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Die GinManbcruna in 1907.

Sntereiiante Statiitif oes Ginpanbc.
rungs. GommiiiGrs 8. Z. 0eis
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
MILLER RIDES
-FOUR WINNERS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1S.-The fea-
ture of today's events at Emeryville
was the great riding of Jockey Miller,
who won four of his five mounts and
landed the fifth within the money.
Hector came in second in the Morinel
handicap, but was placed third for foul
ing Collector Jessup, which was moved
up one place. Results:
First race, five furlongs-Princess
Wheeler, 122 CKelly), II to 5, won; Black
Sam, 116 (Fountain), 10 to l, second;
Nettie Hicks 113 Conway, 100 to 1,
third. Time, 1904 is. Grenore, Santa
Bay, Angleta, Dr. Scharff, The Mis-
sourian, The Reprobate, Sid Silver and
Bright Albert also ran.
Second race, one and an eighth miles
Hazel, 1O9 (W. Miller), to 20, won;
Royal Red, 1909 (Retig), 10 to 1, second;
NJ. A. Powell, 112 (McIintyre), 20 to /,
third. Time, 200 1-5. Trapsetter, Briar-
thorpe, Canejo, Cheripe, Sinner Simon
Leila Hill and Bill Perry also ran.
Third race, one mile and fifty yards
Lucian, 107 CIV. Miller), II to 10, won;
Briers, 100 (Buxton), to l, second; !;
Nine Spot, 105 (McIntyre), IL to 5, third.
Time, 1:49 1-5. Jim Pendergast, Rotrou,
Ink, Dora 1 and Frank Woods also ran.
Fourth race, five furlongs, handicap
Morinel-Caton, 116 CIV. Miller), 8 to TO-,
won; Collector Jessup, Ill Clark, to
5, second; Hector, LOG (McIntyre), 5 to
1, third. Time, 1902. Jocund and Fire
Ball also ran Hector ran second but
was placed third for fouling.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling
Monte Lucille, 107 (McIntyre), to l.
won; Van Ness, 100 q. Williams), II to
20, second; Hersain, 1O7 CIV. Miller), IL
to 1, third. Time, 1:16 4-5 Yellowstone
David Boland, Alice Carey, Rolla and
Chappaqua also ran.
Sixth race, futurity course-St. Elm
wood, liz CIV. Miller), to s. won;
Plausible, 109 (Clarl), IL to 2, second;
Blondy 112 (Brown), to l., third. Time,
1:1S. Grace G, Grace st. Clair and
Seven Bells also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
ny DIR, n. NJ. JACKSON

