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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
MUD HENS SHUT
OUT THE ANGELS
JUDGE NAGLE PITCHES FAST
BALL
PortIand's Only Run Is Scored In the
First Inning by McHaIe-Man-
gerIna Relieves Buckley
in the Ninth
BY ED JoRGENsON


Capt. Dillon again used Walter
Nagle in the box yesterday and the
Judge made up for his bad pitching a
few days ago. 1t can be said for
Nagle that he was not in condition 20
twirl last Tuesday or Wednesday, but
as Dillon had no one else that he could
put in the box he was forced to use
him.
throughout the nine innings the
Mud Hens could only touch him for
four safe hits, while Schimpff, at
the slab for Portland, was raped for
but one during the entire game.
While the game was young, Schimptf
walked seven men, which is more than
twice the number that he struck out.
Nagle did good work and let only one
man down to first.
In the opening inning Sweeney was
the first man up and went out at first,
McE1ale came next and reached first
on GochEauer's wild throw to Dillon.
Mitchell went out to Dillon unassisted
and Henderson, who came after him,
singled to center, McHale coming
home when Bernard let the ball roll
past him to the fence.
The hit by Henderson in this inning
was the first and not until the fourth
could the Portlands again swat the
horsehide for safety.
In the sixth Bernard made the only
nit that was scored for Los Angeles,
bu did not reach third. Gochnauer
did his best to help Curtis on his way
and sacrificed, letting Bernard down
to second.
Both Cravath and Brashear popped
out.
Buckley was put out of commission
in the last of the eighth and Ellis
batted for him in the ninth. When
the Angel team took the field Man
gerina donned the catchers NIT and
took Buckley's turn behind the bat.
This was Mangerina's first appearance
since the team returned from the north.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
BIG TOURNAMENT
ON AT CORONAn"

Shute kicked, the ball rolling for a dis
tance of forty-five yards. Mitchell
punted back to Best on the fifty yard
line Fletcher was substituted for
Cooper. Best made twelve yards around
high schools left end on quarter back
run.
Best again tried the quarter play and
the ball went to high school on fun
BILE. Mitchell punted and the university
backs commenced another journey up
the field, Burek proving strong ground
gamer. Nicholson was taken out, being
replaced by Carpenter
U. S. c. punted and high school re-
turned in like manner, Best being tack
led in his tracks by Bergman. At this
juncture an extra high school man en-
tered the game and played for five min
utes before the lop sided condition was
discovered.
A series OF punts and short plunges
kept the ball passing from one side to
the other, time being called with the
ball in the university's possession on
the U. S. C.'s forty-five yard line.
The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
HORSEMEN ARE
COMING WEST
MANY OWNERS SECURE QUAR-
TIERS AT ASCOT
Judge Hamilton Will Preside, With
Ed Cole as Associate Judge-New
Secretary and Handi.
capper Secured

