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New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
PATERsONs OvERwHELM TH1srLEs.
Association Championship Match at Prospect
Park Easy for Visitors.

n easy victory vas gained yesterday by the
Paterson Cricket CIHb In a New-York Cricket Asso-
ciaiion championship match with the Thistles, at
Pro rpect Park The feature of the game was the
innings Of T. Young, who scored 20 not out, for
the Paterson team The other successful ha tsmen,
for the visitors. were ". Dodds. ". Bunce r. An
1eFson and W Overall while Hooper and Smith
carried the bowling honors. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
RoBBER OF PAYMAsTER KILLED

Birmingham Ala, July lS-News has reached
here that the paymaster Of the Soss- -sherieId
Company held up at Llttleton this afternoon
and robbed ot $4,000 In nght with the officers
later one OF the highwaymen was killed and tha
ethar escaped The monsy vas recovered.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
AS DEFINED

Little Willie-Say pa. what Is the dinS''
between a speeu,ator and q gambleFt -.
PA speCulator. my son. is gam5es -
wins. and gambler is a speculation Nn0
-(chieaGO News
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
OVERDoNE.

He told me looked TOO beautiful for anysas.s =.
You ought 20 be careful not 70 overdo ~. :.
metie application again. dsarF'-(Ns~-~
Times Democrat
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
MARYLEBoNE cR1cKErERs COMING.
Famous English Eleven Due Here on
MISUNDERSTANDING Of Matches.

The Marylebone cricket team which Is coming
from England for series of international matches
with the chief elevens OF the United States and
Canada, Will arrive here Wednesday. All
rangements for the tour have been completed and
schedule OF eight games provided follows:
J 2 g. "a % 9f PPaISd;slDhi9 at sphsl
J9y Is. D. sI-G.ntlernsn Of Philadelphia at Havsr-
august l. 5-MetrOpolitan League Of New-York. at
August : s. s-Au-roronto. a At Toronto,
August a. a. ib-AIi-Montrsai Il at Montreal
August 10. l7-AT-ouebec. at Quebec
This is the first time the Marylebone Cricket
Club has sent a team to the United States. It's
ability to select a representative eleven may be
best understood when 1t is known that the club
comprises 5000 members. All the prominent anna
teur cricketers of England msmbera In the
list King Edward. the Prince OF Wales. Duke
of BuccleUch. Lord Hawke, Earl Howe, Earl of
Jersey. Lord Harris Earl Of Lichheld. Sir Spencer
Ponsonby-Fane and many others equally promi-
Last year Lord Alverstone, the Lord Chief JUS
tice Of England president of the club. He
failed TO preside during his tenure OF Office
at any meeting of Importance. The club was
founded nS years ago, and now occupies the ia
Lords Ground. where all the fashionable
matches are played
The team selected to visit this country boasts no
stars. but 1t is a strong combination ali through,
and especially in that department Of the game
where most visiting teams have been weakest.
This is in bowling. E. W. Mann captain OF Cam
bridge University. is captain OF the visitors. The
full team is as follows:
E w Mann captain; 7. W. Payne. H. c. Nc
DoneI. c. H. Eyre, 7. J v Hopley and 6. G:
Goucestershire; r. c. W. Burn. Of Oxford; H. j.
Ovid. K. o. Hunter. F. A. H. Henley and V. A. s.
Stow.
Mcdonnell, Napier and Burn all fine bowlers
and, in fact, every on the team is trundIer
Of ability. The captain is the best batsman of the
lot, although Godsell is more experienced player.
To local cricketers the game in New-York WILL
OF course. be the main attraction The ground OF
the Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club, at Liv-
ingston Staten Island has been placed at the dis
posal of the Metropolitan Cricket League for the
game.
Notwithstanding the fact that several clubs with
drew from the league this year. II is in a
better position than ever before to cope with A
visiting eleven The match with the Bermuda
The New-York team has not yet been decided
on. but will be selected from the following: M
R. Cobb F. r Kelly, c. p Hurditch, A c. Laurie,
Island; J l., l. Poyer, A. s. DurTant. Archie Brown
E. B. Reece and ]. P. Stuart, Of Kings County
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
WHERE ne PUT IT.

