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New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

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General Managers. So Wall st.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

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Savings Institution is missing any Per.
son having a claim to it is hereby called
unou 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 70 having said passbook cance44eo
and a new one issued.
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New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
NEW LEAGUE FOR
YOUNG STUDENTS

Red Perkins has been busy again,
and through his efforts two new ANA
teur leagues were formed in this city
yesterday. One of the budding ath-
letic associations is to be known as
the Boys Grammar School league,
while the other will bear the name of
the Girls Basketball league.
In the boys division six schools have
been entered on the rolls as contest
ants for high honors, the teams to be
known from the name of the school
they represent, as follows: Mckinley,
Twentieth, Tenth, Fourteenth, San
Pedro and Thirty-ninth. w. w. Tritt
has been selected as president of the
league.
The Fremont, Grand Avenue, Nc
Kinley, Twentieth, Thirtieth, Tenth
and Thirty-ninth Street schools will
send teams to compete in the girls
league. 1t is proposed to play a
round robin and at the end of the sea-
son award the championship to that
group of girls having the best per-
centage. The boys will play all their
games on the Thirtieth street diamond
and most of the contests will be played
during hours when the rest of the
pupils are at their lessons.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
MA T R|MONY!
Free Lecture Tonight
at Blanchard Hall.
Introducing Seven
Beautiful Young
Ladies Select
ing Life COM
paniOns!
ADMISSION FREE!