With the approach of Ascot parks
opening, horsemen are hocking to Los
Angeles, and in addition to those al
ready here large number have signi-
fed their intention of being present and
have negotiated for stabling room at
the local track.
Col. A. w. Hamilton will again act
as presiding judge while Ed Cole has
been retained as associate judge of the
pony performances.
John Boden, secretary of the New
York State Racing commission of which
August Belmont is president, will Off
ciate as racing recretary and handi-
capper.
Mr.. Boden has held similar positions
at Buffalo and Brighton Beach
The following is list of prominent
owners served stalls at Ascot for the
coming winter season with the number
of horses:
j. A. Bennett, 10; C. f. Rocket, 8;
F. Peters, 12; H. Il. Griffin. 2O b.
Schreiber, 20; w. A. Porter, 16; j. j.
Walsh, %; James Blute, 2O w. T.
Anderson, IL; Davis & Weber, 16;
James Curl, 15; Thomas Fullum, 10;
William Oliver, 10; DR.. Ogle, 10; w. "A.
Mckinney. 10; j. l.. McGinnis. 10; ].
Cooper. 8, all of New York city; Vic
Gilbert, Latonia, KY, 8; George Long,
Louisville, 12; Fred Cook, Louisville,
12; H. B. Wittenberg, st. Louis 8; w.
M. Rogers, Berkeley, 8; w. NJ. Dur
ker Seattle, 10: l.. A. Bonsack, st.
Louis, II; G.. W. Robinson, Idaho, 8;
Mrs. j. Bullman, Oakland. 8; s)hn Pei
ter. Spokane 10; I. H. Miller, Oakland,
3; f. L. Fitzgerald. Louisville, s.; G.
w. Baldwin, Louisville, g; H. w. Wal
lenhouser, st. Louis, 6; H. Ingham
Marshall, Vancouver, b. c., 8; w. S.
Price, Louisville, 8.
The following owners are now quar-
tered at the track:
M. Lawrence Lake Tahoe, Cal, 10
horses. r. H. Harris, with Wood
thrope. Lottie Gladstone and w. H.
Cary. Early Wright, with Elizabeth
F., Bologna and Komombo. C. Mac
Donald, with Joiner, Eyelet and Neat
ness. r. F. Tucker, with Bonnie Bos-
ton, Easter Morn, Gertrude Hayes.
Tony Boy, Shasta Max. and two two
year-olds. p. c. Donaleche with Al
CORA. Blaze of Gold, McGrathiana
Prince. Beula, Charlie Bryan, King OF
the Mist, Ignacio and three two-year-
olds. d. A. Ross, from Seattle, with
May l.. NJ, Mechlen, Linda Rose,
James r. Murray Hipoceta, e. B. n,
Line of Light, Iro Pero and two two
year-olds. T. e. Riley with Col.
Bronson. G. u. Rogers, with Lille B.
and Col. Bob Palmer. j. c. Weaver,
with Hoop La, Dolly Weithoff Adalmo
and two two-year-olds. A. A. Becker,
with Rubbery Boy. Bushwhacker Mrs.
Scheck Straightaway. II. BRYANT,
with Golden Green. ID. i. Touhey,
with Miss Fidgetty. e. E. LinneiI.
with star Bright. Song OF the Sea, DR..
Lowry. Royal Ascot. Kitty McCarty,
Golden Boy and Moor. and two two
year-olds. j. Wolf with Bessie We'll
fly. Van Hope, Hot. j. ID. Brown.
with Col. Jewell. Supreme Court, Hip
pocrates. Golden Heather, Dusty Mil
Ter. sherry. All, Goodin. with Dixelle,
Lady Beauty, st. Albans, Canopus IL.
and Ambitious.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
MORLEY |NSTALLS
RINK MIRRORS
REFLECToRS WILL ADD TO
May WHIRL
Rexos Prove Strong Attraction at the
Grand Avenue Rolling Establish
ment-Unique Entertain
ments Arranged

The attendance at the Grand avenue
rink for the past week has been greatly
improved the Rexos proving great
drawing card,
The music furnished by Arend's band
is also a feature, and is being greatly
appreciated, proving that. the music
loving public of Los Angeles enjoy the
concerts rendered.
Monday morning will witness the in
stallation of the unique mirror decora-
tions. The north and south walls of the
rink have been covered with French
plate mirrors, to the height of five feet,
and extending 120 feet, the full width
of the rink. This is probably the larg-
est mirror display on the coast, and the
effect should be truly wonderful, as they
have been arranged in such a way that
all the skaters will be visible and will
be greatly multiplied by this unique ar
rangement. l ItT ~
The ReXos have not only delighted
audiences with their graceful and re-
fined skating act, but have introduced
novelties which never before have been
seen here. Among them may be men-
toned the exhibition ON globe skates,
unicycle, and all manner of tumbling
stunts. The Rexos also entertain with
boomerang throwing and hoop rolling,
and at each afternoon performance
Rexo gives an exhibition of skating on
his hands, spreads the eagle, turning
somersaults. and crowning his entire
performance by skating through tun-
mel eighteen feet long and only eighteen
inches high giving an imitation of a
freight train going up grade.
The Rexos will appear all next week,
every afternoon and evening, with
daily change of costume and acts.
During the afternoon sessions, Rexo
will give a demonstration of fancy skat-
ing, explaining how to properly execute
the two-step, waltz, half waltz and
other fancy steps.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
"TWlNS" PROVE
Adopts AT SKATING

