The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 2, 1905, Page 36

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1905. SAVES IFE OF A BABY |8ix-Year-0ld Child Defies Death to - Rescue Sister. Fights Way Through Fire, and Smoke to Side of Infant, TUESDAY, APRIL 4th Is the last day you have to send in your subscription for Marconi Wireless Securities At the present price of $6.00 per certificate. After April 4th the stock will ADVANCE 20 PER CT. . Marconi to this country gives every assurance that the opening of the 1 service with England is near at hand. The cable charge be- nd is 25 cents a word; the wireless charge, 10 cents. It is 1 will favor the cheaper rate. As this service will greatly enues of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America, e of its stock, the advance is well warranted. BUY NOW OR PAY MORE 1 to send your subscriptions at once, which will save you $20.00 . 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[ send it, sealed, free, if you send My Belt has a wonderful influence upon tired, | this cogpgn, can be made by telegraph at our expense, and remittance follow our office and see the Marconi instruments in operation- ns for particulars and make all checks payable to 4-2-05 Put your name on this coupon and send it in. DR. M. C. McLAUGHLIN, 308 Market St, San Fran- Bankers and Brokers F.P. WARD & COMPANY 408 Crossley Building, San Francisco, Cal. SUMMARY. Eagan to Casey to Nordyke, their lowest price at post time. The only real surprise was in the big race | of the day, the Jonathan Club handi- cap, which fell to Colonel Ruppert at the good odds of 8 to 1. He was lib- erally played at this price. The meeting just closed has been | out the meeting has been large. Above Ellis | also ran. r. M. C. McLaughlin, 906 Market, Street,, San Fraacisco, Cal. Office Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sundays, 10 to I It is | hesia, Ethylene, Elie and Buglehorn |p. m. cisco: Send me your Free Book, closely sealed, and oblige: The Independents won the| Eastern Offices: New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, St. Louis, Cincinnati. successful in every respect. There: $600—Colonel Ruppert, 100 (Mori- | ciation football Union cup to-day at| made up of Antrobus, goalkeeper; Orders executed in listed, unlisted and miscellaneous securities | have been 111 days of racing and the | 2rity), 8 to 1, won; Lustig, 100 (Her | proepnan'g park, Golden Gate. Ar-| Mechels and Lynch, backs; J. Soute: flelds have been especially good, com- | bert), 8 to 1, second; Lord of the| . wis 2 Ballmain and McGran, halfbacks: 3 Heath, 103 (Kunz). 9 to 2, third, | thur Robinson will be the referee and - prising in many events horses of a | Heath, 3--CHUNa), 91 k00 2, o |the ball will be kicked off at 2:30| DWYer: T- Fay, P. Fay, H. Fay-and | high class. The attendance through- | Time. 1:46!%. Ara, The Lady Ro-| s e kicked off at 3: Higgins, forwards. The substitutes are Owens, W. Souter, O’Brien, Lloyd ; Hogan (unas- | Stated that the association profited | champinoship of the California Asso- | and C. Jones. e Tt o 2), | sisted). Time of game—; & | o 2 i 2 3 \T‘r A\“L“; M.