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Si SAirTRaCISCbCim JUL OAKS BASE RUNNING PROVES TOO MUCH FOR CRACK ST MARYS COLLEGE TEAM i t1 AWAY it The Oakland Collegians HaVa Narrow Escape From Being ShutOut Score 8 to 1 Tilting advantage a bevy of mis Plays In the third tram and falling en Pitcher Mike Cann when hits mtint runs Manager Sharpea Oaks toolt the crack St Marys College team Into camp at Freeman Park Oakland again yesterday afternoon to the tune of 8 to the collegians Just mining oeing ihut out by the narrowest margin possible St Marys lone tally came In the ninth with two men down A good slied crowd was on the Job Sharps sent Pope one of His recruits to the hilltop at the outset and the newcomer galloped along for five frames In great style allowing only one hit Not a college runner got past second base during Popes regime and onljrone arrived at the keystone canvas safely Bohen took up the urdeu when Sharpe chased Pope to the clubhouse and given porfect support would have blanked the Intercollegiate champions He retired ten via the strike out route and held them to four singles two of which came in the ninth and with the aid of two passes forced over the collegians first and only run Mike Cann St Marys big southpaw who leaves today to Join Harry Wol vertons New York Americans was on the firing line for the raw raw boys and outside of a healthy young smile and his glove he displayed practically nothing In passing it might be stated that Cann was the guest of honor at a party on the night previous at which he was presented with a diamond ring and gold watch by his admiring friends at the Oakland school All of which may or may not have had something to do with Canns poor showing and in fact with the poor showing of the entire St Marys crew The Oak started scoring In the sec ond when Wllkenson was safe on Leggetts error at first and went all the way around oh Hilles two bagger against the left field wall In the next Innlnir four Oaks crossed the rubber thanks largely to a pair of bonehead plays by the St Marys ln flelders After Pope had taken his alloted three healthles and sat down Cook walked snd moved up a peg when Bill Leard singled through the Infield Izsy Hoffman poked a hot one at Flti slmmonB who threw to Guignl at second to heart off Leard but the St Marys second basemJVi let tho ball get Hway from him and Cook by throwing In the high galloped across Lear 1 moving up on the throw In to catch Cook at the plate Not to be outdone by Cook Lieard stole home while Outfielder Tognl was wheeling tho ball back Into the Infield troy hit to Leggett who threw to Quiu ni at first and again the second baseman allowed the slippery thing to get away from him Hoffman going to third on the mlscue Zacher slammed out a single scoring Isiy and Coy pulled up safely at third while the college Inflelders were looking up the rule on Who shall cover third when the third baseman forgets to do so Wllkerson kept up the good work by sending a nice single to right scoring Coy for tho fourth run of the inning Zacher a moment later was caught off third Simpson to Wallace for the third out In the fifth the Oaks added another brace of runs Hoffman led off with a screamer up against the rlght tleld fence that went for only a single when Iizy caught his spikes In the canvas at first and fell flat on his face Patterson batting for Coy was safe when Ieggett let Simpsons throw get away from him Hoffman advancing on the play Zacher laid down a perfect bunt on which Hoffman raced home from second wrhen Simpson went Into the diamond after the ball Patterson pulling up at third from where he was squeezed in by Wilkenson on the next pitched ball In the eighth Hllle drew a pass and scored from second on Cooks screaming two bagger The stands were about empty when the collegians annexed their lone run in the ninth Bohen passed both Simpson and Fltsslmmons the first two to face him and Gulvnl hit to Bohen forcing Simpson Boien whiffed Rem mer but Wallace wirh two down and two men on singled orlng Flttslm mone Pitcher Pope made a blf hit with the fans He worked like well oiled machinery as did Rohrer Shcrpes new catcher Each