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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
THREE ARIZONA TEAMS TIED

BY Associateu FTtFb'
PHOENIX, Arlz., Nov. 17.-The
baseball touornament of Arizona was
ended today in game between Bis
bee and Phoenix
Phoenix got 3 runs, hits and 3
errors. while Bisbee won with > runs.
hits and ] error. Phoenix, Tucson
and Bisbee tied for first place, and
the money was equally divided be-
tween those three teams
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
OAKLAND SELECTIONS

first race-Heather Scott, Crystal
Wave, Harvel.
second rnce--J. c. Crauss, Furze, L.
G. Ackcrly.
Third race-NIay Amelia, AItanero,
Ray Bennett.
Fourth race--Orchnn. Chan. Wall
worth, Storm.
Fifth rnce--Prince OF CASTLE, All
AbIa1e, Tetanus.
sixth race--NatIve Son, CIoudlight.
Sugar Maid.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
SUMMARY

Three base hit-carlisle. Two-base hits
Sheehan Beckley. Ellis N. Brashear Sacri-
fee hits-Bernard. Cravath, Carlisle. Shay,
Hogan Left on bases-Los Angeles. 6; Stars,
g. Bases on bals-Off Jones. /; off Mcintyre,
l. Struck out--By Jones, 2; by McCloskey,. 4
by Hosp 4. First base on errors-Los Ange-
les, /; stars, /. Hit by pitcher-Hosp by
Jones' Beclzley and Ellis by Mcintyre. um-
p,re-Toman Time-1:25 Attendance 1900
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
Improvement Society Meets

The Sunset Boulevard improvement as
sociation will hold a meeting tonight at
the NJ. E. church South, 1885 Sunset
boulevard All property owners. whether
members of the association or not. are
urged to be present. Matters of import
ance will be discussed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18

The Picl1wicks beat the Dyas-Clines in
their second game OF the winter season
at Joy park yesterday by a score of II
fo O. a--i-.-----
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18

"A stitch in time saves nine"-and little
tire-caution saves ninety-nine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-18
LIEUT.. DIXON'S STORY OF HYPNOTIZING
DOG MAKES RIVAL ANANIASES WEEP

about the ugiest looking dog / ever saw,
Say, Buddie, says Calder, did you ever
try Nip on fish,? Buddle says No, but l
bet he could do it.
DO what?' asked with pent-up curl
osity. What do you mean?' Show Mr..
Dixon what your dog can do, Buddie,
says Calder, and Buddie says all right.
And there started the most wonderful
performance 1 ever dreamed OF. If
hadn't seen it would never have be-
lieved it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
STRANGLED BY HIS TONGUE

Special TO The Herald.
DETROIT, Mich. Feb 23.--Choked to
death by his own tongue over which he
had temporarily lost control Ferdinand
Dulzo, brewer "a years of age living
at 2S2 Rowena street died I'm terrible
agony at his home.
Five months ago a cancer was re-
moved from the side of Dulzo's tongue
and from his cheek, and as a result of
the operation he would at times lose
control of his tongue. While seated
with the members of his family at the
supper table Dulzo suddenly began to
choke. He jumped from the table and
ran to the residence of neighbor.
Frank Tenkonohy and made signs for
Tenkonohy to pound him on the back
This Tenkonohy did, but apparently
without giving relief. for with a gesture
of despair Dulzo turned and ran out
into the yard. where he fell unconscious
The neighbors picked the dying man up
and carried him into his own house,
where he died in about five minutes.
Coroner John F. Bennett, who was
summoned, says that in his opinion
death was caused by the mans tongue
slipping down his throat with the food
that he was eating, and choking him.
ut is one of the most peculiar acct
dents that have ever been brought to
my attention." said Bennett. II never
heard of a similar case"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
HANDS HER BABY TO
A HUNGRY BEAR

ALTON, Va, Feb. 23.-Mrs James
Ingram. wife of a young farmer lost
her infant in a fearful manner late
yesterday.
1t was agreed that her husband
should meet her at a fence near a
small body of woods, take their child
and accompany her to the home of a
neighbor, where there was to be d
dance.
When the young woman reached the
fence she saw a figure dimly outlined
on the side. Believing it to be her
husband she handed the child over as
she climbed the lower panel. To her
amazement the figure disappeared with
out a word, taking the baby with it.
Frantic with fear she called her hus-
band, whom she met coming toward
the fence. The alarm was given and a
search made, but nothing could be
found except the tracks of an immense
bear leading upward towf I'd the noun
tains.
During the last few days the intense
cold has forced animals to the settle
ments for food. There is scarcely any
doubt but that the infant was devoured
by the hungry animals.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
VALUED BULLDOG
TARGET OF FIEND
MISCREANT SHOOTS ROOTS
COSTLY PUP
Was Imported Bull, and It Is Thought
Hls Victorious Fighting Quail
ties May Have lnepired
the Shot
imsndcra Agency
II North raymond Avenue,
Phones Su1Stt tNUi lluuIv -I-