‘”Prmm lrandk ]‘ Kiont me of game—1 h. 30 m, Lmvlre—-‘ financially. Summary: Fifth race, mile and se;enty vards— | ciation Football League, and the Al- The team of the Alblon Ro will By S First race, one mile and seventy | 1“1090"&:& 9“7(}13“')1'09 to & won; F”“\:i{blon Rovers were the runners-up, S0 |be chossn from McPherson, Shand, e, Mier” Hildevsang, | ANGELS GET INTO RUNNING. |yards—Estado, 109 (Helgesen), 5 to 1, | 100 M. (g‘l’“;;]) e e ima. |to-day's match is between the best |Dale, McCallum, Bain, Bayne, Du- First base on o giiad I won; Rose of Hilo, 102 (Herbert), 8| 1"46‘«“ ST .s e .Pxince' two leagne elevens. | quesne, McArthur, Wood, Whyte, e 8 Fiaypas on | “Dolly” Gray Shows the Portland | to 1, second; Florista, 98 (Dillon), 15 | 1:46%. Red Damsel, o G g sl o RIS fh jermsoprashimn o0 b on’ bases— Webfooters a Few. ! to 1, third. Time ,1:47%. Prestolus, | Palatine, Kinsman, Emily Oliver, also SIWASHES DISGUST FANS. LO.S ANGEERS, (Apcl 1Dy i itrzxnig,v.’e‘d?\l,"\'e’;;o:(:r]]ad' fieitflflalze?fl' l m:‘"m" race, one and a sixteenth | : > ST FANS. et pitching won to-day’s game for the An- | “ g V10N = fu”o,fgs_mbador' | miles—Potrero Grande, 101 (. ' S©00000000000600000008 2 ST asas icis o ORE SRR Tk g | Bels, score 4 to 2. The locals flelded | 105 (Morlarity), 9 to 5, won; Skeptic, | Wood), 8 to 5, wén; Sinicado, 95 ke Thirteen Runs. Bir o Taisiirn | perfectly and ran bases in great form, | 87 (Kunz), 3 to 1, second; Henry Ach, (Moriarity), 7 to 2, second; The Bor- . g hand out bad IBERG FOOLS THE TIGERS. taking advantage of every misplay on | 95 (Crossthwaite), 10 to 1, third. fElan, 7 (Runs) b to de third. Tml‘le- [ 3 s S TIGERS. | the part of Portland. Garvin was ef-| Time, 1:14%. Chalk Hedrick, Lady | L«‘*S 4 («al&n%fx T}';flm. r-le\en Bells, | 8 : g s fective in hi; | Kispar, Lady Mirthful, Rodolfo, Es- Huapala and Tangible also ran. ok at yester- | Commuters Wade in and Get Away | . o sev:nf}:li:::g exc;pt i car:ado SR PGt a b0 ran | ———————— ®see 600008 b >t o them against With Close Game. R shai Third race, mile and scventy yards | PRESIDIO GOLFERS PLAY P - " There| OAKLAND, April 1—Captain Van A8 R m pal TUU B R m p.a. | —Dollie Weithoff, 103 (Crossthwaite), IN A QUALIFYING ROUND Paralso th Wit- | Haltren's unterrified minions caged the Fir'nr’d.cf $ 22 6 olvanBnlf 5 1 2 2 0|5 to 1, won; Albert Enright, 100 (H. R, A 2 than two | Tacoma Tisers at Idora Park this aft- | Smithab 4 1 1 4 4/bece s 3 1 1 0l Bocke), 10 to 1, second; Jardin de| Sixteen players took part in the 2 ernoo a3 Rippea- T i 3 0 010 OlHsldr. et 3 0 0 1 0 Paris, 97 (Kunz), 11 to 5, third. Time, | qualifying round over eighteen holes, S FEUSIIv A ipoin S SRl han 351 10 3> 3 0 012 1:48%. Homebred, Riceful, Philan- | medal score, of the competition for prlngs 4 £ piohs to the tune of 3 to 2. The score: | Tomanss 3 0 3 & 4 0 215 ol thropist, Chief Aloha and Hersain also | the Council’s cup for men of the San Will Be Ready for Distribution Sples, ¢ 3 0 0 2 i 5 " ekling s ekt 0o 80853 ™ | Francisco Golf and Country Club yes- MONTEREY COUNTY. Next Week the bad on 3 VanH,cf 4 1.1 3 0 ——— .10 1 0 o| Fourth race, Jonathan Club handi-| . s, o the Presidio cause. The | ;Hot soda and sulphur plunge and tub baths: i 01 Froksss 3 0 0 1 2| Totals 27°4 62730 ' — — — _ _ ! cap, one and a sixteenth nfiles, purse | . large swimming tank; excellent table: grand three pitchers 11 Krugerf 30 0 0 0f o000 _ Totals 3¢ 2 92412 eight who made the best'returns will | mountain scerery; open all the year. For “VACATION" {s issued annually Iz dez103e e (AN;; ga;sm in r;;:th. eSS Y take part in the first round of match | further particulars address T. E. ROMIE, mant by the 00 o e s o o"z 5 ’(’)""fsi o RS play, which must be completed within | aser. Faraiso Springs, Cal. or Pecks Informa- . . A. | Hogan.c 4 0 1 5 Olberg, p 3 0.2 0 4| % Yl — HEADNOlS e table: HOT SPRINGS, SONOMA a n"“a o 's e"‘ B s os s = 03 08 0.4 Base hit ©2001102 39 —_——— TS ‘SKAGGS COUNTY: only’ 414 hours U 221 SUMMARY. BOOK FRBE - ¢ ;| E 1 Ib‘r?m 95]7\ !;‘rlncl.k‘fi X‘nd . 