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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
AWARDED BIG CONTRACT
Dyas G. Cline Will Furnish Gymna.
sum of New Los Angeles
Athletic Club

The sporting goods house of Dyas &
Cline was commissioned to supply the
gymnasium paraphernalia for the new
Los Angeles athletic club at a meet
ing of the officers yesterday after
noon.
1t is the intention of the management
to fit the club with the most up-to-date
apparatus that can be secured and i'm
mediately after receiving the contract
Dyas & Cline ordered the first con-
signment by wire.
In speaking of the plans for furnish
ing the gymnasium Mr. Dyas said last
night: Il believe that the new club
Will be the most complete In every
particular on the coast, as the gentle
men at the head of the venture have
gwen orders for the most modern ap-
plianees that can be secured"
Alterations on the old club rooms
are progressing rapidly and handsome
quarters will be ready at no distant
date for the use of considerable num-
her who have already signified their
desire TO tecome members OF the or
eanization.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
T., but is best of the others and might

ter, but is best of the others and might
show.
Sea Sick will be a dangerous one all
the way and has a royal good chance to
cop the big end of the purse.
Clydeo. in the third ran such good
race with the Huguenot the other day
that he should win ali the way today.
as ne can set his own pace all the way.
Blissful is in very light and if Moore.
who will ride her, does not make too
much early use of her she should have
no trouble to place.
Bavarian and Orchan will probably
fight it out for the short end of the
purse.
Look out for Dutiful. This gray
streak has more than chance with
the best Of them and especially with
only 100 pounds up.
Picking the winner for the sixth race
is not an easy task. Revolt, Skeptic
Money Muss, Bologna and Valencia
figure so close that it is very hard to
separate them.
Money Muss will set a sizzling pace,
but he will dog it badly when collared
Revolt can do better than last time
out. Bologna is rounding to nicely and
if she gets away from the barrier she
will make it interesting for the one
that beats her.
Good Cheer has had let up and will
appear fresh, and on her class alone
can win IL she Is i'm good form now
They will probably come under the
wire in this order: Revolt, Money
Muss, Bologna.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
RYAN TO BATTLE o'BRIEN
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-Jack
OBren and Tommy Ryan will be the
next big pugilistic attraction in this
city. Immediately after his victory
over Fitzsimmons, O'Brien expressed
a willingness to fight Ryan.
When Tommy heard what his old
time enemy was saying about him, he
directed his manager, Jack Curley, to
talk business with him.
Ryan and Hart are at the head of a
burlesque show, which is successfully
touring the northwest. Jack Curley Is
in charge OF their affairs,
Ryan says he will be ready to meet
the Quaker i'm March. Although Ryan
had practically quit the game because
of poor health, he thinks he can get
i'm shape for a battle.
Coffroth will not give details of his
plans, but he knows these two would
prove good card and will act ac-
eordingly.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
BASEBALL MAGNATES MEET
Minor Leaeuers Begin Sessions at
Chicago Tomorrow-lmportant
Business to Be Considered
nccial to Tho Herald.

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-The vanguard of
the minor leagues will arrive in this
city Sunday, as the meeting of the
constitutional committee of the organ
ization will be held on that day.
This committee is composed of j. II.
Farrell, president of the New York
league and secretary of the National
Association of Professional Baseball
leagues: Joseph d. O'Brien, president
of the Southern association; Tim Muir
name, president of the New England
league, and w. j. Taylor of Buffalo.
Several important questions will be
discussed by the committee, the most
important of which is the question of
creating a separate class for the Amer
lean association, Eastern league an1
Pacific Coast league.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
RESULTS AT CITY PARK

