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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02

The ball held by the Alpha Social cluD
last evening was all that the club looked
for, being one OF the most enjoyable
events Of its character ever held In River
side. Those I'm charge were James S. Nc
Cabe, James Il. Gaffney. Urban F. Far
rel, Frederick Foyer, Damon Chapman,
Jr., Frank Anthony Albert Studdard.
Harold Humphrey, Edward Roche and
Lewis Anthony. Music was furnished by
Straight Brothers orchestra.
The Rev. j. w. Buslat. who is TO be the
pastor of the Congregational cnurch, with
his wife and young son, arrived here yes
terday afternoon, and will make their
bone with Mr.. George NJ. Dean and fam
ny on Lincoln avenue until their house
hold goods arrive. The parsonage is all
ready for their occupancy.
The knights of Pythias club will hold
a calico ball In Winchester hall on Tues
day evening OF next week.
The executive committee of the River
side Improvement society met at the resi-
dence OF the Hon. l.. s. Winchester last
evening and talked over railroad mat
ters.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
OFFENDERS GIVEN
THEIR MEDICINE"

The water wagon resolution" which
at this time Of the year is being strongly
adhered to by many, was not on James
Kane's list. and he faced Judge Lee in
the district court this morning on "a
charge OF the larceny OF half barrel Of JOY
water from the Eagle Brewery. He
professed Ignorance Of the charge and
was held for trial on Jan s.
Because George Avedison could not OBJ
tain admittance TO house in which ap-
parently he had no business. he threaten
ed TO klck I'm the door. and when Moses
George demonstrated he punched him in
the face. This morning on the assault
charge no pleaded not guilty and was held
In $500 for trial on Jan. s.
Guisepp Campanna, charged with as
sault with shovel on Donaldo Di Batti-
sito, did not respond 10 his call in court
though his lawyer, John c. Quinn, was
on hand expecting him. 1t is thought
that he will be arraigned tomorrow.
Ira Epps. a colored driver for r. w.
Cole, charged with larceny OF sugar from
his employer. pleaded guilty and was
hned $50 and costs.
Because Jacob Komisky pushed Frank
Mulvey. when the latter requested a
match. Frank unceremoniously landed
ploW on JhcoDs mouth. lie pleaded
guilty OF assault and was fined SIS and
costs
John Holland pleaded guilty to being a
sturdy beggar and was sent to the work
house for nine months
William A. Gibbs "a driver in the en-
ploy OF Joseph Olney & Co, plead
ed guilty OF embezzllng SO worth OF coal
and was fined s15 and costs.
Norris Larell admitted that he had as
saulted Alfred Garnet and had TO paw s25
and costs for his exercise
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
A Dandy Calendar

The 1907 calendar OF y W. Aver &
Son. the Philadelphia advertising agents.
II out. and as usual II H. a beauty.
They have followed the same design
used I'm 1906. but their famous medal and
motto Keeping Everlastlngly At IL
Brings Success" apesrs on a bronze
background which gives 10 m exceeding
ly rich appearance.
Tho calendar ~ too expensive Tor gem
oral distribution. but while they lust
Aver a Son will mail copy 20 any ad-
dress upon receipt of 3 cents.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
FACTORY EMPLOYEES
AT LODI LOCKED OUT

lodz Russian Poland, jan 2.-The lock-
out OF factory employees here continues,
but save isolated conflicts of a fact.onal
character quiet has generally been main
tained. The authorities have eNilcd q un-
en- ployed persons who took prominent
Latts I'm recent disturbance. Fourteen
vorkmen were killed or wounded in fights
hotween Socialists and Natipnalis's ycs-
torday and two governor" Spirit stores
were looted by terrorists.
The directors Of the Schcibic~ Cotton
Mills have offered ravud OF 500 for
the capture OF tho mon who murdered
their engineers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
THIEF GETS MUCH LOOT
IN GEN. CHAFFEE'S HOUSE