2 120 Stolen bases—B rd, Fle Smith, - z s & it miles staging; 154 e P B e o I 120 base hits—Smith, Cravath. Saerifice hits— MPETT 5 o ifd e i e 91 Flood, McCreedic, Ross. Teft on bases—Los HOW TO STOP THE: 2o g s streams: teiephone, telegraph, daiiy mall, ex- e sl re e i e e B e PR | e e en iy morhing and svinteg | THE PICTURESQUE ROUTE OF 00 2 | Garvin' b. Double plays—Toman to Flood to | Yool Do 3 = 5 papers: - FIRST-CLASS: HOTHL AND:STAGE CALIFORNIA o Dillon, Atz to McLean. Passed ball—Swin. | 2Nd €ar noises and how to cure them is | SERVICE; both morning and afternoon stages, 1 dells. ' 'Wild pltch—Garvin. Time of game— | DEINg given away absolutely free of 4“4 43 | 87 | rcund trip from San Franeisco only $5 50. Take and is the standard publication it Home run Eagan. Stolen bases—Nordyke, O i charge by its author, Deafness Specialist 46 42 88 Tiburon ferrv dally at 7:30 a. m* or 2:30 p. m. on the Pacific Coast for informa- B o run Eagen s ke, | 1 h. 35 m. Umpire—Perrine. sty it 5@ a1 e ¥ B o g acific Coast for in wpd ot hit—ases s Sherifis | e | SPTOU S aitority o BG ]t e e anan s tronaie of tom Senthng , Casey. First base — t 3 + 51 95 | 1904 unprecedented. Information at Touw In- e s s s hegeon aycaee I ; o i 8L LOLbleE o 5 | 48 | 102 | formation Buream 11 Montgomery st.. Bryan's SPRING RESORTS. COUN- balls—ON "Fitzgerald 1, off Iberg 2. Left on tains medical ac- 55 | 47 | 102 | Bureau, 30 Montgomery st., or of J. . MUL- | TRY HOMES AND FARMS WHERE bases—Tacoma G, Oakland 2. Struck out—By vice that will be 49 | 54 | 103 | GREW, Skaggs, Cal SUMMER ERS ARE EAXEWN, Fitzgerald 4, by Ibérg 3. Double plays 4 N ipy il i LT Bent 2 | @2 | =% AND SELECT CAMPING SPOTS. —_— ¢ value to _thos- Chariss Page o 5| 58 s RANCHELLA, SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS This year's edition, “VACATION NEW ADVERTIS, 1 T who are affiicted J._8. Severance 60 58 | 118 Iceal home, begutiful grounds. § miles from { 1905™ contains 200 wf.“ Resur s 2 EMENTS. with buzzing. X Santa Cruz, in foothills, redwood belt; will ac- s - ! ringing noises in | J. H. Mee, R. J. Woods, S. G. Buck- | comodate few guests; sprinkied drives: trout Setiy Swirately sl i) Seve- the head and ears. bee and George E. Starr made no re- | f:bing: phone Suburban Si: gas; $8 week up. Dle!: k)' lu‘dau_ led in o adion ’ e L aop g o turkis. * In, the, Grét Tound of match | oo DUNIING R ¥ DUST. Sints Ooee attractions, Ste. - with terms —_— ears when the 2 | - % . C. Golc vi 1 ai I from $7.00 per week up. NEWBRO’S HERPICIDE| wimrme | i iy 11 & eicher il vl seciost | HOWELL MT, WOODWORTH'S| * £ o : REDDING Shasy Sy 16 1o | asitns T aids. De 3§, | High alttude, No fog. Purest spring water. Marhot” stmet " (Chronicle . Bullimg The ORIGIVAL remedy that “*kills the Dandrsff Germ." ., April 1.