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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
8Sa SO2 s28 40 S72 41S 2228

The former duo won on total pins by
40 and the latter five out of six games.
Messrs. Gilman, Silvernale and Tomp-
kins, Santa Monica's trio and cham
pion Southern California trio, met their
first defeat in a match of five games at
the hands of the Brunswick-Balke
lender company's trio last Wednesday
night by SO pins on totals and four out
of five games. Tormat rolled with the
Brunswick Bake Collender company in
the absence of F. P. Simpson. Gilman
and Tormat tied for high score, 225,
and Dysinger and Tormat for high aver
age, 1877. Following is the result table:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-The Daily Racing
FORMS selections for the races at Ascot
park tomorrow are;
1-CazadOr, DIR. Logan, POtrerO Chico.
2-Elancer, Treasure Seeker, Josie S.
3-ReservatiOn, COtilIiOn, Bill Curtis.
4-John Lyle, CigarIighter, Col. BrOn-
stOn.
81. r.. Laughrey, Lady Kitty, st.
Albans.
Cline of Life, MerlinEO, Gilpin.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
AMERICAN YE0MEN
HAVE MERRY CHRISTMAS

The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men held a Christmas celebration at
Fraternal hall Saturday night. A
Christmas tree and Santa Claus, i'm
personated by S. e. Cunningham, were
the principal features.
An interesting program was given.
Among those who were prominently
identified with the entertainment were
Mesdames Winnifred B. Rogers, T. H.
Gray O. K. White, H. A. Miller and
Nellie G. Eager and DR.. II. b. B.
Montgomery.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
HARRY BAKER ARRIVES
IN CITY FROM NORTH

Harry Baker, the featherweight, who
Is matched to meet Abe Attell in Janu-
ary before the Pacific Athletic club, ar
rived here from the north yesterday ap-
pearing a stronger boy than when he
left
Harry says that country life i'm the
uplands has done him much good and
he has, according to his own state
ment, devoted a considerable portion
of his time to training operations.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
RECEIVE s4 FOR FIGHT

Montana Kid, who did something or
other to Tommy Leahy and Jack
Brown, in the pugilistic way at San
Diego last week, has returned from the
bay city with long and mournful tale.
The Kid worked up on the bumpers
along with poor Leahy and Brown.
Each of the three boys received just
4 so for his exhibition at San Diego.
Truly our southern neighbors are not
much wrought up over the ring busi-
ness.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
SYSTEM OF PHYSICAL DEFENSE

PROF. Frank S. Lewis, director of the
local physical culture school, has con-
strued an effective system OF weapon
less defense which combines the most
striking features Of boxing and wrest-
ling as they may be used against armed
assailants. Methods are described very
clearly in a volume that Is one Of the
best of its sort vet published.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
81 SCI $40 537 AL 26S0
Does Not Affect Championship

Their defeat does not affect the cham
pionship title, as they are still the
champions of any three men known as
an unorganized trio team and who play
regularly together.
In the trio match of five games, com
posed of the picked men from the
Bearcatchers and Bear Cub quintet
Thursday night the latter trio won by
the close margin of 10 pins on totals
and three out OF five games. The re-
suits were:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
WOMAN'S LEG BROKEN
IN STREET CAR ACCIDENT

Mrs. Ina Woods, As years of age, was
struck by street car at McClintoclI
and jefferson streets at an early hour
yesterday morning and her left leg
was broken in two places. According
to spectators Mrs. Wood was waiting
for the car on the corner and did not
see one approaching from the opposite
direction. She was taken to the re-
ceiving hospital and later to the county
hospital
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
AMATEUR LEAGUE MEETING

Managers and captains of teams COM
prised in the Amateur Baseball league
of Southern California, which opened
it's season yesterday, are requested to
meet this evening at 600 South San
Pedro street, where questions of mo-
ment will be discussed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
THIsTLEs WIN FROM SEALS

Thistle baseball players defeated the
Seal Garden nine at Arcadia yesterday
by score of 11-3. Fast fielding and
heavy hitting upon the winners part
proved features.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
Will Talk of Christmas

Lieut.. Col. Halford private secretary
to former President Harrison, will ad-
dress the Y. M. C. A. tonight on
Christmas. Col. Halford is United
States paymaster,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Cravath, 2; Chase, Eager
Sacrifice hits-Chance. First base on err
rors-Chance, 3. First base on balls-Vick-
ers. 5; Mason, 4; Wheeler, l. Left on bases
Chance 8; Chase, Z. Struck out-By
Yickers, 5; by Mason, 2. Double plays
Brashear TO Chance. Time of game-1:4O.
Umpire-Sheridan.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24

