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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Snbianappts, Smb, Dpnnertas, DECEMBER
Gin iussuolidss Tinam,ssais.
Sw6Iiidbriser Sunss iOn GiebitabI besanser
baben.

Sbre Wsihna6tsfrsuosn purbsn Der
14l eho Dsf Str. uobnsnbsn Wprile
Worgan gana grtinolid psroorbeu, uno
als bsrisnias. m,l9sr ourd ibre Wsib'
na6isbsrs4nun9en einen oerben Stri1
esrnaGt, nuroe Der IL Sabre nlie
grpte glari, 1913 Shb WsR Str, bon
ben 9ttsttips Sauisr unb Simon Der.
baftst.
Rprtls bate fi9 nduIib r. bic
6sisrtaes Elm funtslnagslrsues $40
SolbRhd CUR Settle eslset, nit mel
dem Fs cine Notwithstanding
;u MAIDEN eson9ts. Wsnig trdumte
He isbo4, baB He ielbsr i8on sine
Wo9s bor BEN @sibna9aiaes bur4
aeraoe bisies @oloRnd, posr ri6tieer
our9 beRsn Hbpsisnbsit tbsrraI&t
tpsrosn mhroe. Geffern nun fsblte Der
@olbfu9s. unb ales 6u9en NOR ber.
gsbli6. Die TetsttiDs SauIsr uno
Simon siitsn 3ur Stsls. nabmsn sinsn
6batbsfano auf, uno bur9iu&tsn Der.
asblia bis Wadbari&aft nod benz @olo.
Hide, als ibnen 3u Obrsn fam. oab
Brssee @larf, Der fleins uni9einbars
Rnirps sins erobe 9isbs fa, S&mud.
ia9en ssias, uuo bab &c f9 ioL9s In
lsstsr 3sit b.issIsgt.
Brpcs puroe 3par fefgenommen uno
einsm arsuabsrb6rs unteruorfsn. bod
ffritt er Biz aufs duBsrfe uno mics
ale gsi9ulbiaunasn NIT FOLDER gnt.
rhffuns 3urdd, bob man por einsm
@ai6fsI fanb, S&mudfa6en uarsn
tssue on benz Sungsn gefuuoen, uno
nur sin bloBss @srsbe asuste 3u isinsn
lInqunFsn. Soon tpolts man TIN
laufsn lafisn, ais ss fia srsab. baB
grpte i9on einmaI tn unannebmli9.
feiteE bertpidslt NOR.
2aut ausiassn Der Sstsitibs abRras
birte Der Sun9e aus Der Cffiee Der
2ambsrt goal 60. SO In linssnhsr
Uahuae unb peitere Na&i rf&unasn
iOqsn bann srgsben babsn. bob CT TO-
gar in's Jabrrabssi&dft su sebsn se.
ba9ts. gr foG nduIi6 am SamHas
Elm Rao seffo5len, oaHelbe auseinan-
bsrs.nomln'n. unb In 86silsn bsrfauft
babsn. @eitsre unteriu1unsen tusr.
ben folasn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
11eberfabren xas sstSstet.

James Watbems, ein 20 Sabre alter
5armsr, uel@sr 4 Wsilsn fhbpsRIi&
bon Aeton mobnt. mnrbs burG ben 4
llbr bort bur9fabrsnben Big 4
Jra&t3ue 9etroffen. tnb augenblidli&
getbotet.
Der cite Wann. bsHen Bruber
6arbsp Watbems BIER an Der ebslbp
Strabe uobnt, unb Der au& sinsn
Nsfsn Sames Ratbsips bier bate.
befanb f1& auf Der 6simfabrt BON bsr
Mabls.
st bate elm SOB Webl In ieinsm
guagp, bas guggp rurbs b6lig aer.
iplittsrt, unb Der aIte Ulann murbs
NIT FOLDER 8ewalt 3ur Settle gei&lsu.
bert. baB Ct sinsn S&dbsIbru@ srlitt.
DDS pferb wuroe slsi&fuls set6Otet
Watbems uuroe bon ben 3aganee.
Rellten aufeebobsn unb nod Aetor
sebra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Gin S9redem Der Strakenbab bn
MusefeQten
Sheriff Sourbier unternimmt erfoIsrei@s
Saso auf benieIben.