man was glvn a big hand on his first frlp to the plate Bohen started badly upon relieving Pope and walked the first two collegians and then did the rlght abut face set and struck out the next three to face him Today the Oaks Infield will work out at Recreation Park on the grass diamond in preparation for the opening game with the Seals here on next Wednesday The score StMarys Al Oakland A Members of the All Chinese Baseball Team That Arrived Yesterday From Honolulu to Tour the United States BJgfflBiV all WrilliksWlsgBBJBsVtt mT ls jBssWpPMi 0 SkTiif yl HHBjjlHH1Kfl TlJCf jFlf lt StTjk dtllaHelaaelsaaaaaae MACK ID SAURER DR TRUCKS NOW M1SSKMTES BEAT STANFORD 3 to 1 Cardinal Bos to Santa Clarans Again 8pcclal Dispatch to the Chronicle STANFORD UNIVERSITY March ST Santa Clara won out against Stanford today 3 to 1 after ten innings of the best baseball seen on the local diamond this season Coach Peters used every one of the spirants for pitching honors on the Stanford team and the combination of Couch Howe Jones Enderle and Halm held the MIs slonltes to three scattered hits while Barry for the Santa Clara lads was Invincible and equaled this performance himself He struck Out thirteen men Both teams scored one run early in the game Santa Clara scored first in the opening frame when Tramutolo knocked out a two bagger stole third and came in later on McCloskeys error In the rardirul portion of the second Cass walked and Beegers hit advanced him to third but on trying to steal homo the football captain was caught Beeger made third on this play and came In on Barrys wild heavo The tenth inning opened with a gift of first bag to Davis on McCloskeys error Patch drew a pass and both negotiated a double steal Davis scored on a passed ball and Patch crossed on Tramutolos sacrifice fly Several times during the game scores were mado possible by numerous errors but each time the pitchers worked out Captain Gilflllan Terry Noble and Chllds were out of the game today Tho score CHINESE BASEBALL TEAM HERE FROM HAWAII Will Play Its First Came Jlgainst California Monday SANTA CLARA I STANFORD A A rrecledo 2h 0 0 0 lUrghrlte SI 0 0 I Tretolo a 1 1 1 lluhrar Ib 1 8 0 Jamba f0 0 1 OlOault 1 0 0 8 0 Ybmlo It I 2 2ICa 2b 0 1 2 Harry 0 1 oirtooiter I 8 Hamas Il 0 0 8 OHalm 0 0 1 Beet 0 0 I olMcCloakey a 0 0 I Darla 1 1 IS 2IScofleld 0 0 13 2 Hatch 1 1 0 0 OICoilHi 0 0 I I Howe 0 0 0 1 Jonea 0 0 0 Enderle 0 0 0 0 Tolala 1 3 30 13 Pappa 1 fO Slmpaon eO Fltialm s1 Sulggnl 2b 0 Tognl A Wallace 3b 0 Lenhardt 0 Leggett lb Cian 0 Remmervr fp tfCook 1 2 BLeard Zbl 1 I Hodman lf2 SCoy 11 fJZaeher flO 1 tVllkloan lbt lllltlla 3b 1 3Robrer 0 OtPone 0 isi jBohao P0 IPatteran rfl Total 1 5 2 13Tlodemn rfO 0 10 Total 11 27 7 BUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS 12346ST8 St Marys oooooooii Baae bits 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 20 Oakland 0 1402001 8 Baae bits 0 2 8 1 3 0 1 1 11 No runs sad one hit off Pope In five Innlnga Error Cook 3 Gulgnt 3 FltgHtmmona Leu salt 2 Stolen baana Cook Leard 2 Hoffman Patterson Cor Two base bits Hllle Cook Rarrldca hit Cor Zacher Flrat baae on called halle Off Cum 4 off Bobon 4 struck out HT Cann 4 by Pope 5 by Brthen 10 lilt by pitcher Hoffman Double playa Conk to Leant to Wllklnaon Cook to Wilkinson Pasaad ball Tleilrmann 2 Time of game lb Bm Lm plrea Mertes and HIMahrand BAPTIST BOWLERS WIN EJ OAKLAND CHUECH LEAGUE OAKLAND March ST Tim howling team of tb Tentli avonun Bapllxt Churrh dffnited tlio hrtwlrrt of tbn Dnptlstt rot lift rboor by a Rrnre of lit 42 to laWl In cr I on of thro rum contested on tli allori of llio Touug Wpoi ClirlBtliia AiKrJjilto Mftt night Tin ifftguoi manning follow i nam won Flmt Congrfgitloniil 5i Itaraca ZH Tftnth avtntio J1 up tint ftaptliit Brotbrrliood 42 Youug Mnfl Lftguau rirot PrtibyterUn 10 MASSACHUSETTS AGGIES 1912 EEEXE CHAMPIONS WASHINGTON March 27 Masaacbuectta Airlcnltnral CoDafe Amberat Harof the aaeoad eonaeeutlfe year bss won tbe lntereol laflete rlrlft shontlns cbainplonablp of tbe 1nlltd Stataa bavins defeated all ttama Intlie Raatera League and the state Lntvereltr of lews wiener of the Western League cbsm plonahlp Tbe