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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

nad Ieinen Seim, in GUrtB
9atota, reiien.
@m bersansenen Samitas fanb
bel gbrih aUttboff cine frbbliue Sc
burtstnefeier Itntt. Gr bot an Oieiem
Gage ben 40. Meilenitein ieiues Sc.
benaneeeS bel gutter @eiunbbsit er-
reidt, unb mar nit &eht in gutter
gtimmuns. SIM sabIreifen Greun'
bes. un6 9ermnnbtentreiIe purben
Elm paar red1t nersniete Stun6en uer-
lebt, unb Der @uuif aqsr 1T baB er
nod Uiele Bisaenfeite ieieru m6se.
8. Slueaer bat ben @ertuft elm.
es tuertbuOllen Gels gu bettneen.
= @m. 8aeder bate feline Sdee
mible auf oer Sulins Bod Snrnt nuf.
aeitellt oa lebterer cine erOse Sdeune
bauen mill un6 8autOla nDthia bat.
= ats Ganbiont fir 8eeauKeber
bat fid Gbriit aOttbOf eemetbet.
Who is next?
StonpSttt B. 8. 1lau.
pin oer fia bic leeten 4 MOnate in
8pomius aufbielt, 1T suradaetehrt
Wtit inn lam fem Dntel, Serr Gam
tleg bel Delfem er iia nuisebutten
bat, aesterer 1T Jest bier BEL Ieiuer
Shueiter frau @n. Mnupin.
8. %. Seaina uun 8nibinetDn
mar leste 8Ohe bier un 6errn Glt.
baae bebalflid gu ietn bic @able
pieber in suten @ana su brineen.
1err SeIins 1T Elm auspeSei9neter
Mablenbauer.
SRI. GIuinn SncOb lit mad ct.
Souls sereiit no iie gu uerbleiben as.
Oentt.
81 a M Oi 8. 5rl gnulina
Sumburs, uOn 8iiou. 8anias, 1T bier
gu Seiua BEL ibrer Sdweiter, 5rau
3, 8 auefer.
8olter s. emo bon gap, 1T
sur Belt bier inter WebanOluna bes
9etI.@ asnetiieurs Ssnrp Wlar.
quano
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

GuOperS tlt, Den Che.
leuten so. 9omfelOt tuurbs am 20
Sanuar Elm E0dterhen sebOrsn.
9 lie NJ q n. Slueut aoeb bat
feline 5nrm fir $4,000 an Senrp
Burlington tuelder in Der gidbe BON
DAT Sitl wObnt, uertnuTt.
Tea. Sobn RiharOiuu, bon
Boone Gouutb, tuar bier ~ Beiub,
unb taufte wabrenbbem einen iH6'
men Senet bon Jrant Binder, Jun.
fur $3.50.
. an. Senrp 5. Stepban u.
5rl. 2ottie Meper tuurOen am
9Onneritaa ben "a Sanuar In aller
Sttue eetraut.
Simon 8Deeer bat bic fribere
@rainnep Jarm fur $4,000 an GbriIt
&uefuer %uerinuft.
Q oilfe. Senrp
seib II uOn Oklahoma snrifeetebrt
unp bsabf&tist i'm 9rabiubr OuLia su
stebeu.
Der ShutbeiuG bat infOlee
bes arniirens ber @aIern Dbnie UNI
40 BrO3ent nbeenOmmen.
Salnes u. 8itden bat ieinen
Gntbeil an Der NaabIs bier on ieinen
Observation-Disclosures SInac SOubers
uertauft nnO Iudbt einen anb.rn Bios.
-8 OF / a m. gbnR. s@lots
lab leibet an @ei6maren.
GreO Kramer u. penrp Biere
buben elm 9Crn,S 4reOOer sstauft
I'M Die 5nruner gu beplhden.
So ostt bier Oas @eraGt Der
UNI bah anf Aerrtann ufmnnn'S
farm in nidt su ferner 8eit cine
aOblsnmins i'm Gang psbraat tOsr.
ben iOn.
Die S&aIer Der Dlb @uplnm
sduIe absn iip l@On i'm gruornmm
fnr e&uIIHtub. aOuIs @ismnun IL
aebrer; es II Tein 2. 9ermin bier
unO man ~ nit isInen aeiFanpea su.
|frieDsn.
St0lpe. Martin Rid ber
mdbrenb BET Isbten 2 MDnnle set
Ielnsu GLssrn uno gsslpanbitn Bier
a.sk,,& '.te IRISH tssfs S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