PASADENA. Feh. 23.--The valuable
bulldog of Wallslein Root n Pasadena
millionaire, came wandering into the
yard at 30 North Grand avenue this
afternoon and whinpCred till IL had at
tracted attention to- itself The dog $
master examined 1t and found a ragged
wound extending from the left breast
through the body and cutting a jagged
wound out i'm the middle of the back.
The wound was inflicted by a gunshot
and the bullet in addition to carrying
away several pieces of bone from the
shoulder bone tore along the bony
structures ana emerged to tear' a
three Inch wound at the place of exit,
The dog is one OF the most valuable
in the city and stands fourth or fifth
as a priced canine of the imported bull
brand. He was a very docile dog and
had not caused any trouble for any
one nor shown any disposition to do So
1t is not thought that the dos was shot
while making an attack upon anyone.
1t is thought more probable that the
dog was worsting the bulldog of an
other man in a fiSht and was shot for
that as the reason. DR.. DeBiron was
summoned and sewed up the wound
The dog will live. but if the man who
did the shooting is found there will in
all probability be some other wounds
inflicted The shooting is the fourth
or fifth in a series of similar offenses
that have reused the neighborhood and
will be summarily punished some day
when the perpetrator is captured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
PLAN NEW HOTEL
F0H SANTA MONICA
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald
SANTA MONICA. Feb. 23.-Plans for
the construction of a large hotel build
ing are being considered by the board
of trade, which has lately had brought
to its notice the fact that this town suf-
fers decided drawback by not being
able to offer first class hotel accommo-
dations to the travelling public.
Since the closing of the Arcadia hotel
several months ago strangers visiting
the city have been dependent on room
ing houses and restaurants for living
Conveniences and 1t is known that con-
siderable unhealthy publicity concern
ing the facilities of the city has gone
abroad, The board now has an option
on q block frontage on Ocean avenue,
between Utnh and Colorado avenues,
and proposes to organize a stock COM
panv to carry out the hotel building
project.
1t is believed II a structure is built
that there will be no trouble expert
enCed in securing good rental for It
from persons wishing to engage in the
hotel business. The hotel would have
to be conducted along the lines catering
to both tourist and commercial patron
age and would be a popular as we'll
as a magnifiCently upholstered and
maintained establishment. 1. w. Hull.
president of the board. has the details
of the matter well under way and will
probably arrange for immediate pro-
cedure at the boards next meeting. Lo-
cal capital to put through the project
is already assured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
SOCIETY PEOPLE
ATTEND CIRCUS
Visiting Elks and Balloon Route Ex-
Excurslonlsts Swell Crowd That
Sees Elephants and Things
at Venice
Special TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, Feb. 2S - Added interest
and the presence of a fair representa-
ton OF Los Angeles and Pasadena So
Ciety people We're prominent features
of the second day oI the society circus
at the auditorium.
The afternoon performance was en-
livened by the presence of several nun
dred Balloon rodte cXcursionists, who
were allowed ample time on the stop
over here to take in the show. A large
party of San Francisco Elks, under es-
cort of their Los Angeles brethren, were
also among the spectators. In the even
ing the auditorium began to fill early
and there was good house when the
first number was put on.
As was the case last evening, the en-
tire program was carried through ad-
mirably, every act being well timed and
cxcellently executed The hit of the two
performances was made by little Miss
Eddy, the 10-year-old member of the
Eddy troupe of wire walkers and tum-
blers who by her wonderful proficiency.
absolute fearlessness and unaffected
bearing won the plaudits of those who
witnessed her perform the most diff
cult feats known to the followers of her
profession.
Master Eddy, her 12-year-old brother,
also came III .IOr u ldTSe porIloH vi
applause, he being easily the star per-
former of the troupe. Mrs. c. e. Bar
nard duplicated her success of last
evening in her grand entry act and
song. and shared with Miss Pearl Hern-
don in her society monologue the en-
cores of the evening.
Other acts that were well received in
cluded the mounted troubadour by Ro-
land Paul and clown riding comedy by
Professor Watson. The elephants
showed no evidence of fright at today's
performance and have apparently ar
rived at the conclusion that the pier is
strong enough to hold them, or perhaps
have come to find out that they have
no choice in the matter of where they
are to go. At any rate, they behaved
very nicely and stepped along the
planks with as much confidence as If
they were walking on a solid roadbed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
BREEZY NEWS NOTES
FROM THE CROWN CITY
Special to The Herald.

