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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
JAMES A. F0sHAY
OUT OF DAN GER
NO SERIOUS RESULTS OF ILL
NESS ANTICIPATED
Ptomaine Poisoning Given as Cause Of
Sudden Sickness of President
of FraternaI Brother
hood

Considerable concern was manifested
in fraternal and educational circles
yesterday over the sudden and severe
illness of Professor James A. Foshay,
former superintendent of Los Angeles
schools and now supreme president of
the Fraternal Brotherhood. Professor
Foshay was visiting friends Monday
night and had a bad turn, but at a
late hour last evening it was announced
that he was out of danger.
When a Herald representative called
at the home, 1923 West Sixth street,
last night no information was given
out, even the nature of the illness be-
ing withheld, but it is understood that
Professor Foshay was threatened with
a severe case of ptomaine poisoning.
He is being attended by DR.. C. W.
Pierce, supreme physician of the order.
Professor Foshay resigned the super
intendency of the schools on account of
falling health, and when rumors were
spread yesterday of his serious illness
much concern was felt.
Last night Professor Foshay was
considered out of danger and was rest
ing quietly. 1t is thought that with
care he will be out in a few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
.FEATHERWEIGHTS
NEARLY READY
ATTELL AND WALSH STOP
WORK
Clever Little Men Slow Down on Their
Training as the Day Of Battle
Draws Near-Men In
Good Condition

Abe Attell and Jimmy Walsh did
their last work yesterday and from
now on there will be nothing doing in
the training camps at East Side Ath-
letic club and Lewis gymnasium,
where the two little men are preparing
for battle, Friday night.
Both men are in the best of condition
and will take only enough exercise to
keep them fresh until the night of the
fight. A little road work will be done
by both today and tomorrow.
Walsh's condition Is as good as care
full training and hard work can make it,
and his every move will be watched by
his trainers, who will take care that
nothing happens to the little Bostonion
to keep him from entering the ring fit
to push the fighting for all that he Is
worth.
Abe, too, is ready to go into the arena
in such shape that he will be able to
fight in the style that won him the
championship. No one has ever shown
superiority over the peer of the feath-
erweights, though Harry Baker, who is
we'll known to all Los Angeles ring
followers, gave the little man one of
the hardest fights that he has expert
enced for quite q while.
There was talk of rematchlng them
for a date in the near future, but Attell
insisted that Jimmy Walsh be given q
chance at the title. McCarey immedi-
ately wired to Boston, offering the
clever boy from the bean eating town
an opportunity to meet the champion
Of his class, Jimmy accepted and trans
portation was telegraphed to him.
Both have prepared carefully for the
contest and both are in the best of con-
dition. 1t is expected that this will be
one of the best battles in the feather
weight division for some time. The
Baker-Attell fight was fast, but Walsh
Is a fighter as we'll as a boxer, and will
probably put more life into his battle
than Baker did.
The two preliminaries that are ar
ranged by McCarey promise to be fast
from the call of time. Young Battling
Nelson is confident that he will put out
Willie Conroy, against whom he is
matched, before the end of the second
round.
This will be no easy proposition, as
Conroy is exceedingly clever for a
youngster and may put over a bad one
to the Nelson boy. Nelson is as strong
as young bull and willing to fight
from the tap of the gong.
The Terrible Turk is matched to go
ten rounds with George Brown, q San
Francisco boy, in the second prelimi-
nary and is willing to back himself to
win. Brown is q husky fellow and will
give the Turk hard struggle for the
victory.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
TEX" RICHARD
LEFT IN COLD
WILL GET NO MONEY FROM
BILLY NOLAN
eoIdfeId Fight Promoter Drops crimi.
nal Charges Against Manager of
Battling Nelson, the Former
Lightweight Champion
BY Associated Press.

BY. Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4-United States
District Judge Lurton handed down a
decision today in the case of the EN-
pire circuit against the Gans-Nelson-
Goldffeld Picture company, L. G. Rick
ard, known as "Tex" Riclard and Will
liam Nolan.
Judge Lurton found that the allega-
tions of the Empire circuit company
are borne out by the facts and
that there is in it's hands s671S which
accumulated as receipts from exhibi-
tions of the Cans Nelson fight pictures.
He holds that Nelson is entitled to
one-third and the company the other
two-t thirds Rickard is entitled to no
interest except what he may derive
through the ownership Of the pictures
and the court adds that he is not en-
titled to make any claim against the
funds in question.
The Empire Circuit company is also
ordered to pay to the parties their pro-
portionate share of the receipts result
ing from exhibits given since the suit
was filed.
The criminal charge against Manager
Nolan, which had been in the municipal
court here in connection with the same
matter, was dismissed today on motion
Of attorneys for Rickard.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
ORDINARY CARD is
OFFERED FOR TODAY
BY IRVING b. CLEMENT