ROfebnb. 90 III bier cine
SittiHrift I'M llmtnuf tuelde bic
County Court erlutt bic @renSlienen
Oes 8esbiRrttts l6 sa anberer
90. aurreImepsr mar ROntas
in permanu UNI nit Counts g(ert
Stipatseiaafte gu usrbapbeln.
Seize ReItOn unO SRI. Gi;,Ie
Ienfrotu baben tebte @Ode einanoer
aebeiratbet.
Gm lebten Sunntae wuroe
Sermnnn 9eiObrint ien., anlablia
ieines @eburtstaees cine Sarprile.
Sartp sebraft, mas ibn iebr aeIreut
bat.
SRI. @utbilba 9iermauu,
tuelfe al ber 9uberiulOfe ertrauEt,
Iansere Belt barnieber Tag, 1T ant 81
Sanuar i'm utter bon "a Sabren se-
tDrben.
- Btaub. %. 3. Cobb bat
bic Saoemabte BON .. Berfelmauu
%getauit un oIeielbe iiOtid bon Belle
in 8etrieb gu ieten.
- 8. $, unb SO. aOepte Iinb bon
6aitinss, @ebrasta. auraraetehrt
unO babeu pom 6r. 5drueOer bic bei
&Oiebub eeteeeue l6o aldsr nnfaTeu.
be 5arm fir $4,000 o~stauft.
so. aanOuebr BON Mt. Sterling
bratte am Samitas 1900 8funO 8tees
iamen in biefisen Deartt unb betaHt
$3.50 baflr.
SO. 9reiuel 1T nit ieiner ga.
Mile BON Shannon gountb surddaes
tebrt uno weroeu bier ibr neues Seim
besieten. @r brahte 2Garlatunasn
Wafi9peine nit.
GbeU. 0neffner bon Smiss,
tuelder auf BEN Reier Elaee oils
8auidreiuer tbdtia mar, luurOe am
SOpntaa bierbsr eebradt unb naG
9auie ipeoirt neil er iid burf einen
5aI pom @ebaube cine @erlebung
am 8eine 5use5oeen bate.
8. &. ganeis mslder nts
Shmieb in Seattle, 8nibinatDn, at.
beitet, 1T bier su Seiut. Der
&eiten eefd0t Inn, Die 2bbne iiuO oa
oOppelt 10 bod pie bier.
peurp 5rieOerid 1T Der @epeu.
itanb Uieles 9adens. aestsn SOnn.
tag uerlieB er iein Seim BET Cooper.
oiq nit elmer aite @ier I'M in Stanb
feline ibliHen Snmftae Gintdufe 3u
MAIDEN uuo uurbe ieinen Srrtbum
erft eetunbr als sr mad gift gtnnO
fam unb bic iunntdelih sstleibeten
9eute aus Der Birdie tOmmen fab.
lin ieiu Uaibosrenisen 81 oermet.
rem. fiel bic 8iite nit ben Gisrn bonn
unb mebrere 9useub Gier
uerbrnden -unO Gier tOlten iest 10
uiel @elO, meinte Der bie6ere Serr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
8eber's 6aQe

be er nod 8auius gitp iber, unO bat
er I'M pnnsen 81 Sabre i'm Staate
RiHOuri pewUhnt. @r mar Der dls
teite Greimaurer i'm Stuute, unD
@rUBmeifter Der 9ermanner 9Ose.
unb 20 Sabre lang Elm IitolisO Der
temple gOee In aanins gitp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

3eituAss. Guuuncen sabten iih, nur
mtfen es mebr pie seitmeiie Der.
iuhe fem. Gin LANCER S&ritt be.
beutet feline LANCE Steile pnO eine aIn'
seiae bebeutet nod INNER ieinen
buuernOen GrfOls. geriu4en sic
einmnl bic anaeiseipulten bes
,Golfsblatt1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

Die Gbeleute SIusuit Biermunn
finb Runtnp BON RoiebuO auradse.
iebrt no fe Der Beerbipuue ber
g9meher bes Serrn Stermann bel.
tpubnten. Die gernurbene, SRI.
RartbilOa 9iermann, mar "a Sabre
alt, unb mar elm 0pfer Oer eauDpierr
enOen ShminOIuht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