score of tbe cUumplonablp BStCh wts to B7X oal Plnratt Prl 10 tnaii 30 8 147 120 31 32884 SI 34118 47t 37 84733 4M 50 147 Uaut out bunted tblrd atrlke RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS 1 2 3 5 0 7 8 10 Santa Clara 1 OOOOOOOO 23 Baae bita 1 1 0 1 00 01 03 Stanford 0 10000100 01 Bh blta 0 10100001 03 Frrnrs Arcabrlte Obear ra McClwkey 2 Howe PrfPlurto Ybnranflo Ramaso Two haie bits Tramutolo Pa via Harrlltre blta Tramiitolo Rarry Stolon base Obiar Br ger lYamotolo Darla Hatcb Struck out By Courb 2 by Howe by Jons 1 by Enderle 2 by Halm 1 by Barry 13 Raaea on called balla Off Coucbl off Barry 2 off Hows 1 off Rndarle 1 off JonM 1 Paaaed ball Rcofleld Wild nttcb Barry Time of game 2h Umpire Byrnes OUTLAW BASEBALL FOE WATSONTOLE on With the intention of tourln the United States for the next six montha a Chinese baseball team known as the Chinese baseball team representing the colleges of Hawaii arrived yesterday on the Lurllne from Honolulu The team composed entirely of Ha wallan born Chinese boys ranging In age from 18 to 24 Is under the busi ness management of Yep of Honolulu and hopes to make enough In addition to the education to be derived from the trip to put up a new hall for the organization This baseball team said to be the equal of Kelo or Waseda University nines was organized some seven years ago and has been supported chiefly by the Chinese merchants of Honolulu It Is really the ttrnt Chinese baseball team to visit this country and outside of the support that will be accorded by the Chinese ought to draw good crowds throughout the country A local Chinese band together with local Chinese met the tourists at the dock yesterday afternoon and escorted them to their hotel which will be their home during their stay In and around San Francisco Trie Meaa rrSma nlairaA tmaelna 4iir is tab iuvinn jy iaj C14 ill villi 1 iv will be on Monday afternoon when the Chinese are Kent against the University of California varsity team Other games will be arranged before the Honolulu aggregation leaves for the Bast In addition to the ball team the party Includes a glee club made up from among tho ball players and several athletes among them Lai Tin who holds the Honolulu record for the broad Jump Members ofthe team have been described In thumbnail sketches as follows Alex Assm basc stealer Vernon 7 Ayau slippery at shortstop Lai In utility man good sticker fast runner who tied the worlds record 60 yard dash at A A meet In Honolulu on February 22d Ho slngHdng a star at soccer football Akana known as the Hawaiian HightlngaLe Earn Hop assistant manager and Chinese pugilist The team Is made up of the following Edward Yap manager Albert Akara captain Alex Asam Akana Hong Chack Sam Hop Ho Sing Hung Ylm Hoon Kl Kau Tin Pail Francis Sing Gu Sun Lai Tin Lau Luck Tee and Chun Kwan Yuen Two Parks Will Be Uied During the Season WATSONVILLE March 27 This city faces a keen baseball war si the Three League and an outlaw organization are both going to get Into action here early in May President Snowden of the TVatsonville Railroad and Navigation Company Is backing the outlaws while Tom Albright a Three director and until tho present time the local authority on th sport Is behind the organised team Work was begun on the new outlaw grounds today and already a schedule of games is being prepared Including contests with Santa Clara College and other professional and aeml profes slotial teams The whole city keenly Interested In the light and at the present time sentiment seems to largely favor the outlaws WILD TURKEYS ARE GIVEN LIBERTY NEAR LIVERMORE Spwlnl Dlapatrh to tbe Cbronlols HVERMORE March 27 If the plans of the State Fish and Qame Commission are carried out local hunters of the near future will have some of the rare sport that their great grandfathers who were pioneers In the Eastern States enjoyeil Under the direction of Earle Downing assistant secretary of tho Commission and County Game Warden Frank Donohue thirty wild turkeys were taken out to the Cedar mountain yestorday and turned loose In the hope that they will find a congenial homo in that soctlon and multiply until the numbers warrant an open