"Matrimony'' is the interesting title
given to the first of a series of unique
scientific entertainments beginning to-
night at Blanchard hall, continuing
several nights, consisting of illustrated
lectures and delueations of character
by William Windsor, LII. b., D., presl-
dent of the Boston College of Vitos-
ophy.
These lectures consist of scientific
exposition of the subjects of Vitoso--
ply phrenology, character study ana
health culture, illustrated with por-
traits of distinguished characters and
public delineations of the characters
of prominent citizens selected by the
audience.
Windsor will explain the principles OF
heredity and will show why some mar
riages are happy and others failures.
He will explain the true nature or
character, how to read it and adapt 1t
to it's proper environment and assocla-
ton.
He will then introduce upon the stage
seven young women and an equal
number of men representing different
types of human nature and show them
their affinities and incompatibilities.
Saturday night he will lecture on
"How to Become Rich" introducing
portraits and experiences of men. anu
women who have amassed fortunes by
adopting vitosophical principles.
Monday night the lecture VIII De
"How to BE Healthy" in when ne VIII
explain the cause of illness ana now
to Danish 1t and introduce an entirely
new system of healing based on the
principles of Vitosophy.
He claims that vitosophy proves that
It is unnecessary for any one TO be
either poor, sick or unhappy and in
sures happiness to all who practice 1t
by putting each person IN ms Ilght No-
professor Windsor will have con-
snltation rooms at the Angelus hotel
during all of next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
BRAGG WINS IN
Red HOT. FINISH
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-One of
the best finishes of the season occurred
in the fourth race at Oakland today,
when the heavily played Bragg, we'll
ridden by Knapp, came with a rush and
beat Cabin nose. The Mighty, the
favorite, tired after chasing Picl1away
Daily 10 to 1, proved surprise
in the first race, wining from Gin Hee,
the favorite. Richard Dwyer arrived
today from New Orleans and will act
as starter, commencing tomorrow. Jake
Hoffman goes to Lexington. Results:
First race, four and a half furlongs.
Gin Hee, 1o2 SANDY, to 2, second; Kis-
met. jr.. 100 (Archibald), to /, third
Time, ;555 2-5. Husky, Billy Watkins, Gaga
Jack Paine. Wilmore, Saint Modan, Great
Apache and Tarabar finished as named.
Second race. five and half furlongs
selllng-Ihe Missourian, 116 (McRae), to
J.. won; Speaker Fontana, 121 CIV. Dugan)
u to ., second; Bright Albert 11S IF. Kel-
ly), 8 to l, third. Time, LOB Ramona II,
southern Lady, Captain Forsee, Barkly-
ite, ,Achelita, Supervision, Black Sam,
Gottleioen and Chappaqua finished as
Third race, futurity course. selling
Otto Price, 1O6 (Buchapan), 8 to l. won:
second; Alta spa loss ioss MeRSS MeESeGghiin9 HI 30 q
to l, third. Time Ill 3-35. Silver Line,
Louise Fitzgibbon. Cheers, Gala. Bon
NlVant' Hipoteca, GOLD Heather, Tawa-
sentha and Combury finished as named,
Fourth race one mile and sixteenth,
selling-Bragg. 113 (Knapp), to /, won;
Cabin 1OS "a: Wiliams), 4 to /, second;
Talamund, 109 (McLaughlin) II to 1,
third. Time ! al 1-5. Invader, Pickaway,
Cloverland, The Mighty, Governor Davis
and Frolic finished as named
Fifth race, six furlongs. purse-George
p. McNear 81 (E. Dugan), IL to 1, won;
| Pal 81 (Buxton), 20 to l. second; Gossiper,
% (sandy), to TO- third. Time. 13. Con-
fessor: Mntia, Peggy ONeil, Salabie,
| ished as named.
Sixth race, one mile and fifty yards,
purse--True Wing, .10S (Gross), to S.
second; Oratorian, 1O6 Fischer), 80 to i,
third Time. i:44 2-5. Tarp, Nothing,
Eckersoll and Rosl Nj Nj finished as
named.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM LONG BEACH
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG. BEACH, April 1S.-It was re-
ported late this afternoon that a suf-
hctent amount of money had been SUBJ
Scribed to secure the site at Willows
which is desired by the Durocar7 auto
mobile manufacturers. The company
will begin getting the ground into
that the Pacific Electric company will
grant five-cent fare from Long Beach
to the auto factory site.
A new chute of more graceful and
comfortable curves than those of the
present piece of apparatus will be in
stalled In the bath house plunge to-
morrow.
The Long Beach Water company is
making extensive improvements at its
wells north of Signal Hill by installing
complete electrical apparatus. Eleven
powerful motors will be put in. The
cost of the improvements will be about
$4,000. The new machinery will be
put in within ten days.
AL the meeting of the Spanish War
veterans last night a team was organ
lied to take part in the departmental
National Rifle association. The team
will be in charge of Commander Bishop
The contract for the foundation and
basement of the Colonial companys
new opera house at Third street and
Lucas avenue has been awarded and
work will begin next Tuesday.
The Strand Improvement company Is
planning to make beauty spot at the
west extremity of the company's beach
property just east of the Long Beach
Hotel company's property. Around the
| inclosure there will he fifteen-foot
driveway which will be surrounded by
seven-foot cement sidewalk.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
GOOD CARD FOR
MATINEE PATRONS
Driving Club Races Saturday Promise
to Develop Interesting Features.
Three Events Against Coast
Wagon Records

