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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
NOTES oE THE GAME

Bill Dahlen's two-sacker in the fourth
proved timely, as McGann's wind Is
bad and he needed every second. Nc
Gam would have been caught at the
plate but for a very pretty feet-first
slide which fooled Clark.
"Muggsy'' McGraw did not appear in
the game or on the coaching line. He
directed affairs from the bench and ap-
peared delighted when his men COM
menced slamming Jones in the eighth.
Bowernan and Mullen have wired
that terms are satisfactory to them.
Manager McGraw has sent word for
Mullen to come along. 1t is not known
whether Bower: an will be invited.
Games will be played Saturday and
Sunday of this week at Chutes park,
with the same teams contesting. Nc
Graw has arranged for several games
with amateurs during the week.
Berry will doubtless get rid Of Nc
Intyre, who appeared at short. 1t is
said that Mcintyre played with Butte.
He may be good enough for Butte, but
would hardly do hereabouts.
| Art Devlin was unlucky with the
stick. He struck out twice and was
robbed of hit by Carlisle when the
latter dashed in and barely reached a
short one over third.
IL was readily TO De seen uldC Mike
Shannon is in faster form than his
team mates. The big fellow proved
frisky as lamb in left field and let
nothing get by him.
None of the Giant twirlers limbered
up much, but toward the close of the
game. Wiltse and Hannifin shook them
selves a bit with McGraw bunting.
The name Giants does not particular
ly apply to the present New York
crowd. They are all husky but with few
exceptions of stock build.
Browne is truly a great base runner.
BY way of variety he stole second in
the fifth inning with Jones holding the
ball.
Celery Cravath made pretty throw
in the fifth and nailed Shannon at the
plate after corraling Devlin's fly.
Mike Shannon committed highway
robbery in the sixth when he accepted
Clark's low liner to left.
Before Browne raped out his three
sacker Jones was rejoicing in two
strikes recorded.
Bresnehan donned the mask in the
seventh, taking Smiths place.
The Angels will start practice at
Santa Monica this morning.
Clark was not fast in tagging men at
the plate.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
ORDINARY CARD
IS SCHEDULED
FIFTEEN SELLING PLATERS
START FIRST
Handicap at a Mile Does Not FIJI
and Brooks Course Event
Is Substituted at
Ascot

An ordinary card is provided for this
afternoon at Ascot, as the handicap
at q mile did not flll and a selling race
over the Brooks course has been sub
stituted.
Fifteen selling platers are asked to
go six furlongs in the first race and
Il is very open affair, as generally
the one that gets away In front wins
at such distance and in a large field.
La Chata Is long overdue to win q
race and this may be her day. Lone
Hand is very fast, can go the distance
and may beat the top one.
Lillian Ayres will be a factor all the
way, as she is improving with each
race and may upset calculations by
winning. Veritas Vincit and Joe Kelly
have excellent outside chances to finish
among the first three. Bannocence
bears watching, as she has shown well
in her morning trials.
If Masedo is in any kind of form
he should tin-can in the second race,
as he outclasses this bunch, and in
his only start this season ran as
though short. That race should put
him on edge for today. Antara, IL he
performs to his workouts, should be a
bang-up second. He has been a false
alarm and may cop today. Elfin King
looks to have the show money at his
mercy and has only Willie Gregg to
beat. Joyner has an outside chance to
be third.
Ormonde's Right on his good race
Saturday should about win the third
event today. He shows Improvement
with each effort and has only to repeat
his last race to win. Niblick will be
the most dangerous contender and If
anything beats the top one he is the
most likely one to do 1T.
Jetsam Is rounding to form and will
be a hard horse to keep out of the
money. Geo. e. Miner may find the
route q trif1e too far. Madden has
never shown anything here over a
distance of ground and should do well
today. Bragg will go better over
heavy or muddy track.
Stoessel, Foncasta and Jack Little
figure to have the fourth race between
them. Stoessel has been running with
better company and should beat out
Foncasta for the first honors. The
latter will have all to do to save the
place honors from Jack Little, as he is
fast and game when it comes to a
drive. Jack Adams and Belvoir have
outside chances only to get any part
of the money
Line of Life looks to be in a soft
spot in the fifth race and has only tc
get away from the barrier to beat this
lot Winsome Ways, with only a
feather to carry, should be the runner.
up all the way.
Elmdale has shown a liking for g
distance in his last start and will be
hard to keep out of the money. Chan
Walworth, Lille b. and Phyz have ar
outside chance to finish in the trio.
Red Bill in his only effort here made
his field look very cheap and If h,
gets an even break may bid his mate
good by and romp home. Relchambe
has a lot of early speed and will lik
the distance. Look for him to place
Illusion, Airs and Zelma should figh
it out for the short end of the purse
Watch for Black Mate, as he may b,
surprise today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
LONG BEACH ELKS
TO HAVE CARNIVAL