Messrs. Tormat and Cunning played
Messrs. Hannings and Benfer series
Of three games and then supplemented
it with three more to be decided We'd
nesday night. Hannings had high
score and Tormat high average, 1856 3-6
Their scores were:
Tormat ..173 $50 ZIG 217 1s0 219 1885 1856 3-6
Cunning ... .1S3 1914 152 2l2 16S 173 1888 $50 3-6
1913 374 1868 429 34S 1872 226S
Hannings ...1S0 1888 165 PA 1856 212 1885 1S9 1-6
Beufer .... .203 164 163 1S6 176 pol 1893 182 1-6
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
BEARCATCHERS- 81
$50 579 49O 5O7 $50 2639

Messrs. Gilman, Silvernale, Tomp-
kins, MCGEE and Lacey, composing a
quintet team of the North Beach bowl
ing alleys, Santa Monica, win journey
to the city and play match of three
games, total pins, to win against the
famous Bearcatcher quintet, composed
Of Messrs. owen, Quirk, Roberts,
Francks and Hannings, next Thursday
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24

Home Telephone diamond men were
victorious at Downey, winning from
the Norwalk team, 6 to 5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24

The Keystones took fall out of the
Newsies, winning by a score of to 2
on the Santa Fe avenue diamond.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24

Everything you want you will find In
the classified page-a modern encyclo-
pedia One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24

The Los Angeles Pacifcs scored a
victory at Redondo yesterday, defeat
ing the shore lads, 8 to 3.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24

The Florence nine will travel to Long
Beach Christmas day for battle with
the beach boys.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-24
ASCOT ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Handicap; steeplechase
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Mems and Boys New Spring Clothing

Old Winter may have disappeared altogether but his
sway broken. Ths radiant with Spring freshness
Here there and everywhere Spring and fresh Spring
Tcggtry bob up with CHEEKY howoy do All smiling
and bowng for your favor Nou bur be pleased with all
this Spring Never before have Offered such
cepuona gathering OF Spring nschands exhibition
of the choicest and best things the market affords
Prices interestingly modest low YOU could ask OF
all rh Spring have been business have
preparation such elaborate scale Yoa will certainly
br the loser ifyoa fail post yourself regard offerings
Mens BOYS and Childcn's Clothing, Hats and Toggery
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ToOIAIE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel vle1o a 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
Is ~. Sgs VII


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tavo ga, GA di'inTpida numsro
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morla, su nombrs aedArA co no un
alnsssls dc Ia lealtAd J Ia h1nradez
erioilas.
RscibAn su yluda , saa hljos oil
issslmonio de nasstfo mas Rinesro pc
same.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
NOTAS De V|[QUES
ExtrargsrOs prestan fisnzas
por francisco Sarfla y
Narciso Matos.
DOCTOR DIAZ
DOCTOR DIAZ
El Juez Municipal de Huma-
cso.-El Supervisor de elec-
stones. .--Candidatura.

Han sido Hadorea de Ffansiaco
Ssrria, el que perturb6 la PSF EdblicA
en- los auceIos del 10 de Agosso. CON
denAdo por aeometimiento y sgreai6n
4 $500 de fanza, los Mflores don Car
los L, Brun, extrargsro y agente con
sulAr dc FrAneia y 10 seiiora viuds
de Marin.
De Narciso Mates, por asometi
misnto , sgresi6r, condsnado q $500
dofIa Juana Big g1onisy don Eugenic
lO'Nsill.
Ell doctor JoG6 A. Diaz, edicc
titular de Fsjardo. prastls6 una ha
bill operssi6n On 81 herido Manuel Ro
drigusz, el cuAl y sesnsaentrA meior
.. Prezentaba ftaetura On el craneo
tsniendo que hsesrle la trspAns ci6n J
10 extraction do las esquirlss.
Igualmente fue llamado para asis
tir 4 un eomereiante do esta loealidad
don Ramiro Rodrigusz, sl euAl al IL
& prestAr fanxa por Ffancisco SArris
esy6 en- el mismo Juxgado de ptz cor
un atAque cerebral. Dsbido & la asis
t:nc'a del Doctor Disx, se eneuentr,
algo meior.
De medieos eStamos muy nal OF
ektA Isla y 10 tendrsmos muy On euen
tA eusndo ssa nuettro oil mnnicipio
pueE ~ 20 sientsn los prlmsros alnto
mas del bAmboleo.
~H.mos tenido aqui en- eatos disl
Gl asi1or TlrAdo Yerrier, Jnsx munici
pal do Humssao, oil eual hs trAbsi ado
dfs y moths para pcder tsrmlnar cor
muchos inicios que hAbfa pendisntel
&c resolvsr. En- ellos, como siemprs
dgmoatr6 81 huen crissro y hu Impair
eialtdad.
--EstAmos muy sAtilfeEhos del 80
Il r. L. Fl. Rouxer, Supervisor d.
Z tceioneE, Quien es un cAbAl!sro or
loiA 10 extension de lA pRlAbrA y 10
nemos confAnxA plena en- los infolmel
q 10 tendrA que dRr On las reousAcionel
Qu0 40 hAn b eho ca sStA loc&lidad.
En- Is e)nvsneion que 80 ceebr(
el rs del ac1aal por los dsltgAdos de-
partido Unioniats, sAlisron e.estos los
xehorea sjgulenleR;
AlcAlae, dou jose de a&nsis go,
Concsi ,es: don Juan N. Julbe
don Raf&s q lif1onea. con Carlos Or
tz, don IL qliel r Vers, don Ricardo
lO.lz Jun;a EseolRr: don Jotqu1l
Rodriguez, don Santos DiGz, dor
ZJilo C&Ataho.
CORRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
Grandioso meeting unionista
mahana en- ell barrio de
Puerta te Terra.
C0RTE FEDERAL
C0RTE FEDERAL
Condemns extioguidas en- la
Carcel municipal. Con.
cierto en- Carolina.