Na8 ldnaerer Saao wurbs gefern
Sobn Wbiffon, Der ben Wartinsoill:
Sraeiionbabn gonoucisursn isit ldngs'
rer 3sit sinsn bsilloisn Sdrsdsn sin.
iagte, our6 Sheriff 6curbisr uno
Sspuip Sheriff Sos gonbon psrbaftst.
Wbition, bsHsn Wobnort ni9t In
grfabruns 3u bringsn mar, bat Der.
i4iso.ntli9 bur3 Drobungsn unb
oura gOr3sigsn zines Iansen ReRers
bie WagsOns anssfalIen. urb fsins
llsberfdls mebrtsn fi9 In Isbter 3sii
bsrariis. bab Dsteitibs SpssiaIaags
iibsr ois 8abnffrsds ftibrtsn, in ber
6offnung ben 8urf&sn nbaufanaen
Ststs ieoO9 aeIang es bemisIben 3ll
entfommsn, obsr sr murbe nidt ae.
isbsn. @sfern nun ma&ten f& eour.
bier unb fsin Seputp auf, ben Wann,
tpsnn mbgli3. sinjufangsn. ~
Sn Der Wdbe bon BalIsp Mins fiie.
gen Re bonn @ageun unb einasn qusr'
fsIoein, btrstt auf sin 5armbaus los.
Sobalb R& b.ibe nd6ertsn. ftir3te aus
Der 6tntbirs ein WaHn bsrppr, be,
feIbsin lief. Sourbier nnb iein De.
puip bintenbrein. Jaff f9isn ss, ole
oh Der Slh2tline sntfommsn tperbe, bn
3og Sourbisr isinsn RsboIbsr unb gab
msbrsrs S6tfe In bic 2uft ab. Hs,
Nusretber fano unb murbe perhnftst.
gs ereab fi&, baB mon ben rs&tsn
Wann bsim 2rlsen bate. Sa Ss.
hermann In Der 1meeasnb Sur&t bo,
DbitiOn 3u babsn i&isn, uno sr ben
Dststtibs aIs 9ssperabo periGrien
trar, murbe sr fofort bur9Iu4t, bod
wuroen feine Waifsn on ibm sefunben.
Wbiiion iagte tibr!gens, baB, fa1s
ss ibm seIunsen Jet, nod ben SbbIsn
;u snttommsn, man ibn tpobl nie ge.
fansen bdtte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
S@u!ftuaer ioasm seinatt
iperoett
8or bent lleberfabren bur9 Strabenbabn
tragen.

I'm dbnIide Yorfdae. mie Der. BEL
tpeI9sm oie tleins 6rancss We2esbsr
on Der Dirginia Mbsnue qet6otei
wuros 3u bsrbinbsrn, baben bie 81.
rectoren bes Commercial Clubs eine
l1ntsriudune angsorbnst unb folen
poIIsifisn sur 3eit, wenn ois 8inosr
bic S@uIen berIafIen. in Der Wdbs Der
Sdulen uno Strabsnbabnssleiie auf-
gsfslt psrbsn. Tim bic 2lsinen fiber
tiber bieielben bin3uIeiien, auBerbem
tpuroe porgei&Iagen, am binteren
@nbe Der Strabenbabnwagsn alarm.
glodsn ansubrineen UNI bur9 bas
2dutsn berislben bie pafantsn aufs
mertfam au ma&en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