An ordinary card has been arranged
for this afternoon. The fields are even
ly matched and close finishes should be
the result.
The first race brings together seven
2-year-olds at five furlongs. The race
viii be a battle royal between Blue
Bottle and Nappa and Montalban.
They are quick breakers and it will be
a case of stamina as they will set a
eart-breaking clip. Blue Bottle
showed gameness in hia last race ana
should win from Nappa. The latter
should outgame Montalban at the nm
ish. Halton bears watching.
Judge Nelson ran such a game race
in his only start here that he should
have no trouble to beat Ampedo. The
latter is a classy colt and fit, and Will
have all to do to save the place from
Milshara. The latter's race was better
than the chart shows, as she was in
terfered with. II anything beats the
top three it will be Capias. He is
working we'll in his morning trials.
Salina won her last race in easy
fashion from practically the same
horses, and IL Carroll rides again she
will be very hard to beat. Col. Bron-
ston will be the contender. He ran a
fair race on Monday when appeared a
trifle short. Avontellus has been work
ing well and should finish inside the
money. If anything upsets the calcu-
lations Cotillion will be the one.
This filly is in fine fettle but prefers
fast track. She will have a good
pilot aboard in A. Booker.
Confessor should have won his last
race but was poorly handled by 7.
Harris. Throw out Prince Frederick
last effort, as he was all but left at the
post, Willie Gregg ran as though he
was short in his last race The distance
might be a trifie far for him. Prince
Ching will be dangerous factor.
Search Me is the dark horse. Might
come Confessor, Prince Frederick and
Search Me.
A poor lot will meet in the fifth race,
If the gray baby" Seasick runs as
we'll today as she did yesterday she
will take a lot of beating. Lady King
showed lot Of early speed yesterday.
The distance Will suit her today. Elfin
King can do better than his last race.
He is wind-broken, so If It Is a bright
afternoon today at the track he might
win. Lotta Gladstone is speedy and
has an excellent chance. Should finish
in this order: Seasick, Lady King,
Elfin King.
Chas. u. Stone has only to run back
TO his last race. He beat Treasure
Seeker then and should do so again.
He runs better with price against
him and is a trick horse. If anything
beats these two It will be San AlViso.
This one ran a cracking good race his
last start against Col. Jack and Airs.
Was palpably short Have no form on
zethus and Elancer. The market will
tell.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
EMERYvlLLE ENTRIES

FIRST hACE-5 furlongs, purse. 2-year-
olds-Q20) Ocean Shore III; Q2 Sam Bar
ber 1903; (SD Christmas Tide 1903; 106 Utica
ia; 139 Plausible Ill; 9743 Grace c.. Ill;
o. Sam McGibben 1oo;, - Golden senti-
SECOND RACE-1h miles, selling, 4
year-olds and upward-Q42) "orchan 102;
i42 Byronerdale 107; 14s *I.azelle 1o2; l43
Benvolio ITO: lit Bonar 107; 14 Intiam-
mable 107 9 Graphite l07; 107 Ellie lOS'
THIRD RACE-1h miles; selling; 4
yearolds and upward-946 Ray 101; 146
Lone Wolf 107; 146 Little Joker 10I; 1928
Bearsbin 1O7; 30 Glenrlce 107: 127 Trap
setter 10; 121 Chestnut 110; 1O7 Thaddeus
107; 12S Pay Me 1O7.
FOURTH RACE 1-16 miles, Filtration
handicap. 3-year-olds and upward-123
Proper i2O C1S5) Rubric 1O7; 1876 Lubin 1lO;
(95) Blue Eyes 104; LAT Martinmas 100.
FIFTH RACE-7 furlongs, selling, 4
year-olds and upward-1S2 Lustlg ITO; 1o5
The Mighty 10: 140 Metalakata 107; 140
sSheen l02; 1872 Alice Cary 1922 142 wv b.
Gates lO7 ll0 Cloche dor 107; 65S7 Eli
wood 107; 14S Senerity 107; 127 Nabonassah
no; 1875 Reeves 107; 81 Sacredus lW.
SIXTH RACES furlongs, purse; all
ages-lOl Ruby 100; 1877 Ethel Day 10s; 1877
Royal Rogue 100; 131 Lisaro 10s; 1922 Aaron
j.. 100; 10s Woolman 1OSi SO Hector lOoi
"a Huerfano SO.
apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
TO DECIDE STATE
CHAMPIONSHIP
BASEBALL TEAMS WILL PLAY
SUNDAY
San Jose and Stockton Mines Sched-
uIed to Meet at Chutes Park.
Chase and Chance VIII
Play

