Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14

time, and as I require week or more
to get in shape before tackling one Of
these sessions it is up to me to wiggle
out of this town the best way pos
sible.
Gets Near to the Limit
This will give you an idea Of the
length of time 1 have lasted in each
of the places where I have presented
this experiment:
First time in New York city (New
York Evening World), lasted twenty
days.
First time in Chicago Chicago
Amertcan), lasted twenty-one days.
York American), lasted twenty-five
days.
Second time in Chicago Chicago
American), lasted eighteen days.
Third time in New York city (New
York American), lasted twelve days.
Philadelphia, Pa. philadelphia Even
ing Item), lasted twentyfour days.
Boston, Mass 0he Boston Traveller),
lasted twenty-four days.
Pittsburg, Pa. (Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph), lasted eighteen days.
New Orleans, La. CNew Orleans Daily
States), lasted twenty days.
Los Angeles, Cal. (the Los Angeles
Herald)- is the nineteenth day.
Watch Tips Closely
1t would be a physical impossibility
for me to continue this game for a
longer period than twenty-four days.
as on both occasions when made that
record 1 was fit subject for a deten-
ton hospital when the stunts were
concluded-all of which 1 don't pro-
pose to go UP against here.
If you want this money and are in
earnest about it just follow every tip
I advance from now on; present your
self at every place / schedule myself
to appear-I am making these appoint
mentS with a purpose of my own in
view; equip yourself with the current
days issue of The Los Angeles Herald,
and If you are really wise you will be
provided with all the requirements
imposed by The Los Angeles Herald to
help you win the entire reward of $1,000,
which should go to my capturer, and
1 hope that will be the sum of money
collected.
Spots All the Regulars
This is the way the game appealed
to me during the noon hour yesterday:
All the regulars and a fair sized
gathering of newcomers were on hand
to take chance at the money. The
greater proportion of the gathering
perched itself on the city hall steps
for what reason could not quite make
L
would never work myself into that con-
spicuous position.
My game is to work in the center of
the crowd-and that is what did yes
terday and am doing all the time. While
working around in the middle of Broad
way l happened across these regulars:
Conductors 1139 1116, 1140, 1859 and ia;
motormen 4SS, 59S, 457, 239, 497, 42S, 258,
723 and 407 letter carriers and (who
were there without their nI1O1harSl ia
116 and 200. and policeman No. 5S, who
had troubles all his own in trying to
maintain a passageway on the sidewalk
in front of city hall.
How do l get these numbers? Why,
1t is the easiest thing in the world-if
you know how.
L have an excellent memory in the
first place, and then again have a way
of marking such things down in my
book that but few of those In the crowd
could ever catch on to,
Sees Woman In Red
Last night at First and Spring streets
the greater proportion of the village
cutups We're evidently out buying
their Sunday dinners, as there were
only couple of thousand people
around that neighborhood when edged
my way in to see what was doing.
| found the followig conductors on
guard: Nos. 140O, 1898, 1885 and $685.
motormen S54, S66 and 4S3; letter car
riers Nos. 116 and 8; policemen 223,
and 8, all of whom were busy members
during the time the crowd worked
about the neighborhood
The woman In the red dress was at
the noon and night meeting places. as
was also the old man with whiskers
and the young chap with the pink shirt,
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