The clever skating of the Misses
Ethel and Edna Morey-better known
to the thousands of patrons of Nor
ley's Grand avenue rink ais the Nor.
ley Twins" attracts much attention
from deVotees OF the art, because Of
the many daring Stunts" accomplished
with perfect ease by both.
Nothing appears too difficult to
daunt them and Notwithstanding the
fact that the rink boasts of a number
Of accomplished Instructors. none ex-
ecute the grapevine" and kindred
different feature rolls with the same
celebrity as do the accomplished young
ladies'.
The Misses Ethel and Edna have
been on the floor only for the past
three months, yet their skill upon the
little wheels rivals that OF many pro-
fessionals.
Much of their success is due TO Mr..
Harner. the we'll known instructor
who has 50 ably guided the feet Of
many novices In the fascinating pas
time.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
ANGELUS RINK HAS
SKATING CONTESTS

The Angelus skating rink has en-
joyed an unusually heavy business
during the past week and a popular
program has been arranged for this
week. including prize skating each
evening for the most graceful lady and
gentleman couples, prize winners Of
the week competing for a grand prize
on Saturday night.
Thursday evening, In addition To the
general and prize skating, mas
querade will be given. Six prizes win
be awarded to those In costume.
Seven large skating parties are booked
for different evenings during the week.
Moore's band will render a program
OF popular music each afternoon and
evening. Ladies viii be admitted free
during the afternoons.
Everything you want you will hnd in
the classified Dane One cent a word
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
ind on the Pacific coast.

kind on the Pacific coast.
The machinery received this morn
ing was ordered some time ago and
has been purchased at an enormous
outlay of money. The machinery rep
resents only part OF the plans out
lined by the management, number
of months ago when II was announc-
ed that extensive Improvements
would be made TO the plant. These i'm
provements include a new ice plant
which will be completed within the
next couple of months and which VIII
have a capacity of 100 tors Of
Jc2 day. Scw buildings are also TO
Dc crccttd--and the mex! few weeks
will be ones of grea, aetivltS in the
neighb0rhoods Of tho brewery.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE
,v Associated Press

LOUISVILLE Ky, Oct. 6.-Results:
Six furlongs, selling Potter won,
Ordesty second, Matador third; time
1:15.
Five and a half furlongs Charlie
Eastman won mvincible second, Marvel
p third; time 1907 3-5.
Free steeplechase handicap short
course -Creolin won. Dr. Keith second,
Chadoc third; time 3.O1 2-5.
Louisville handicap, mile ana a six
teenth-Doinda won, Alma Dufour Sec
ond. Charlatan third; time 1:47 2-5.
Five and a half furlongs- Western
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
ATTEL ARRIVES
TO MEET BAKER

Abe Attell arrived yesterday ready
to commence preparations for his affaU
with Harry Baker, in which he expects
to prove further that he is the updis-
puted featherweight champion of the
world.
Abe is not bubbling over with enthusi-
asm regarding the ring game of the
east, and says he is glad to be back once
more in the land Of sunshine and
money
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Brighton Beach
resultsresults:
Five furlongs, selling-Teling won,
Bell of Iroquois second, Russell T third;
time 1:0S 3-5.
The Chantilly, about two miles
Jimmy Lane won, Caller second, Orc
third; time 4:20.
One mile and a sixteenth, selling
Bell Boore won, Annetta Lady second,
Mandarin third; time 1.4S 1-5.
The Brighton cup, two miles and a
quarter-Holcher won. Flip Flap second,
Proper third; time 1859 1-5.
Six furlongs-Nannie Hodge Won,
Gambrinus second, Robin Hood third ;
time 1:14 As.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
HEAVY SHIPMENT OF
MACHINERY ARRIVES
Seven Carloads Received by San
Diego Brewing Company This
MOrning-Exfcnsive Improve
mentS Now Under Way

One Of the heaviest shipments OF
machinery ever brought to san
Diego Is that which arrived this morn
ing for the San Diego Brewing COM
pany. The shipment consists Of sew,
en- carloads of the latest machinery.
Including nineteen steel glass enam-
eled lined tanks for rhe storage of
With the receipt of the additional
Steel glass tanks this morning the
capacity of the brewery Will be in
creased from $4,000 90 $4,000 barrels
OF },eeP.a year. Thus The San Diego
brewery will soon take rank as being
one of the largest Industries of ITS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
pEIRoIT WINs eoTH eAMEs