Great baseball doings are scheduled
to take place in Los Angeles during the
next few days. First comes the meet
ing of the directors of the Pacific Coast
league, to decide what shall be the
course for next year. and quickly fol-
lowing them will be the deciding game
for the championship Of the state Sun
day afternoon at Chutes park.
1t has been arranged that San Jose
and Stockton play that game here. A:
it must be played on neutral grounds
the Angel City was decided on as the
best place. Two teams Of the picked
players have been selected and will
make the game intensely interesting
Henry Berry, manager OF the Los Los
Angeles team, has undertaken the
management of the game, while the
captains have picked men who will be
an attraction by themselves.
Two OF the greatest f1rSt-base players
in America will take part in the game,
while the select of the state and Pa
cific Coast leagues will also play.
Frank Chance of the Chicago Nation
ais will play first base for the Stockton
club, while Hal Chase of the New York
Americans is to play first for San Jose.
These are two of the greatest baseball
players of the present day.
Chances team won the pennat In the
National league but were defeated by
the Americans for the championship of
the world.
Kitty Brashear Of the Los Angeles
team will play short for the San Jose
club, while several others who belong
in the Pacific Coast league will play
with them.
The possible lineup of the two teams
as they will play Sunday is as follows:
crOT,LynONJ
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
MARY F. TAKES
THE HANDICAP
By Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-The Fleur
de Lis handicap furnished en- interest
Ing race at Emeryville today Mary Y.
got off poorly but overlook Fireball In
the lead and made a game race for the
Wire, winning with but little to cpare
Results:
Five furlongs-Pripce of CASTLE d12).
Knapp, to 1, won; Nugent QOD.
Mcintyre, to l, second; Ingham (112),
Williams, to 1. third. Time 1:01 2-5
Joe Harlan, Rose Cherry Ray Bennett
Hilo de Orc, Karolyi, Senator Warner
Anopus, Wool Sandals, Elenor also
ran.
SIX furlongs, selling-E. M Brattain
QO9), Williams, even, won; Cerro Santa
QOO). Kirschbaum, to /, second; Col
den Rule Gid, Dugan, IL to s, third,
time LA lib. Judge, Joe Goss, Whis-
kers, David Boland, Adirondacks
Eleven Bells, Royal White also ran.
Mile, selling-Pickaway QO9), Clark
to l, won; Tannhauser dOS). Haves S
100 to l, second; Liberto (1O9), Russell
Is to 5, third; time 1:41 2-5. Lone Wolf.
Captain Burnett, Ray. Little Joker, Flo
Manola also ran.
Fleur de Lis handicap, 6 furlongs-
Mary F. (92), Brussell, to 2, won:
Fireball Q10), Dugan, 10 to l, second;
Romaine Q06), A. Brown, 8 to 2, third;
time 1;1S. Princess Titania, Collector
Jessup, Martinmas also ran.
Fifth race, 1 mile, selling-Avonalls
Q05), Mcintyre, 13 to 5, won; Dorado
Q09), Brussell, II to 2, second; Jack
full (10O, t. Sullivan, to /, third 4;
time 1:41 AS. Salable. Duelist, Potrero
Grande, Invader, Serenity also ran.
Six furlongs-Burleigh (109) Williams.
to Q, won; Don Hamilton (1O7), McIn-
tyre, 10 to l. second; Joe Coyne Q05),
Brussell, 80 to 1, third; time 1913 1-5.
Eckersall. Prestige, Whiskey King,
Instructor; Mendon also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
THINK THAT TERRY
M'GOVERN IS INSANE
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Terrence Nc
Govern, the prize fighter who is
matched to fight Young Corbett in Bal
timore late in January, was taken to
the observation ward of the Kings
county hospital in Brooklyn today for
examination as to his sanity.
Accompanied by his wife and step
father, Joseph Kenny, McGovern ar
rived from Washington today and went
to his home in brooklyn. According to
the police he acted in so 1eculiar a
manner at home that Mrs. McGovern
was frightened. He then left the house
and probed with a stick into ash bar
rels along the curb.
When the wagons came to remove the
ashes, McGovern is said to have pur-
sued the drivers with his stick and said
he was doing it playfully. policeman
stopped him and brought him to the
police station, where McGovern was ex-
amined by physician, who said the
fighter appeared to be insane.
McGovern went to the hospital with
out protest.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
TO ESTABLISH ZION CITY HERE
Representatives Of voIIva Look Over
sites for New City IN Call.
fornia