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 2.-while Gen.
A r. Chaffee and the members OF his
family were at dinner last evening an un-
known man gained entrance 10 the upper
story OF the Chaffee house and ransacked
rooms which yielded the thief rich
booty.
Jewelry OF the intrinsic value OF 5000
hut valued much more highly because OF
associations, was secured by the thief
who escaped.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
Boston Boys Bagged

Two 14-year-old Italian youths with
roll OF bills in their possession amounting
90 s23 who arrived on the 1924 train from
Boston last night were picked up on
Westminster street at midnight by Lieut.
O'Neil and officer Feeney and booked as
suspects They gave their names as Eel
ippe Puccie and Angelo Ivio
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
EVANS SAILS WITH
WARSHIPS FOR CUBA

washington. Jan. Rear Admlral
Robley ID. Evans, commander-in-chlet OF
the Atlantic feet sailed tooay Iioln
Tannton roads with his squadron OF eight
battleships for Guantanamo, Cuba, which
will be the headquarters of the winter
manoeuvres OF the feet. The ships are
the Maine, flagship: Missouri. Kearsarge,
Kentucky, Alabama. Iowa, Indiana ana
Illinois.
They later will be Joined by the Con-
necticut, Louisiana, Georgia, New Jer-
sey. Rhode Island, virginia ONO Iten-
nessee, Washington and St Louis
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
WILL STOCK COVERTS
WITH GAME BIRDS

Rutland. VT. Jan. 2.-some OF tho
wealthiest sportsmen of this state. are
now engaged I'm movement TO stock
the coverts OF Vermont with foreign game
birds.
Among the birds which IL Is believed
can be introduced into the state are the
dalripa, which is native TO Norway. a
capercailzie, which is found in the high
lands OF Scotland; black cock and ring
necked pheasants @. III. Ross OF this city.
secretary OF the Vermont Bird club is one
OF the leaders OF the movement
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
APARTMENT HOUSE
AT PITTSFIELD BURNED

Pittsfeld, Mass. Jan. 2.-Ffre early to-
day destroyed the Brightwood apartment
house on Bradford street, brick build
ing, causing loss OF $4,000 with partial
insurance. The building was occupied by
six families and all were forced TO leave
IN their night clothes. There were several
narrow escapes. The building was owned
by ]. G. Shipton. The cause of the fire
which started in the cellar is not known.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
Going to India

Laldikhana, British India. Jan. 2.-Thc
amir OF Afghanistan. Habib Oullah Khan.
with a retinue, arrived at this frontier
post today on his way 10 pay an official
visit 10 India. Representatives OF the
vceroy, the Earl OF Mimic. and an escort
OF British troops met the amir here.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02

OF beasts. birds and fishes. Who. for In
stance. is forgetful OF the popular super
stltions connected with the salamander.
the newt and the blindworm. and who
fails to remember Whites account OF tho
"shrewash" at Selborne? And N such
superstitions stili survive among unedu-
Gated peasants II the present day We may
be assured that two centuries ago they
were fully believed by the higher classes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
GEN. BELL COMING
BACK FROM CUBA

Washington. AIN. 2.-Brtg. Gen. Franklin
]. Bell, chief OF stan, who has been In
Cuba IN command OF the army OF Cuban
pecifcation, sailed from Havana yester-
day to take UP his duties in this city.
Although the appointment has not been
announced, Gen. Bell Will in the next few
days become major general, vice Maj.
Gem. Jesse Lee. who retires today under
statutory requirements.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02

OF tho great dramatist and other oontem-
porarv writer's. We meet. for instance.
i'm the winters Tale the line. Make
me not sighted like the basilisk' and In
The Tempest" Now ! will believe that
there are unlcorns" Bat not only was
moro or less OF credulity given Co tho
existence ~ these and such like fabulous
monsters. but n web OF mystic lore en-
circled the most common and best known
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
Stole Harness From Stable

