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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
POULTRY SHOW
PROVES SUCCESS
LARGE CROWDS GATHER AT
EXHIBITION
Aggregation Of Blooded Fowls Great
est Ever Seen in Southern Cali
fornia-Wee Ducks Attract
Much Attention

All classes of people and)represent-'
atives from all occupations were
present yesterday among the scores
who visited the two big poultry shows
in the three tents at the corner of
sixth and Hill streets. Even Council
man Barney Healy was there and spent
a most enjoyable hour looking over the
various birds
The arrangement of cOops i'm rows
proved regular mystic maze" tO
the people, for some of the rows had
only one opening and people would
iurn back ana walk down another row
only TO run against the end which was
closed. In their frantic endeavor to
get some place some of the visitors
walked out the big front opening where
they mad entered, thinking that they
We're going Into another tent Tho
crowd soon became familiar with their
surroundings and so many people gath
cred that all anyone could do was to
follow the crowd as they wound their
way like a serpent through the aisles
between the coops
The officers in charge of the show
were well pleased with the attendance
tor the opening day and the visitors
We're apparently satisfied with the ex-
hibitton. The exhibits ranged from
little red birds no bigger than a mans
thumb up to the big strutting turkey
gobber.
Make Babel Of Sound
Many freaks in color were shown.
but the prize winning attractions We're
the hair covered hen and the four
legged drake The hen is very ordi-
nary creature and would attract little
notice If it We're not for the fact that
hair takes the place of feathers. The
drake had two good legs upon which
he walks and two other legs attached
Just behind them which perform no
function at all.
Such noise as is made by the young
cockerel just learning how to crow. the
Peeping baby chickens the proud old
gobbling turkey, the kissing goose, the
quacking duck and the noisy rooster
is rarely heard in the heart of a me-
tropolis.
Once in a while there is a lull. but
it is soon disturbed by the ambitious
young rooster who calls out in q
squeaky voice. His young brothers inn
mediately vie with each other in their
endeavor to Outdo every one else in
the art of racket making.
The sedate old fathers ought to know
better. but are foolish enough to lend
their voices and the whole place once
more resoundS as though all chicken
dom had broken loose.
The Petaluma Incubator company has
one of the most attractive features of
the exhibition. Nearly two hundred
little ducks not over two days old are
running in q little pen. Other ducklings
can be seen in the incubator just as
they are coming out of the shells. Near
them are six ducks month old, which
sport in u little pond built for their
special benefit.
Other companies have incubators at
work Matching chicken eggs and the
people crowd around them watching
the little peppers as they break through
their shells.
The judging was begun yesterday and
number of prizes We're awarded, but
it will probably be two or three days
before the judges complete their work.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
MUSIC AND
THE DRAMA
Westminster Glee Club

Edward Branscombe's famous West
minister Glee and Concert party from
London gave Il most interesting and
unique program to a fair but exceeding
ly appreCiative audience last night at
Simpson auditorium.
This unusually entertaining combina-
ton of eleven artists succeeded in de-
lighting all present, not only by their
we'll trained and harmonious voices,
but by the diversity of the program.
The four choir boys possess voices of
excellent range and great sweetness.
They show sympathetic response to well
directed and careful training. All the
numbers received hearty appla ause,
those of special mention being The
Lullaby" "Oh, Hush Thee My Ba by"
and Send out Thy Light" (saCredD
which We're we'll interpreted. the voices
being in true unison and harmony
throughout.
Sterndale Bennett scored the success
of the evening in the solo. "All Through
the Night" with vocal accompaniment,
demonstrating much imaginative con-
ception and great tenderness, while the
orotund quality of his voice was ad-
mired by all. Dudley CauSton proved
himself to be Il great success as a
humorous entertainer. His range in
cludes everything from a bass drum
to the little girl playing her piece"
Mrs Marie Hooton pleased the audi
ence. While her highest notes are not
placed, she wins by her grace Of bear
ing and appearance. Her Scotch songs
were especially unique and fascinating.
The company will give its farewell
performance next Friday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
FIRE DESTROYED LANDMARK
Famous Old Brick Residence at Re-
dondo Burned-Artist Over
turns Oil Lamp
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
REDONDO, Jan. 9.-The brick resi-
dence of a. Phillips, a we'll known
local artist, which is situated one-half
mile north of the city, was destroyed
by fire this evening. The burning
building stood within ten yards of the
new planning mill but strangely the
mill escaped the flames. The fire was
caused by the accidental upsetting of
an oil lamp. There was no insurance
on either the house or its contents.
Phillips residence was one of the
oldest brick residences in Southern
California. At the time of it's erection
bricks were not manufactured here and
the bricks which We're used in it's con-
structlon were shipped from Phila-
delphia.
At the time of the outbreak of the
flames Phillips was engaged in car
pentering work. Beside him on a chair
stood an oil lamp. In moving board
about, the lamp was accidentally up
set. The bowl of the lamp was broken
and the oil, which was quickly absorbed
by the dry wood in the flooring, ignited
in an instant.
The flames made quick work of the
old building and by the time the hose
cart from the city arrived only the
walls of it remained to tell the story,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
LEAGUE CHOOSES OFFICERS
Minor Lesguers and Promised
Split Fails