Cute 2~anOltraBen iiuO fir ben 5ar.
mer cine gtOtbwenOisteit, unb bns
um 10 mebr. lie ipariamer er tuirtb,
ihnften muB. S9tehte Strasen
uertbeuern ieoen transport, unb al.
les Materiut an 8Geen nnb @erathen
iOitet mebr 8rnft uno Grbnltuup, nla
bel euteu Straben eebraubt wirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

gbria 2eibah unb Dan SHmibt
tuelde naa 9ssas reiier MOLTEN,
ftnb nitbt peiter als ben etaat aRii'
FFippi setOmmen, unO Oa bic VIC.
beitslBbne i'm SaOsn benen i'm glorb.
en- anb Sabmefien nadteben, iebr,
ten fie pieber mad MiFonri surif
nnb finD iebt in Sermann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
5ar r~totisnabme.

Sd babe nteine @eiHdftsHube
bOm GDurtbnuie in bns ReOaittDns.
jirumer I'M gOltsblGtt @ebinDe per.
teat. no id nsts 81 finbsn isiu tuers
De lnb bereit bin nue nDtnrlelsn
Srbeiten rpie bic Gnferttpunp UDn
Rauf-unO ga&tbrisfen, TsTtnmentee
gOImn6tsn unb iOnhise etni&ldp,
IiGe WerriHtunotn, 81 b~eiur0en.
Iud enlpfsbLe ID MID flr In Der
grpbnte.gpurt u~ortpmmenbs De.
iadfts. aQtt 9I1eeu in nnOsrsn @s
ridtsn befaHs Id MID nt4t mehr.
I'm esusinter IN nrnepebsnsr RiGt.
ano. IpriOelsblsa 8aipsua bittst
Exeb 8. y 1.
n4w WI Unh1t3 ~. L.LHL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

Die 8slti 1T gut, man mus iie nur uer.
feben;
Die uie(en 8laeen iinb ourhaus ni1t
nneebrnAt.
Die triiben Gage oerbeuaud peraeben
go fiter uie bemGnee fuiet bie9la1t.
Sait gu benn 5reuoen, nuf bic gu
tannit Sdblen,
nno &odD ItUuntnin Sbee, miro 9trs
nift meiter fehlen.
Ru h.ben BEL 8alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

Gir buben leste 8OHe in nIer
8hr5e beriHtet bah @tcOluus Glustih
in 81. Souls am 9OunerHne ben 81.
Sanuar, i'm utter BON "A Sabren ee.
itOrben 1T. Or mar LANCE Sabre bel
Smiss wDbnbaft, unb nt9t rur nlS
tbdtie, iOnbern mar aud
mebrere Eermine 8eenufieber, unb
bat nls gOntrnitOr mebrere Meilen
6teinhrnbe an Der GiIenrOab eebaut.
gu elmer Belt nnbm er lebbnften 0In'
tbeil an unierer GOuutppOlttit. unO
bic ganOibnten fur melhe er iifJ be.
miibte, batten in ibm eine quite Stlbe.
Sc mar elm gar leutielieer. gutter
Wonn uno Burger, uno ieiner 6as
milie Elm liebeuOuer Batter. Dor ct.
rua IA Snbren Spe er nit ben Seini-
gen nod ct. Souls, feline @aitiu
itnrb Oa Dor 6 Sabren, 2 S6bne unb
6 S6dter betrauern ieinen tot. 81
bate uiele 5reunoe in Sermnnn mel.
DIE i'm elm liebenolles Inoenten be.
mnbren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

FRI. Carrie @niie tuetde in ct.
Souls beiddftipt mar, 1T am Sums'
tne rpieOer mad Snuie suradsetebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

Sobn 5elb BON Yotsbam bat teste
@Odbe an ben gambler geter 9unuier
2 S4la6thiere fhr $3.50 uertauit.
@emiB Elm bober Breis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

@alter s. emo, bon 8np, uelder
in gbamuis gu Beiut mar, if @On'
tag uieber Seiu setDmmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

Die &beteute Sermnun &Upp mo-
rem anfunss Der @Ude BET Serpano'
ten in MurriiOn 81 8eiu4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

Gbas $. Ametins, Der aaufmann
gu StOlpe, tunr Snmitua bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

q gorrtprnbtut,n NIB G;uisESuuetn bon al9,'
mtintn SrttrtHt Hnb .rtct'H, rlhftn ms it'
ord i~raftttns wittiroa trrtintu. Eur Ole
unh&ttn nuiertr GorrtIcsnbtnttn tno MIR
niht otrontportIth. Der tpahrs Nuunt ots
eGrtibtrs mub nns In autn Sdntn uittss-
thttit tutrhth.
~ 9u1ttetn BON m .hr uls 6 Sorl SrbB. mhhtn
ipdttftns Scnnl ysto9 Wor3tu tinesrttht ptr'
ben. Rah Sonuerstaa Wtlltae mtrosu tetnt
AuJttetn ougtnouimtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

asrmann, NO.. sr,itas Sen 8. Sch.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Good Time
To Order
A Spring Suit.

