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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
MUSIC AND DRAMA
IL TRovAToRE" is GREAT
Delightful Rendition of the Opera at
the Auditorium Wins Recogni-
tion and Applause

I'll Trovatore," given by the Lam
bardi company at the Auditorium last
night was certainly sumptuous per-
formance. The management, after
the Carmen" failure, fairly outdid
| formance. The management after
itself, and made up for it's previous
discrepancies. The chorus was fair,
the orchestra was good, the acting was
! better, the scenery was beautiful and
the singing could hardly have been sur
| passed.
| Esther Adaberto, the soprano, as
| Leonora, and D'OttaVi the tenor, as
Manrico, We're in better voice even than
in Aida" the opening night and gave
excellent interpretations. Adaberto
gave her voice it's full power. There
was not flaw in it; it rose and fell
in perfect harmony-full and sweet as
nightingale's.
When D'Ottavi sang fortissimo or in
his higher register, his voice was u
trifie piercing. but his general tones
were excellent, although he seemed a
| little hoarse.
| Campofiore was Azucena At first
she was disappointing, but in the Sec
ond act, she did superb bit of acting
and her voice, which earlier seemed
weak and hesitating, soon regained it's
| strength and fieXibility. Campofiore
really does the only acting in the whole
opera; with the others, except perhaps
Adaberto, merely gestures which go
with the singing suffice.
The chorus people sing better to-
gether but if they would only stop
their absurd gestures, their music
would sound greater. They throw out
their hands and shake their heads as
If they were in class of calisthenics.
But taken as whole, no really griev-
Gus fault could be found with the pro-
duction.
The prompters were not quite SO
much in evidence and the usual first
night bitches We're not apparent
f. Franeschini as mas Antola as
Conte de Luna, Canetti as Fernando
ana Marina as Ruiz all did remarkably
well. Their voices. could not have been
in finer trim.
TIE audience appreciated the effort,
too; 1t was quite EN- rapport and sew
eral times rose en- masse to shout its
"bravos."
Faust" tonight
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
TODAY'S ENTRIES
AT EMERYVILLEI

Emeryville entries for today are as
follows:
First race, five furlongs, selling, 9
year-olds-(6O, Laura E., i'll; 67, "Peer-
less Lass, 106; =, Bon Vivant, ia; g.
Sevenfull, Ill; (56). Gemmell, ILL., 1858
Peligroso. ia; 9277, Marion Rose, III;
9447, Allaric, Ill.
Second race, one mile and an eighth
selling, 4-year-olds and upward-(61)
Byronerdale, 119; -, inflammable, 119;
81, Jack Little, 119; 81, Graphite, 119;
1926. W. B. Gates, 119; 9910, Sir Carter
119; 9S89, Bearskin 119.
Third race, one mile, selling, 4-year-
olds and upward-(6S), Miss May Bow
dish, 107; 81, Jackful, 1O7; 1898, "Briers
1O2; SO, Maj. Tenny, 1O7; 9999, Roy, 107;
60, Duelist, 107; 6S. Lucrece, 107; 6S
"Jerusha, 102; 81, Chablis, 107; 9942
Reeves, no; 930S, DIR. Sherb, 107;, So
Calculate 1O7.
Fourth race, one mile, Cleaning ham
dicap, 3-year-olds and upward, value
S1000-63, Logastilla. 116; 6S, Dusty Mil
ler 1903; 70, Rubric, 106; Ga, Earl Rog-
ers, 9S; II, j. C. Glen, 95; 9763, Ramus
102; II, King Cole 80; 70, Pontotoc, 100
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth
selling, 4-year-olds and upward-(64)
Massa, 80; GA, Eckersall. 102; 9545, Crit
ical, 105; 63, "Christine A.. 81; Ga, Do
linade, 80; rs. Sherry, 105; II, King
Cole, 10S.
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs
purse, S-year- olds-(9532). st. Francis
1909; 65, Hector, 1O6 (66), Gypsy King
106; 1892 F'ulletta. 1903; 953S, Lisaro
109; 60, Kumiss, 106.
Apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
JIMMY WALSH
Is TRAINING
PREPARING FOR THE FEATHER.
WEIGHT BATTLE
Little Fellow Bears Resemblance to
Eddie HanIon and Should Be
Popular in Los Angeles.
Attell to Train