speci1l to The Herald
LONG BEACH, March s--From April
20 to May 4 the local lodge Of Blks
will hold q spectacular carnival in the
auditorium. It Is expected to prove
the biggest society event ever UNDER
taken In this city. on the last night,
which will be Saturday, a dress ball
will probably be given.
It is planned to have a number Of
booths arranged around the big hall.
The booths will be fitted up represent
ing different nationalities and will be
presided over by society women Of the
town, who will be arrayed in the pic
turesque costumes Of the various ma
tions During the afternoon and even
ings varied amusements and attractive
musical programs will be provided.
The executive committee having
charge of the arrangements for the
carnival consist of f. G. Roberts, chair
man; w. 8. Brainard, secretary; J. 70.
Ward, treasurer; DR.. w. Hartman
Jones, ed S. Brown and ]. r. Will
llams.
The carnival will be given under the
auspices of the building committee of
the lodge and will doubtless net a large
sum to be used toward building the
proposed new Elks' club house on
ocean avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
SALE TELLS TALE OF
FRUIT INDUSTRY DECREASE
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, March 3.-The Pasa-
dena Lemon Growers association has
sold to l.. M. Jacobs it's property at the
intersection of Elm avenue and the
Santa Fe tracks for a consideration Of
$1,000 cash. The building has floor
dimensions of 60xSO feet The sale of
the building denotes the steady growth
of Pasadena. 1t deslgnates that the de-
mand for building lots and residence
sites has become so great that it is inn
possible to supply ii without cutting
up the groves and selling them off tc
patrons seeking for a place on which
to build home The cutting up of the
groves has so decreased the output OF
oranges that the demand for a packing
house has been gradually growing less
and less until the lemon growers plant
was shut down and eventually the sub
ject of the recent transaction.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04