CHICAGO. Jan. Amy differences
that may have existed among the
various minor baseball leagues which
compose the National Association of
Baseball clubs were amicably adjusted
at the annual meeting here today Of the
controlling organization.
Eighteen associations out Of a total
of tWenty-siX, which make up the
parent body, were represented at the
meeting and although there was much
rivalry over the naming of a new
executive. there was no evidence of a
split iu the organization which it was
said the members of certain faction
be presented for reelection.
This faction which was headed by
George Tebeau, Of the American as
sociation and Griffiths of the Eastern
league was able to muster only two
aud one-half votes out of the eighteen
cast ana their places on the executive
board were filled by new members.
Tebeau and Griffiths, who It was de-
clared prior to the meeting would Sc
cede from the organization should they
be defeated, after the meeting had ad-
iourned tonight expressed their entire
satisfaction with the makeup of the
association and said they would abide
with its decision in every way.
The makeup Of the executive board
which settles all questions of dispute
that may come up i'm the various asso-
Citations follows:
President, =. r, Powers president of
the National Association of Profess
slonal Baseball clubs, reelected; sec
retary, j. II. Farrell, Auburn, n. y.
reelected for term of five years. and
seven directors including Eugent Bert
of the Pacific Coast league, reelected
Heretofore the board has been COM
posed of but five directors, but at to-
days meeting it was decided to add
two members.
Several minor changes were made in
the constitution. An effort was made
to change the voting power Of the
members of the organization according
to their class and was defeated.
The proposition was to form a new
class to be known as AA, to be COM
posed of the Pacific Coast league. the
American association and the Eastern
league and to give this class the pres
ent class A associations each a voting
power of one and all the other classes
composing the association only third
of vote each This plan met with so
much opposition that the proposition
was withdrawn without submitting it
to a vote,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
JUDGES SUSPEND
JOCKEY NJ BRIDE
IS CHARGED WITH BEATING
FAV0RITE
investigation by lngIeside Officials
Results in Penalty for Crack Rider.
Jake Sanders Finishes
ALSO" in Stake
BY Associated Press.

| SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. g-The fca.
| turc of the days card at Oakland the
Meddlcr handicap, resulted i'm an up-
set.
Jake Sanders. on his Ascot reputa.
| ton. opened favorite, but soon receded
| III the betting.
The race caused much gossip over
the sudden Improvement of Romaine.
He was wild horse today and won
under double wraps.
At the conclusion of the racing, and
following an Investigation, Jockey Nc
Bride was suspended by the Judges.
il is charged that he allowed the odds
on favorite Romaine. to be beaten by
Instructor last Saturday.
Today. with another jockey. Romaine
beat Instructor After this showing
the judges instituted the investigation
which resulted in the suspension of
Mcbride.
Jockey Phillips was also suspended
for the manner in which he rode Belle
Reed in the third race today.
Weather showery; track fast Re
suits:
First race, six furlongs-Frank Flitt-
ner, 102 (Schade), to !. won; st.
Volma. 102 CRobinson), to 1, second;
Fred Bent, 109 (WrighD 10 to 1, third
Time lis. Gerolette, Merrygoround,
Avonella, Spring Ban. Captain Bur-
nett, Bill Perry, Rosario and Professor
Stats also ran.
Second race, futurity course--David
Boland, 103 (Fountain), 3 to /, won;
Soundly, 105 (Dickson), 9 to 1, second.
Entire Nous, 105 (McBride) to |, third
Time iii. Bonnie Reg, George P.
McNear, Tramotor, Silver Heels, Aunt
Polly, Ethel Barrymore, Dolly Warden,
Bath Beach, ST. Denis and Andvari
also ran.
Third race futurity course-RoyaI
Rogue, 105 (McBride), to 10, won; Yo
San, 10S Knapp), to ], second; Pick
away, 104 CLARK, IL to 1, third. Time
1:10A, Pronta, Mrs. Bob. Tim Hurst,
Bell Reed and Glendenning also ran.
Fourth race, the Meddler handicap,
seven furiongs-Romaine, 1O7 CWil-
llams), to 2. won; Instructor, los
(Fountain) to 1, second; Bannock
Belle, so (Radtke), to 1, third Time
1926 ga. Beknighted, Jake Sanders,
Wexford, Equorem Rex and Santa Ray
also ran.
Fifth race, mile and one hundred
yards-Hilee, 104 Downing), Z to 1,
won; Esherin, 107 (McBride), II to 10,
second; Tarrigan. 109 (Fountain) 30 to
1, third. Time las 3-5. Jackfull, Apol-
lonia, Lucrece and Watercure also ran.
Sixth race, one mile-Nagaam, 9S
(Scade), to 5, won; The Lieutenant,
109 (Williams), 2 to l, second; Ramus,
sc (Hayes), II to 1, third. Time 1:40A.
Briarthorpe and Leila Hill also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
RESULTS AT CITY PARK

BY Associated FresS
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-City park
results:
One mile and an eighth-Morendo
won, Arab second, Odd Ella third.
Time, 1854 Is.
Three furlongs-French Empress won,
Belle of the Bay second, Imposition
third. Time, :36 3-5.
Seven furlongs-Beecher won, Alcan-
tara second, Azelina third. Time,
1:2S As.
Six furlongs-Mona Won, Gus Heidorn
second, Asterlta third. Time, 1:14 As.
One mile and seventy yards-Envoy
won, Clisten Forge second Belden third.
Time, 1;43 1-5.
Five and half furlongs-French
Nun won, Don Fonso second, Minchapa
third. Time, 10S is.
One mile and a xteenth-Ellott won,
Careless second, Adesso third. Time,
l:4S is,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
will be the attraction for future sea-
sons for many of them.