Secretary Stewart Of the Los Angeles
Driving club has completed his pro-
gram for Saturdays matinee and from
the looks of things those who journey
out to Agricultural park will witness
something out of the ordinary in the
various events.
In addition to the races against
time by Redlac and Danube in the
side-wheeler events and Explosion in
the trotting brigade seven other events
are carded and they are all sure to
call forth some clever racing. Three
match races have been arranged, and
as the contestants are evenly matched
close finishes should be the order of
the day.
The match between F. B. Longs
Seigfried and Secretary Stewards
Flora G will be for blood, and as the
Long gelding is one of the best in the
club Flora will have to step some to
be in front at the finish. The three
minute mixed even to road wagons
will also prove an attraction, as all
the entries are we'll known roadsters
and can spin around the track with
the best in their class.
As an additional attraction the driv-
ing club, which gives the matinees
to the public without an item Of ex-
pense to the latter, has arranged for
band to be in attendance during the
afternoon and render choice selections
between heats.
The program as arranged by Secre-
'tary Stewart for Saturdays matinee is
as follows:
FIRST RACE-2:4O MIXED; MILE
HEATS; TWO IN THREE
1-Maude st. Clair, b. NO. w, Dixon.
owner and driver.
2Glen Tolus, b; g.-Dr. VIM, Dodge.
SECOND RACE-2:SO PACE; MILE
HEATS; TWO IN THREE.
1-Bernie Wilks, b. MI. A. Denker,
owner and driver
owner and driver. -'o---'-'
S-Billy Red, b. g.-Godfrey Fritz, owner
and driver:
HEATS; TWO IN THREE. e.
1-Cleopatra, C. m.-Wm. Garland. owner
and driver.
2-Lohengrin. b. g.-Dr. VIM, Dodge.
FOURTH RACE-2:8O TRoT; MILE
HEATS; i 20 IN THREE.
billy NJ, b. &c. G. Willis. owner and
driver.
Poe Patchen, b. mo. L. Housley.
owner and driver.
3-The Blonde, $. m.-Alex. Wilson, own
4-Geraldine, b. nj. H Reynolds, own
FIFTH RACE-TO BEAT 2:11h TO
WAGON, PACING.
(Welcome Macs record to wagon.)
1-Bxplosion, b. m.-JOs. Watkins, own
er; ]. d. Springer, driver.
SIXTH RACE-TO BEAT 2;141s TO
WAGON, TROTTING.
(5azel MchInney's record to wagon)
1-Danube, br. m.-Capt. ]. c. Newton,
owner; j. D. Springer, driver.
SEVENTH RACE-TO BEAT 2141h TO
WAGON, TROTTING.
l-Redlac, br h-C. j. Grubb, owner and
EIGHTH RACE-2:2o PACE; MILE
HEATS; TWO IN THREE.
1-Flora G., s. ma. 1. Stewart, owner
and driver
2-seigfried, b. g-F. B. Long, owner and
NINTH RACE-3-MINUTE MIXED, TO
WAGON; MILE HEATS; 2 IN a
1-Barney, b. g.-Jos. Walker, owner and
driver.
2-Miss Thelma, b. m.-Harry Messmore.
owner and driver.
S-Remember Me, b. g.-K. V. Redpath,
owner and driver
4-Jay Direct, b. r. h. r. C. Burton,
owner and driver
TENTH RACE-2:40 TROT; MILE
HEATS; TWO IN THREE
1-Direct Maid, b MI. j. Christopher
owner and driver.
2-Gen. Garcia, b. &C. c. Colyear, own
er and driver.
S-Glenetta, b. MI. P. Kellar, owner
and driver.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
MANY ATHLETES
ENTER BIG MEET
A. A. U. EVENT SATURDAY TO
BE INTERESTING
Pick Of Southern California Amateur
World viii contest-Local COL
leges Well Represented In
Various Events