season being made Xor them as for other game birds The birds released were all raised at the Stat rams farm near Iiayward The parent stock was brought years ago from Mexico A close watch will be kept on Cedar mountain by the game wardens to prevent any one from trsping or shooting the turkeys until their umbel has Increased to sufficient slse The Fillmore branch office of tbe Chronicle Is at 1714 rilluwro street user Feet HOGAN ANNOUNCES OPENING LINEUP Tiger Regs Win From Vannigans 6 2 Special Dlapatcb to the Cbronicle FRESNO March 27 Hap Ho gan manager of the Vernon team which is doing its last week of practice at Recreation Park previous to the opening of the eeason at Sacramento next Monday tonight announced the line up for the first game It follows Brown and Hogan catchers Stewart and Raleigh pitchers Patterson first base Brashenr second base Rurrell or McDonnld third base Carlisle or Bay less left field Knne center field Stln son right field Hosp or Lltsrhl shortstop Today the morning was devoted to field work and base running This afternoon a practice game was held between the Regulars and the Yannl gans the former winning 6 to 2 THE ROW LEE DEFOREST ARRESTED HERE SECRETARY OF BANKRUPT CORPORATION ARRAIGNED Official of Defunct Washington Concern Will Be Tried in April SEATTLE Wash March 27 II MacWhortcr of Tacoma secretary treasurer of the bankrupt Columbia River Orchards Company and of the Washington Oregon Irrigation ond Fruit Company was aralgned to lay on an Indictment returned by the Federal Grand Jury at Portland Or charging uso of the malls to defraud In connection with the sale of tho bonds of the two compnnles MacWhortcr entered a plea of not guilty and was released on H000 bond to appear for trial Portland April 1st MacWhortcr Is Indicted Jointly with de Lerm of Seattle Allen 1 Blehl bf Portland II Humphrey of Kenncwlck and George Hodges of Portland De Larm and Hodges have not been apprehended Humphrey and Blehl have waived preliminary proceedings Tho indictment charges that the defendants did not when the companies were organized or at any time thereafter Intend to apply the enormous I proceeds resulting from tho sale of bonds toward the development of the Irrigation project at Wahluke DOUBLE COLLEGE ROMANCE CULMINATES IN PORTLAND Seller Opens Establishment in Retail District Notes of the Industry By FOWLER THE latest recruit to Automobile Rqw Is A Seller California distributer of the Mack and Saurer trucks Seller who for the past year has maintained his quartern In the downtown wholesale district south Of Market street has taken quarters on Van Neaj avenue near Golden Gate and Is now in the heart of the retail Industry His establishment on Na toma street will not be retained We believe that It Is advantageous be In tho midst of automobile activities said Seller yesterday With our two well known trucks the Mack and the Saurer we propose to make at aggressive fight tor a goodly share of the motor truck business of California There Is no better established truck In the United States than the Mack and the Saurer Is ono of the leading foreign trucks being subsidised by aeveral of the European gov ernments for use In case of war We propose to go after the truck business right and to that end we are building a solid foundation Even our now quarters are but temporary We are now having built for us on McAllister street closo to Van Ness avenue a building that will be constructed with special reference to our needs Here we will have everything that goes to make for the successful operation of trucks We will keep supplies of parts for every model that we turn out and we will have a service deportment that will keep every wheel turning steadily To make money a motor truck has to be on the go all the time That Is the goal that we are working for DtICK TRAINLOAD ON THE WAY The third Quick tralnload la on its way According to advices received by Manager Roberts of the Howard Automobile Company the record 1 1 caking shipment left the Uulck factory at Flint Mich yesterday It com rises about SO automobiles valued ut approximately 331000 This Is the greatest single shipment ever made to the Pacific Coast