Judge Ed Cole relates a true(?) tale
of Kentucky judge who presided at
the meeting at Lexington in years III
the dim and distant past which is one
OF the best of the repertoire of Judge
Cole. On the occasion referred to the
presiding judge and his associate made
decision of the 1-2-3 horses which
finished whiskers apart, and the de-
cision was the occasion for much loud
talking by an angry mob which gath
cred around the judges stand and viii
lifted the officials with pet names of
every modern phrase calculated to ex.
cite the risibilities and add to the en-
joyment of the event by the judges.
One nerVy young man had the innate
gall TO walk into the judges sanctum
and demand the exact measurements by
which the officials declared the result.
The old, game and truly honest pre-
siding judge refused to become angry
and sought TO furnish the desired in
formation by illustrating the difference
in the finish. By measuring off an
imaginary four inches on the floor the
Judge insisted that the winner was
that exact distance in the lead as the
bunch passed under the wire, and re-
marked, And. by gad, sir, it is the
first bet I've won in three weeks" At
this latter declaration of his hard luck
by the judge the youth left the stand
convinced of the error of the bowling
mob and the accuracy of the judgment
of the presiding judge. and was fully
in sympathy with the official who had
been up against the game of guessing
the winner for living expenses with as
hard Il break as the crowd had expert
enced. The mob dispersed and the
Judge recalled the youth to the stand
and stood treats from a bottle of
mountain dew of undoubted vintage
and convincing qualities as a cement to
the bond Of friendship so inauspiciously
inaugurated, Judge Cole adds that he
has not won bet since the Ascot
1866 meeting began
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
HANK HARRIS STEPS DOWN
Frisco Baseball Club Will Have New
Manager Next Season-ResuIt of
Transfer of Stock
BY Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-The Bull
letin says that Manager Henry Harris,
who has been q conspicuous and in
fluential figure in baseball for twenty
years, has retired and the San Fran
cisco baseball club will have another
man at its head this season..
Already several men have been Sug-
gested for the position. Most prom
inent among them is James w. Coff-
ROTH others named being Eddie Graney
and Jack Sullivan.
The change was brought about by
Theodore Goodman, secretary and
treasurer of the Pacific Coast league,
disposing of his interest in Recreation
park and the San Francisco baseball
club to Andrew J. Clune
Mr. Clunie was also stockholder in
the local club, but never figured prom
inently in baseball matters. His in
terests were looked after by President
Bert. Before the deal Harris and
Goodman and their intimate friends
owned 50 per cent of the stock of Rec
reatlon park and the San Francisco
club After the deal the control was
lost to them, ana now Clunle and Bert
have nearly 60 per cent of the stock.
Il am out OF baseball" said Good
man. 81 have just sold my stock to
Andrew j. Clunie, who has always had
an interest in the club, and, of course,
election of the league"
Manager Harris had few words to
say on the new turn in the baseball
situation. you can say that / Won't
be as prominent in baseball as / have
been" he remarked. "Mr Goodman
has disposed Of his interests TO Mr..
Clunie. which gives him and Mr.. Bert
control, l still retain my stock. but
whether | will sell It | can't say"
Clunie says he acted for friends and
does not intend 10 take an active part
in the game.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS
Rv Aeenciated Press


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-Fair
grounds results:
One mile and siXteenth-Small Lady
won, Intrigue second, Shunpake third
Time, 1:561&.
One mile-Bullfinch won. Whlppoor-
will second, Macbeth third. Time,
1:43 80.
Three and a half furlongs-Black
Burn won, Best Mont second Black
Hand third. Time, IA is.
De Reszke second, Ben Bodder third.
Time, 12S 1-5.
Six furlongs-Latty won, Bitter Hand
second, Marvel P. third. Time, lis As.
One mile and an eighth-Merry Pio-
neer won, Jerry Lynch second, Har-
makis third. Time, 1:57 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
Italian Compositions

Modern Italian compositions will hold
the stage at the Venetian gardens at
Venice this evening, when the Ellery
band will present q grand program
made up entirely of works by the most
famous fodern Italians. Mercadante
will be represented by his overture,
"Saracen Slave; Boto by "Mefisto-
fele"; Puccini by LA Tosca" Mas
cagnl by "Cavalleria Rusticana" and
the "Danza Escotica," and Perosi by
the exquisite prelude to the "Resurrec-
tion of Lazarus" Sig. Decimo will be
the soloist and will play Labanchi's
"Notturne."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
TWENTY HORSES BURNED
Fire in Transfer Company's Yards in
San Francisco Causes $15o,ooo
Loss
By Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 9.-The
stable and yards of the Overland
Freight & Transfer company on Bryant
street, between Fourth and Fifth, mar
rowly escaped complete destruction by
fire this morning.
Twenty horses out of the 23O stabbed
there We're burned, forty three trucks
and wagons We're destroyed and the
damage to buildings and valuable
freight stored in the sheds amounts
approximately to $15O,0OO. The origin
of the fire is not known.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
NO RECEIVER FOR CITY PARK
Special TO The Herald.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 9.-H. d.
(Curly) Browns receivership suit fol
City park race track was dismissed to.
day after several days hard legal bat
tie.
Brown sold his 212 shares 10 Corrigan
at 800 per share, BY direc ton of Celia
and Condor, Brown offered to take over
the whole track paying Sis for the
stock. but he was refused. The City
park people offered him par value for
his stock and he got out.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
WILL SEEK FOR MORLEY
Chinese Government to Make Thor
ough Search for Missing Michia
gan Man
BY Associat ted Press.