Il nisIaid $50 last night"
Tough luck Can't you think where you pNsset-
Yes. 1 know; laid II on WRONG e@E
cleveland Leader
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
SQUADRON A
Total

Goals earned-Bryn Mawr II; Squadron A. Allowed
by handcap-Squadron a, 13 Lost by penaities-BTyn
Mawr /; Squadron A, u. Score-Bryn Mawr, Is;
Squadron A, 15h.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
IDEAL OUTING TRIP SURDlYS

On SUNDAYS the Steel str RICHARD PECK iva ets
% z r, n Peck slip. $50 z. SIst A u
due New Haven 2-30. Return y Z S.45 W
Nearly all day Long Island sound hours Ia Nsv
Haven Fine Restaurant and CATS ssrvica Nusla Tst,
SL0O. Children soc
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
FOR Los ANGELES THINKERS

For the next city assessment roll there will be
increase Of 10000 in the number Of city lots and at least
that many new Improvements" SO says the assessor.
he continues; MAPS filed my office by
the subdivision of property at least 10000
building lots have been created"
That estimate amazing and yet the record Of
building for the present year justines with
a thousand building permits issued in single month,
october, It is easy understand that
substantial basis for the opinion that
in coming year the Improvements will reach the
10000 mark
The property value that will be added to the
roll consequence this expansion the
estimates at s5OOooOOO That would yield half
a million dollars more OF city revenue The present
value is s156OO000O and the total figure the
coming will exceed $2OOOOOOOO The for
this year is sL7424ss with the 100000 to be added
next year the will be increased nearly 80
cent.
Los Angeles will pass into the new year with total
wealth footing of 100000 That will include all
in the city figured its actual value, and including
city, state and federal property Calculating the basis
of population Of 100000, find that if the citys entire
wealth divided equally its people there would
be S2500 for and child, about $12500
for family If there is richer large city earth
than Los Angeles capita will somebody kindly point
1t out?
But the most interesting feature the city assessors
estimate is the that building improvements
will be added to the homes and business places of Los
Angeles next year. There is whatever to
ton the estimate The figures the present justify
It, and there is not shadow of doubt that these figures
will be surpassed in the year just ahead.
Following consideration of the outlook for building
expansion comes this reflection: IF improving
building lots at the rate of 10000 where is the lot
supply of the future be The hasty response
In direction" True, there is plenty of mate
rial for lots in the envrons Angeles, but
biity by rapid transit is to make them avail
able
AS The Herald has pointed before the limit o
convenient transit by electric has been reached al
ready in directions and is being reached rapidly
in the rest That is to say the citizen is will
ing to spend given time period each day in transit be-
tween home and business but he draws the line when
the limit of that period is reached. He not lSck"
at four five miles day of such transit, it
safe to suggest that he double the distance.
Evidently the time is drawing when the available
home site supply for the family will be at high
premium in Los Angeles. Citizens Of wealth leisure
find pleasure in going far into the suburbs for homes
but the masses who have to work for living,
whom time is precious, live within
distance of the business
Where the 10000 per year home sites the future
to be found in Los Angeles?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
RUFF in STATE POLITICS

the dominance of Abe Ruef in the politics of San
Francisco broaden the whole next years cleo
question subject of much concern on the
part of Republican leaders
Since the election Francisco the potency
of Ruef factor in state politics cannot be ignored
Astute Republicans convinced that Ruef can go to
the next state convention of their party the San
Francisco delegation practically in his pocket. The large
element that he took of the city convention as pro-
test against the nomination OF Partridge was evidence
of the grip he holds the Republican party San Fran
CISCO and the outcome Of the election on
that point.
To what extent can Ruefs influence be made available
in state politics outside of San is the
salient question now. 1t is generally understood that
Ruef has slated his protege Schmitz his candidate
for governor. The elements elected Schntz
to the mayoralty in San Francisco depended upon
undoubtedly vote the Schmitz ticket governor
But Ruef knows that support outside Of San Fran
cisco would be feeble In order will be neces-
sary for him to the nomination of his man upon
the Republican party The possibility of result
at least, is admitted by some sagacious Republican
leaders.
The Sacramento Union the Republican exponent at the
capital admits that with the backing of Francisco
Ruef is likely to exert powerful influence in the Re
publican convention. But in the of in fore
ing Schmitz upon the party. according the Judgment
Of the Union Ruef will be confronted by this situation
He will be up against the people, the plain people of
California by whom his political character his very
name are held in contempt unspeakabe. Let Mr.. Ruef
succeed in putting up Mr. Schmtz any other dummy
and the Republicans Of the interior by thousands will
give their votesand only their their earn
est personal eforts-to any man whom the Demo-
cratic party may name"
Believing that this expression by the Union accords
with Republican sentiment generally outside San Fran
cisco The Herald ventures the opinion will be
turned down with thud in he undertakes to force
his man schmtz upon the Republican convention. Fol-
lowing that disaster Ruef will
tactics causing tho nomination of Schmitz public
ownership platform OF the Hearst pattern.
And when that issue is presented the Democratic party
OF California viii be prepared half way the
indicated by the Sacramento Union. California
as the primary consideration from tho political disgrace
that has befallen San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
GARNERED PLEASANTRIES