surpassing even the two previous tralnloads which have recently been received by the Howard Automobile Company It will be rushed through as fast aj the railroads can get It here because of the urgent need of many of the models contained in it for immediate delivery GOODYEAIt SALESMAN RESIGNS Walter Hunt who for the past eighteen months has been connected with the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company has resigned his position with that company and has left 9n a trip to New York where he will remain for several weeks Hunt will return to San Francisco and enter business here lion MAXWELL OFF EAST Maxwell C9ast representative of the Warren Motor Car Company of Detrcflt left last night for a v4slt to the Northwestern territory after which he will continue on to Detroit for a visit to the Warren factory He will return to California In time for the Santa Monica road race early In May In which a Warren car will take part THIRD KLMORE FOR STAGE LINE Bagln who has been operating two Klmore enrs on his staare line between Susanvllle and Hot Springs In Lasaen county has Just taken delivery from A Smith of an Elmore Fifty to add to his stnhle Bogln Is a stench believer in the Elmore having had remarkable success with the valveless two cycle cars in the hard work that Charged With Fraudulent Use of Mails Selling Radio Telephone Stock HE IS ADMITTED TO BAIL His Associates Are Indicted He Claims Ignorance of Their Methods GROVER HAYES BEATEN BY YOUNG SAYLOR IN TEN ROUNDS INDIANAPOLIS Ind March 2 Tounj Saytor of Indianapolis won a decisive victory ever Grover Hares la tea rounds bars tonlfbt but was enable to lsod koocketlt Tbey foufht at 18S pounds DAYTON 0 March S7 Joe ruilllps of Clefeland and Jack Redmond of Milwaukee foufbt fifteen faat rounda to a draw here to nlcbt Redmond torcod tbe flgbt In arery round Ibllllpa wai more aklllful and met the ruahea of tl opponent In aurb fauhlon tliat bp laalcUd conaldorable puolxbinvot In lb nnnl round boaovnr bo tired and bis holding luat him tbo declalon TRINITY AND POLLIES TO CLASH ON ROLLER SKATES This afternoon will see tho second gam of the lnterscholastlc Roller Skating Rasket ball I etfgue at Coliseum Rink when Polytechnic and Trinity clash The first game was played last Monday afternoon between the Red and Whites and Wllmerding the former winning 22 to 20 This will bo tho first appearance of any athletic team from Trinity and the result will be closely watched If the boys from the secular school make good they will make application for entry Into the A A I and enter teams In all branches of sport The line up follows Trinity Captain I Sawyer Smith Rudee MiKay Brun II Bray Ksl logg Felice A Heacock Polytechnic Captain Ore Ilnnso Leone McDonald Nesbltt Goldman Collins and Bob Gills manager College Chums Wed Co eds From University of Maine Sperlal Dlapatch to tbe Chronicle PORTLAND Or March 27 A double romance that began at tho University of Maine five years ago had a happy culmination In Portland today when Miss Julia Folsom of Auburn Me and Miss Florence Topllff of Portland Me were married to Carey and James Wallace both in business In Portland Carey 4nd Wallace were college chums and there met and wooed the two co eds they married today Together they came West to moke their fortunes Before they left the college town however each had secured yea from the maiden he loved and a promise to wait A few weeks ago the long wait ended and tho young men sent for their sweethearts Carey and Miss Folsom wore married first Wallace and Miss Topllft attending them Four hours later Wallaco and Miss TopllfJ were married Mr and Mrs Carey assisting he requires of them LEE DE FOREST whose name Is linked with the Invention of wireless telegraphy and who has recently resided In California In connection with hlsworkfor the Federal Telegraph Company was yesterday placed under arrest on a Federal Indictment charging him together with other members of the Radio Telephone Company with fraudulent use of the malls In advertising and selling tho stock of that company Dr De Forest was admitted to bond In the amount of 110000 his pressnt associates In the Federal Telegraph