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-City park
results:
one mile and quarter-Ben Haywood
won, Evas Kill second, Flying Char
coal third. Time, 2:14 4-5.
Short course, steeplechase-Lion
won, Lord Radnor second, Redlands
third. Time, 1927 As.
Five and "a half furlongs-Granada
won, French Nun second, Don Fonso
third. Time, 1:10.
Six Observation-Disclosures won, Polly
Prim second, Jack Dolan third. Time,
1:16 3-5.
Five and half furlongs-Monochord
won, Adare second, ApriPs Shower
third Time, 1903 As.
Seven furlongs-Alma Dufour won,
Belle Strome second, BAIL third. Time,
1:29 As.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS
BY Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-Fair
grounds results:
Six furlongs-Affray won, st. Bonnie
second, Raining Leaves third. Time,
LII 3-5.
One mile and a sixteenth-Chub won,
Augur second, Henry o. third. Time,
1;52.
Three and a half furlongs-Creole
Girl won, Miss Hynes second, Jack
Hardy third. Time, IA 4-5
Six misunderstanding Star won,
Black Pat second, Stoner Hill third.
Time, 1:16 4-5.
one mile-Ruth w. won. Marvin Neal
second, Holloway third. Time, AS 3-5.
one mile and a sixteenth-Safeguard
won, Bishop Weed second, McWilliams
third. Time, 52.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
POOR STARTING
BEATS FAVOR|TES
MASED0 SCORES AT ODDS OF
so TO |
Jake Hoffman Has Another Bad Day
and Popular Choices Are
Defeated at tho
Post
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 5.-A very
moderate card was dished up for this
afternoons races and three short
priced favorites won the first three
races.
Poor starts then were responsible for
what followed. Masedo, at 80 to 1, won
the five and half furlong dash. This
price was a false one, but the win was
Il fluke. He beat the gate, while the
contenders got off poorly.
Royal Rogue, Gossiper and Mafalda
finished fast and almost caught Mase-
do in the final strides Royal Rogue
should have won. Jlette beat the
gate, which enabled her to win the
fifth race.
Pinkerton was to 10 favorite. but
he was never able to get to the front
and finished outside the money, while
Ruby won the race.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Time GA 0:h2 1:oll2, l:l0a At post l fu3
Value to wg4Gr %,22 Winn9r ch c. Ainrec Caret Owner
! to . Place to 10 show Starring out place and show
teenth drive ousaEed Starting: Latter showed speed
weakened when slalenged by winner
final strides
Apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains
nothing in any way Injurious and there Is
no danger from giving II to the smallest
child, For coughs. colds and whoopine
cough 1t has no equal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
CORBETT COOKS
HIS BREAKFAST
JAPANESE CHEF ELoPES WITH
ORIENTAL MAIDEN
Tribulations Of the Training Party in
Southwest Section-Herrera
Is Attaining Superb
Condition

AS young Corbctt" awoke from
dreamy slunber yesterday morning Il
smile Of contentment fitted across his
face, for he had just landed a knock
out right to the phantom features OF
but IT seemed pleasant enough to Cor
Juicy beefsteak with the green things
around the side of the platter.
Yes, in a moment more Oscar would
call. oscar was the Jap who had been
paid fifty dollars advance money to
keep house for the quartet of bache-
lors who are occupying a handsome
cottage i'm the vicinity of Figueroa and
Thirty-second street.
But oscar came not, neither did he
call. Corbett crept down stairs in the
pink silk paiamas and made a run
toward the big fireplace where surely
the hearth must be brimmng over with
warmth from the logs that oscar was
in the habit of bringing in at some un-
certain hour of the morning before
gladiators are supposed to arise.
All was cold and bleak and the dead
ashes that had fallen through the fen
ders were sad reminders of the blazing
of the night before. The
former champ took one look and ran
up to bed again. He didn't stay long,
as he was hungry. He awoke the
household and started on a search for
the delinquent Jap with vengeance on
his brow at the remembrance of the
fifty per which had been agreed as the
oriental's stipend for the care OF the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

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sCoupled as schreIbor entry.

coupled Schneider entry.
soo.I lime SOl. At minutes. OF M Value to winner
o Winner ch rhcresia OTwnor T. Schreiber
t rt good won easily Second same Schreiber entry to
pace, TO show MiaS to place, TO . show Decino
SHOW adams moved UP fast after taking 5fh jump
zenith Same of Decmo Cazador out after taking third
jump. Allegiance fell first
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