by Associated Press.
WASHINGTON Jan. 9-Minister
Rockhill today cabled the state depart
ment from Picking that the Chinese
government has agreed to make a
thorough search to discover the where
abouts of Reuben II, Morley, a young
man from Saginaw Mich, who has
disappeared i'm the interior Of northern
China.
Mr., Morley is the son of a well known
business man of Saginaw, who last
month appealed TO the state depart
ment to secure tldiugs of his son. The
last heard from him was contained In
letter sent from an interior town not
far distant from Peking, dispatched
last July
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
NEW DIRECTORS CHOSEN
Take Places of Insurance Men Who
Resigned From National Bank
of Commerce
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-CharIes Fl.
Allen, Paul ID. Cravath, Victor Mora
wetz and Paul Morton were today
elected directors of the National Bank
of Commerce. They are supposed to
take the places of James w. Alexander,
Chauncey M. Depew. James II. Hyde
and Richard McCurdy w. II. Nc
Intyre, d. o. Mills, f. II. Olcott and
Elihu Root also retired from the di-
rectorate of the National Bank of
Commerce.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
Baseball Players Quarrel

Players OF the Altambra baseball
team state that the report Of their de-
feat at hands OF the Home Ice com
pany's nine was false, and instead OF
losing by a score of TO 0 they claim
the victory with score OF Q 10 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
Baron Rlchthofen Critically III
y Associated Press.

bV sN00VI-IIlIIW IIV76'
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a cable
gram received at the state department
today from Berlin says that Baron
Richthofen, the German minister for
foreign affairs, suffered a stroke of
paralysis and is seriously and critically
III.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10

furnish another interesting contest. but
IL rs three-horse race. Xxi, Brieand
and Courant are not outclassed, but
they will be out of the money
Nine Spot, Golden Green and Dollia
Weithotf should be fighting it out at
the end and the result should be Dollie
Weithoff Nine Spot, Golden Green.
The first race ON the program is the
steeplechase handicap over the short
course with six entries.
Milas showed so good in his first out
last week with the same weight up that
he is asked 10 carry today that he
should be given the preference. With
ten pounds less weight up he would
be a moral Cinch.
Decimo will go we'll today as will
Adams and one of these should furnish
the contender.
Cazador has won once at Ascot. but
is not partial to weight and may not
be I'm the money.
The probabilities of this race, barring
falls and accidents is that Milas win
win, Decimo will be second and Adams
will be third
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
Governor utter's Message Read
py Assoelated Press.

PROVIDENCE. II. l., Jan. 9.-Fhe
annual message of Governor Utter TO
the legislature was read today in both
branches.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
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Prince Magnet balked at going to
The post and probably remembered the
race of the day before, when
he was beaten at the wire. He ran sec
Ond again, however.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
Good Luck to Repeat

purse event at one mile. but Good
Luck. This one has yet to lose a race
Al Ascot, having won five straight. Al
ihough carrying a ton of weight, class
gill tell and Good Luck should be first
0y city block.
Masterson is so much the best of the
jthers that he should get second place
ay several lengths This Is a two horse
ace
orilene. Secret ana Belasco viii scrap
= out for the show money aud Secret
ihould get II easily
In TACT the race appears TO bc easy
10 guess n should be Good Luck
Masterson. Secret an the way
The fitth race on fthe card Will
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10

Golden Buck delighted the form
players. who always back winner
until he loses. This one won Monday
md came back with another victory
yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10
SECOND RACE-sx fuongs three yoarods upward.

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-10

The Fog was a good thing in the sec.
ond race and might have won had he
not been cut down, as he was laying
in good position in the stretch anC
doing some running.
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