Die S9auipisIsrin Grau 5owarb
pomsrs, usl9e I'm bisfssn partibsa.
Ter tn osrgansensr WOds ole etne Der
lsitenben perfonen NIT Der .Wc6aos
bsn's 6lats" @ompasnis auftrat, er'
i3ob fi9 In einem SoteI tn Columbus,
Obio.
Die @sieaf@aft, osrsn ghbnenlsits,
Ssrr powsrs NOR, iptslts aussnblidli&
In Columbus, O6io., unb bas gbe'
boar bate Gtrsitiefsitsn eebabt. 90
man isoo9 ben eifsriti9ttgen Sbaratte,
Der Dame fannte, uurbe biefe Nnge'
lsgsnbsit uenig bsa8tst, Biz man elmer
sHub In ibrsm 3immsr bbrts nnn
na9bsm man bie bsri9loHens Sbar'
asiprsnet battle, b!efslbs tobt am Bobsr
lisesnb borfano.
Wan ia9t anaemein, bob fein grunt
fir ibrs giferiu&t borbanoen getuefen.
isbo4 fsi 6rau powers gsiifis aus ben
@Isi3ssmt@t seueien. felt benz bo,
feds Jubren erfoIsten 8ooe ibrer Wut
ter uno s9wsFsr bur& sine gaiolin'
srploROu In 2OuisbiLs. Rp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

Gofbeu. @sorge %. 6arris.
tp.l&er f9 Der Grmorbuns Der 2sbrs'
rim Sarab 69dfer f9uIoig befannts.
iH ben bisfgsn Autboriidten ein Rdtb
isl. Ct sisbt ieinsn Namsn iebt oil
Srans Berger on. unb bebauptet In
Sabre 1875 In 2ogansport gebosen 81
fein.
gr legts pcr @t&ter Tobb elm ge
fidnbnib ab. hO& Rsbt Der Ri9isr bis'
fss nibt als s8t on, alaubt aber MID
baB 6arris irrfinnis III. Ssants aus
Bsoforo ueroen heute eintrefen, I'M
Sarris in's arsu3bsrb0r sii nsbmsn,
6is lsgsn ieiEsm @ehdnbnib tpenie
@ertb BET.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Sdnslins bsrbraant.

Der 5 @O9en alts Sduglins BE-,
Gamiiis 0rant Or. Sones an 5arbing
St,nBs. nurbs babur9 i9wsr Der.
brannt, bab bic Bettsn, tn welte Der
-E1usling sspidslt mar. Jsuer fingsn.
5rau Jones batte oas 2ino I'm
eiubls nabs on ben Ofsn geiebt. uni
In ibrsr abwsisnbsit wuroen ots getter
bon Der 6ise bes Ofsns In 8ranb ge.
isst. g6s ss Der gednsfeten Wutter
esInne bas 5suer 3u I6i&en. tuar bsi
edusIins lsbsnsgsfdbrli9 bsrbrannt.
Or. 2siib bat ben 5aa In BebanoIung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Soatbern Saoiaaa 8abn
grDfast nsue merfantiIe 8e;ieBxnsen.

9ur9 bis grtfnung Der Sn.
biannpoIis Southern @iienbabn unb
bsren 8erbinoung NIT Der Sainoii
Central Babn miro Snbianapolts In
ndbers 8srtibrung NIT benz Stibsn ess
bradt unb fann In nd&ffer 3utunfi
NIT Chicago. 2ouisbills. Cincinnati
unb anosren Stdutsn In re9e @on=
eurren3 treten.
Snoianapolis tritt bierour& In bi.
rsete 0erbinoune nit benz Saoen unb
Stibmefsn unb tuiro es ibm m6glit
isIn. BET eeeienetsn niebrisen sra&ts
ratsn nsue abiaBgsbtets 3u sspinnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Sxdjt 6rax mns 3taaer.