Company being his sureties and did not have to spend the night behind bars This Isnt pleasant De Forest remarked as he sat In the Marshals of fice lit the PostofBce building after having been brought from Palo Alto by Deputy Marshal Fitzgerald But It Isnt altogether a surprise After the arrest of the other members of the company 1 expected at least that I would have to go to New York to Testify In the case DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF FKAlD He admitted that there may have been fraud In connection with the management of the Radio Company but claimed that he had no knowledge of the methods eiflployed In disposing of the stock My connection with the company I was rather that of an expert and In ventor he said The stock I held in the Radio Company I received for the use of tho patents I stand to lose more than any ono else I have no intention of resisting removal proceedings I am ready to go to New York whenever the rase is ready for trial but I would prefer to remain here and ro on with my work until they are ready In New York for the trial But neither Darby nor I had anything to do with the selling of the stock Tpat wue first given under contract to the KIhchI Company anil tills contract was afterward sold by It to the Ellsworth Company 1 never paid any attention to the circulars they sent out If they claimed that the messages could not be read by other operators they were wrong I never would have made such a statement VALVE OF THE PATENTS On one point though I want to ppenk positively The value of the patents held by the Radio Telephone Company Is fully equal to the nmpunt of the cnpltal stock of that company I consider that the telephone patentH which the Radio Company purchased from John Stone Stone are of great value No wireless telephones can be ueed without Infringing upon these patents At the present time the Radio Company Is dormant But even If It remains so these patents will pay the full value of the stock I am convinced that there was fraud I know It now although 1 did not before I dont mean that statement to apply to the circulars sentout by the EllMworth Company but to the aotlon of Smith In taking money from the treasury whleh had been received from what we all understood was treasury stock The Indictments against De ForeM and his associates were presented by the United Stales Grand Jury in the District Court for the Southern district of New York on March loth of this year The persons named as co defendantsdefendants are James Dunlop Smith Samuel Darby and Elmer Burllngame all Radio Company wa paying dividends out of net profits earned In the corn merclal operation of a wlrtlesj system and that the stockholders would make great gains without possibility of loss Troubles are not coming singly for Inventor Do Forest married Mss Nora Blateh thedaughter of a leadlsg suffragist lome years ago snd the result was divorce proceedings simulta neously begun by husband and wife In July of this year the wife alleging cruelty because she was not allows to return from Europe on a slow boat when Dr De Forest was In a hurryt and the husband complaining that Ms wlfo taught the baby to say Votea lor women Before had learned to say Papa and Mamma De Forest was at ono time connected with the Cnlted Wireless Comnany which he says Is still using hl patents and that all he received when he left that company was the right to use these patents with other concerns The Radio Telephone Company waa the patent orflanlzatlon which then took up the De Forest patents Do Forest being a director and vice presidentpresident Several subsldary corporations were organized In different parts of the country and the system was installed on several linuse of steamships on the Atlantic and one some of the Kovernment transports Later tKe North American Wireless Corporation iook over a majority of the stock of the Radio Telephone Company which still holda the patent rights AMUSEMENTS CPTMWKU wCTtOOCTOH tr IKjmU aft and Meat ManllWM Th Mr in Am rlca MATIWEr TOBAT AND ZVTRY DY THE STANDARD Of VAUDEVILLE JOSEPH HARTS Production of OEORCE HOHAKTS YiriOLHL PLAYIn Fmn Sronea ElKRYWIFB MrKAY amt CANTWEIL A Brcri