once more come rumors Of a Zion
City for Los Angeles, John q. Speicher,
NJ. D., commissioner Of health and
overseer in Zion City. has been in Los
Angeles for almost a month as the rep
resentative Of Wilbur Glenn VoIiva, who
is planning to build a new Zion which
shall have all the virtues Of the old
one without any of its faults. The old
Zion will not be abandoned. but In the
founding of the new city many of the
ticipate.
Secret societies. saloons, dance halls,
physicians, drug stores. theaters and
the sale o. tobacco Will be prohibited
In the new Zion colony. Pork will also
be debarred. The city expects to own
all the industries.
It IN expected that voliva himself
will come to this city shortly after
April to euperintend the plans for the
church's new home.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-The Fair
grounds results:
Mile-Foreigner won, l.. A. Cache
second. DR.. Heard third; time 1:42 2-5.
Second race, five and a half furlongs,
selling-Marvelo won, Anchor second,
Esteree third; time 1908.
Five and a half furlongs-Toboggan
won, Dusky second, Airship third;
time 1905 3-5.
Mile and a observation-disclosures Lad
won. Shawana second, Flavigny third;
time 1:46 4-5.
Six furlongs-Pompadou won, Anna
Ruskin second, Refined third; time
1:14 AS.
Mile and 20 yards-Quinn Brady won,
Bitter Hand second. Merry Belle third;
time 1:43 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
TRACK IN KANSAS CITY
WILL PROBABLY OPEN
BY AssocIated Press.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 4.-Elm
Ridge race track in this city will un-
questionably reopen in the spring with
a running meeting, as the result Of the
decision handed down today by the
state supreme court upon the anti-pool
selling law, according to an operator
of the Elm Ridge Jockey club. The
Elm Ridge course cost 100000 and is
one of the finest in the country. When
the anti-pool selling law was passed
the track was closed and the Oldham
test case was filed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

fraud The officials are now consider
ing lifting the ban and allowing him
to ride. There is d scarcity of good
steeplechase riders at present, and
Sutherland no doubt will get many
mounts, as he Is a good rider
Lee Jackson has been reinstated by
the Jockey club and will ride for c..
Van Dusen. This boy will be quite an
acquisition to the riders at Ascot.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
FIND WAY TO BET
ON MISSOURI RACES
BY Associated Press.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Dec. A.
The supreme court today decided that
the Missouri anti-pool selling law does
not prohibit persons from selling pools
on races to be run in this state when
bets are registered by telephone in an
other state. The case decided was that
of Charles Oldham of Kansas City,
who was convicted of keeping booths
for selling pools on races at Elm Ridge
(Kansas City, MOI race track from
which bets were registered in Kansas
City Kas,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
QUESTION OVER DILLON
DELMAR RACE UP AGAIN
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Horsemen in
large numbers gathered at the Murray
Hill hotel today to attend the winter
meeting or the board of review of the
National Trotting association. The So
called Smathers Memphis gold cup case,
which grew out OF the match race
between Lou Dillon and Major Delmar,
was set for hearing tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

SAN JosE-The 5000 900 bond issue
70 repair the county buildings was
awarded by the supervisors to John
premium; Ralph Lowe. San Jose, $4,000
at $840 premium; First National bank
OF San Jose, $4,000 at 1894 premium
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

SAN DIEGO-Articles have been filed
by the Brawley Fruit Growers asso-
citation to do general fruit and vegetable
growing, picking and marketing. The
directors are Fred Stahl, Reuben Mahon,
It. III Kellogg. g. d. Ulrey and Emil
Steiner. all OF Brawley,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
Is ELECTED DIRECTOR

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-The biennial
meeting of the American Trotting asso-
citation opened here today. Norman J..
Colman of st. Louis was elected a
director for two years.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

BERLIN-The reichstag ended six
days general debate on colonial affairs,
the result of the presentation of the
governments supplementary appeal
hills
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

PORTSMOUTH, Eng.-The trial of
Lieut.. Collard, r. NJ, ended today He
was found guilty OF improperly giving
the order "on the knees" to number Of
stokers November last was acquitted
OF using abusive language and was let
on with a reprimand
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

Creighton Kate owner driving % sec
Ito to 5place
3to % be to limit
Seeker stood last eighth
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

nd dvInF W., I'VE a owner easily Sec
to TO
sr VIII some ccey finished rsue caruthers weakened
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART

~ AsGoT fARE Dse 4FIFTH
w. 1an1Iton, presiding iudgei 5. Hoffman,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05
ASCOT ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Selling; 2-year-olds,
IL
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