Bovard field will be a busy spot satur-
day when the big A. A. U. meet is
pulled Off, If half the entrants who senl
appear to contest in the various events
Up to the time the entries closed Law
ton had heard from seventy-nine ath-
letes who wished to be put down as con
testants In the big dolngs.
Fourteen events will be decided, and
among those who will contest are the
pick of the Southern California amateur
world Pomona, Harvard, Y. 8. c., Poly
technic and the Y. NJ G. A. are all to bt
well represented and several of the attn
letes are also in the unattached division
AL Jawton yesterday. is as follows:
100-yard dash-B. STANLEY, Poly; 10. Coo
per, U; s. G.; e; Shute, y. s. C.i W 7, II
Cline, Harvard; Cahrles Parsons, U. 5. g.
j. LaSpada, Pasadena.
220-yard dash-B. Stanley, Poly; Il. Coo
per. U. S. c.; e. Shute, L. 5. C.; W. =
Cline, Harvard; Charles Parsons u. s.
c.; ]. LaSpada, Pasadena.
440-yard dash-N. Lee, Harvard; E; Coo
per, u. s. c.; e. Shute, u. S. c.; S. Burek
L. S. c.; II. a. Nordahl, U, S. c.. H
Lennox, y. S. C.; y. W. Lee, 5a HarTara. " g.,
mire, U. S. G.; II A. Nordahl, U. s. e;
E. S. Minchin. whittier; A. Mills, Whit
tier; B. w. Lee, Harvard.
Mile run--E. Neumire Z. s. -; H., n; a.
tier; e. S. Minchin, whittier; a. Mills,
IwO-mile run-W. IL. johnson, POMONA
w. 3. Himrod, Pomona; w P. Blair,
Whittier; NJ. L. White, Whittier.
120-yard hurdles-W. Spurgeon, Pomona;
L. G Metcalf. Pomona; II. Lennox, L. S.
c.: X. Elliott, L. S. c.
220-yard hurdles-W. Spurgeon, Pomona;
w. II. Cline. Harvard: s Burek. Z, S,
c.; II. Lennox, L. S. c.; X. Elliott, L. S.
c.; c. B. Comstock, L. S. c.
Shot put-W. Tyler, Pasadena y. NJ. c.
A; Z. W. Mercereau, Pasadena Y. NJ. c.
A; D. c. Cromwell. Los Angeles y. NJ
c. A; c. A. Haigler, L. S. c.; s. Burel,
L. S. c.; G. X. Richardson. L. s. c.; G.
B. Comstock. L. 5. c.; B. Walbridge, L.
a. high; c. L. Norman, unattached; II
Z. Hendrick. Pasadena Y. NJ. C. A.
Hammer throw-E. w. Mercereau, Pas
adena Y. NJ c. A; H E. Hendrick, Pas
adena Y. NJ. c. A; d. c. Cromwell Los
Angeles Y. NJ c. A; L. G. Metcalf, Po-
mona; c. A. Haigler. [. S. c.; S Burels,
L. S c.; c. X. Richardson, L. S. C.; c.
L. Norman, unattached.
Pole vault-C. Carus, Pasadena Y. NJ.
c. A; c, X. Richardson, L. S. c.; c. B.
Comstock L. S. c.
High jump-E. Munger, Pomona; w.
Tyler, Pasadena Y. NJ. c. A; D. B. Crom-
well. Los Angeles Y. NJ C. A; B. Stan
ley. Poly; F. Abbott, unattached; c. A.
Haigler, L. S. c.. c. X. Richardson, U.
S. c.; c. b. Comstock. U. S. C.
Broad jump-E. Gibbs, Pasadena; T.
Abbott unattached; c. A. Haigler, U. S.
c.; Chandler, I. S. G.; c. X. Richard
son, u s. c.; X. Elliott U. S. c.
Relay race-Teams representing L. S.
c. and Harvard
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
NOTES PREPARED FOR
BUSY PASADENA READERS
Special to The Herald.