James a. Stockard treasurer OF the
What Cheer stables az 22l Benent street.
reports 10 the police that a single track
harness valued az S5 was stolen IRON
the stable last night
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10
cure any case OF itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or protruding Piles in s TO "a DAYS
or money refunded. soc.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
Sinking Fund Commission

The commissioners OF the sinking funds
will meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
Robbed a Sailor

William Johnson. who is a guest AZ the
Sailors Haven on South Main street, re-
ports 10 the police that last nlght some
person stole his $50 suit
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
RIVERSIDE

The local Office OF The News-Democrat
is at Lewis restaurant, Riverside square
where advertisements and news items
may be left
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-02
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Miss Helen |. Bliss Becomes
Bride Of Mr.. EmmersOn
Town Council TO Meet This
Evening". Miner Mention

Advertisements and items for The
News-Democrat ca- be left at Alexander
Munro's Boston Store. Warren avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
ANGELS BEAT r
ALL STARS
OLD JAKE BEcKLEY sMAsHEs
USUAL THREE-BAeeER
Happy Hogsn's Gang Change POSI-
tions Repeatedly in Fast Game.
Jimmy Toman Plays While
Duke Umpires
Los Angeles 6, All stars 8

Hanpy Hogans gang threw the sharp
hooks into the eastern twinklers under
Buclx Francks at Chutes park yesterday
afternoon in a fast and interesting game
The All Stars really earned more tnan
they got, as they were able to net put
three runs out of eight -hits, ana ieA.
eleven men on bases. Oscar Jones pitched
fast ball and held the Angels down pretty
we'll until the seventh inning, when the
locals started batting rally, mauling
oscar all over the lot and gaining four
runs at a jump. Nagle. Bernard, Hosp
and Hogan all smeared the horsehide Tor
two-baggers and sent Jones into the air
while the fans howled with delight. U.s.
car gets funny when he gets mad.
The All Stars got their three runs in
the third, but drew fiat goose eggs in the
other acts.
Carlisle came in for more of his share
of injuries, Oscar hitting him with pitche1
balls twice.
Jimmy Toman for the first time in this
post-season series threw away the indi-
Gator and covered short for the Angels
while Ed Du. O. the popular starter, took
his place behind the pitchers pox ana
umpired a fair game.
Old lake BecEIey, as usual, taught the
youngsters the real game and managed
to smash out his inevitable three-bagger.
Beck is certainly there with the slugging.
Numerous changes were made in the
Los Angeles lineup during the game.
Gray covered the rubber. and was sue
ceeded by Hosp, who at first played short.
Jimmy Toman took turns at second and
short stop. Bobby Eager alternated at
right field and catcher, while Happy Ho-
gan also took whack behind the bat.
Carlisle at different times played both
left and right field, Bernard playing Sec
ond at one time and left field at another.
Beckley and Toman made startling
double play that was one of the prettiest
pieces Of work ever seen at Chutes.
Following is the dope on the game:
rOc ANctTT TIc
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
AMATEUR BASEBALL
California Winter League

