that
any man she chooses for her second
husband VIII be sind and goes 20 them,
too
'-How about your OWL f1tr.Fe. though.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-28
F0R KIDNEYS AID BLADDER

The following prescription is said 70
he the best Obtaiuable for derauged kid
nsys- bladder or liver Buy from any
good druggist half-OUnCe AIuraX COM
pound in original sealed package. one
half ounce fluid extract BuChu, six
ounces good, pure gin Nix and take
one 70 two teaspoonfUls after each
meal (Be sure 10 get the genuine
8Iurax compound in original sealed
paCEaEe)
This remedy should be taken at first
sign OF kidney trouble, such as pains
IN the back. frequent OF highly-COlOred
urinatiOn, Scalding urine rheumatic
pains in the joints, dimmed vision puff
ness under the eyes This allows the
kidneys 10 purify The blood properly and
prevents chronic rheumatism, diabetes
or dread Bright-s disease
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Tenor Jorn Gives Up Every
thing for Her
Happiness.
RIVAL is UNKNOWN
TO ROMANTIC SINGER
Frau Here TO Avoid ANY
Scandal, Not to Make
One.

NEW YORK. Jan 2S--Whether his
long career OF singing romantic roles
has made him romantic, OF whether he
naturally is one OF these heroes whose
motto is "AH for Love- cannot be
sale: but Carl Jorn. tenor OF the Metro
rOlitau Opera Company, has Just done
n mighty unusual thing for the sake
Of 1--we and TOmance-and it's some
one else's. not his own.
He has almost bazgered himself 50
that his wife may marry another man.
He has given her his fortune. MS home.
his Jewels, ami even his children TO take
10 his rival although he has never seen
the rival. and doesn't even know who
ne IS
The tenor has told all this himself.
as the inside story IF the hurried visit
which his wife paid him last week.
Everybody knew a. the time. that she
came over from Germany for money,
got Tot Of IL, and then went back,
But inst what il was ali about was .
secret
Jorn, pressed for his story, handed out
for inspection an agreement which he
ard his vile signed. and then said:
There! Yov viii see By this that
have given Up everything for Fran JOrn
1nd-hiIn. whoever ne may re d. not
know. only know that she loves him.
she does not love me. and so why
should they not have one another7
Wrong Interpretation
When my wife came over here last
week she sent TO me a wireless dispatch
from the steamer Wrongly II was in
terpreted TO read that sne was coming
10 make scandal What It really said
was that she was coming 20 avoid
scandal
II met her here. and she said: carl.
long you have known that 1 have not
loved you And you have not loved
me Now 7 come 70 tell you that love
anusleT, and I ask yo1. 10 SET me free,
so that he and may we'd
ITO that I agreed. when she told me
how much she loved this other man I
asked who he was A poor physician,
she told me, IL Berlin And because
he IS poor, and she mas no wealth nor
income save what 7 have given her,
she asked that 7 provide for her-that
give her enough 20 MAINTAIN them
beth until this physician ThoUld do
better with his profession And 50 I
did I gave her everything I had
save my voice and my ability 10 work
Read the agreement and seel'
The Document.
This was voiuminOus document,
drawn I'D BY the singers attorney.
George H Emerson. and signed BY Jorn
and his wife IN the presence Of a notary
and the German consul general It
made for the wife these provisions
Proceeds Of photograph royalties
about $500 a year; $1,000 IN cash, to be
paid at once $1,000 in cash, TO be paid
in a month; s1,0N q year TO each Of
the three young Jorn children: 5000
life insurance. 10 be kept IN Frau Jorn's
name- Jewels worth $1,000 house in
Berlin, worth $4,000. no obstacle 10 be
placed in the way Of Frau JOINS d.
EOrce- custody Of the two boys and girl;
all Of the singers friendship and good
wishes
''CnusuaI2'' repeated Jorn when that
comment was made upon the document
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