Special ~ lie I1eTdlu
PASADENA. AfaL5 PEI April 1S-!The regular
Study circle was held this evening al
the home of Mrs. Lavigno, corner OF
Madison and California. A large at
tendance was present.
The alumni of the Throop Polytechnic
institute of this city will meet in the
Stickney Memorial building and discuss
plans, for the annual banquet of the
Less than $500 of the fund being raised
to purchase an animal ambulance for
the. Pasadena Humane society has yet
to be raised; The total of $125O has been
nearly reached.
The Twilight club of the city has
planned for it's next meeting night a
ladies' night. and there will be no ex-
pense. spared to make this meeting of
the big club one of the best the organi-
zation has ever held.
The Southern California Wellesley
college club has planned a meeting, on
Laughln at $50 Summit avenue.
Several of the Pasadena teachers have
received offers from outside schools and
are seriously considering taking up the
offers on account of superior wages be-
ing offered and a much cheaper cost of
living being presented. 1t Is said by
many Of the local teachers that the cost
of living in Pasadena so far exceeds the
limits Of the salaries paid here here that hat
good talent cannot be retained in the
local schools
The board of trade rooms are being
completed and the last of the pictures
that were planned to decorate the walls
Of the new quarters are being installed.
The quarters are among the best of their
kind in Southern California.
DR.. M. de Biron is having some fun
with the bossy cows since he gained Of
nee. He has located several tubercular
cows, and ordered their death.
1t has been announced that the post
poned Wisconsin picnic will be held
April 20 at Eastlake. Senator La Fol-
lette will speak.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
MUNICIPAL WATER CASES
Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Them
and Water Plant Is More
Remote
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
PASADENA, April 1S.-The dismissal
of three cases from the supreme court
calendar has been the cause of much
speculation in Pasadena. The three
cases are those of South Pasadena
against the West Side Water company
Graham ct al. against the same de-
fendant and Orcutt and others against
the water company and the city of
Pasadena, The refusal Of the supreme
court to advance the cases and hear
them on April 22 has started a we'll
defined rumor that the cases are de-
layed for two years as a consequence,
making ii impossible for the CITY to
solve the question of municipal water
until that time.
dena against the West Side Water com
Of the company to the city OF Pasadena
was the first case filed but was mot so
important in it's bearing as the case
OF Orcutt VS.. the water company and
the city of Pasadena. Attorney Fitz-
gerald, who had the case in charge for
the city, endeaYored to have the latter
case advanced on the calendar, and
when he failed the case OF South Pasa-
dena against the West Side company
was held over 10 the October term OF
the supreme court by request OF Attor-
neys Anderson and Anderson and Attor-
new Helm.
The refusal of the court to hear the
three cases was due to the fact that the
court is congested with unheard cases
which crowd the calendar TO such an
extent tnat Il - impossible to squeeze
In others.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
DIXON AGAIN IN TOLLS;
MAY ESCAPE THE BARS
to The Herald.

PASADENA, April 18.-J. p. Dixon,
was arrested by Officer Longley on
a warrant held by Constable Austin
charged with passing three worthless
afternoon. Dixon is said TO have
drawn checks on himself and had no
money in the banks with which to make
the check good The three checks were
passed at different places about town,
one at Grimes pool room, another at
CheeVe's cigar store near the car barns,
and the third at McCords. Dixon has
been up before and paid a fine on a
charge OF selling liquor without a
license.
This evening IL Is understood that
cash the checks and had settled the ac-
count out OF court The charge
brought against him was merely a mis-
demeanor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
GIRLS HAVE HEARING;
ARE SENT TO HOMES
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, April 1S-Pearl Kohler
and Nellie Meach, the two young girls
who We're central figures in a sensa-
ional case Of criminal assault, in which
Jim and Tom Hawkins and Charles
Hughes were arraigned as defendants,
before Judge Wilbur this forenoon, and
each was sent to private homes for two
months. Later disposition will be made
Of the girls when that time has trans
pired.
The decision in the case will not have
any effect on the trial OF the men ar
rested for committing the deed. They
will have the charges preferred against
them aired IN sessions OF the court 70
be called In the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
ANGELS WALLOP
REFUGEES AGAIN
LOCALS PLAY REAL BALL IN
EIGHTH ROUND
Game Looks HopeIessly Lost, When
Berry's Men Come To and Bat
Out Vletory-5ergeman
Today
standinn of the Clubs
Los Angeles 4, San Francisco 8.