observation-disclosures /, Dolgeville o.
San Pedro-McCormicks 2, San Pedro s.
Santa Barbara-Edlsons 8, Santa Barbara 5.
Santa Monica-Pesadena O, Santa Monica 2.
i Santa Ana-Meeks 1, Santa Ana -.
Pasadena-Morans 8, Christopher Levys 8.
Valley League
) Pasadena Esperanto 8, Pacific Coast Syrup O..
washington and Alameda-Pacihc Coast Bis
cults !, Hornets IL.
Highland Park-Los Angeles Cubs II. High
land Park 0.
WhoIesaIers' League
Thirty-clghth and Santa Fe-Anderson &
Chanslor 4, Racycles 2.
Agricultural Park-Western Door and Sash a.,
Perclval iron 8.
NIidwinter League
+, Arcadia--News Z. Home Council No. 2, 1.
Thirty-eighth and Santa Fe-Pendo IS, LuSes
10.
Florence-F'lorence TO- Seal Gardens 2.
Watts-Thistles 2. Watts 8.
miscellaneous Games
Pasadena Eagles 4. North Pasadena 2.
Lordsburg-Park Colts 5, Lordsburg G.
County Hospital-Bricz Tile and Terra Cot
ta G. Sunbright Babes 3.
Azusa-Nofzigers 1, Azusa g.
Tropico--Tropico Z, Colored Giants q
Junior League
Dcwney Avenue bridge Sunnowers 5, As
cot Stars /.
Praeger Park Honmans 49, 9,3southern stars 4
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
POLICE RAID FIGHT
nv OAKLAND CLUB
ARREST 1877 MEN; TEN CHARGED
WITH FELONY
$4,000 Bond Set for Principals, Nam
ayers and Attendants Who Pulled
off Amateur Bout Without
Official Sanction
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 22.-During the
second round of what was to have been
four-round- fight between Mike Nc
Clure and Alexander Brock, amateur
boxers, at the Auto club, 105Sh Broad
way, at midnight last night, the place
was raided by the police, and 17 men,
principals, managers, attendants and
spectators, were arrested and locked in
the city jail.
The fight was being pulled off without
the sanction of the police and city
authorities. At 11:4o, policemen under
the direction of Captain Book, began
gathering at the place. All exits were
guarded and the room was suddenly IN
vaded and all 1t contained placed under
arrest.
/, S. s. Smedley and J. p. Haines, man
ayers of the club and promoters of the
fight; Mcclure and Brock, the fighters,
and John Marlin, Frank Britain, Will
liam Opdyke, George Mansfield, Frank
Perry and Fred Westfall, attendants in
the ring, were charged with felony
under $1,000 bond. The remaining 119
were charged with misdemeanor and re-
leased on $25 BAIL which was reduced,
after a part had been released, to $40
cash BAIL
The men charged with felony are still
in custody, with the exception of Vest
fall, who furnished the bond. Many OF
the men arrested are prominent In Oak
land social and business life
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
Reflections Of a Bachelor

When a girl isn't married by thirty
she acts as if she would soon be old
enough to go to school.
When you didn't lose your money in a
panic you have to give it to your rela-
tives and friends who did
A reception Is a place where women
don't have good time If they are in
vited and get mad If they aren't.
The list of invited guests to wedding
given to the papers by the brides family
are the ones who don't come
II a man doesn't make much noise
explaining how much he, knows about a
thing he probably understands its-New
York Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
MORANS EASILY kEAT
CHRIST0FHER-LEvYS
special 10 The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
PASADENA, Dec. 22.--The Morans won
in a walk at baseball from the Christo-
pher-Levys on the Raymond grounds to-
day, the score being 10 to 3.
The baby OF the Winter league was
outclassed by the leaders. The Morans
were particularly strong with the stick,
while the Christopher-Levys showed up
weak in all departments, especially in
fielding.
Simons pitching for six innings was of
the shutout kind, bad throws by Lamar
Moore being responsible for what runs
the opposing team made.
An unusual incident Of the game was
the fact that Reed, of the Christopher
Levys, went to bat four times and was
given first on balls each time. The game
was slow and uninteresting from the
start. The crowd took spite at the Nor
ans and rooted hard for the weaker
team. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
MAJOR M'C0MAS COMPLETES
BIG, SELF IMPOSED TASK
Instructions Covering Broad Field,
First Compiled in Twenty.one
Years, Ready to Be
3@sT Printed