8sfhr&tsnb, oab feline Grau Settle.
wsl9e ar1 Sonntag Mbenb fparlos
usri&wanb, bielei&t perunsIadte. bai
R9 Mlbert @ant. 1913 DarneQ 6trabe
um Ollie an bie polt3ei geuanot.
Der bsiorate @atte bat feline Stel'
lung borIdufia nieberselegt unb bur&.
iu&t als 2osisbduier Der etabt., Si'
5rau berf&wano am eonntag abenb
untsr Witnabme i6rer Rtnber. &ouant
8 Sabre ult. une gsOrge g., 4 Jabr'
at, ipurlos. unb ieitbsr wurbe nt&ts
bon TIT eeieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Shmsr berlett.

gnsritt SOnss, 236 Of Reu Yoti
Gtrabs, Der bsim Neubaus hes 6banl
Storage 6nuie on oer Rorb Wsw Ser
iep StrnBs mit aussrabungsn bsiddf.
tiet if, wu,os bur9 sinen mebrer'
bunbsrt pfuno f9usrsn asfrorensu
grotlumpsn, Der bon Oben bsrabttr3te.
osrart gsesn ben Waasn. wsl3en e,
bsIub, Qsorhdt, bab er sinsn boppsltsr
8einbru9 oapontrug. gr uurbe In.
6oIpital gsbrn6t. geins 8erlsbunq
III cine ie6r Iduere.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

BauerIa bntbf&eine.-
Sennie Billion, Reparaturen. 135 Nr.
lin9ton Moe., $100.-Moa 9. Smith,
bret Doppel Wobnbduier, Warmen
unb Nortt Str, 1850. = 8. 8.
&uttle. Reparaturen. 1924 Cornell
Abe., $200.-6rau N. etaIep. ebsb.
732 We@artp Str, $25. "a. 9.
gates. Rsparaturen, Wabafb unb Mla.
bama Str. 1920.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

@e3bua@tSfeh ttno 8an
beranifaltet bon Der S&iuer
2oge go. 2 oeS Verbefierten
SroenS Der YptbtaSsHttter
am Wonta8 Mbeuo, ben 81.
9esember, tn Der 0erttaamta
Gaue. Gtntrttt Serr auo
8ame Csc; Grtra= 8ame 1Oc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Mms Der Goronerss Office.

Der Coroner tutrb In ben berf&iebe.
nen ungltdsfdllen, wel&e F& pdbrenb
Der lebten $age ereienetsn, faum Dor
AbIauf Der Do&e feline lnteriu&ungen
beginnen.
DER GaQ bes Bell 9anien. msl@er
am Dtenfag Absnb on Der Wi&igan
Str. unb Big 4 Rrsu3ung get6btsi
murbe. wirb bieQei&t elmer Der erifen
Iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
nnfa alle.

6arrp 80 am Bile. 1914 Ottowa
etrabs. sin IL Sabre alter Tsgsr'
iunas, fisl gsffsrn bon einem iogsnann'
ten Map. .poIs I'm 6Dfe bss e4ulbauz
fes go. 26. Der Wap.pole ia ein
siisrner pfoRsn. bon wel&em 6eile
berabbinsen, wsI1e bie 9inber cts
9rsifsn unb R& TN Qreiie I'm ben
pfofsn f9wingsn. Der berIsbte Sunge
erlitt einsn S&dbelbru&. gr purbe
in's 9ospttal gebra&t, no Ct opsrtrt
tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

Sh o NOS graiI. 1899 ct,
pnul Strabs unb g. Gtarfs. 318 Of
IOrwoOo etrabs, stuei 3immerIeuts,
tpsI9s bel Sauarbeiten In Der Snbiana.
polis Slas Sabrif, 16. 6trabs unn
gtrteIbabn. bsi&dftist waren,. bra&en
NIT sinsm @srhhs Bufammsn. 6tarts
sos fi3 Berlssunsen bes Rfidsrates
unb Der 6anb ju. mdbrenb @rah mil
lei9tsn Dsrlssunsen banonfam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

= @tr otfertren ti&r 0te
Tetertage nnier ret@battts
9eS 3aaer bon einbetmti6ets
uno tmporttrten @etuett,
2tauSren, @btStteS, etc /,
iotute tmporttrte HIai@ems
8tere. 8etoe 2eIepbone
4O7. Sacob Web9er So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