All of Hen Berrys guests, and espe-
cially those who were yelling their
heads off for the home team, we're sat
isfied with what they got for the little
old two bits at the Chutes yesterday.
incidentally, Hen is going to buy out
several carnation beds and hold posey
donating party every afternoon before
the men go on the field.
1t took the locals long time to get
Ashley's number yesterday. and until
the eighth round came off 1t looked
something like losing day. Hen Berry
sent Dillon and Cravath nice big bou-
uuets of carnations when they came to
the bat for the first time during the
afternoon and the way his hirelings re-
warded Hen was a shame. That Is,
until that ever present eighth inning.
When the eighth round happened the
locals were two runs to the bad, the
visitors having connected with the plat
ter for trio of tallies, while the An
gels had but one 1t was not Carnes'
fault that all Of these runs were re-
corded, for little fancy work by Cra-
vath and others did much to give 'Fris-
co two of them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
More Men Needed

The growth OF the postal department
is shown by the ever increasing demand
for more men. The erection of hun
dreds of new homes in rural routes 3
and occasioned such an increase of
business that the local office could no
longer handle it satisfactorily, and
Postmaster Motley Flint prevailed
upon the department to include a por-
ton of the annexed "shoestring dis
trict" in the city delivery. One addi-
tional carrier was granted him for
this district. The delivery will begin
Monday, April %.
Residents of this section are re-
quested to call upon the city engineer
for numbers for their homes, to IA
cilitate the delivery Of mail
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
BURNS HELD OVER
FOR PLEA SATURDAY
special ID The Herald.

PASADENA, April 1S.-J. II. Burns,
the man who was arrested as a sus-
trolman Jack Pierce, was arraigned
this morning before Justice Mcdonald
on the charge OF having perpetratel
the robbery at the Hotel Mitchell last
Saturday Burns was a dope fend and
became violent yesterday at the city
jail when he was deprived OF his dope,
and this morning he had 10 be brought
from the county jail by Constable
Newell. He was held over to Saturday
when he VIII plead. No bonds were
furnished.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
w. H. CAREY WINS IN
RACE AT AQUEDUcT
By Associated Press.

ENT0VNTtIINNI
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Aqueduct re-
suits
First race four fulongs-Frizette won,
time, :4S.
Second race. seven furlongs, selling
Mary Norris won, Lady Alicia second,
Third race, one mile-W. II. Carey won,
Samuel y; Harris second, Tartan third;
time, / 40 3-5.
furlongs-Blue Heron won. Masks and
Faces second, Tartar Maid third; time,
al 4-5
Fifth race, five furlongs-Ace High won.
Sir Toddington second, Berkeley third;
time 1903 3-5.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Tim O'Toole
paw third; time, :i5
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
MANY SAD THINGS
TO SAY OF NUPTIALS
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, April 1S.-The marriage
of James Leonard Hoyt and Miss Carrie
Schafer at Santa Monica this morning
was replete with sensation. Both are
future be OF Santa Monica by the sea
The grandmother of Miss Schafer this
morning told a story In which she
averred that the young girl had $S5 and
that the young husband elect had
nothing, so used the $85 with which to
purchase a wedding suit. some fancy
socks and other articles Of male attire
that go to make up the dandy. She
was very bitter in her denunciation OF
the youth and said she still loved her
granddaughter but did not think much
OF her choice as husband. In other
words she thought the match was q
bad one and stated that II was entirely
against her advice and entreaty.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
OPENING DAY CEREMONIES
OBSERVED; CHICAGO WINS
BY Associated Press.


CHICAGO, April 1s.--Two stolen bases
wild pitch and Davis first hit Of the
season scored two runs and won the
game today with st. Louis for the Chi
cago American league team. Opening day
the flag of the pennant. This was em-
blematlc of the worlds championship
and will be dedicated next month The
weather was frigid. Score:
Chicago 2, hits s, errors /.
st. Louis o. hits Z, errors 0.
Batterles-Altrock and Mcfarland;
Morgan and Buelow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
ELEVEN ERRORS IN GAME
LOST BY BEAN EATERS
BY Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1s-Philadel-
phia defeated Boston today. in a game
marked py numerous errors. Score:
Boston 8, hits 10, errors G.
Philadelphia 10, hits s, errors s.
atteries-Boultes, Needham and Orm-
dortj Pittinger and Doom. Umpres-
Emslie and KLEIN,