Scribbler-"Does he write fiction?''
Scrawler-"I imagine So All his love
stories end happily. ly."-Philadelphia
Record.
"What is Skribbler's profession?''
"Well, he's sort of literary chemist" !"
Literary chemist? What do you
mean?' EVERY book he writes is a
drug on the market. t."-Cleveland
Leader.
Flatbush-"There's a great boom out
at Wetlotts." Gotham-"So 1 hear"
why, people are just crazy to buy
out there!" Eyes, / should say they
would be."-Yonkers Statesman.
"Did you have good time during the
social season last winter?" "Well," an
swered Mr.. Cumrox, 81 ate a lot of
things don't like, met a lot of people
I don't know, and bought a lot of
things I don't need. So 1 guess I must
have had good time" Washington
Star.
"It seems to me-" said Mrs. Old
castle. "that in these days there is
no hope for the man who lacks ini-
tiative." 81 know it," replied her host
ess. THAT must be one reason why
Josiah has such wonderful success. He
gets initiated in something new nearly
every week. k."-Chicago Record Herald.
my son tells me you have dis
charged him." said the Office boys
mother. TITS very strange; you ad-
vertised for a strong boy, and that 8
what he is" He's too strong,
madam" replied the employer; sin the
single day he was here he broke all
the rules of this office and some of
the Observation-Disclosures Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
$4,000 in Prizes to Be Given Away
To the Two Candidates Who Turn in the Most Three Months
Subscriptions Within the Next Nine Days.

Within the next nine days every con-
testant in The Heralds Popular Sales
ladies Contest has an equal chance to
win prize and increase her vote total
materially. The Herald is so we'll
pleased with the rapid progress and
the active interest the candidates have
taken in the race that they have de-
cided to run a special offer in the form
of prizes, as well as extra votes, and
give every lady in the race an oppor-
tunity to win by q little effort. TO the
candidate who secures and turns in
the largest number of three-nonths
paid in advance subscriptions between
the dates of November "a and Decem-
ber 2, inclusive, will receive an order
for ladies' elegant gold watch, value
$50, wrapped in n special ballot for
10000 votes, and to the candidate who
secures and turns i'm the next largest
number of three-months' paid In ad-
vance subscriptions between the dates
November "a and December 2, inclu-
sive, will receive an order for solid
gold brooch set with a solitaire dia-
mond, value $40, wrapped in special
ballot for 5000 votes. These two spe-
cial prizes are to be selected by the
winning candidates at the store of -.
Gerson, gold and silversmith, 1863 South
Broadway, whose vast stock of jew
elry and diamonds are second to none
in Los Angeles. NOW is THE TIME,
LADIES, to take advantage of this eX-
ceptional offer of prizes and extra
votes. These offers give the candidates
in the race who feel as though they
do not care to compete for the original
offers a chance to win q prize by little
effort, as well as the leaders of today.
Do not hold back the subscriptions Sc
cured waiting for something better, but
turn them In at once, for which a ballot
will be issued and, on Saturday, Dec.
2, the candidate who has the largest
amount of paid in advance three
months subscriptions to her credit
will receive first prize of this special
offer, and the one with the second
largest amount of three-months paid
in advance subscriptions to her credit
will receive an order for the second
prize of this special Offer An accu-
rate account of each subscription
turned in by contestants and their
friends will be kept in this Office. Now
is the time to see your friends and get
the subscriptions they have promised
to give later on. Six months orders
count for two for three months, and
twelve months orders count four three
months subscriptions.
Votes issued on subscriptions can be
withheld until the close of the contest.
On another page of this issue there
is an advertisement which will explain
conditions of this special offer. Read
particulars carefully, as 1t may be the
means of not only having your name
announced as a winner of one of the
special prizes, but also a winner of one
of the five prizes to be distributed at
the close of the contest, Saturday,
Dec. 23
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
THAT HARBOR TUSSLE