On arrival of our Spring
and Summer samples for
made 10 order clothes is
really the proper time to
make pour selection. Pat
tens and assortmentS are
|yet new and not oVer--pick-
led. You get the cream Of
the styles so to say.
This season small grey
checks and pIaids again pre-
dominate. Goats are made
full and long. Vests, Of a
comfortable stUIe and pants
Slightly loose. tapeTing to-
ward the shoe.
Well be glad to show you
our $50 samples and give
you our ideas about stuIe
and a suggestion as to what
look best on you.
Price $3.50 $4,000
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
6ddafts . aua6iuna.

Die bisberiee Sartneribip unter
benz Namen .. & 6. Mnusbunb,
gienrren ; 5abritanten, 1T nm 10.
Sanunr, 1907 mad seeenieitieen lie.
bereintummeti auieel6st fuurben,
unb fiibrt Gbas. 8. Mausbunb baB
@eiHaft an alten 9Gabe nuI aueiniae
ueiter, ,iro empfeblen mir
benz ferneren 8UblwoGen bes
BubIituns.
5. & 3. 90 b b,
Rp., 5ebruar |. 1907.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
9srmaaner gulksbIutt.
GrGt prts. Co., 9erausseber.

entered In the Post Once at Hermann, Mo-. as
econd class mail matter.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-09-11

FOR SALE-A new Champion New
Home Sewing Machine at a bargain,
for cash, or on easy terms. Apply at
The Dispatch Office.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-09-11
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Tcur+x- of a~;,,ort~,,

County of Lexington,
By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq, Probate Judge
Whereas, Dosia Hall, made suit
to me, to grant him Letters of Admin
istration of the Estate of and effects of
David Hall.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said David Hall,
deceased, that they be and appear, be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Lexington, G. H., S. c., on 18th
September, 1907, next, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why the
said administration should not be grant
ed.
Given under my hand, this goth day
of August, Anno Donini. 1907.
GEO. S DRAFTS, q. S.
Probate Judge, Lexington County,S. G.
Published on the 4th day of Sept.
1907, in the Lexington Dispatch. 2w45
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-12
AUTOS HEADED
TOWARD NEVADA
LONG TRIP UNDERTAKEN BY
PLUCKY DRIVERS
Two Machines Leave Riverside for
archlight-ResuIt Means Much
to Those Contemplating
Similar Journey
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
| RIVERSIDE, March 11.-Promptly
as the clock struck 10 this morning Ted
Crossley and C. A. Dundas started on
their long journey to Searchlight, New.
Dozens of automobile owners were
present to see them off and crowds of
people lined the streets.
When the hour came every bolt in
the tourist car that is to be used had
been examined; every precaution had
been taken to put the machinery in
top-notch order. The drivers left here
in a car that will certainly be at it's
best. But the twenty horsepower of
the machine looks insignificant when
compared with the arduous stunts that
the trip includes. Deep sandy roads,
steep grades, quilted roads and foam
ing torrents are but a few of the
things that Crossley and his partner
will have to contend with, so the re-
suit of the trip will depend upon the
reliability Of the well ordered mechan-
ism, coupled with the grit and ability
of two experienced drivers
The chances are they will win out
and that they will establish the first
long-distance record to the Nevada
camps.
But the element of luck also plays
a part i'm the outcome of this trip, and
some who do not possess the unlimited
optimism of most Southern Californians
predict that Crossley and Dundas will
meet their finish long before they have
passed out of the confines of the state
of California. These predictions are
made in no wise a malevolent spirit,
but are simuly the cold-blooded con-
clusions of those who have analysed
all the elements of such trip. Those
who see the dark side point to the fact
that the majority of endurance runs
over roads not half as rough as the one
between here and Searchlight have re-
suited in early breakdowns and mis-
haps of such a character that placed
the completion of the proposed jour-
neys out OF the question
Possibly the most important question
for consideration in connection with
this long and arduous journey concerns
the advisabllity of using automobiles
in making Journeys to the mining
camps in the southern part OF Nevada,
as well as to Goldheld and the more
northern camps. In the latter places
automobiles are in common use and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-12
HORSE PLAY IS
GIANTS PAST|ME
BUGS AND 'ANNIGANS' CROSS
l'a BATS
MatheWson Has Wild Visions of Un-
covering Gold Mine with
Correspondence of
Baseball