tied the score Mcintyre flew TO
Browne and Clark did likewise to Sey-
mour With two outs there Is usually
not much In order. Oscar Jones, how
ever, reached first after bouncing one
over Vicker's head. Bernard hit In
field to Shea.
Carlisle was implored to do some-
thing and he did, the same being =
rousing two -saclter which hugged the
first base line to score a brace of runs.
A most un-Sabbath like noise resulted
and many nice things we're said of
Mr.. Carlisle. kitty" Brashear be-
came excited and slammed pretty
one over Shea's head, bringing in Car
Isle. Dillon went out short to first.
McGraw shook up his team bit In
the eighth and cried for blood, Browne
took two strikes and then tore off a
triple to right field. Art Devlin twist
ed out what appeared to be a hit and
Carlisle stabbed II six inches from the
ground. Seymour was hit In the back
and took first.
Utility Man Strang came up for Nc
Gam and scored Browne with a single
to left. Dahlen hit safely to right and
tailed Seymour. Dahlen continued to-
ward third, but was thrown out by
Cravath. Shea singled to right and
Bresnahan flew to Brashear.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
LOOK FOR CROWD
At MASS MEETING
OCEAN PARK CITIZENS SEEM
DETERMINED
Prefer Dlsineorporatlon and Townshlp
Form Of Government Rather
Than Longer Rule Of
Trustees
Special 70 The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
OCEAN PARK. March 3.--There has
been no let up IN the activity Of those
who are supporting the movement 70
effect the disincorporation of this muni-
cipality and the prospects are that the
Venice auditorium will be none too
large to hold the crowd that will be
present at tomorrow nights mass meet
ing, when the matter will be foremost
of several that are to be thoroughly
threshed out by the community.
1t is probable that charge Of income
patability or something meaning the
same thing will be brought against the
board of city trustees who are charged
individually and collectively with vari-
Gus abuses Of Office and against whom
certain property owners have taken
steps to bring suit for damages aggre-
eating s150,000, which amount they
claim will not cover the loss sustained
by them by reason of the trustees coun-
tenancing the city of Santa Monica
using the local sewage facilities.
Other matters that the board Is
charged with having overstepped itself
in include it's no-saloon ruling of last
Tuesday and it's action in planning 10
build the proposed municipal building
at a point isolated from the builtup
section of the city. Just what disin-
corporation means does not appear 10
be clear to the majority of those who
were spoken to today on the subject,
but practically all of whom we're In
favor of It or anything that would
affect change in the brand of govern
ment that has been passed out to the
city by its present guardians.
To disincorporate, which would be
decided by the voters at special elec-
ton, would not affect it's obligations TO
holders of its bonds. These would have
to be met just the same as if the city
still existed.
County Supervisor Peter j. Wilson
would be put on the job of keeping the
streets clean and the garbage collec-
tions would be a matter for the resi-
dents to arrange between themselves
unless the county could be induced to
operate the incinerator. The two paid
heads of the fire department would be
dispensed with and the organization
would be composed of volunteers,
A township constable, and perhaps
an aid or two, would constitute the
police department, and the city or
dinances and kindred other matters
would lapse. No solution to the sewage
problem is offered under the township
administration. About eleven years
ago Long Beach disncorporated, and it
is said that the effect was not what the
community had hoped for, and that a
return to city government was brought
about after three years of great hard
ship on the section.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM SANTA MONICA
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, March 3.-The
local, lodge knights Of Columbus prac-
tically completed arrangements today
for the reception of Bishop Conaty ana
the several hundred Southern Califor-
MIA Catholics who will be present next
Sunday morning at the breaking OF
ground for the proposed 100000 church
at Fourth and California streets. The
program for the day will begin with
the reception of the guests, who Will
be escorted to the local parish in time
for mass at 1890 o'clock, which will
be Immediately followed with SER
mon by Bishop Conaty. Dinner Will
| be served at noon by a committee of
ladies. At 1880 the formal breaking of
earth for the foundation stone of the
new church will take place. At 8
o'clock Bishop Conaty will deliver his
| famous lecture, American Ideals,
following which the guests and men,
bers of the parish will join in a trolley
ride about the city. j. Euclid Miles,
past grand knight of the Santa Mon
lea lodge, will be in charge of the
party. Arrangements for decorating
the city and meeting the expense Of
the car ride have been made by the
board OF trade. In the evening a class
of sixty new candidates Will be in
itiated into the lodge by state Deputy
Joseph Scott. A grand banquet will
bring the days exercises to a fitting
finale. Those having the arrangements
in charge are: Decoration committee,
Joseph Feltwell, Messrs. Frank silva,
Miles, Millen, ] P. Whelen, w. silva
and w. McAltoona; banquet, A. F.
Cooney, Messrs. Altoona, Giroux, j.
REILLY, silva and Millen: reception,
Messrs. Atwell, Miles, Boehme, Grand
mason, silva, Tatum, Ryan and Sharp.
Development work has been begun
by the Santa Monica Oil, Gas and Min
ing company on its property four miles
east of this city. The company has
about eighty men and a dozen teams
engaged in repairing the roads leading
to the property and will begin driving
wells as soon as it is possible to haul
the machinery, which will probably be
within a few days
At it's annal meeting yesterday the
local branch of the w. G. T. u. elected
officers for the ensuing twelve months
as follows: President, Mrs. Hattie Bar
rett; vice president, Mrs. T. Hughes
Lodge; recording secretary, Mrs Ada
Shuttle; treasurer, Miss Sara Much.
The retiring president, Mrs. T. Hughes
Lodge, had held the office for five
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
DOVE OF PEACE
RETURNS TO BEACH
Rumor Circulated That Abbot Kinney
and Trustees Have Patched Up
Grievances and Old Regime
ls Resumed