special TO ne Herald.
PASADENA Feb. 23.-The two IL
year-old boy burglars arrested recently
for entering a house and robbing it of
savings bank containing several dol
lars in change We're today put on pro-
baton by Justice Klamroth. They con-
fessed the offense with which they
were charged.
"A warrant was issued for the arrest
of James Floyd on the charge of shoot
ing at four boys, Alexander Dodge, AL
bert Daley. Eugene Randolph and
Charles Wiley While the warrant
charged only the violation of the city
ordinance prohibiting the discharge of
fire arms in the city the offense is more
serious in it's nature owing to the fact
that the shots We're fired in such way
as to endanger the lives of the four
youths.
Candidate Thomas Farley on the citi-
zens ticket for mayor will address a
North Pasadena meeting next Tuesday
evening in the North Pasadena hall.
The meeting will be political in nature.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Carroll of Wash
ington, D. c.. are visiting in Pasadena
this winter. Mr.. Carroll is the manager
of the hotel and summer resort at
Lookout Mountain, Tennessee.
The Elks' woman folks who will sew
next Tuesday for the children of the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24

South Pasadena orphan home will meet
in the Elks lodge rooms In the morning
at $3.50 O'clock
The residents of the vicinity Of South
Fair oaks just below California street
are up In arms I'm objection to the
granting of permit to erect a Chinese
vegetable house on the present site of
a Chinese laundry.
Nearly seventy-fve members Of Ia
masee tribe, Improved order of Red
Men, enjoyed a trip around the Balloon
route yesterday.
Frank G.. Logan, the well known Chi
cago broker Is guest for the winter
at the Hotel Green.
Evangelist r. E. Bell, who has been
conducting meetings at the Lincoln
Avenue Methodist church during the
past week, has met with great success
as the result OF his labors.
Pasadena baseball fans will rejoice
tomorrow with one Of the fastest games
OF the season to attend. The Pasa-
dena team Will play the Hoegee team
on the Raymond diamond.
The cantata Faith and Praise" which
will be given by the choirs of the First
Universalist church and First Baptist
chrch or this city tomorrow night, will
be held i'm tho Baptist church.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM CITY OF D0GES
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, Feb. 23.-Yumeto Kushi-
biki, who has the management of the
International exhibit at the pavilion,
has arranged to present unique at
traction during the summer in the form
of an infant incubator which he will
allow any doctor to make free use of.
DR.. J. B. Sands, local physician, is to
be medical supervisor of the incubator
and will have the arrangements for it's
use in charge. 1t is claimed that many
babies are born every month in South
ern California that ought to be given
incubator treatment and Mr.. Kushibiki
feels confident that the device will not
want for tenants.
Because of the apparent impossibility
to keep the canals free of the vegetable
growths and other undesirable mate
rials that continually find entrance to
them an experiment is to be tried by
the Kinney company during the COM
ing week, when for time only fresh
water will be let run into the water
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
SIXTEEN POLLING PLACES
Pasadena viii Have Six New Ballot
ing Places at the Coming
Election
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, Feb. 23.-The growth in
the city's population is evidenced by
the fact that at the coming election
there will be sixteen instead Of ten poll
ing places as there were at the last cleo
tlon two years ago. The polling places
will be recommended as follows to the
council by city Clerk Dyer at the next
Monday meeting. The Endorsement of
the councilmanic body to the selection
of the polling places viii be asked. The
places selected are MS follows: Precinct
1, 3i3 North Lake avenues precinct 2,
la North Madison avenue; precinct 3,
ia East Union street; precinct 4, city
hall; precinct 8, 1877 North Fair Oaks
avenue; precinct 6. 237 West Colorado
street precinct Z, sos First street, pre-
cinct'S tent at 1896 East Colorado street;
precinct Q. rear of sos East Colorado
street. precinct 10, band stand in Cen
trail park; precinct IL, SO South Fair
Oaks avenues precinct IL, rear of 43O
West Colorado street: precinct 13, bowl
ing alley at 1890 North Fair oaks ave-
nue.; precinct IA, 1191 North Fair Oaks
avenue; precinct 15 36 Stevenson ave-
nue.; precinct 16. McAdams place, Colo
RADIO and Chester.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
EDNA MAY TO WE'D
Rich NEW YORKER
REPORT DECLARED TO BE
TRUE THIS TIME
Noted Stage Beauty's Engagement to
Oscar Lewsohn Is Announced.
She viii stay on the
Stage
peclnl cable 10 The 1Iernld.