The New York Giants indulged in two
sessions of good natured "horse play"
yesterday, the Bugs" and "Annigans'
crossing bats in morning and afternoon
matches at Chutes park. The Bugs"
defeated the regulars in both games. by
a score of 6 to In the first and s to 2
in the second.
The games were full of features. In
fact, there was little but features. Nc
Graw, who pitched part of the time and
played left field when not in the box,
found the dazzling Los Angeles sun
shine confusing, but even with this
drawback played two errorless games.
In truth, all the players played error
less games. They hired boy at the be-
ginning Of the first match to keep ac-
count of the errors, but the boy was
not strong and had to give it up. So
there is no record of errors.
Devlin was on edge and played in
championship form. In the third in
ming he sent one so far over the right
field fence that boy had to be sent
after the ball on a car.
McGinnity umpired both matches and
was accused by the defeated regulars
of giving the youthful Bugs" the big
end of it. McGinnity says he didn't,
but says that the western habit of
boosting things may have warped his
judgment a little.
Always after dinner the players re-
lax at the Lankershim hotel, sitting in
the lobby and exchanging gossip and
interesting dreams sometimes take
shape out of the smoke haze. Some of
the players have evolved elaborate
plans of extending their baseball ac-
tiVities. Hank" Mathewson has a lit
tie gem. He is going to teach profess
sional baseball by correspondence.
Sees Money In 1t
"It's a sure money maker" said
"Hank." "There are lots of young fell
lows who think that all they need is a
little good coaching in order to break
into league baseball. You send them an
attractive circular, with a full pros
pectus of your plans, announcing that
you've got full staff Of league play
ers for your faculty-why, there's moth
ing to it. They'd just reach out and
grab it. And then all you'd have to do
is to rake in the coin. You could give
'em their moneys worth, too. All you'd
have to do would be to keep 'em prac-
ticing, and that's all anybody could do
for 'em, anyway"
Matty Fitzgerald thinks all California
people have one leg shorter than the
other. "I've noticed 1t on every base
runner I've seen," said Mattty you
watch 'em when they turn the bases.
and see if it isn't so. The only reason
I can see for 1t is that they get that
way in climbing some of these hills
around here. 1 walked up that one at
Fourth street today and I've been walk
ing around on my heels ever since.
Another thing I've noticed about this
country is that no one was ever born
here. 1 was trying to get out to a
place in the suburbs a few days ago and
l asked fully a dozen men how to get
there. and each one told me he was a
stranger In the town. The burg looks
pretty good, made up Of a mixture as
1t is; I'd like to be around when the
home product is coming up"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-12
GOOD THINGS ARE
FIRST AT OAKLAND
FIFTEEN AND TEN TO ONE
SHOTS WIN
Favorites, Heavily Played, Fall to
Romp Home, and Holders Of
Lucky Tickets Cash
Tidy Sums
BY Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, March 11.-sur-
prises were frequent at Emeryville to-
day, several favorites going down to
defeat. One of the upsets occurred in
the fifth, when Lone Wolf at Is to 1
breezed home in front of Hooligan and
Ed Sheridan, the odds on choice. Spring
Ban, played from 20 to 1 to 10 to /,
scored an easy victory over Pelham in
the second.
The weather was cloudy and track
sloppy.
Sam Hildreth sold Security to A..
Koenigsberger for $45OO and a half in
terest in Smiley Corbett to William
Cahill for $4,000. Results.
First race, four furlongs-Adrian, 112
(koerner), to 1, won; Wilmore, 112
"a. Brown, II to TO- second; Rustler,
106 (Musgrave), 25 to 1, third. Time
80 3-5. Macall Bonheur, Gage Taylor
and Dollar Chaser finished as named.
Second race, six and a half furlongs,
selling-Spring Ban, 115 (Retting), 10
to 1, won; Pelham, 100 &C. Wiliams),
13 to 5, second; Mimo, 120 (IIunter), Is
to 1, third. Time 1924 4-5. Modicum.
Alice Carey, Proceeds, M. A. Powell
Crigli, Bright Albert. Emma Rubold
and Dora finished as named. Kumiss
was left at the post.
Third race, six furlongs, selling
Convent Bell. los (Scoville), 8 to 2, won;
Alta Spa. 110 q. Williams), 10 to 1,
second; Derdom, 107 (Koerner), 8 to 5,
third. Time 1;1S. Avona, Handmaiden,
Lord Rossington and Frascuelo finished
as named.
Fourth race, mile and one-sixteenth,
selling-Andrew Mack, 109 (Koerner),
II to 10, won; Nigrette. 96 (McLaugh-
lin), IL to 2, second; The Borgian, 103
q. Hunter), 4 to 1, third. Time 1:50.
Funny Side, Corrigan, Sahara, Anvil
and Bryan finished as named.
Fifth race, one mile and furlong,
selling-Lone Wolf, 1O9 (Fischer), Is to
1, won; Hooligan, 10 IL. Williams).
to 1, second; Ed Sheridan, 109 (J.
Hunter), 13 to 20, third. Time 1900 Isa-
belita, Rotron and Canejo finished as
named.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Security,
105 (Koerner), 1 to s. won; Elevation,
1O4 CHarty, 80 to l, second; Whisky
King, Ito (BoreD, Is to 1, third. Time
1903 As. Billy Mayham, Instrument
DR.. Scharff and Dough finished as
named. Eldred was left at the post.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-12
POLYTECHNIC HIGH
DEFEATS ST. VINCENT'S