So anu ca para ma lf1Ana por 10
tarde, IN gran meeting unionista On
al ba.rio de Puefta de Terra. Hs.
biaran varios orAdores, entire ellos el
Lsdo. Tlz,l.
-Exsipguieron hoy aus condenaa
en- 10 ekreal municipal Emilio Frsnso
y Jnana Rivera.
-MsaAnA sale para Msysss,x.
So rssidef ole. nusatro sstimado amigo
don Tomas G. Vera.
-HastA el martss sr6ximo no rea
nudarG sus tarsas 10 Corte Federal.
-Ssgdn notleias de GusysmA,
don Manusl Buitrsgo Gonxklex, rspu'
blissno dc aqusllA ciudad, hs ipgrs'
sado On el gran pntido sUni6n de
Puerto Rico.s
-Esta no. hs cslebrar& retrata On
los iardinss del Asilo de Mos dc
Ssnturee Ia banda del mismo que d.
rige el maestro Vinolo.
Ell violinists stfar Martinez,
aoompanado de 10 jovsn pisnista ae'
Horita Sicsrd6, eelsbrar&n el domingo
8 dol astua| IN concierto on Carolina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
OESDE BAYAM0N
FaIIecimientO de Ia sehora
doha FeIipa Rivera. .-Sr.
Flores, restablecidO.
ARREGLO De GALES
Crtxino meeting, Inscrip-
ciores el viernes 31.-Pre-
parativo para eleccior es.

IA fsllecido en sstA pr blxei6n 10
respectable stfIorA dt Il Felipa Rivera,
SIS del senior vice presidents de ests
Junta Local unionista, don GumerBin
do Rivera;
-Ss eneuentrs "a resta blesido y
hemos senido 81 guato de sAludarlo, el
sefior don Antonio Flores, agente dc
La DEMoCRACIA On este pueblo.
-Siguen eomponieadose algunsl
SALES ds las de cate pueblo, las que
queisn muy hlsn
Para sl dis 1o ae espera SO 90
Ia b 'a cl mitin en que han de tomsr
uslts lns ssfl orss Mr6"z del Vslle,
Astol. Mssisnzo, Gklvsz, Tizol, Cue
rra, y ot.o1 diAsirguidoz oradores
unionistsE.
--Por 81 Superlrt;ndent9 do elee-
clones sc hsc9r9sdido 81 que 90 vsri
fquen iplcripeiones el vierneR 81 del
sorrteuts
-Los vtcinos de B&yAm6n y Ca.
tsfio sspersn con intsr6s ID lltE ada do
Az dos n AquinAs para a Compsfifa
SLinta F6crsA del Olste,s & fin de que
essen les irrsgulAridAdes en- 81 rsrvi'
cio que reconoce1 por causa OIL dets
rioro de lAs loeomotoras.
Be eneuentrA on esta oil AuxIli&r
del superints deuts de eleeeionsA Sc
dor IL esias, gessionAndo Iiiios para
c1loesr los soiegios aleetorales
IA qUinee ciente sl rimsro de
Col,gIQl q 10 ee Abrir&n en- cate pushlo.
Per lA pol!ciA han aldo eAptura.
5cs sAus rel del fobo ds ganado 4
mf)res FJrnaliedAS, de VfgAbsjs,
ccQpkndose9 9 dos nevillos.
IORRESPONSAI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
NOTAs DEL DORADO

(Conttnuaci6n de Ia pdgina 1q)
carcslar q los unionissaa no tisns o..
pera, vali6ndose do msdios innob.ea
cara antorpecer au excArcelaci6n POE
6anzas. btyrtunAdAmsnts. & cAmbio
de ess gran perjuico, tenemos una
poliefA reefs, que eumple CON sus do.
beres qae no 90 preata & ssrvir do
instrumsnts para aAtiafAeer paaioneE
po!ilicas Al an 90 una garantia.
x T.,
Dorado, Agosio da 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
Acadia municipal RIu-PIetras