.9aS e@5mHe ttto Auers
,semeHe tu GpasterH66em u.
&e9emiMtrmtets, prd@tt9 filr
@etbead)tS 0eiMeute bet
SmItmS 9. @aIt & eo,s, IL
% @aibtM0tom ett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

goubernsur 6anIp erbieIt einen
8eri&t Der etants grsis6unqs Cont
miiRon, uslae er sur unteriu8une
Der mnnsslbaftsn 8eieBgsbung tn BE-
aug auf ois SaIdre Der Sebrer be,
bHsntIi9sn S4ulsn. ausseianbt bate.
unb esbt oaraus berpor, oab uniers
@sisbs ni9t 10 unbolfommen finb.
nis oisislbsn binssfsat tpuroen, oat
isbo9 bic b6dffen Saldre ni&t In fr
erobsm Mabfiabe gsudbrt uuroen,
nIs biss bdtte unter ben bsfe5enoen
umFdnbsn gsi&s6sn t6nnsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Saeob &ierborf's Birtbf@aft.
1886 Mafa@ufetts Mbe.

Samuel SIid, 158 Douslab
etrabs. sseen uel&en oie @rObse.
i&morsusn bis Mnila9e bes Norbau.
ariifes erboben. murbe bon Sheriff
Geurbir usrtaftst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

= Der ttette 1907 2abrer
Gtmtemoe 0ete fomte @as
rtett 2aIenoer, betoe bon
9emti@laao tmporttrt, Rmo
tm stmieter Office, 81 eAo
9eIatpAxe ett. % tattte~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

gottIieb 9eutbarbt {,
yOie sematbIi&e e6e~,
g6e Roble nab Rartet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

GERMAN Woeller's Dale,
Sa6mef @6e Roble pn6 Rartet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

SoctaIer 9urnuerettt
u9aS 8euti&e 6auS"
WeibttaMtS:Deter
Der 1urnfdttIe am &omntaa
ben % December
Nnfaug $3.50 Nad1mttta9S.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Sie Ssbaltfrase Der Sebrer

Dur9 elm Grsie9unssfonlite unteriu@t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20

@esuIa's SaIle, 2oaen< nnb Wereins'
2ocaI, 1708 SIb gaft Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
S@amiptelertm eri@tsRt ft@

Sn sinen SoteI in Columbus, ..
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Chicagoan Faces Indictments
lxy AaGonia ted Preaa

CHICAGO, April 28.-The grand jury
today returned thirty-one indictments
against John A. Cooke. former clerk of
the circuit court. Most of them relate
IN forgery
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Def HURLED
AT BUICK CAR
REQ AGENCY OFFERS TO WAGER
ON SUPERIORITY
Leon T. Shelter Issues Challenge
Embodying From 500 to $500 in
Order to Prove Supremacy
of the REQ

Leon r. Shelter of the Los Angeles
REQ agency has hurled def to the
Buick automobile people in the nature
of a wager that the REQ is the superior
of the Buick.
Embodied in the challenge of Shelter
are wagers ranging from $100 to $500,
and the outcome of the situation will be
eagerly awaited by local enthusiasts,
who are anxious to witness the accept
ance of the challenge.
Mr.. Shelter is of the opinion that the
Buick people have not sufficient conf
dence in their car to compete. He
wishes to race a REQ touring car
against Buick for any distance above
one mile on any course and at any
time within ten days for any amount
from $100 to $500.
A challenge lis also issued to enter a
REQ with a Buick for a race over the
Observation-Disclosures hill climbing course
for $100.
The local REQ people claim that their
sixteen horse power machine has more
horse power to it's weight than the
Buick twenty-two- horse power touring
car. and are willing that the question
of supremacy be left to three expert
gas engine men, one to be appointed
by each party to the agreement and the
third to be selected by the two chosen.
The claims of the Buick agents as re-
CARDS the superiority of their car over
the REQ has aroused the blood of the
local REQ people and an interesting
order of events may ensue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
use. GIRLS WIN
CHAMPIONSHIP
UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL TEAM
DEFEATS OCCIDENTAL
Trouble Arises Regarding Rulings of
Officials and HighIanders Claim
That Opponents Were
Favored