The Polytechnic high school nine de-
feated st. Vincent's second team yes
terday by a score of 1877.
Poly's pitcher managed to plant the
sphere over unknown places of the
plate, completely fooling the academy
boys. The fine support of the entire
team contributed to the high schools
success. Price for Poly made several
fine hits that helped in the final score.
st. Vincent showed a good all around
team, but a little wild work on the
part of the pitcher worked to her dis
advantage.
The two schools have arranged a
series of practice games with each
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-12
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

By Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-City
Park results:
First race, six furlongs, selling
Prince Brutus won, Consideration sec
ond, Hustled third; time, 1:14 2-5.
Second race, steeplechase, short
course, handicap-Kara won, Sartor Re-
sartus second. Harefoot third; time
1855.
Third race, two and half furlongs-
Mollie Montrose won, Dew of Dawn Sec
ond, Brawny Lad third; time al AS.
Fourth race, one mile-Judge Post
won, Emergency second, Besterline
third; time, 1:39 As.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Frontenac
won, Southern Cross second, Pentagon
third; time, 100.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Solly M
won, Schroeder's Midway second, Fire
Alarm third; time, 1928 1-5
Seventh race, mile and a quarter, SELL
ing-Anna Day won, st. Noel second,
Bell the Cat third; time 2:OS 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-12

Journeys of fifty to two hundred m;les
are looked upon as commonplace. The
business has grown to such proportions
mat specially built cars with horse
powers up to 100, with capacities to
seat as high as fifteen persons, are
seen seen daily in the streets of GoIdfield,
Ionopah and Rhyolite; in fact, the
rapid building up of these places is at
tributed in a large measure 70 a.
economy and rapidity of automobiie
transportation, and it is now believed
that 1t is high time for this same fac
tor to play its part in Searchlight's
already marvellous growth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-12
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, March 11.-FollOwing are
the Daily Racing FORMS selections for
Tuesdays races at Ascot:
1-ButtOns, DesmaEes, Roman Boy.
2-Bnnward. Connie Nj, Rosetinge.
3-StOessel, Bologna, Antara.
@DOn DOmO, PantOufIe, j. r.. Laugh
rey.
offender Crest, Netting, Ambitious.
O-Judge Nelson, EI CazadOr, Hippo
teca.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-12
oAKLAWN RESULTS
BY Associated Press.

by Associated GTeSS.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March H.
Oaklawn results:
First race, three and a half furlongs-
Onda won, Watanga second, Leota
Kathryn third; time, :42 3-5.
Second race, six furlongs - Peter
Knight won, Birmingham second, Cap
tain Neroth third; time, lis 3-4.
Third race, six furlongs-Alsono won,
Potter second, Simon Kent third; time,
1:16.
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs
-Pretension won, Autumn Flower sec
ond, Flip third; time, 1907.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Tivolini
won, Proteus second, Penryn third l.;
time, 1927 AS.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Jack
Lowry won, Viperine second, Lans-
downe third; time 1:48 AS.