Although their featherweight battle
is being somewhat overshadowed by
the O'Brien-Burns preparations, Abe
Attell and Jimmy Walsh are not for
getting what is in store for them.
Walsh is a handsome little fellow
who possesses a striking facial resem-
blance to Eddie Hanlon, and also de-
ports himself in the same gentlemanly
style as marked Cute Eddie's" man
ner.
The Boston boy is already doins
light work at Santa Monica and will
make his first appearance before a 10.
cal ring assemblage next WEDNESDAYS
evening when OBrien and Burns come
together. Although Attell is figuring
to win from Walsh he speaks kindly
of his opponent and believes he should
be credited with having picked a hard
man to beat, in Walsh.
Attell will probably train at Lewis
gymnasium, as he claims that Arcadia
quarters will not be convenient with
the winter weather setting in.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
AUTO CLUB OBJECTS
TO MISUSE OF ROADS

REDWOOD CITY, Nov. 2O-At a
meeting of the board of supervisors it
received from the Automobile Club of
California a letter In reference to the
record breaking runs which have been
recently made between San Francisco
and Los Angeles. The club depre-
Gated such misuse of the roads and
violation of law and earnestly adVo-
Gated the arrest and prosecution of
such record seekers.
1t deemed the speed limit of twenty
miles fair and reasonable and claimed
that to rush from San Francisco to Los
Angeles at an average of thirty miles
am hour was a criminal misuse of high
way privileges which should be dealt
with most severely. The board Of
supervisors took prompt action in the
matter by referring the letter to Sheriff
Mansfield with instructions to give the
subject his personal attention.
Mr.. Mansfield at once got I'm COM
munication with all his deputies and
the constables throughout the county
and ordered that they arrest any and
every person found exceeding the state
speed limit of twenty miles am hour,
and any offender caught will be vigor-
ously prosecuted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
GRIDIRON GAME
Is CALLED OF T
ST. VINCENT AND v. S. C. WILL
NOT MEET
Vincentian Eleven Badly Crippled in
Occidental Struggle and the
Chances of Victory Are
Hopeless

Owing to the fact that several of the
st. Vincent football team members
would be unable to participate in the
scheduled game with U. S. C. Satur-
day Coach Haggerty yesterday can
celled the contest, thereby giving the
university a clear title to the colleg-
late football championship of South
ern California.
Under ordinary circumstances con-
siderable ill feeling would be forth
coming so far as u. S. c. students
are concerned, but with st. Vincents
chances of winning conceded to be
hopeless Coach Holmes is satisfied to
rest upon his well-earned laurels.
The Occidental men proved far too
heavy for the Vincentlans with the
result that several of the Saints We're
taken from the field in bad condition
Injuries have been infrequent during
the past season because of the new
regulations and only where an out
classed team was concerned have seri-
GUS accidents resulted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
OUTSIDER TAKES
THE MAIN EVENT
.FAV0RITE LEFT IN REAR SEW
ERAL LENGTHS
Collector Jessup Captures Firenzl
Handicap over Futurity Course
at Emeryville, Defeating
Two Favorites
BY Associated Press

Il
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2O.--Today's
event at the Emeryville track was the
Firenzi handicap, futurity course for
3-year-olds.
Collector Jessup, an outsider, cap
| tured the stakes leaving Princess III
tania and Platoon, the favorities, sew
eral lengths in the rear.
Results
First race, seven furlongs, selling
Orchan, 104 Or. Davis), 1S to 5, won
Metlakatla, 109 &C.. Wright, 10 to 1.
second; Madden, 109 60. Brown). Is to
I, third. Time, 1927 S-5. Ed Lilburn,
Montana Peeress, Prestige, Tannhau-
ser, Hersain and Missourian also ran.
Second race, six and half furlongs-
Cholk Hedrick, 1OS (Hayes), 13 to J.,
won; Petit Due, 10 (Jackson), 100 to J.,
second; Military Man, 11O (McIntyre),
Z to 10, third. Time, 1921 3-5. Earl
Rogers, Little Gregg, Cloche dor.
Laura T.. M. and Sterling Towers also
ran.
Third race. Five furlongs-Ocean
Shore, 107 (Earnshaw), IL to 1, won;
Fred Mulholland, 11O CWilliams), to
second; AL Lindley Ill CF. Kelly. 10
to 1, third. Time, 101 2-5. Nappa
Burning Bush, Kruka, Alta Spa, Huer-
tano and Mrs. Matthews also ran.
Fourth race, futurity course, Firenzi
handicap-Collector Jessup, 107 (Mc-
Intyre), 10 to 1, won; Van Ness 110
(Knapp), a to 1, second; Romaine, 1O4
or. Sullivan), 12 TO 1, third Time
1:10 2-5. Platoon, Princess Titania, Tim
Hurst, Tocolaw, Judge and Dorado
also ran.
Fifth race, one mile. seling-Benvolio,
102 (Flannery), Is to 1, won; Lazel, 104
(SandO, even. second; Lone Wolf, 1O4
(BrusselD, 10 to 1, third. Time, / Al 3-5.
Sherry Mai Lowery, Invader and Bill
Perry also ran.
Sixth race, mile-Sir Edward, 1903
(Graham), 3 to 5, won; Standover, 100
Oowning), 80 to l. second: I'm Joe. 1O3
(BrusselD, to 1, third. Time, 1:4O 3-5.
Boloman and Tom Roberts also ran
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
Radiated Magnetism in the
Cure of Diseases