Tlme-241s, 4s1k, 1:12. At post minutes
ner b. c. Amigo Reina de Los Angeles Ov
easily. Second driving. El Cazador to / +
to show. Belle out show. Field even. Ca
full of run. Merrill in long stretch drive fiji
start had to go around but tired fast final 8
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

| Times, 50%. lit. At post minutes. OFF
CHI. Russell-Princess Royal Owner L. A. Bon
Second same. Denton to place out show.
Merlingo to 2 show. Denton moved up fast
drive outstayed Sick. Latter hung on tenacioi
| finished strong.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

%9 FIFTH RACE-1 mile 3-year-olds and up; selling
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

Jockey A. w. Booker just managed
TO lift another winner under the wir'
for his employer yesterday. Bonsacl
has a good boy in Booker, who car
ride at 105 pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

20 FOURTH RACES furlongs 8-year-olds up; selling
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

Jockey Spence Sutherland, who can
make anything from a flea to q camel
lump, may be seen every morning
Schooling jumpers. This boy is known
as the "Dare-devil Rider" and the
race going public win probably see
him In the saddle again in the next
steeplechase race.
Sutherland has been under suspen-
sion since spring, but not because OF
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

so s1xTu RAcE-5 furlongg maiden 2-year-olds nurse
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

Tlme--25A, 81, 1:17h 1:4. At post minutes.
Winner b. C. ndaga-Peavine. Owner f. w
Second same. Overweight Calox O. Lady King
show. Retropaw to place. to show. May
| to easy lead when Strengthened out for home v
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

w, Time,25 60. liz, AS so At post minute
second driving Curtis / to 2 place, out show.
s reservation @ to show, Curtis ran consistently
| erYation finished with belated rush
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-05

James Blute need not worry If Nc
Daniels does not live up to his con-
tract and come west, as in Jockey
Carroll he has a rattlng good boy.
Carroll has ridden five winners out OF
eight mounts, showed with sails and
was unplaced but twice. Each season
at Ascot has witnessed some boy de-
velop toward the top notch rank and
1t would appear as though Blute's boy
Is the aspirant thus far.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-20
PARKER FIRST PRESIDENT.
Elected by chlropractors Of United
States at Davenport.

Davenport, Sept 19.-The conven-
tion of chiropractors in session at the
Palmer school & inf1rmary Of Chiro.
practic yesterday effected a permanent
organization to be known as the Uni.
versal Chiropractors' association. The
association will include practically ev.
cry one Of the 800 practicing chiro.
practors in the United States.
DR.. Charles Ray Parker of Ottumwa
was elected first president of the asso-
citation and DR.. D. D. Palmer of Daven.
port was elected vice president. Nomi.
nations were made for the other Of.
fees and the election was held at the
afternoons session. The remainder
of the morning was taken up with the
adoption of constitution and bylaws.
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon DR.
B. ]. Palmer conducted an open clinic
in the school room. There was also a
lecture by President Parker on the
subject "My Experience as Chiro,
practor in the Field" Last evening
DR.. B. ], Palmer gave a lecture on the
subject "Chiropractio Pure va, Chiro.
practic Mixed with Adjuncts," Mon.
day nights lecture was also by DR..
Palmer on f'Serous Circulation
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-20
SCHOOL is CLOSED By FLEAs.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 19.-When a
rublic building is infested with f1eas,
whose duty is ii 20 remove the nuis-
ance?
This question was discussed at a
conference Of authorities in the city
hall. The Second District school has
thousands of fieas and the children are
neadly distracted. They cannot keep
their minds on their Studies and their
recitation periods look mode like gym
nastic exhibitions.
The school authorities thought it
best to keep the situation quiet. So
last week Secretary Harbach bought
some borax at the suggestion Of one of
the teachers and it was sprinkled
around the rooms Monday morning
when school opened tho fleas were
more numerous than ever. School will
he closed today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-20
RULE GOVERNORS LABEL.

Commission Submits Tentative Regu.
lations on Food Act.
New York, Sept. 19.-At today's ses-
sion Of the special commission on
rules and regulations for the enforce
ment Of the pure food and drug act,
Commissioner Gerry read the tentative
regulations prepared by the commits
sion regarding the use Of the label IT
provides that the principal label be
printed in English with or without a
foreign label in addition. The general
character of the appearance of the Ia
bel is left to the manufacturer. The
substance manufactured and the place
of production shall be conspicuously
stated, and the label must not be mis-
leading with regard to the contents or
origin. No statement by experts shall
be an excuse for any false or mislead-
ing statement, design or devise.