Siendo tssl.vo el 3 de septismbre
enirante dia 3, Il Alado para el remate
de 10 obrS do il calls del Norte dc es.
ts poblscl6n, as trAnlfiers el aeto pa.
ra el msrtss Suasro dc dicho mes q 10
bora dsSigIA1a en- el Anuneio refsrsn.
10 4 10 indicsd& subasta.
Lo que sc htee pdblico para gene
ral eonucimioLIo.~Rlo PiedYas Agos'
to 25 dc 1905. Ell AlcAlde Municipal,
Juan CoI0cd. Gas I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01

Todos estos instrumentos sonI
vendidos por ARNANDo s. BELAvAL,|
quien acaba dc recibir varios de ca.
da clase.
Ana Otero, Elisa TQUdrez, Lolita
Aspfroz, Julio Arteagd, Anstides|
ChQUier y otroS pianistas notables,
procedentes todos de Conservatorios|
europeos, recomiendan los pianos de
KOHLER & CAMPBELL, dc New York
con proferencia 4 cualquier otral
marca de las varias que 50 important
en Puerto Rico.
Pregunte Vd. a cualquier profe-I
sor de piano dc ALGUN PREsTIGIo en- laI
isls por los mejoreS pianos y le con.
testara Embellishments: Los de |
kOhler 4 CAmpBeIi, de New York.
81 Va. Quiere comprar uno del
los instrumentog menclonados, pue-l
dc escrlbir a
ArmandO y. ReIaVaI.
ApsrtAdo 81. San Juan P. r |
en- IL seguridad de qus ser& muy bien tratSdoI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01

I'm esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel vleio de peri6dico 4 dos
pesos Ell duintal.

:
gfeA , diver!idAa scmc Bocqccio, Ia
AaSccotta, La Poups, I'll Rsy de los IN
fsraos, 10 caa' 81 10 conaidsrA biep,
nAaa tiene dc sxIrAno, pues como
aPpot6 acstsAdImenis IN dramatureo
elps6Jl
cdntoda en- itdida0
gaad mRc49 Ia moral
Al, euesi No IS precIso ser slhori
nj rr-f - ~ Dies me libre de clio en-
mi i'-gfsl asa s0easar IN llsno com
. eta , ung 81 6I 50 ptegp plsrso q le
u lie a4 gesa giio.
t.a gaf.1 y { IN 40 manc. .
l@s ss.ef ssa..lss Z .c &c erean '
"rf, ca lf-aes 5lsaarstsao de- IL
r. oa e. srscis it geafsa ytin
t.e qo. ret-A 2 en gas & cue
81 mes. de uos.ss y ga popular.
81 h r. hst4 > no.h3.
smas &c taL6 Loa hAes lsae
aora vncin'u,.
: en- tsuto La Confession
geg~.rS s5si esue .6D.s
Fra DiaVoIO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
Or. Liippitt
Cirujano y. OcuIista

Consutorio Cruz 15,- Horas de consultas: de IL
N. dias laborables Domingos de 10 Il.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-19

there, he suddenly jerked a small
wrench flom his pocket and thrust it
in the negro's face, and it bore close
resemblance to a pistol as IT glistened
in the light. The shine boy seemed
petritied for an instant, beiu0 rooted
to the spot. and his eyes bullying from
their sockets in his terrified expectan-
cy of instant death.
rhe strain was too much for his
ovei-worked imagina tion and he sud-
denly collapsed in dead faint. Wa
ter was dashed into his face and a
doctor who happened to he present
wurkcd over him several minutes be-
fore he was restored to consciousness
AS soon as his eyes opened they fell
upon the fireman, who in the excite
nent had forgotten to put away Ibis
imaginary weapon. This and the
general commotion did not escape the
scared darky's notice, and, with one
rerr fled backward glauce, and wild
| .hriek. he 'lit rag out the front
door at , 10 gate He did not appear
gain until several days later and
looked mere ghost OF his former
self,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-19

INTERESTING LECTURE GIVEN
YESTERDAY BY A PRACTICAL
WORKER.

Col. VIM Banks Of The State de-
livered lecture on newspaper work
before the essay classes at the south
Carolina college yesterday morning.
MI. Banks discussed the requisites
I 1 newspaper reporter Among th.m
is prrsistency, which reporter must
have in order TO secure news. OBJ
servation is another trait OF a good
reporter. He must also be careful in
the writing Of his copy, making state
ments as brief as possible and con-
structing his sentences properly.
The pleasures and hardshipS OF news
Der work were dwelt on by Mr.
p ufs in d pleasing manner. His ad
e toyoung men who intend goiui
o newspaper work was especially
liable.
he lectures given bGfore the essa,
>scs are for the purpose Of pivir,