Baron Won Reiehenbach, the most emil
TO medicine, announced that in their ac-
tion magnetism and life force We're as
far as he could see Identical He de-
clared, after years of experiment, that
nothing existed whose power to allay
pain was equal to that of magnetism.
A generator for converting electricity
into magnetism has recently been in
vented by EMIL BACHELET, 3O7 Sew
ernnce bldg, cor. 9th and Main SITS.
The generators have proven very sue
cessful In lOcomotor ataxia, rheuma-
tism and diseases caused by stagnation
Of the blood. one great advantage of
this treatment is that no medicine at
all is used.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
CITY HALL NOTES

LEAVE of absence of DR.. L. M. Pow
ers, health officer has beenextended a
month by the council He is in New
York.
AN ordinance recently presented by
the city attorney, now in the hands of
the legislation committee, which ordn-
ance regulates excavations under streets
or alleys in the city of Los Angeles,
has been returned to the board of pub
lie works for reconsideration.
IN the new specifications just adopted
by the council ongraded streets four
inches of gravel is adopted and one and
one-half gallons of oil to the square
yard of surface.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
MUST YIELD SPACE AT ARCADE

The public space in front of the pro-
posed new Arcade depot was discussed
yesterday by the board of public works.
Engineers Pillsbury of the Pacific
Electric system Kurtz of the inter-
urbanan, D'Heur of the Southern Paci-
fic and Attorney w. E. Dunn of the
Huntington system appeared before the
board.
The board will adhere to its original
demand that the space allotted for pri-
yate vehicles in front of the Arcade be
enlarged and that the sidewalk be ded-
lcated to public usage.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
GRAND RAPIDS
BOXING PROMOTER
is ARRESTED
Rv Asaoolated Press.

BY Associated Press.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich,
Nov. 20.-Frank Lynch of this
city, who promoted the boxing
match between Mike Ward and
Harry Lewis, in which Ward
met his death here last Thurs
day, was arrested today on a
warrant charging him with
making an agreement to pro-
mote prize fight.
He pleaded not guilty before
Police Judge Hess.
He was held under $1,000
bonds to appear for exami-
nation on December 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
MAY Battle AT poLeEvlLLE

SPORTS May Battle at Dolgeville
DolgeVille promises to be the scene
OF an exciting ring combat, December
D. should no interference ensue. 1t APP
pears that two amateur ball players
became involved in an imbroglio dur
ing a recent diamond game and as a
result challenged each other to fifteen
round struggle. Harry McCarey and
Frank Cummings, are the names which
are given out and should the affair be
staged II Is intended to devote pro-
ceedlngs to the Dolgeyille fire brigade.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
BENNINGS RESULTS

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Bennings
results
First race six and a half furlongs-
Red knight won, Bohemia second, Lone
Hand third; time, 1923.
Second race, five and half furlongs
Lee Harrison II won. Tucker Neck
second, Speed Queen third; time,
1:10 3-5.
Third race, mile-Horay won, Vola-
day second. Dekaber third; time, 1:49
Fourth race, six furlongs-M -Montfort
won, Oraculum second, Killoohan third;
time, 116.
Fifth race. mile-Blue Pigeon won,
Noblesse Oblige second Bizzy Izzy
third; time, las.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
Oxford won, Water Grass second, Lady
Vera third; time. LAS 20
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
FAMOUS SPORTING WRITER
REACHES LOS ANGELES