John Blake, who was kept thirty-one
days on bread and water, has, in my
opinion, suffered cruel and inhuman
Observation-Disclosures strictly pro-
hibited by the constitution. To put the
matter palmer, / will say that that un-
fortunate individual has been starved
to death. Not only man, but an animal
of the lower order, cannot subsist on
such ration for any great length of
time, and thirty-one days is about i've
times the length of time one possibly
could SubSist on without much danger.
have heard of one or two cases that
lived for short time without any tood
at all, but such cases are rare. How
ever, organized tissues-living tissti"s
are constantly undergoing metamor-
phosis in other words, they are con-
stantly breaking down and building up
again. The purpose is twofold; first,
to supply the heat which protects the
tissues; secondly, for the regeneration
of the tissues themselves. This is ac-
complished by the action of oxygen on
carbon. Animal life inhales oxygen,
and element unites with the carbon, an
abundance of which exists in broken
down tissue under normal conditions.
But in order that carbon may exist in
broken down tissue there must be a
sufficient amount of new carbon to ie-
plenish the waste. Now this new car
bon is furnished by carbonaceous food.
such as vegetables. sugars. fats, etc.
But if the body is not supplied with
carbon, as is the case of Blake, who did
not eat anything containing 1t, the
oxygen extracts the last particle OF
carbon of healthy tissue. But the lungs
are constantly inhaling oxygen C'the
breath of life"), and inasmuch as the
carbon becomes eventually exhausted
the tissues become completely diSOr-
ganlzed-they collapse, so to speak.
And as soon as the tissues commence
to disorganize the individual not only
dies Of starvation but at the same time
becomes literally consumed. The oxy-
gen burns him up.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
EMERYviLLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND, Jan. 1S-Emeryville entries
for Saturday are:
FIRST RACE-S1a furlongs; purse; .
ar-olds-Witmore 10; jeremiah, 107;
Love of Gold, 107; Leonardsdale 110; Sand
Piper, 10; Coralita, 1O7; Tarabar, 10T;
Morond. 10: Wanna. 107; Oceita, 107 Ban
ward. 1O7. Witmore and Leonardsdale.
Griffin entry; jeremiah and Tarabar.
Keen entry.
SECOND RACE-Futurty course; SELL
ing; 3-year-olds and upward-David Bo-
land, 1903; Hersain. 107; sake Ward 104;
Pickaway, 109; Lillitus, 100; Malitah, So;
Lugano, SO; Joe Goss, 100; Serenity, 1Ol;
Begun, 81 Box Elder, 109.
THIRD RACES furlongs; selling; s.
year-olds and upward-Burleigh, 116;
Shady Lad, lO7; Earl Rogers, 10S Sir Bril-
lar, Ill Mabel Hollander, "a; Dollie Dol
lars, 81; Hedgethorn, 80; Geo. p. McNear,
100.
FOURTH RACE-1 mile; the Lissak
handicap; $1,000 added 3-year-olds and up
ward-Dr Leggo, 112; Tony Faust, H.;
Nealon, 119; Rapid Water, us; Proper, 125;
LogistillaA 11S; Sir Edward, 115; JOY Coyne,
ITO; Lizaro, 105. Dr. Leggo and Joe Coyne
are McCafferty entry; Tony Faust, Neal
on. Rapid Water and Logistilla coupled In
the betting.
FIFTH RACE 1-16 miles; selling j.
year-olds and upward-Gateway, lOS; Vo-
laday 1O6; Graphite, 1O5; Beechwood, 100;
Nine Spot, l0l; Rightful, 10.
SIXTH RACE-5 furlongs; purse; 3, 4
and 5-year- ar-olds-Cloudlight 107; Ocean
Shore, 81; Escanado, 100; Ingham, 0i;
Yada, l12; Fair Fagota "a; VoX Populi, "a,
Brush Up. 1O7; Spring Ban, 1903; Sea Air,
1O7.
Apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
DRAG ALAM|TOS
BAY FOR BODY
Deckhand Believed to Have Fallen
Into the Sea While Unable
to Take Care of
Himself

Alamitos bay was dragged all day
yesterday in search of the body of
Harry Lamb, 21 years old. who is sup
posed to have been drowned there late
Thursday night or early yesterday. Eff
forts to locate the drowned man are
still in progress but it seems probable
that the searchers must wait until the
sea of its own accord gives up its dead.
Lamb, who was employed as deck
hand on one of the dredgers of the At
lantic, Gulf and Pacific company. went
to his room on the dredger late Thurs
day night i'm what is believed to have
been a drunken condition. Yesterday
morning he did not report for work
and when his room was entered he was
not there. His clothing. however, was
found scattered about the room. Lamb s
bed was disarranged, as if he had
slept fitfully for a while. 1t is sup
posed that, while under the influence
of liquor. he walked out of his room
and fell off the dredger into the deep
waters of the bay.
1t Is said that no carousals or dis
turbances are allowed to take place
upon the Atlantic company's dredgers
and that Lambs disappearance did not
follow a quarrel or fight with any other
employe. He had little money, If any,
and robbery could not have been a
motive for any ones attacking him.
Those who knew him well say that
the idea of suicide is absurd.
Lamb has no relatives at Alamitos
and little ~ known of his people or his
past. He went to work three months
ago He was born in the state of
Texas. He is said to have an uncle,
whose name cannot be ascertained, in
San Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
GLASS FACTORY WILL BE
OPERATED AT LONG BEACH