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON Feb. 23.-It was announced
here today that Edna May, the Amer
lean actress, Is to marry Oscar Lew
isohn before the year end. The BRIDE
groom-elect Is q son of Adolph Lew
ishon of New York.
The couple will reside in London
after the wedding and 1t Is said that
the young woman will positively con-
tinue her stage career.
1t was only a year ago that Edna
Mays name and Lewlsohns were
coupled in n report of an engagement
in Chicago At that time the actress
declared that Lewiston was only "a
platonic friend" and that instead of
her wedding him or anybody else with
in forty eight hours" she would bo
pleased If the newspapers would raise
the time limit to forty-eght years.
Lewisohn's family has fortune
which his father made in copper. He
is younger brother of Jesse Lew
isohn and Is a turf and first-night
devotee. He has more than a million
in his own right which came to him
upon the death of his father.
Edna Mays beauty first won her a
permanent place behind the footlights
when she appeared in Broadway as the
Salvation Lassie in George Lederers
production of The Belle of New York"
The young woman's contemplated ad-
venture into matrimony will not have
been her first. She was formerly the
wife of Fred Titus, a professional bicy-
Gle rider. She divorced Titus in this
city two years ago. Her father Is a
letter-carrier in Syracuse, N. Y.
Until Lederer took Miss May to Lon
don nobody here had raved over her.
The English johnnies discovered" her
and when she returned to New York
her stage fortune was made.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
MAY SETTLE FLAGRANT
CASE OUT OF COURT
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, Feb. pa warrant is
out for the arrest of DR.. G.. Roscoe
Thomas on the charge of having dead
animal about his premises The offense
alleged is said to have been committed
as far back as February II, and that
an attempt is being made to settle the
matter out of court is reliably stated.
The warrant was issued on a complaint
sworn to by Sanitary Inspector Hud-
dleston and is made returnable to
Judge Mcdonald. The warrant was is
sued under the provision of the city
ordinance which provides that there
shall be no refuse or dead animal mat
ter allowed to accumulate in the yards
of residents of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
MISS MILLS FAVORED
BY MILLIONAIRE PEER
Special Cable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-There is much
talk everywhere of Lord Howard de
Walden's sudden infatuation for Miss
Beatrice Ogden Mills of New York.
While no engagement is as yet an
nounced, the young nobleman, who
has avoided matrimonial nets so as
siduously cast for him, is not only
peer but millionaire and is at last
said to be in love with this good-look-
ing young American girl.
Lord Howard de Walden is shy,
retiring young man, though rather
fond of Monte Carlo and it's excite
ments. The Druce claim for his in
heritance is rather upsetting him. for
there is an outside chance of his losing
the best part of his fortune should
things go against the Portlands.
Now that the claimant Druce is talk
ing of changing his lawyers the Port
lands and Lord Howard de Walden
are feeling more comfortable. as 1t is
said the lawyers areehot satisfied with
the kind of evidence he is producing.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
LOS ANGELES ATHLETIC
CLUB BRANCHING OUT

At a meeting of the directors of the
Los Angeles. Athletic club last night 1t
was decided to increase the capitaliza-
ton of the club from $5OO00 to $500, 900.
Applications for membership received
before March / will be accepted at the
usual amount. $40, but after that date
membership in the club will be placed
at $50.
President Frank Garbutt says within
sixty days lot for the new building
will be chosen. 1t is expected that the
clubs membership will be greatly in
creased within the next few weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
BERNHARDT
SUED FOR FAKE
NE MOIRS
Is Virtually Accused
of Dishonesty
Written by Insurance Msn-Autobios-
raphy Not Her Own Work-Expose
May Keep Her from Legion
Of Honor She covets
special cable to The Herald.