ASCOT

ASCOT PARK, Jan Presiding Judge w A Hamilton
SVarter Richard Dwyer. Weather clear, track fast
S54 FIRST RACE.sh sceplcchase four-yeor-
olds and upward.
Index Horse. W.T. st. 81 q Str Fin. Jockey. on cL
$$:::: + + II T :::
SIG Ntindora ....t9j 1 s
S36 Cazador In 4 / 2 Ran out Murphy 3
745 Allegiance -, tS ( Eel ~ ~ Suthnd 1875
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Durnell and williams are running
hot race for first honors as leaders Of
the winning owners " column. Will
liams was away to a running start at
the beginning of the season and ended
last week with nearly double the
amount of winnings earned by Durnell.
but the latter has been hitting UP at
lively gait in the past few days and If
he keeps 1t up much longer the end will
be a victory for him. Williams owns
high class string and has a llnack Of
winning at least one race a day on an
average, but Durnell occasionally takes
a couple.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
Jap Explains Departure

His room was found unlocked and Mr..
Jap had flown. A note of exceeding
brevity found lying on table eX
planned the disappearance. 1t read: "I
am gone, Jap girl she like me; L am
gone. Oscar"
Because of the oriental romance
Corbett cooked his own breakfast and
started an hour late upon his daily
run. A famous boxer is today mourn
ing the loss of a clever Jap and fifty
collars, while q well-known society
woman is wondering where her favor
lite japanese maid has gone.
The first object of interest that gained
q hold upon Corbetts Jap when he ar
rived at the west end cottage We'd
nesday afternoon was the sight of q
winsome Japanese maiden in neigh
boring yard who wore the flowing robes
of the howery kingdom.
a back-fence COurtship was carried
on and the Jap of the puglistic house
hold spent half his time standing on
the porch waiting for a glance of the
fair one who glided now and anon into
the garden of the adjoining yard
The maiden was shy, however, as be-
comes a little Japanese girl, and the
ardent admirer who gazed longingly
from the distance was at his wits end.
Finally Eis plight was forced upon the
hungry athletes who had eaten an
OVerdone steak, or who served with
rather hard potatoes as a result of the
porch standing operations of Oscar.
Oscar was advised to run over and see
if he could borrow some carrot seed
as means of getting up an acquaint-
anceship with the Acknowledged object
of his admirations. No sooner sug-
gested than followed, and because of
their iocularty, the little crowd who
are preparing to give the Mexican Her
Tera a severe drubbing are speculating
upon what else they might have done
with fifty dollars.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
Corbett Eases in Work

Corbett will ease down in gymnasium
work from now on and is to devote
the most Of his time to road work.
Turns at the bag and skipping the rope
will be feature of the training every
other day.
Herrera will continue working at the
pavilion until shortly before the fight
and will make boxing a regular part
of the days routine. Yesterday he
went eight rounds with his brother
and several of the boys who are train
ing around the pavilion.
In response to a telegram received
from the north last night inquiring as
to his condition. Herrera sent back the
following answer: Bet your Heads
off" He is confident of winning and
says that the Forthcoming fight will be
his last in case he should lose.
The question as to who will be the
favorite when the two men face each
other in the ring is now occupying the
attention of the dopesters though moth
ing so far has been settled as regards
legitimate short ender.
Herrera Has Punch
Herrera has admittedly one of the
worst punches of any man in the busi-
ness, and though he has been blamed
for slowness in following up apparent
advantages the fact remains that he
has the blow and there is no telling
how or when he may be the center OF
a surprise party.
There is small reason to believe that
Herrera will do anything but endeaVor
to put up the fight of his life against
Corbett, for at the present time the con-
dition of affairs has reached a point
where defeat means a severe setback
to any boxer in whatsoever class he
may be.
Eastern writer's who picked Herman
to win against Eddie Hanlon advise
Corbett to protect his jaw from the
MeXican's lead, for they figure that
there Is sufficient force behind one of
his blows to put the Denverite where
the lowing of the kline and the tWitter
of the birds makes sweet music for the
sleeper.
Then, again, Corbett possesses the
terrible wallop that has wrought such
havoc in it's time. and if he is able to
stand the pace the Mexican will have
good reason to be uneasy while the
piston rods are still working under the
powerful shoulders of the one-time
champion.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