BY Associated Press
ST LOUIS, oct. 6.--St. Louis won
both games from Detroit. Jacobson
pitched excellent ball in the last game.
Score:
First game
ST. Louis, 4; hits, 10; errors, 2.
Detroit, 8; hits, 10; errors, 3.
atteries-Powell and OConnor;
Seiver and Schmidt.
Second game
st. Louis. A. hits, s; errors, 4.
Detroit, 2; hits, 4; errors, 2.
Batteries-Jacobsoh and Spencer;
Willitts and Payne.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
SEASON CLOSES AT BOSTON

BY Associated Press.
BOSTON, Oct g. Wv York closed
the American league season here this
afternoon by defeating Boston to 4.
Score:
New York, s. hits, IL: errors, 2.
Boston, 4: hits, g. errors. 8.
Batteries-Hughes and Thomas;
Swormstead and Halerson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
CLUB COULDN'T
ON BONDING

won, Miss Officious second, Timothy w
third time 1907 3-5.
Mile, selling-High Bear won, Col.
Bartlett second, Bitter Hand third;
time 1:41 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
oLEvELANp pEFEATs cHlcAeo
nv Associated Press.

BY NssOCIatcd FTess
CHICAGO, oct 6.-Cleveland bade
farewell to Chicago today, defeating
the new champions to 3. Heavy hit
ting and sensational fielding were the
features. Score:
Chicago. 2; hits. 10; errors. s.
Cleveland, s: hits, 10: errors, 1.
Batteries-Altrock, owen and Roth;
Rhoades and Bemls.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
STEEL RAILS FOR
ROAD TO YUMA
Agents of LaCkawana Steel Co.
Quite Ready to Give City
Figures When Wanted

That large concerns for the uortli
and east think it worth while 10 keep
their eyes on san Diego is SHOWN Dy
com munlcation received by Gu,
Clerk Butler today for transmission to
the com mon council.
ii IS from the C w Pike company.
Pacific Coast agents for the Lacka-
wanna Stecl company. wEo writes: 81
"If your Yuma railroad projv
material lizts will you kindly advlse
and we will be pleased. indce.'
submit you prices on steel rail-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
GAME IN DETAIL

U. S. C. took the ball and Custin
kicked to LulI under the high school
goal posts, Lull returning twenty yards.
High school fumbled and U. S. G. was
held twice on straight bucks. Haigler
dropped back to the twenty-three yard
line and endeaVored to place, his effort
proving fruitless, as the oval went wild.
Mitchell punted forty yards to Burek,
who returned fifteen yards. High school
was penalized five yards on u. $. C.'s
fifty yard line. Walker, the high school
left guard, gave an excellent defensive
exhibition as the University men
plunged to the high school twenty-five
yard line Burek, Shute and Cooper net
ting large gains for the collegians.
On the twenty-five yard line Walker
captured the ball on a university FUN
BILE. Mitchell made five over u. S. C.'s
left wing, while Walker added five
more Mitchell was given the ball on a
delayed pass as high school men en-
tered a fake play directed at u. S. C!s
left tackle, and slipped past Custin for
twenty-five yards.
Montgomery made five more and u. s.
G. was penalized. High school fumbled
but Brant recovered the BALL Mithcell
punted to Best on university's twenty
yard line. II. $. c. lost ON downs after
making five yards. the ball coming back
after high school had also failed 10
make ground
u. s. G. worked the ball TO high
schools thirty yard line, where ti,ne
was called.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
SUMMARY

Two-base Mitchell. Sweeney.
Sacrifice hits-Gochnauer. Cravath.
First base on errors-Portland, 2. Left
on bases--Los Angeles, 6 Portland. 6.
Bases on balls-Off Sdhimpff. Z; OFF Ma
gle, /. Struck out-By Nagle 5; by
Schimpff, 3. Time of game-145. Um-
pire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES POSTPONED

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The Boston,
New York game was postponed; rain.
BY Associated Press.
BROOKLYN, oct. 6.-The Philadel-
phia- Brooklyn game postponed; rain.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07

Everything you want you viii find IN
ihe CLASSIFIED page-a modern encyclo-
pedia. One cent word
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
pyas q cline Team to Play

