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ts mesmerism, or ffrtlmal magTh's commission, after an latMtlve Investigation, reported i mliital magnetism Is an error ,be human mind working largely push Iho imagination. In hie in- lu.-Uon to an .English translai of this .report, Benjamin nhlbi makes the following ob- /ation: ''Truth is uniform and row. It constantly exists, or is endlessly diversified.- It no reality, but is the pure and pie creation' of the-mind that mts Is." . . ' ,'S\tr CO S IKTIONS ANT) mm REMEDY. . is hardly attention of an intelligent auice to the unsettled conditions . eiisi in' the world today. All familiar with thtL.strife and noil that seem to confront us on y caml. The effort to account fbjso conditions is convincing iy \hat they exist solely because mut, Mrs. Eddy terms "conflict- SD'fish motives'* (Science and * Mt|k UU FOB YOUR SUMMKft VACATION Y*nly-ftve mile* from L.3* Ana*!** Harbor -- rthd by lattl STRAW SNff, ' CATALINA end AVALON. A delightful water trip of two hour*. 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VARNIS Manufactured by BASS-HUETER PAINT San Francisco Portland Seattld > Oakland Los An Settled by' tsne run margins, with the series coming to a close by '"`''18-ks taking a 2 to X verdict In ....i innings. ...... Oaks used Foster. Pruett ami Fotrlerln the first game.-trhlle y .V (Torm&t F 'The Fhtta the RA tvers used Iieveretia and an tageniettj j|C*jTison. Plenty Qf hits treiy made, hut there was good work la the The Heavers copped 7-to ifjS&'-tlay saw John B.UolUnga` the new Beaver, make his and. he came out a 4 to 3 in a great pitching duel eorge Boehler. .Then Arthur r. hooked in another duel their.- eppon few "years ag and, floor aj tha street' t 'biaacher, an the front w of a teleaco ever - sign fl eek, a little southpaw who gave. ewcomer . with, the Beavers. . -After sol- >y won 2 to I. finger signs. Saturday :saw the poorest game By a preartr .............series with ; the Beavers tha jook-out S to 2. There was good 'saw the eat by Detmy Burns for Port- sign, ho rats V!..if;,3so by Schecks Pruett if a. curve ;ithe; Oaks, but the latter was pulled, down the \i :im of bad errors. . hither had i OAKS WIN TWO. window a b 5"!W|ThS''<rea1 battles of the series dt place yesterday. In the morn aiChfis-brtitsghtg,uteHw ''l^ioicyKrause decorated the * for the Oaks ami let the down with six hits, of ie was a homer and auwi. double by Charlie Rowland. ' ' Beaver -.catcher from look Eke a allowed' nin- ' 3FKNT< Krause won the game MdRoxuilA ; but Rube Tarrison, who field tettes ii for the B avers did a lot out and-' mat work on the hill to hold died on 'base, i to seven hits. a short fly ' , ...Arlett was In the limelight thirteenth w lor th fuk i in both games yester made second rookie, had sday. Pete Read returned in the log-. Jack P ' ...... after being, out of the - two weeks, and he hit a thts,. to. break to score on Harry Krause's I failed, but ht ...v. ee fly for the first Oak run. fto do that It ptain Guisto was also back in Acting Malta s dineup after being ou-t a coup-le fidonce in tb ?dmysr Re got. a hit, took third on him to go to ' double and scored on shouted for s ... jaerltlcG tiy. `Arlett got a made good w hit in the sixth, was bunted to spe- tween McCai ;^y.: Gtfigto and scored on Arlett with i single. This last bring an end tC'gatae,' - - - --- "**~ pitohins'Witt 'KilflKH CPFS RFIVFNCK time. tleurge Boehler came back in the imfternoon to reap revenge for a JheatihE;^ea.rly in' the week. He got il afsi'T battl.ing hard In a pitch- with Jess Winters that ` thirteen iaaings. Acting , ....George Faster put Jack FejRoji: on first base in place of Louie Guisto who is none too well, phubutflelder hud been playing the bag in Guisto's absence and Fenton P^'^uite'an Improvement in band ' thhpwn ba.Ua. The young Oalt- . ^rookie made good by putti a nifty, fielding exhibiatlon a Knot*- . . RftMivt 7, fOrlitm ,v v ting off a lot of trouble when toy 5'wi`Jsiss, S, - h scooped McDonald's wild peg dirt in the thirteenth Dtt Yrri*on . } fr'ie3n. toe--riw ill--t |f|yh'ea;:the Oakland catcher tried to JlGWiliOti. ! runner off first. -um. b. Beavers got a run off Boeh- ?!*. *m*r% T1 piftt--Camrfl f>U J 4erln >ihe fifth on Bobwer's triple Siidt-Lewis' sacrifice fly. The Oaks , tied tha count In their half when fOBl'tilN'O. - AS It H .JtJiW.S.b-s k 0 ......vers: drove u hit to center and it Into a homer when Ra> ........ -slipped in trying' to fieid McCtsis.SU. 38- 8 30- bitli.r? 0 0 1 iii' a ball. Uwil.Sf S 3 .......From then on It was a hard bat tle. Eleven hits were made oft Boehler, one each in the lust seven I-MWUS 6 9 1 I . ToWn.i: 4 1 WllTi,t & 1 3 cULci, 3 a i winnings 10 make the hits by innings . 7, b* RUM Wiitfcm t, oft Wh HU fc.v DlOiiftd bull. BtU-'-TaMe. Rwn* his--ItsrHer. 'two-b. Mrtu bt -u, :Suu b*ued biM 5>Ur,`"M<Po MeCKftft <o t*J to J Zb, 34m. Caiotov- Home R HOME.RT FAG1FIC C Bmiltf(mimic Brower {-Sab J I^yjT^t* {-s.n 1 3Iob4 fLos Ahi Kihlurf (I'-uii V O'Doul (Salt -KATIOK llartwlt iflvioi Hornsby (M. 1 l^iprnier (Bro Weight fFftisbt Kelly tXnt ii 1 MU' MfllK- (\-. 1 \, i >ln> k , - l, l> . J)rl r I) sli' riKJ Ii ] till M/ii 't'ir fair KoiMUl <>! ( u. M. II' l r\ I i'll :n . <. fl^iw rt | -n , 4uv f.ir.J , ' p| ,v*n.J>-* g 1 ( h Aarn. N <1 ftnni: N^r l CaylM' (PiM-bfl >IHt