An arduous task, but one which will
do much to facilitate the trial of all
felony cases in the superior court, has
been undertaken by Deputy District AT
torney c. c. McComas. After devoting
his spare moments from the great
amount of work involved in the duties of
his office for the past month or more,
Major McComas has succeeded in put
ting into shape the instructions which
must be handed to the court after evil
dence and argument have been heard,
and the work Is now in shape to be
given to the printer.
The instructions cover broad field,
taking in all classes of offenses tried be-
fore the superior court. The work Is a
voluntary one on the part of Major Nc
Comas, but no one could have been Sc
lected to accomplish it with a more thor
ough knowledge of what is needed The
most recent sim --.r " Jrk was the COM
pilation of Steve White, who was dis
trict attorney twenty-one years ago. The
result of Whites work was comprehen-
sive, but did not cover offenses of
felonious character, and naturally the
instructions then prepared have been
subjected to many changes by the de-
cisions Of later courts.
Authorities Named
Perhaps the greatest value lies in the
exhaustive and painstaking search for
authorities to uphold the contentious
embodied in ..Ie instructions. Each
COPY carries at it's foot list of refer
ences to cases and rulings of the higher
courts. Adverse rulings on points which
had been looked upon for years as law
are also given.
insanity as an excuse for criminal
acts is, because of its widespread adop-
tion, either truthfully or falsely, as
line of defense, given a large share of
attention, and six separate and distinct
sets of instructions have been prepared
to cover this character of evidence. In
sanity as applied to the defense in forg-
cry cases. murder and other crimes, is
dealt with, and the instructions pre-
pared by Steve White have been so
changed as to leave but little of their
original wording, and have been made
to conform to the most recent rulings
of the supreme court.
Insanity must be established by
preponderance of the evidence" says the
new instructions, as in the old, but the
important provision, even though you
may have reasonable doubts on the sub
ject," has been stricken out. The SUI
preme court also ruled that where in
sanity is relied on as a defense, the bur-
den is on the defendant is not law,
and this was stricken out.
Murder Exhaustively Treated
The highest crime. that of murder, is,
of course, exhaustively covered in the
instructions, and the peculiar facts sur
rounding this crime are considered IN
such manner thai they will be under
stood by the most unversed layman. No
attempt at an exposition of legal phrase
oiogy Is made, and the language is of the
simplest and most concise.
Drunkenness as an excuse for crime,
assault with a deadly weapon, arson,
forgery and all classes of crimes with
which the district attorneys office comes
in daily contact are considered, and the
instructions are expected to be Of such
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
VEIN
IS A WONDER
SHOOTS AT 1880 TARGETS IN
TEN DAYS; MISSES NINE
SmasFes Worlds Records Both as to
Number of, Targets and Nuns
ber Missed--He Uses
80 Rifle
1sy Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Dec. 22-A.
Toepperwein today completed ten days
shooting series, during which he shot at
1880 targets and missed only nine. This
breaks the worlds record in several DIFF
ferent ways, both as to the number of
targets shot at and the number missed.
Mr.. Toepperwein closed the exhibition in
whirlwind fashion, shooting at the final
900 targets, missing but one. He used a
80 automatic rifle and the blocks were
211a inches thick and were thrown into the
air at a distance of twenty feet from
where he stood.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
TWO ARMORY TEAMS TO
PLAY SANTA ANA CHRISTMAS

Bill Traeger is coaching the Armory
first and second elevens hard in prepara-
ton for their battle against Santa Ana
Christmas day on the latters gridiron.
Although Traeger himself cannot ac-
company the Armory bunch, as he will
have to referee the U. S. Gil. A. H. s.
game, which is to come off at Fiesta
park on the same day, he is doing all in
his power to hammer football into his
proteges.
Following is the lineup of the teams
that win represent the Armory, includ-
ing twenty-five men:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23