It out for the place. with the chances
favoriuR the latter.
The race really has no form TO It..
but IL may result as follows: Mabel
Hollander, Esther y, Blanche G.
Clydeo seems to have an edge on
the others in the third race and II
he runs back to his race against The
Huguenot, when the latter broke the
track record a few days ago, he will
win today.
Blissful will he hard to beat hero
with only % pounds up and should get
the place from Dutiful. which will
hardly like the distance and weights.
The result may be Clydeo, Blssful,
Dutiful.
The fifth race will have but three
starters. Toupee, Varieties and Lustig
The distance is one mile.
on past performances Toupee seems
to hold a big edge over the others and
should win all the way.
Varieties will be the contender and
should have no difficulty in beating out
Lustig for the place.
The probabilities arc that Toupee
VIII be held at to 90 with no place
or show prices on any of them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06
OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Jan. s. 1ao6-Forty-eishth day Presiding !
Judge, 70 c. Hopper Starter, j. Hoffman Weather clear
Track
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

|S555ECoND RACE-Five furongs maiden fillos three
WV yCar-old selling
Index. Horse W.T. ST. u q Str Fin Jockey OBJ C
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Evelyn Griffin gives promise of be-
coming one of the best 3-year-olds at
Ascot before the end of the season. She
is quick breaker, possesses a world of
speed and can come from behind and
win from good ones. She merely
breezed five furlongs in 1:02 yesterday.
This is one of the best of II. r. Griffin's
string shown here this season. If he
has any others equally as good it is
not difficult to predict the degree of
prosperity in store for him during the
season.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

2S2 FIRST RACE-Oue mile Selling. For four-ycar-old
ENO and upward purse 500
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Time o2l, o;Sg2 1O2 At post minutes OFF IA Value
to winner $}2j Winner br. ShOot-SstCr to Hnduo-
Graft Owner H. r. Griffin start good won easily second
I / to show Mabe to show Griffin off flying showed
stdes Mable finished with rush Gold done for eighth
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

. Time-1;Rh start good Won easily; balance driving
Moe Meistersngcr Al improved
weary Marie j. a persistent
coI Nabonassar may reform. Place show bot
ting -Moroco I Mcistcrsngcr and 4
to .. Marie j., show, to l.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

The racing firm of LuZader e Ungar
is reported to have been dissolved and
each of the partners, +. Luzader and
p. Ungar, had entries in the events run
off yesterday. Stoessel Won the sixth
race for Luzader and Col. Bronston ran
third in the third race for p. UnGar.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Index. Horse, W.T. ST. y n Str. Fin. Jockey. op CT
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

0sA SECOND RACE-Onc mile Selling. For four-year
NOS ods and upward. Purse $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Jockeys Waterbury and Carroll ac-
companied a recent shipment of horses
from the Blute and Mcdaniel stables to
Oakland and will ride at the northern
track during the remainder of the
season.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

See display in windows of The Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Timc-lA2 Start good Won easily balance driving. Crit,
ca block the best Ray well ridden. Boy Angelica
went scep should have been second Lerda will do bet
Place and show betting-Critcal ! /
to and TO Angelica, show, to g. SCra tchcdEl Photo.
OSG FOURTH RACT1-Fivc and a half furlongs Selling.
%oO For four-yedr-ods and upward Purse SiOO
Index. Horse. WI. 81 y q Str. Fin Jockey. Op CT
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Time-1ta. Start good. Won all driving. Hugh MCGOWAN
had all he could do EIiGe saved world of ground Little
Joker ground. show betting-llugh Nc
Gowan for place and show Iice to and Little
Joker, show, 10 to L. Scratchcd-LuCroCe.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

oS7 FIFTH RACE-Tivc a half furlongs.
<-SA Year-olds. Purse :l00
Index. Horse. z q Str Fin. Jockey. Op Cl
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Timc-1:C9la Start good Won handy; balance driving
a II. l. be
hard beat from Pnkerton if he
the books. Place
to n. J.. Frank. and to g. The Mist show
Observation-Disclosures.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