from Broadway JOCK McKAY tlia Comic Scut THE WHITTAKKRS EnHh Cm ely Arlll WILSON PltOTIIEItS MIKE BEH SAItn and AMY niTIER RICE and mE OST Nw Iiarllfbt Motion Plrtnre Lat JV rk HOBKUT HAINES and CO In ltrialburl Ona Act Urania Tba Coward Ete Prlcea 2t noc jv si Hal Price neepi Surrtay and hollilari 10c 25c Luc IUonM DfKiflaa TO Rnnw rirlti WINTOV FOR A LOCAL FIRM If 1 Ownv mnlififfr of lh lnei1 I Wlnton branch reports that the Crane01 vv orc Company of this cltv has taken dellv It Is alleged In this indictment that erv of a Wlnton siv five nnssenirer i the defendants entered a conspiracy to touring car misrepresent the value of the stock of tha Radio Company and that In th conspiracy tiley made use of tho Inlted KtutpM mulls th nnrn of pvrl nr a i tnria mi 7 luMnt ona receiving their literature ii teiiF nKh guen ii is aerreo tnat the lils bark 10 Houston dants falsely represented that the HEDGES WIELDS AX being defen MRS XREBS TO SPEAK AT SANTA SOSA TAFT RALLY Strong Club for Presidents Kenom ination Being Organized Spei lal DiHPHtrb to Ibe Cbrontrl SANTA ROSA March 27 Mrs Abhle 15 Krebba whose nnme hiads the list of Tafl delegntes In this State will bo I one of the principal speakers nt the organization of the Taft Ifluli In this city on Thurslay evening Many of I the leading business and professional men of this city have signed the roster of the Taft Club and th organisation i will he perfected with a large mem bership Colonel Charles Mifflin Hammond will also bo one of the speakers of tho evening while a number of local speakers will deliver short addresses ISSUES EXTRADITION PAPERS SACRAMENTO March 27 Governor Johnson today Isiued extradition papers for the return fram flan Francisco to Denver of If Downing wanted In the Colorado capital oil charge of obtaining money in a confidence gams STANFORD TEAM TAKES DUAL TENNIS TOURNEY STANrOM INIVEKMTV MarcU 27 By wlonlau ono out of the tbreo matebea retnalulnit to be plared today Stanford took the tannta totirnnioent from tbe tnlTeralty of Soulboru California Tba Oral tlirae uatcliea played on Monday ware all woo by tbo cardinal team Humtuarr Doubled Waller and rlxnani ft a de fraled Hutebinaon an I Rlirllou 7 I Klnslse Plseni 8 1 defeated Ilnti blu aon H7 Morsaa defeated Newell lli 8 2 ft Brings the Certainty of Satisfaction Sound banks do not change presidents every year or two People would not put their money into banks that did The same discretion should be used in buying an automobile for in buying a car you are buying something that ought to repay you big dividends of satisfaction and service The Ford management is the same now as it was in 1903 when the company was organized It is a management intact unified in purpose bent on making a car that shall do honor to the firm and give satisfaction to every owner Ford Model the car of Vanadium steel construction Ford Planetary Transmission Ford Magneto built into the motor Ford Spring Suspension the car of light weight light cost and light expenseof up keep Ford branches and dealers in all cities towns and villages arc at your elbow with Ford Service for Ford Owners Fort Model Touring Car 4 cyliniitf a Sfattngars 01 fully equipped Detroit sU3U Ford Modal Torpedo 4 cylinders 2 pengera tCQA fully equipped Uetroit Ford Model Commrcil RoadeUr 4 cylindcre JAA passengers removable rumble seat fully equip 5590 red Detroit Ford Model Town Cat Landaulet 4 cylinders tQAA 6 paaaengara fully equipped Detroit s7W ford Model Delleery Car capacity 7S0 pounds t7fA merchandise fully equipped Detroit fae ONE chmitit wflA Jilftrtnl Wi Writ today for booklet Ford Factor Facts Ford Motor Company Detroit San Francisco Branch Addreat Dept IE 100 Van Ness Ave 1 1 11 irJ IM2j IXcAlliater INar Market Fbnnee Market ISO Homo J2S25 pHAS MTJEHLMAIf Mrr SECOND BIO WEEK KVnrtY MG1IT at SUS Sharp K0LBDILL PRESENT THFJfSrLTTS and a Supporting Caat of Higb Claaa atinicil ArtilU ia The Girl in the Train Hr VICTOR IKON ami IFO FALL XAriHEJES BATUHDir ASP SUNDAY PIUCrS slrm to 2Se BEATS TOE TKIS WEEK HEAD NOW TUB IEADUO FLAVIIOlSa Cunr lad Vnn TfcU and xt Week Nightly Including 8undar Mat 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