@ Every train from the east brings
sS hundreds of coIOnists. The head
q OF every family is looking for a
g home. He has the money to buy
8 1t and the money to ut It out The
xS flrst place the visitor, the tourist
q or the cOIonlat turns for infOrmn-
q ton Is the daily paper. Does your
q announcement or that OF your suc-
q cessfuI rival meet his eyee VIII
q the newcomer seek You or the man
S who advertises In The Heralds ~
q you are not wide awake your
q neighbor will get him.
q Are you pursuing a penny wise
@ method OF pOstponing the day
q when you Will begin to make
8 things hum by advertising in The
q Heralds Your competitor Will be
q delighted If this is the case. When
@ you reach your place Of business
8 this morning take up this vital
8 point without delay.
. The Herald will guide the coli
8 onfst ia your door.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
creston Should Win
w. T. TIERS WINS 18-H0LE
MEDAL PLAY HANDICAP
Special to The Herald.

Special to The HeraId.
PASADENA, Dec. 22.-On the Annan-
dale golf course yesterday W. T. Tiers
was the winner of the 1S-hole medal play
handicap. The weather was ideal for golf
and besides the contestants the pretty
grounds were thronged with visitors from
both Pasadena and Los Angeles.
on Christmas day the qualifying round
for the Captains cup WILDE played. Also
on the same day there will be the quail
flying round for the election of members
of the. second team to be organized. The
first team is proving so successful that
another is to be formed, and the two will
be matched.
Following is the score in yesterdays
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-Becxley Two-base hits
Nagle Bernard, Hosp. Hogan. Sacrifice hit
Hosp. First base on errors-Stars 3. Left
on bases-Los Angeles. 4; Stars. IL. Bases on
balls-Of Jones, /; off Gray. 3; off Hosp. 1.
Struck o,it-By Jones, 2; by Gray. Il by Hosp.
/. Double plays-B -BeckIey to Toman Hit by
pitched ball-carlisle, 2. Time-1:20 Umpire
Duke.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
TWO, INTOXICATED, SEEK
DEATH; ONE SUCCESSFUL
Thomas J. House, pespondent, Seeks
Poison and Succumbs--A. J.
shope Blows Out Gas at
End of Spree

Mrs. Thomas j. House. of 1s1 West
Elmira street, missed her husband Sat-
urday night and. knowing that he had
been drinking heavily because Of de-
spondency, became worried and started
in search Of him. In leaving the house
shes tumbled over an obstruction. IT
was the apparently lifeless body Of her
husband.
House was removed to the receiving
hospital, but died Of the effects OF iaud-
anum.
House had been employed by the city
as teamster.
A. J. Shope, 907 East Fifth street, be-
came intoxicated Saturday night. went
home and blew out the gas. He was
discovered in a precarious condition and
was taken to the receiving hospital. 1t
Is believed that he will recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23

character, fortified as they are by me
authoritative decisions of the higher
courts, that they will prove as strong as
the constitution itself; and last, Dur nol
least. the. excessive cost TO tne county
wrong instructions will be eliminated
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
From the Beginning

Money was learning to talk.
TIA tai" It said
Thus. even at the outset of its career.
it evinced an unmistakable tendency to
say good-by.- Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23

Earned runs-Morans, 6. Three-base hit
L. Moore Two-base hit1--Lane, Ritter, Ped
retti, 2; A. Moore. Innings pitched--Simons,
G.; White. 8. Struck out-By Dear, 3; by
Simons, z; by White 4. Base on balls-Of
Dear, /; off Sinons, 9; off White, 1. Double
plays-Simons to 3. Whalen Left on bases
OIL, q; Morans, o. Time-2:00. Umpire
Robinson.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
Leading Owners az snnta Anita
earvanza Handicap Weights

The weights for the Garvanza handicap.
the Christmas feature at Santa Anita.
are as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE

1T seems strange" remarked the Observer
OF Events and Things, that no one has found
the north pole and yet everyone who has gone
looking for it has been right up against IT,
Yonkers Statesman,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-23
TO THE RACES

steam trims to the races 1915 D. N. and 1916
p. IN. 35 minutes. Seats for everyone SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC. GOO South Spring street. or
Arcade station.