VENICE, March 3.-Ferullo is coming
back to Venice, Colonel Frank Lawton
is to resume the management of the
ship hotel, auditorium and st. Marks
cafe, Fred Limonze is to be reinstated
as manager of the dancing pavilion and
Abbot Kinney Is going to "loosen up"
whatever that means.
All these things are to happen within
a fortnight IL the we'll informed persons
who dispensed information In public
places and on the sidewalks of this re-
sort today are correct in their surmises.
Shop keepers told their patrons that
everything had been patched up be-
tween Mr. Kinney and the city trustees
and that the crepe would be taken off
the city's gates before another Sunday
rolled around.
Mr.. Kinney, however, had no state
ment to make and his lieutenants could
not be located. Frank Lawton, when
spoken to about the matter, sidestepped
the question, but admitted that he was
not averse to taking back his former
job If the conditions were different than
he had to combat last summer.
This section adhered strictly to Sum-
day observance laws today. Liquor was
not to be had without a doctors pre-
scription, and as the only resident ply
sician who is also the proprietor of the
| only drug store in town, is said to be
incorruptlble, it may be taken for
granted that no booze was dispensed.
The greatest source of disappoint-
ment to the visitors was in finding the
dancing pavilion closed. That the sale
of liquor had been stopped seemed to
| be generally known, but the ruling of
the city trustees to restrict dancing to
the week days only was surprise to
many. Other forms Of entertainment
were readily found, however, that salts
| fed the pleasure seekers.
| The ship hotel did not open it's doors
to the public, although many persons
applied for permission to inspect the
unique structure, several of whom
claimed to have come a considerable
distance for that express purpose.
| At Playa del Rey a large crowd at
| tended the afternoon concert by Ferul-
los band, the occasion being the re-
opening of the resort under the new
management of Colonel Frank Lawtor
and G. M. Pierce, the Balloon route ex-
cursion promoter. The town was wide
open and there was a big sale of wei
goods.
In the evening the Ferullo organiza.
tion gave a second concert before ar
audience larger than the one 1t ha6
played to earlier in the day. The band
is now composed of fifty-four musicians
and from the enthusiastic welcome II
received on its initial appearance ap-
| pears to have lost none of the popular
ity it attained last summer in this Sec
| tiOn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
De Saba WILL
EXHIBIT STRING
ENTERS LARGE LIST IN THE
PASADENA SHOW
Arrives with Nine Gig, Trap and Four.
ln-Hsnd Entries and Expects
TO Capture seversl
Blue Ribbons
FHHHUeNU ABeHCyl
n North Raymond Avenue.
Phonesi Sunset 1907, Home 212L


PASADENA, March Be. ]. De
Saba, jr., OF Santa Barbara arrived
this morning with two cars OF horses
and vehicles to exhibit in the Pasadena
horse show. In the string Of animals
there are nine fancy bits Of horsefesh
that are expected to capture prizes In
several classes, including the gig, trap
and four-in-hand classes.
The equipments arriving with the
horses are absolutely new and up-to-
date and among the finest on the
coast. There will be some of the fin
est entries in the several classes desig-
mated made by Mr.. De Saba, the fame
of whose stables has made them known
the length of the Pacific coast.
Among some of the other horses at
present in Pasadena ready to exhibit
their points among the other charming
equine beauties to form one of the
largest lists ever entered at the horse
shows of the continent Is the famous
black Percheron stallion, Declarant, to
be entered by the oaklawn farm,
owned In Wayne, Ill, by Durham &
Fletcher Declarant is the pick among
the large stock of Percheron, French
and Belgian draft and French coach
stock which has made the Oalklawn
farm one of the famous breeding sta
tions in America. He weighs 2110 and
was foaled in 1902. He is by Gargan-
tua out of Bijou. He has captured blue
ribbons at many of the horse shows on
this continent and in Europe, having
been pronounced the most perfect OF
his type at the French exhibits.
Another entry will be the French
draft horse Port Drapeau, belonging tc
Mr.. Macumber of this city. He Is q
splendid French bred animal, weighing
2285 and took the first prize at the
great Paris horse show recently He
was foaled in 1902 by L'Aiglon out Of
Jollie.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
AMATEUR BALL TOSSERS
PLAY ON MANY DIAMONDS

Following are tEe results of amateur
ball games played on Southern Cali
fornia diamonds yesterday:
Western Hardware g. Arms Co. -,
Florence, 2; at Arcadia.
Meeks, IL; Haywards Colts, 2, at
county hospital.
Nofzigers, 1S; University Merchants,
1, at Los Nietos.
Home Telephones. 12; Downey. 0, at
Downey.
CoIored Y. M. C. A. of Los Angeles,
7; Monroyia Y. M. C. A.. 8. at Fiesta
park.
Giants, IS; Trilbys, 1. at Fiesta park
Santa Monica Merchants, 4 Yellows,
2, at Santa Monica.
Hamburgers, Al Tufts-Lyon, 2, at
Anaheim.
Thistles 12i Melczers, A, at Thirty
eighth and Santa Fe. Bemis for the
Thistles was In great form and moved
down the Melczers at win,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
SIGN CONTRACT
FOR BIG JOB
Ocean Avenue Between AIamitos and
Golden Avenues VIII Be
Paved at Cost Of
$4,000
Long Beach Office,
129 East Third Street.
Phone-Home 297.