The defiant attitude of corporate interests at the
bor far they have given response charges
made by the chamber of commerce. public
teres in the situation. The pivotal point present in
the issue to be the incorporation of
Wilmington. That appears essential feature in
Strengthening the corporate hold adjacent
territory Its Importance to the corporations made
evident by the declaration of spokesman representing
them to this effect: wilmington will incorporate The
people of Wilmington want to be a municipality and
they going to be-"
The people of Los Angeles ready to grant a
square deal" as they determined demand it in
all things They anxious fairly toward the
corporations interested at the harbor they act
fairly with the people of valley they will back
the chamber of to the limit the
free harbor at San Pedro for which Angeles fought
many years under the leadership of the chamber.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
NEW LINE OF STEAMERS
French Tramp Vessels to Run Along
Coast, Calling at San Fran
cisco

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. GA line
of French tramp steamers is about to
run along the Pacific coast, calling in
at the port. The steamers will sail from
Havre and take in all the ports along
the route to China and Japan via the
Suez. From the Orient the line will
extend to this port and then along
the Mexican, Central and South Amer
ican coasts. The first of the steamers
is the French steamer Admiral Jaure-
guiberry, which is now "a days out from
Kobe for this port. The steamers have
a carrying capacity of about 5000 tons
each.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
PRICE OF DAILY HERALD

1 months subscription to Daily Her.
aid, Csc; 9 months subscription to
Daily Herald, S195; 6 months sub
scription to Daily Hera'1. $3.50; II
months subscription to Daily Herald,
$3.50.
Those who are already subscribers
to this paper may secure votes In this
contest by paying in advance as long
as desired. Payments in arrears count
the same as payments in advance, pro-
vided there Is a payment made for at
least one month In advance.
Tho ladies to receive orders for prizes
will bo determined by popular voting ac-
cording TO the accompanying manner:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
Authorized Money for Canal
By Associated Press

By ASSOclaIed PreRS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Secretary
Taft today issued statement in which
he shows that by congressional legis-
lation the president is authorized to
make expenditures on the Panama ca
nal not only from the $4,000 900 an
nual appropriation, but from the $685.
$1,000 in bonds provided for canal con-
struction by the Spooner act
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

Schmitz good enough Socialist for the Socialist
party in San Francisco in the recent election Only 29
cent of the total the Socialist ticket
which will not allow Of that party's candidates being
placed upon the ticket at the except bv
petition The Ruef-Schmitz combination however will
again be available, no doubt
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
DOWN ON "TINKLE TINKLE"
Because He Hears Little Sound, the
Teacher Suspends Eight
School Girls

PORTLAND, Ind., Nov. 23.--For at
remptlns 10 ntrSfufe n'rSa Si.h IN S roooiand
were suspended by the principal to-
day. When the young ladies' climbed
the stairs to the study room there was
something that attracted the atten-
ton of the faculty and caused them
to turn a sharp ear.
"Tinkle, tinkle. tinkle," was the
sound that came from the invisible
somewhere. The principal never said
garter" once, but the eight pupils
knew by what he said that he was
"wise."
They were lined up and movements
were required of them that would
prove their guilt or innocence. The
noise that followed these movements
gave him their number. and the eight
We're suspended
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

Washington dispatch says chances still are good
TOT the appointment of Franklin * Lane a member OF
the Interstate commerce commission The Sacramento
Union intmates that a the Lane stamp as Demo-
cratic candidate governor would be acceptable to de-
cent Republicans in Ruef manages to swing the
Republican convention for Schmitz.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