Special TO The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Jan. 1S-A glass fac
tory is the latest manufacturing estab-
lishment to be projected for this city.
Incorporation papers were sent to Sac
ramento for filing today by N. EN-
NETT May, j. A. Miller, Frank r. Por-
ter. f. A. Faulkner and w. p. Morey,
who say that they, in conjunction with
three experienced glassmakers, whose
names are to be kept secret for a
while, will establish factory here in
which 100 men will be employed. The
new company is the Long Beach Glass
Manufacturing company. Bottles of
all kinds will be made, as well as Stag
and vitrified materials.
The company claims to own twenty
acres of flint bearing land within sixty
miles OF this city. This flint will be
largely used in their products.
The factory will be running, ii is
said within three months.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
AUTO PARADE
OCCURS TONIGHT
EXHIBITION HALL TO LOOM AS
FAlRYLAND
Public Invited to Participate in the
Pageant This Evening-Many
Decorative Surprises viii
Be in Order

Management of the automobile pa
rade which occurs this evening has
issued an invitation to the public and
all owners of machines are asked to
participate in the pageant. Formation
will occur at Seventh and Olive streets
shortly before Z O'Clock.
Everything now points to complete
success. so far as the automobile eX-
hibition is concerned. Barney old
field, with his famous Green Dragon
car, is to be a feature of the show
having made arrangements with the
management TO be present each even
ing OF the week.
There is much secretive planning
among local dealers as regards the
decorations to be used in connection
with their various space allotqents.
But very few machines Will be on
the floor until tonight or tomorrow,
as decorative ideas are being guarded
jealousy Morley's rink on south
Grand avenue, in which the exhibition
will be held, is being transformed into
fairyland, with myrlads of electric
lights around and overhead.
Music will be provided without stint.
as the Ladies' Venetian mandolin or
chestra and the Royal Hawaiian quar-
tet have been secured for the week.
Mayor A. c. Harper will touch the
button" at s o'clock Monday evening
when the lights will go on and the
show be formally opened.
The street department has promised
that the thoroughfare from Seventh
to Pico will be placed in perfect con-
dition and automobilists will expert
enceS no difficulty in finding a mudless
to the exhibition.
Seventy varieties of popular auto
manufactory outputs will be in evil
dence, including every description of
car, from the lightest of runabouts to
a palatial Limousine. The exhibition
will be open to inspection every day
during the week from IL a. m. until
IL p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
AGEO BROKER IS
UNDER ARREST
Miles Almy of Chicago Taken Into
Custody at Pasadena and Brought
to Los Ange les-Released
on Bail