AS5 bdbl AhAAd DbAcSes
Phone-Home 297.
LONG BEACH, March 3.-The con-
tract for the paving of Ocean avenue,
between Alamitos and Golden avenues,
was signed yesterday by a paving
company and the work is now ex-
pected to proceed without further de-
lay. The paving of this important thor
oughfare along the ocean front has
long been desired, but has been him
dered by a lack of city funds. The
contract calls for the expenditure OF
$50,000. In some places along the street
the grade will be changed two feet.
The paving company has agreed to
begin work within fifteen days and to
have that portion of the avenue lying
between Cedar and American avenues
completed within thirty days from that
time. The lowering of the grade will
begin at Locust avenue. 1t will dror
to Cedar avenue where it will have
been lowered two feet.
The Pacific Electric tracks along the
street will have to be lowered. Vitri-
fed brick cutters will be put in in
stead of the concrete ones now In use
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
IRON WORKER TO BE
BURIED BY FELLOWS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, March 3.-The funeral
services over the remains of Louis H.
Grider, the structural iron worker who
fell from the arm of the huge derrick
merce building on Colorado street Fri
day and who died in the Pasadena hos
pital on Saturday as the result of his
injuries, will be held from the chapel
of Adams, Turner & Stevens tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
The services win be in charge of the
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
union of Los Angeles, of which or
ganlzation the man was member
Rev. Harry Thompson, curate Of the
All Saints Episcopal church, will preach
the funeral services. Interment will
be at Mountain View cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
LIBRARY REPORT IS
BEST OF ALL YEAR

PASADEA, March By statistics
compiled by Miss Nellie Russ, Pasa-
dena's librarian, the month Of Febru-
ary is shown to be record breaker
circulating period Of twenty-three days
showed total collection of $124.18, di-
vided among subscriptions, $50; fines,
$76.55; and collections from the book
lovers library, $11.95 Books lost and
paid for make up the balance.
The total attendance on the four
Sundays when the library was open
from to p. m. was 592. The circula-
tion Of books was 1882, giving high
daily average of 517.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
ENDEAv0RERS PLAN A
FEAST OF EVANGELISM
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, March s.--One OF the
greatest evangelistio days in the his
tory Of Pasadena's church life is plan
ned for Sunday, March 10, by the
Pasadena City Union of Christian En-
deavorers. Rev. A. A. Hadden has
been secured to appear on that date
and Will conduct a morning, afternoon
and evening service In the Pasadena
churches, at which church each service
will be held Is as yet undecided.
Mr.. Hadden Is the field evangelist Of
the California State Union Of Christian
Endeavorers, and has but recently
come from n very successful series of
meetings throughout the east.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
START IS MADE
POWER TUNNEL

LONG BEACH. March S.-A start
has been made on the tunnel which
will lead from the First National bank
building under Pine avenue to the
beach. The tunnel will be six feet
deep, four feet wide and win be fifteen
feet beneath the surface OF the ground.
From the Westminster building,
which viii be erected on the beach,
heat, light and elevator power will be
trans lnitted through the tunnel to the
new bank haiiding.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, March 2.--FOllowing are
the Daily Racing FORMS selections for
Mondays races at Ascot;
1--Retropaw, Lone Hand, La Chnta.
2-MasedO, Antarn, Willie Gregg.
3-Niblick, Madden, Geo. e. Milner.
4--StoesseI, Lucrcce, Foncasta.
Cline of Life, Elmdale, WinsOme
Ways.
6-Red Bill, Jersey Lady. BeIchamber.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
NAPLES MAN TO HAVE A
SUMPTU0US POWER LAUNCH
Special to The Herald,

LONG BEACH, March ga forty
foot launch, which will be equipped
with fifty horsepower motor is be-
ing built for A, C. Parsons of Naples
at the Ross Boat works at Alamitos
Bay It will be completed within sixty
days and 1t is said will be the speedi-
est power boat on the southern coast.
1t will be finished in mahogany and
viii cost S2500.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
PASTOR RETURNS FROM
TRIP TO OLD HOME
snaclal to The FeraId.

PASADENA, March S.--Rev. " Hun
ter Brink. pastor OF the Lake Avenue
Methodist church, returned yesterday
from Cheney, Kas., where he has been
spending a few weeks. He brings with
him his father, the Rev. Stephen Brink,
a minister of repute In eastern clergical
circles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
NEW YORK
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-Browne. Two-base hits
Shay, Browne, Carlisle. Left on bases
Los Angeles Z; New York. 4. Wild pitch
---Vickers. 1: Jones. 1. Bases on balls
vath to Clark Time-1:4O Umpire-Beck-
lev
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
EAST SIDE DEFEATS RELvEDERE

The East Los Angeles nine defeated
the Belvederes by a score OF 7-2 on
the Rowan avenue grounds yesterday
afternoon. Schultz of the winning
team struck out fifteen men. Andrews
received. Sam and Upton formed the
BelVedere battery.