Special Gable to The Herald.
PARIS. Feb. 23.-1n the midst of ply
steal and financial worries Sarah Bern
hardt now has to face lawsuit.
Heinneman, the publisher, practically
accuses her of dishonesty in her
memoirs, of which he is part pur-
chaser.
1t was Theodore Stanton who pro-
posed to her to publish her life story.
For time she worked with him upon
it. and then. as the business side of
the undertaking grew it slipped out
of the American writer's hands into
those of Frederick Mayer, the son of
Bernhardts former manager.
MAYER was then in the life insurance
business and made no pretense OF belng
a man of letters. Bernhardt. who has
a keen eye for business, installed MN
in her house in a study the walls OF
which were lined with bound volumes
containing press clippings, cuts, photo
graphs and all the matter that had
been written about her in all Ian
guages by press agents, sensation mon
gers. admirers and critics. Her IN
structions were brief: There's the
matter: get it together and make the
contracts"
Takes No Part In Work
She. herself, never visited that upper
room: never saw line of the work.
The contracts were drawn, Bernhardt
agreeing to deliver 200, 900 words within
two years. reserving the right to pup
lish in the meantime portions OF the
matter in magazines.
Heinneman advanced $1,000 for the
rights in England Fasquelle $1,000 in
France, Langdon $1,000 in Germany,
Appleton $1,000 in America and Bang
$500 for Scandinavian lands. And
Bernhardt pocketed about the same
total. say $4,000, for what was fur
nished the magazines. Seeing this mag
azine stuff Heinneman Immediately
complained that it evidently was not
authentic memories" such as he had
paid for, called it frankly bogus scrap
book stuff" and told Bernhardt that
within two years she must deliver to
him the agreed number of words of
a wholly different quality or be eX-
posed.
Thereupon all work on her side
ceased and suit will be instituted as
soon as possible.
This is very awkward for the ira
gedienne, coming at moment when
her friends and the admirers of her
art are working hard to procure for
her the long refused decoration of the
Legion of Honor.
%>e----
EVERYTHING you want you Will find In
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
BISHOP C0NATY
TO GIVE ADDRESS

PASADENA, Feb. 2S.-The Rt. Rev.
Thomas ]. Conaty bishop of the dio-
cese of Monterey and Los Angeles, will
address an audience in Pasadena tomor
row at ST. Andrews church. The SER
vice will begin promptly at 10:30 a. M.
and a special musical program has been
prepared for the service.
The church has been fitted up for the
occasion and will seat fully 1000 people.
A general invitation has been extended
the public to attend the services.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24

ways. The sediment and other matter
that comes through the big main sup
plying the canals with ocean water has
Kept the canals in an unnt condition
for bathing purposes and has caused
considerable expense I'm its removal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
SHRINERS TO VISIT
PASADENA SHRINE
Special to The Herald.


PASADENA, Feb. 23.-The forty
eight trainloads of Shriners that will
trudge across the burning sands to the
land of the setting sun where the sad
sea waves beat upon the crumbling
western edge of the continent will hit
Pasadena all in bunch March Z. 1t
has been so declared and the edict hav-
ing gone forth there is nothing that
can change it. On that day the Shrin-
ers who will crowd Los Angeles to
overfowing will crowd Pasadena to its
borders and almost depopulate the
Angel city to make the Crown city the
temporary metropolis of the Southland.
On some evening next week the
Shriners Of this city will meet and ar:
range for the entertainment of the
Shriners.
There is one ode thing about Wild
cat speculations."
What is that?'
THAT men pursue them with such
dogged determination"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24

Everything you want you will find In
the classified page-a modern encyclo-
pedia. One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
We Will Better Than
Meet Our Calculations

and be turning out pumps before
We dared hope to do so thirty days
ago. Our progress has been phenome-
nal. We incorporated January 16, and
In 80 days have accomplished at least
months work, and at a minimum cost
Why? Simply because we have good
thing. The demand for our pumps is
wonderful. The most skilled experts
have been sent to investigate our pump
and all with one accord give us credit
for more than we claim, and they all
admit that our pump has the highest
efficiency OF any pump in the world
Men of high standing have come in mad
fury ready to stamp into oblivion the
very existence of our pump. But when
once we explained the details concern
ing it, and showed our pump. which is
on demonstration at 222 w 1st St, they
We're convinced, and went away
satisfied.
Mr.. Ernest w. Pratt, our secretary
field this week with a company of capt.
reservation of stock before they return.
worth or $1,000 worth at SOC per share as
at 25c share. OuI record is established
to do so. AS soon as we receive the ne
ttre pumps, so as to satisfy the eVer-in
bought at $500 per share A delay on y
revenue which it will bring to our stockh
reservation and be sure of it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24


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