The University of Southern California
basketball team won the intercollegiate
championship of the south yesterday
afternoon by defeating the strong five
of Occidental college on the Highland
Park courts. The score resulted 14-1O
The game was a closely contested af-
fair from the start and the best of feel
ing did not prevail among the partici-
pants and spectators during the strug-
gle
The Occidental contingent was in
clined to resent certain rulings of the
officials and claimed that partiality
was shown the University girls.
The fact that the game was to decide
the championship, in addition to the
closeness of the play, engendered a
nerve tingling situation, and the con-
test will be remembered as one of the
most thrilling in the annals of Southern
California basketball circles.
Miss EthefI1ogan, captain of the Uni
versity team, and Miss Vera Brooke,
leader of the Highland Park five, played
in remarkable form and exhibited the
fact that they rank among the fastest
basketball girls of California.
The line-up follows:
UNIVERSITY. OCCIDENTAL.
Ethel Hogan. forward. May Darling
Il. Montgomery. forward. Vera Brooke
Lora Woodhead. guard. Fairy Means
Gladys Armstrong guard Kate Darling
Alta Thornton center. Frances Gordon
Officials Referee, Miss Grace Wilt
shire OF Long Beach; umpires, Brett
rentz, U. S. c., and Miss Lencer, Holly
wood.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
DESIGNERS ARE TAXED
WITH PLANS FOR MODELS
OPINIONS OF FACTORY MEN ARE
SOUGHT
Single Directors Must Listen to Adj
vice of Workers and Accept Prac-
tlcaI Ideas of Construction of the
Machines

Just at this time of the year the de-
signer is about the busiest man in an
automobile factory. His plans for new
models in all the more progressive
plants are well under way and some Of
them are now in the hands of machin-
lists.
In most of the big concerns where
automobiles are manufactured single
designer is employed. His word is law
and all changes made in the car of pre-
vious design are suggested by him;
drawings are made under his direction,
and the parts assembled for a test I'M
der his supervision.
This was at first the universal prac-
tice, but of late years some of the
plan, viz, to employ expert designers,
but they are not the only ones who may
make suggestions for improvements.
The opinions of every man in the fac
tory are sought. Constantly sugges-
tions are coming in from employees In
the transmission department from the
motor department, from the assembling
rooms, paintshops, testing works, and
all the portions of the plants.
One of the evils of the single designer
system as it is viewed at some factories
is that the designer generally, like all
other mortals, has hobby. He will
stick through thick and thin to this
and, no matter how antiquated and an
tedated his particular hobby may be-
come, he will not give it up. But where
every man may make HIS suggestions
and every suggestion is threshed out
thoroughly, as it is here, there is no
chance for this. No man need be back
ward If he thinks he can better the'car,
and If his plan proves feasible, he is
sure of his reward.
This system has already proved itself
a success. 1t has been found that it
makes the men more alive to their
chances, gives better opportunity for
individuals efforts, and in the end
brings about much better general work
manship than could be obtained other
wise.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
ANGELS AvENGE
THEIR DEFEAT
FAST BASE RUNNING SAVES
GAME
Tozer and Calf Engage In Pitchers
Battle, Seraph TWlrier Having
Slightly the Better
Of 1t
9 Angeles. +. Portland. 2.