The Dyas and Cline baseball team
will play a double-header today, tax
ing on the Pasadena Myers at the
Crown city diamond this morning, and
meeting the Pacific nine on the new
grounds at Thirty-eighth and Santa
Fe avenue in the afternoon. With
seventeen games won out of twenty
played the Dyas and 0lines are max
ing something of record season.
Customer Oo waiter)E-I thought |
told you To boil the eggs for four min
utes. Here you have been twice twelve
minutes at it.
Waiter-But you ordered three eggs,
sir-Bon ViYant M
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
.TRY|NG-O
F0OTB
Practice SomeN
Russ by DeIs
New Suits
FIRST NUMBE
SOON
Scholarship
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07
Second Halt

Lull kicked to Brown, the ball taking
a bad bound and falling into a high
school mans hands on the thirty-fiVe
yard line. Mitchell punted to Best on
the ten yard line. Burek made ten
through the academic left wing and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-07

Everything you want you will hnd in
the classified page. One cent q word
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
My1Emmo Jawyer

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
BOYS HEAD ONE SOLID SORE.
Hair All Came out-Under Doctor
Three Months and No Better
--Cuticura Works Wonders.

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I remembered that the Cuticura Rene
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
po,,.hins III. vocabulary.

The man whose house was next door
sas scraping an acquaintance with the
nan who had just moved in.
"I see you have TN automobile" he
said II suppose you will use the barn
as garridge."
"Yes; l expect to usce it as garahzh,"
responded the new neighbor.
This held him for minute or two, and
then he made another overture.
"The man that lived here last year."
he said, FUSED this back yard as a cab-
bahzh patch" w..
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
Sorry He Spoke.

won't you sit down, ma'am 7" said the
fat passenger, rising in the crowded street
car.
20, no, thanks" responded the thin
woman, who had been standing up fifteen
minutes or more. II couldn't think of it.
Keep your seats, sir."-Chicago Tribune.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
Hallowed Dirt.

Matron (at reform school, to new ar.
rival)-Come, little boy, you haven't had
your face washed yet.
Bad Dick (struck by bright idea)-
I amt agoin' to have, neither. You
shan't wash my maw's kisses off
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
something Else 10 Think OF.

Nell--I don't think Cholly Kallow
thinks as much Of you as he did.
Belle-Nonsense! Why, our engage
mens has just been announced.
Nell--I know, but notice he's trying
to raise nrnstache now.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
KIDNEY TROUBLES
Increasing Among Women, But
Sufferers Need Not Despair
THE BEST ADVICE IS FREE

OF all the diseases known, with which
the female organism is afflicted, kidney
disease is the most fatal, and statistics
show that this disease is on the increase
among women. ...
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
national Capital Notes.

viscount Aoki, recently appointed first
ambassador of Japan to the United
States. has been presented formally to
the President.
Evening journal., 1906-08-01
Help WantedSuao Waned-Lost and Estate
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE COURT OF CHANCERYl OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE. in
AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
In re:
Francis Wayiand Aver Horny n. Nc
Kinney. Albert G.. Bradford and Jarvis A.
WOOD trading as Keystone Type Foundry
vs.. Republican Printing and Publishing
Company, a corporation of the State OF
Delaware
Bm in Equity for Receiver.
AND NOW. TO WIT, this 2nd day OF
July. A. D.. 1906. upon motion OF chrlste-
phcr t. Ward. ESQ, and Victor Il. Wool
IN. ESQ, solicitors for Thomas B, Helsel.
receiver OF The Republican Printing aud
Publishing Company
notice be given to all known creditors oi
the said The Republican Printing aud
Publishing Company TO file their claims,
duly verified. with the Register IN Chan-
Gerry IN and for New Castle county on or
before the second day OF August A. D..
1906: d, F..
AND IT is FURTHER oRllkkhD thal
said Receiver send copies Of this order
10 an known creditors OF SAID The Repup-
iican Printing and PUBLISHING COMPANY
by mail 10 their last known nddress and
DO publish this order I'm Tho Evening
Journal. a daily newspaper published In
tho city OF Wilmington, IN New Castle
county. aforesaid at least twice a week
for two weeks Immediately prior 90 tho
said second day Of August A. D., 1906
j. r. NICHOLSON
Chancellor
Attest: Joseph c. Joiis. Register c. C
Wilmington Del, July i3. 1905.