—Louis Castner, rlldiot ’such annoying troubles, and it ex- ngaxast L.l B. SEd““TdEv Dr. J. R.. Furests, *Hore fruits m"ekk"earnc'io%c“"og?r'n‘i and Tiburon Ferry. foot of Market one of the twelve persons injured by | Plains just what causes these distressing | Clark against S. L. Abbot Jr., and R. ' dence 30 years: §7 per week. street; General Offi Mutual Life & 3 © { & MULLER, St. Helena Cal i eral tice, v o EOING! GQING!! GONE 11! || ne cxpiosion of o fashiient pistol ar | Ee20,80ca7 moiset St shows Fow Theh | Gitman Brown against Captain D. 3. | = T T i A umbough. ta W Lewiston on the evening of March 15, | 2nd how. if ncglected, they are sure to o BERGSHGIM, Siota crez S8, i | g@- died this morning at his home at French Gulch. He was 47 years of age and leaves a wife and six children. The accident in which Castner re- Best of all. it points out the way to cure them absolutely and permanently, so that the ear is in per fect condition and the hearing clear and distinct. Fine pictures of the head and ear passages illustrate the book. If you want to get rid of your head The last named'has recently re- turned from two years' service in the he had no chance to play golf. With a little practice he will recover his Philippine Islands, during which time | Five miles from Glenwood, 6 from Santa Cruz. Milk, cream, fruit; §7 and $8 per week; cir- culats free. ' G. F. BIEDENWEG, 121 R. D., Santa Cruz. Om Summer Home Lamp Mester in mountains Applications by Mail Will Receive Ime mediate Response. JAS. L. FRAZIER, Gen'l Manager R. X. RYAN. Gen’l Pass’s Agent celved his Injuries occurred at the |and ear noises, d for this book and | old time skill in the game. of -Sonome. €o. ? Heart of schoolhouse t Lewiston during the | fnd out Just what'to ‘do. Write vour i e o | pure water, sanay climele, ks siing ti0| FORDE'S REST wni™ o ai N, v ks " Byl ® 3 e 0 , TQu surround- progress of a masquerade ball. Chris | out the free coupon and mail it to Deat- | INDEPENDENT ELEVEN ot b LB e g+ e o y two Tomantic trout streams: f - telephone; sawmill: 1200 ots sold; 400 cottages ed b3 shing, bething: a picturesque place. Adults, §7 per MERPICIDE WILL SAYE IT. - SERPICIDE WILL SAYE IT. T00 LATE FOR NERPICIOE. Blakemore and Harvey Clayton were '}ess 8 Sproule, 165 Trade Build- MEETS ALBION ROVERS ':‘ué!;‘:,x‘:sg.usulllo ey B R M. C.| week; families, special rates. W. C. FORDE, THE LADIES OBJECT | refiectad in the esormous sale of Newbro's Herpi- | | taking a flashlight picture of the mask- | —. Chpl. S AT ot 00 Tota molds 40 conpama County. | P. M., Eccles, Cal. : 12 o sekmentary Ehemicals imeided 1o dye | Ing Susity and exquiie Wagrance. It despops | | C TheD the plstol used to touch off || FREE HEADNOISES BOOK COUPON ciation Football League Pla N HOT SPRINGS—America’s | crmie s E o e et o soanta the hair, * The mar for s dainty | the -laak:mn-l: ‘he iy cures dengref | | the fiash explodea and fragments of || - for Uilon Cup Tobay, ., | Ereatsst Sha. © Seakona cxcursion. —sickater | Of Somkcn S orm oV £ beniira, seene dressing, particular); that overcomes excess- halr sliken treseseane PEEER RS . sod iday -till T . §7 50; - X h i e e s en: o Sty 1s | STOPS I oG Y gloss. § | the copper and brass flew, injuring o Bcod Priday il Tuesday, §7 50: ineludes rail Bure water:cottage sites with buiiding restrte: Brug Steres, $1.00. Sead 10c., stamps, fo HERPICIDE CO., Dept. H. Detrolt, Wich,, for a sample. TIONS AT PEOMINENT BAREER SH! several people. One piece struck Cast- ner in the throat, severing his wind- pipe. . ADLRESS The Independents will meet the Al- bion Rovers in a match of the semi- final round for the California asso- Spe thess wonderful springs, in the shadow of Mt. Diablo. liqy ts