Los Angeles, s. Portland, 2.
1t required just five minutes yester-
day for the Angels to demonstrate to
the entire satisfaction of the SATURDAY
fans that they were real ballplayers
and that while Portland might have
a little streak of luck once in while
Los Angeles was entitled to any stray
luck hanging round loose on the home
grounde.
Blonde Tozer, the pretty boy with
the mystic shoots, slipped the warm
ones over for the local aggregation,
while a certain Caiiff, who made funny
motions when he pitched, marched to
the slab for the visitors.
And the Seraphs fell on his neck with
tears of joy and basted his shoot
around the ball park until 1t seemed as
though his airship never would de-
scend.
1t commenced in the first inning. The
visitors had trotted back to their
bench without saying much and Bernie
Bernard picked out a wagon tongue
and loafed up to the plate. He teased
a nice inshoot until the ball crept in
near enough to be banged on the nose,
and as the leather flew past Moore at
third that baseman happened to be
thinking about something else and
Bernard went to first. Then Ross
made faces at Califf until the latter
gave him a base on balls.
Brashear was mean enough to bunt
safe past third, and Moore threw the
ball at the bleachers and Bernard
scored. Dillon singled and Ross scored
before Califf punctured his airship and
came back to earth.
BY dint of hard work the visitors
managed to squeeze a run in in the
third inning. and then all was quiet
until with burst of red and green
lights the Angels started the fireworks
in the sixth. Ross began il by bunt-
ing safely and sprlnting to third on
Brashear's single. Cravath flew out to
left and Ross scored. Dillon hit to
Sweeney, who tried to cut Brasher off
at third, and all We're safe. Ellis hit
to Sweeney and Brashear was thrown
out at the plate. Toman walked, filling
the bases. Eager singled to left, scor-
ing Dillon and Ellis. The side was re-
tired when Tozer went out. Sweeney
to Lister.
The summary:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
KING ATTENDS
OLYMPIC GAMES
ROYAL GUESTS TAKE INTEREST
IN CONTESTS
Americans Continue to Annex Honors
In Athletics at Athens and Are
Expected to Return With
Their Share of LaureIs
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ATHENS, Greece, April 2S.-King
George and Princes George and Nicho-
las were in the stadium when the Olym-
pic games recommended this morning.
The attendance was small.
The king singled out James e. Sulli-
van, manager Of the Americans, and
chatted with him for ten minutes in a
jovial, cordial manner, showing the
greatest interest in the sports.
The king said he had the highest ad-
miration for President Roosevelt and
much regretted the president was not
present to enjoy the games.
Martin ]. Sheridan, Irish-American A.
c., New York; Prinzlein, Irish-Ameri-
can A. c.. New York; and Hugo Friend,
Chicago university, were among the
twenty-six contestants in the discus
throwing today in connection with the
Penthalum series of contests, which re-
suited as follows:
Stephen Mudin, Hungary, first; dis
tance 90 metres, GA centimeters. Lem
wing, Sweden, second; distance 81 me-
tres, 30 centimetrees. Bosteria, Bohe-
mian, third; 29 metres, 43 centimetres.
In the final for the long jump, Law
son Robertson, Irish-American A. c.,
New York, was first; distance 2 metres
95.5 centimetres. Petit, France, second;
2 metres, 80 centimetres. Martin Sheri-
dan, third; 2 metres, S5.5 centimetres.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
REQ RETURNS TO CHICAGO
Percy MegargeI Is Concluding Trans
Continental Trip Which En1-
bodied Many HardshIps

Percy Megargel, who is making a trip
twice across the continent in the REQ
Mountaineer, will arrive in Chicago
this week on his return trip from San
Francisco to New York. If Megargel
keeps up with his schedule he will
arrive in Chicago Wednesday, and
Ralph Temple president Of the Chi
cago Dealers association, who handles
the REQ here, is preparing a warm
reception for the traveller. 1t is also
likely that officials from the REQ fac
tory at Lansing will be here to meet
Megargel.
Megargel started on his long journey
August 10 last from New York for the
Pacific coast. The journey to Chicago
was the easiest Of the entire trip, and
he reached here August 20. The jour-
ney through the western country was,
OF course, harder, and the machine went
through territory an auto had never
before passed. Going to San Francisco
O. northern course was taken, while the
return trip has been made by the
southern route through Nevada, Ari-
zona and Indian Territory.