Sandy Griswold. sporting editor of
the Omaha Bee and one of the most
widely known newspaper writer's In the
country, arrived here with his wife yes
terday, and registered at the Van Nuys
hotel.
Mr. Griswold comes west as the rep
resentative of his paper for the purpose
of covering the O'Brien- Burns battle,
and will carefully watch camp training
until the night OF the great ring affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
HERMAN STARTS
FOR TONoPAH
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
TONOPAH, New, Nov. 20.
Manager Riley of the Casino
Athletic club received tele-
gram from Kid Herman today
saying he would start for To-
nopah with his sparring part
ner tomorrow morning.
Selig, manager of Joe Cans,
also wired that he would be
here when Herman arrived, to
look out for the champions in
terests.
Work will commence on the
arena within few days. It is
to cost $4,000. Half of the roof
is to be of glass, the structure
TO be along permanent lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
LOS ANGELES
. PASADENA
Going Too Far

He-Have you really broken off your
engagement with him?
She-Oh, l had to. He was getting
700 sehumental-began TO talk to me
about matrmony!-Pic -Me-Up.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
Put Ban on Lottery Ads

BRUSSELS. Nov. 20.-The sale of all
French newspapers containing lottery
advertisements has been prohibited in
Belgium under the anti-lOttery law
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21

however, landed at will upon Flynn and
took nearly three-fOurths of the route
to send him out.
Those recent performances may we'll
be let alone in the present instance, as
both men were battling with the
knowledge that a championship affair
lay In the immediate future and IL may
costly be imagined that no unnecessary
risks were run.
The best methods to be followed will
be a careful consideration as to the
physical condition of both men and a
reliance upon the form which they have
SHOWN during the past few years.
Burns commenced his upward climb
but recently, but the manner In which
ne has shot ahead indicates that youth
ana inexperience had much to do with
early misfortunes It is n question
whether Burns possesses another burst
OF speed In proportion to that which
has marked each succeeding battle of
recent date. Many believe he has 1t in
him. Others say no.
AS for O'Brien, his prowess as n
boxer is undisputed and for years he
has ranked among the top notchers.
VIII q younger and supremely confident
man dethrone another idol?
With Burns claiming the heavy
weight championship and OBrien will
ing, curious feature is to he entailed
In the betting Fancy a champion en-
tering the ring with the odds 1916
against him, or mayhap 2-1 The few
bets recorded so far have gone down at
1915, while some O'Brien money at 81
has been offered
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
Los Angeles Polo Team Defeated

For the first time since the incep-
tlon OF roller polo in Los Angeles the
local five was defeated last night
Wneh Pasadena won on the Grown
city rink by score of 81
The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
BECAUSE OF TOURIST RUSH
Electric Companies Ask Delay in Ex-
tending the Conduit System in
Business Center

Because of the rush incident to the
tourist season the electric companies
appeared before the board of public
works yesterday TO learn If some de-
lay would be countenanced i'm regard
to enforcing the conduit ordinance.
Some of the streets ON which conduit
extensions must be made are unusu-
ALLY busy ones for traffic and, IL the
board permits. the work will be de-
ferred till later in the year
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
Odds May Change

1t will be interesting to note whether
the price eventually settles to 81 or
reaches 1911 SO strong is the Burns
sentiment in Los Angeles that 1t would
not be surprising should a decided
change favoring Burns occur before the
men enter the ring.
Conservative betting men were in
clined to an opinion yesterday that
OBrien would not be as good as 2-1 so
far as general price setting is con-
cerned.
Referee Jim Jeffries is very anxious
that both men understand perfectly
what he will require of them and to
this end has arranged to visit each
principal at his training camp before
the week is over.
Neither Burns nor O'Brien have given
out their weight and it is question
whether they will do so before enter
ing the ring. There is small probability
of Burns weighing an ounce under IFS
pounds while O'Brien will be doing well
If he hears the gong with an avoirdu-
pois of 1853 pounds to rely upon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21
Dopesters Guessing