Il is said that "the profits of certain Angeles ceme
ees nave been enormous making fortunes for their pro-
pfletofs Ihat statement appears in connection with
the announcement that another city cemetery on the
corporate pan is about to be Any citizen who
mas occasion to purchase local burial plot large or
ma VIII readily ndorse the statement that the profits
"f such cemeteries Acreage that reoirea
Wp"ratiVey little labor to make II adaptable TO oeine-
W purposes is converted into plots that are sold beyond
W reasonable prices. There be no such speeula
ton in burial places especially no fortunes should
be made out OF dead mems bones.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

One group of cotton speculators made millions Of dol
lars in few minutes in Wall Tuesday while
another group lost like 1t matters but little
to the public which side fall to the
Spectators but honest cotton fabrics
apt to suffer in such cases.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

The adroit robbery Of the local Japanese bank gives
timely warning that gang Of the expert craclsmen
In the United States is in this city, evidently late ar
rival Last winter there series burgaries and
kindred crimes that clearly work of
professionals Indications point to a greater influx
OF such characters this Citizens as well as the
police should be on the alert for them.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

In regard to the suit tragedy which is to be tried
In Boston, the trial judge has told the newspaper repre-
sentatives that they should mot publish any news or
make any comments upon this prior to the trial"
No comment is permissible that is calculated TO inhu
enee jury but the publication of the business
OF q newspaper so long as the news is ft to print
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

The threats of strikes by coal miners has led to
combine Of btuminous coal operators states of the
middle west 1t is the old story combination one side
IN the relations between capital and labor leading to pro-
tective combination on the other side
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

The steamship Carmania of the Cunard line has
accommodations for 5000 passengers That number is
large enough for small city, with council
and freak councilmanio member.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

A revolver in the hands OF careless incompetent
person respecter race previous
tion" mutmillionaire The experience younger
Marshall Field of Chicago is example.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

Lieut. Gen. Chaffee, whose retirement from the army
will early next year. expects permanent
home the Pacific coast Probably that another
addition to the list Of distinguished residents of Los An
gees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

dispatch from Athens the warships Of the
powers which propose to make a demonstration against
Turkey arrived at Piraeus today But that demonstra
ton will compared with the American attack on
turkey next Thursday
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

1t ridiculous story that from Japan to the
effect that W. j. Bryan desired war stool
that Admiral Togo sat is chair that Bryan
has his mind fixed but at it is occupied by
Theodore Roosevelt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

Prospects the pure food bill in congress look dubi
1t is said the whisky trust is ready to make
spirited opposition to it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

1t must be sad thought for President McCurdy of the
Mutual Life company that he will his Thanks
giving dinner down to economic hard pan the
reduction Of his salary to meager $4,000 year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

The coursing infamy is doomed last in Angeles
county conceded by the bpedal brutes who call
1t sport. Next Sunday is to its finish.
way whereby 1t may be finished without another
infamous exhibition?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

How would it do give that cowboy policeman, who
swings deftly, job at rounding up the auto
speed maniacs7
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

There is nothing "arid" about that report from
San Diego tho effect that snowsorms have ruined
third of the apple crop in the foothills.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

Fresno jury gave $500 damages in a suit brought
by for injuries caused by an automobile The
fun of making pedestrians jump for their in Los
Angeles, enjoyed by speed manacs to zero
by the application of few such fines.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

A Toledo court has decided that a man may carry a.
robust jag Sunday in the year without being
judged drunkard. what If Sunday jag is heavy
enough to last through the week days?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

The city treasury stuffed like Thanksgiving turkey
ready the carver contains $917s the largest
in its history.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

Coming events cast their shadows before" ManI
Ascot park followers in the city, and that crack
ing of the Japanese bank clever job of experts.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

The American Ant-Saloon league claims credit for
Of the political whirligg Ohio Now we may
expect that the political spirit in other be
diluted with an increased percentage Of water.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

It a good joke that New York played in
the late by voting the John
Teller That is it good to the point where he
arrested for the crime
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
November 24 i'm Worlds History

12rhe possessions the
by the crown in obedience
knights Hospitaers - - 80
1572-John Knox, the Scotch
115S-Pittsburg evacuated by French
1759Fot in yvana
OF
N'N
lS4SPSpe Plus * after weeks Imprisonment palace
1se0AuEust Belmont died
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24

A dispatch from Denver credits a Colorado with
having practically solved perpetual motion Quite likely
Colorado solved the problem perpetual
agitation.