Miles Almy, one of the best known
stock brokers in the United States and
said to be worth several million dollars,
was arrested at the Hotel Maryland
Thursday night by Deputy Constable
Frank Cochran on an embeZZlement
warrant and in probably one of the
most remarkable experiences of his
lifetime he slept in his elegant apart
ments at the Maryland with an. officer
sleeping on lounge alongside his bed.
The arrest of Mr.. Almy is not con.
sidered in a very serious light by court
officials, but the fugitive warrant from
Goldfield was sworn out in proper form
and there was no way out of 1t but to
arrest the elderly man and hold him for
examination.
Almy is charged by G. B. Burton, an
officer at Goldfield, with having en-
beZzled money amounting to $500. The
embezZlement alleged is a technical one.
Almy is a Chicago stock broker and
handled various mining blocks among
them the stock of the Boston Green
water Copper company.
According to the warrant he sold TO-
900 shares of stock to the Wallace H.
Hopkins company for $4,000 under some
alleged agreement that Hopkins in turn
would be able to sell it Immediately to
DR.. j. Grant Lyman. DR.. Lyman, ac-
cording to the allegations, refused to be
a party to the transaction, and then
Hopkins became angered. First a war
rant reached Los Angeles requesting
the arrest of Dr. Lyman, who at that
time was staying at the Hotel Green.
DR.. Lyman did not wait to see the
nf n m hn tra 1fl t1f
Broker Is III
Thursday afternoon an officer from
Goldfield arrived in Los Angeles with
a warrant He visited Deputy District
Attorney Fleming and asked for the
arrest of Mr.. Almy. Deputy Constable
Cochran was sent out from Constable
Cleveland's office, and remembering the
escape of DR.. Lyman the officer was told
to get his man without fail
Cochran has been in the business
many years. and when he reached tho
Hotel Maryland he did not spend any
time in preliminaries. He told the
mana cement what he wanted anC
looked blankly at them till they got
over their surprise, and then he was
taken to Mr.. Almy's apartments. The
old man was rather i'll and was in nc
condition to make the trip to Los An
geles, and that fact was explained to
Cochran. He looked at the man for
whom he held warrant and agreed to
compromise. But he would not let the
man out of his presence.
He hauled a lounge into the million
aires apartments and went to sleep
there. Yesterday morning the officer
and Mr.. Almy dined together and then
came to Los Angeles.
The manager Of the Hotel Maryland
put up $250O bail money for Mr.. Almy's
release in crisp bills that rather startled
Judge Pierce by their size, and then the
two departed. According to the man.
agers statements Mr.. Almy has spent
several winters at the Hotel Maryland
and his fortune is enormous.
Officers of the court stated yesterday
that if extradition papers We're not
Forthcoming soon they would dismiss
the charges against the aged broker
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS
, Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1S.-City Park
results;
Five and "a half furlongs-Miss Leeds
won, Lady Carol second, Favorita
third time 1:06 3-5.
Seven furlongs-Emergency won,
Chiyesa second. st. Valentine third;
time 1926 LIS.
Six furlongs-Rickey won, Lens sec
ond. Penrhyn third; time 1;12%,
Mile and an eighth-Glorifier won,
Orbicular second; time 1:55. Phil Finch
broke down at the three-quarters.
Five furlongs-Belle of the Bay won,
Tichimingo second, Odd Trick third;
time 100 2-5.
Mile and sixteenth, selling-Dr Me-
Clure won, DeVout second, La Cache
third; time LAG 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
SAINTS TO PLAY BASKET
BALL WITH OCCIDENTAL

The basketball teams of Occidental
and st. Vincents colleges are to meet
this afternoon at st. Vincent's college.
The teams OF both institutions are
very strong and a good game is looked
for.
This is the first game of the series
which has been gotten up by the coll
leges in Southern California. Teams
have been organized and practice has
been going on for some time, while
several interclass games have already
been played.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
U. S. C. AND SAINTS
TO PLAY BASKET BALL

Next Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
the second game in the intercollegiate
basketball series will be pulled off on
the university Of Southern California
court. The st. Vincent's college five
and that Of the university will be the
contestants. A close and exciting
game Is looked for.
The track athletes at Y. S. c. have
been doing indoor work and will be
ready for the meet between the coll
lego and academy ON Friday, Janu-
airy %.
A second game OF basketball with
Occidental college is scheduled for
January 80
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
LONG BEACH HEARS FROM
SHlPBUILDlNG COMPANY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH. Jan. 1S.-In response
to a telegram informing the Craig
Shipbuilding company of Toledo, o.,
that the people of Long Beach had
subscribed 100000 to insure the COM
pany plant site here. the Daily Tele-
gram, local newspaper today re-
ceived the following dispatch from
George f.. Craig. a principal official Of
that company:
Congratulate you ON raising neces-
sary money. AS matter now stands
am awaiting dock companys accept
ing my signed contract, forwarded TO
them January To-"
This is the first word received here
from the company since the money
was raised. 1t is now felt to be cer-
tainty that the negotiations will not
fall through and that the shipyards
will be built on the new harbor.