Those Who rely upon past PERFORM
ances, which are not always a sure
method of developing dope may turn
TO the O'Brien- Cooley affair. O'Brien
required less than three rounds to put
away the Cooley boy. Cooley, however,
was able to stay twenty rounds with
Jim Flynn, whom Tommy Burns was
fifteen rounds in dropping.
Cooley's battle with Flynn occurred
about a year ago and Flynn was In all
probability an easier man to deal with
than when he met Burns Tommy,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-11
VARSITY WILL
MEET WHITMAN
TEAMS WILL MEET. on
THg UNIVERSITY CAMPUS
TOMORROW ron THu first
Bia CONTEST or Tits STA.
SON.

n tho weather tomorrow does not
put off the track meet az the uni.
vernity there will undoubtedly be
close run u H. generally conceded
that Washington will win. but not
by over 20 points The meet to-
morrow IL 10 decide the state cham
pionahip since Whitman defeated
Pullman last Saturday BY a score OF
81 90 t6
The Washington team will be
strengthened u great deal tomorrow
hy having Christy. Tibbais aud
Ilnntoon la tho lists Thia IL the
first appearance OF ChfinfY lie
came here with quite a record ffom
Minnesota. Tibbaia was track cap
tain last year aud will be a val.
liable addition In the uprinta Hun
toan holds the state record In the
half mile Circus AoliY" Smith
will also appear Tor the ftfai time
The Whitman team arrived early
THE morning There are nine men
IN the team. Cor. OldriEht. fanehef
philbrook. feithouse. Dlmmieh
James Lyman. John Lyman and
Captain Graham Coz. the t0ase.
ond man in he hundred. Is the star
Of the team u Is expected that
he will give close rub for HeK
smith ia the spfints
The university all have yer1
strong relay team. and they VII
have 10 80 some. for Whitman VII
also 30 thefo The varsity relay
team Will be- Chuaty. Tibbala. Par
bet aud Rex Smith
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CLEVER BOYS
FIGHT TONIGHT.
KID HERMAN AND AHs ArrEtI
WILL MIX MATTERS IN Los
ANGELES TONIGHT First
FioHr SINCE ThG EAaTH,
QUAKE

los AN0ELEs. MAY Il Abe
Altell aud Kid Herman meet here
tonight Tor a g0.round bout. The first
since the San Francisco disaster
Tho 20 was substituted when the
death ~ nuita sister prevented tho
Herman Britt match. and u has ct
trsrtrd more attention. than tie
original match
Abe Attsil "a a hoAar pure and
simple. and even Herman hes more
IL a reputation A. taxpE tAtn
knock out man. but he 1t the
punch The bout wili be ohe N the
fastest exhibitions ~ fine So flHhi.
inE that could be pat on. sasi8Eooi
chances Tor a kuock-out late N the
scrap. Both msn are In the lest Of
shape Tho winner vii get a
chance at the winner 81 tie eontna
Nelson Herrera Couicnt
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THE NEW LONDON LADIES
TAILOR SYSTEM

IL worth s. 90. You cannot buy an
other drsszuakiag chart Tor iess
With this chart anyone who can
sew. can make any garment The
star has = limited number OF these
charts. which q ain sell 10 its sub.
scribeFs Tor flfty cents each i@09
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BRILLIANT CURE
DEFEATS
WIZARD

CHICAGO. May lin the pro
fea,honsi billiard tournament yes
feltiay Louis cure. The ffenchman.
rtKained his be.. form aud dafeat.
ea Wizard" Jake schaofsr By b
points Ne made two 100 ruaa. IL
and 40. schaofer scored i0T on
one run. and was ateedlnr than the
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sutton. th. Canadian expert. de
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Eame. 600 90 sg1 Willie Hoppe.
tho boy billiafdlai. vas rot On the
program.
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The Seattle Aihlssie club closed
iis indoor season last evening" with
the moat successful smoker Of the
rear. Chester Brown. OF Seattle.
beNted Angus, Mirania. OF Tacoma.
IN the main boxing event II Den.
neis aud I1onnis Austia boxed three
pretty rounds. With no decision
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Be BACK AGAIN
GAN FRANCISCO Will RErURH
TO SEATTLE ron ANOTHER
snaIEa, PENDING THE 40
JusTMHHT or THE EASE
BALL SITUATION

Pending q settlement Of the ~
fairs Of the Pacific Coast league AZ
Mondays meeting in Oakland. II
has been decided that San Francis.
90 will return 10 Seattle next week
for series II the league b dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-11

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