The books were 50 severely "stunG''
by the victories Of Sir Wilfred and In
Cantation Thursday that l to was the
opening odds placed against their
sta BILE companion. Gutter. Anything
with the Durnell trade mark on is as
ghost for the bookies. and they refuse
TO take any unusual or even ordinary
liberties with his entries.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

266 THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs three year-od colts
OOO and Eeldngs. sClmE.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

SIXTH RACE-Fuurity three and up
W. ward, selling.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

"Commencer" Dwyer hung "rebate
cheek' of s25 onto the earnings of
Durnell's rider to remain idle for three
days. The offense for which Wiley was
penalized was too much zeal IN irving
TO get Cutter away to a flying start,
breaking up several attempts at getting
the field away.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Tme-1:O7at Start bad Won handiy; driving.
JiIcttes flying the Ros Nj Nj
right Meyer closed Atkins a showing.
Place bettng-Jilctte, 5 Nj.
and Abe Meyer, show to o. Sclatched-Ful-
lc1 Boo.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

0SS THIRD RACE-One mile. Selling. For ryearods
%SO and upward Purse $i00.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-06

Time-1:o7. Start good. Won all driving. got
ing fast he couldn't Rogue
back. Gossper in Il angc but made in the
for home Mafalda could through tlctma
speed. Sad Sam away poorly Place and show betting
Nasedo. Is and |. Royal Rogue o 1 o 3
Gossipe show. to > Scratcled-David Boand Genden-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-14
Lest lie CO klunnrv,

Miss Mary :, Nntlony. Who is coMtin'l-
ing the work Of no, ,.ist.egliish"a sister.
ihn lat, Susan -, .AnthoMy. said recently,
lpiopos of marriage"
lit Is soliishnsss. boorish sc,hshncss
that more Than nNthins else lies at the
root of unhappy unions Sonnet mes II Is
.he Wifi VINO Is, the selfish Sometimes
1t Is the husband. thii,k You'll asr"c
with me. lhoug!,. that il is the husband
more often than the "ife
y happening of II day or two ago l.r-
scnts \ vi., and sad piciur" OF too maiiN
marriages,
AN OLD couple came in from tho country
WIN big basket of lunch 70 see the cir.
Jus.
The lunch was heavy III" old wifi was
rarrying il. .Na they crossed Il crowded
.tieet The husband held out his han,l and
said.
Gimme that basket Hannah
The poor old woman surrendered the
basket with "a grateful look
That's real kind o ye. Joshua. she
quavcr'd.
'kind2' grun;cd .hc old man Gosh, i
wuz afearn y"'a Kit lost, :"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-14

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81 have suffered with kidney and
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CONTINUED Next week)
Weddina Superstit;ons.

Pittsburs Dispatch The b,ide groom
who carries miniature horseshoe in
his pocket Will always be luolly
The bride who dreams Of iair,vs on
the night before her wedding viii be
thrice blessed.
Never give a telegram 70 Il bride or
bridegroom on the way 10 the church.
II is Il sure omen of esil
Marriages on board ship are con-
sidered unlucky. II you can't Dc n.ar-
ried on dry land remain u.lWed.
The finding of a spider on the we'd
ding gown by the bride is considered d
sure token of happiness to come.
If. during the marriage ceremony. the
wedding ring should fal down. the
brides fate will not be an enviable
one.
II bride should by chance see q
coffin as she starts off on her wedding
tour she should order the driver of the
carriage to turn back and start over
again.