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Haines will probably be placed in the skaeway commissioner district and the office abolished. There has been some dissatisfaction among federal officials over the half-hearted manner in which whisky peddlers have been prosecuted a, Halnes. There they would demand jury trial and be promptly acquitted by sympathetic jurors. It is probable that in the future the cases will go be- fore Skagway jurymen, who will not be as sympathetic for business reasons June au Dispatch.
 The Dispatch Is in error when 1t states that prosecutions have been lax by the commissioner. The fact is, in most cases the evidence has not been more than connecting. This is the req son more severe action has not taken place. Besides, the federal officials" could do whole lot more good If they paid attention to larger crimes than selling booze to Indlsrs.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-07

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free in place of tea or coffee. Come on boys.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-07

Mime. Emma Flames, the peerless, the magnificent. the silver-voiced Flames. Hear her at the Seattle on the Duplex.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-07
Phone City Trausfor

For your coal, wood and general haul ing. Phone 90, Boughton's cigar store. iohii'
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-07
Frcsh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Go. keep all kind of fresh meat constantly on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-07

wANTED-Glrl to wait on table; wages, s75. % and board. Good place to work. Apply Mrs, R. Kelsey, White- horse, Y. T. of-o'
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-07

tion are in good shape. The forerunner of things surely makes me believe 1t will be a great show"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-07

A Seattle detective is reported to be ip Juneau looking for traces of Charles
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Brother Garrett please give explanation Of Mechisedcc
who he was and OF his ogaon he was king OF Salem
and priest high God and without father and Mother
without descent beginning Of days end Of lie and Christ
priest forever after the order o. him Please give us
yonr explanation througlt the good old CRiaser.
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to the . Great and Wonderfa, y
Stone Structure, known as thee
Pyramid Of Egypt" And as an i
evidence Of THE fact, we can only
point you to Scripture That viii
confirm our statement, and that
is this. I'm that day shalt there
be an altar 70 the Lord in the
midst Of the land of Egypt, andu
a pillar at the border thereof 10,
the Lord"
Aud 1t shaiibc for ,rn anil fora witnc.s
un'olhs Lard Of host III tic land u r.yrl
for they shall cry unto the Lord be-: ause Of the
opple.sors aud Lc ,lisl! SEMI then = ,,vioar,
e.i great ons and h, shtll believer then.
| fsa ali j9----I2-sJ
This Mighty Tower stands at
the head of what is called the
scvtn wonders Of the world.
To Be Continued.
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THE CHURCH,:
TIE REAL TRUE CHURCH or
CHRIST

Is a body Of perfect CO opera.
tive workers filled with the fruits
OF the spirit Which is love 10y
pace. longsulfering, gentleness,
goodness, faith, mce.lness TEN.
pcrence. against such there is no
law. Gal. 5 y to ~.
The members Of this charch
have that love toward each other
tina. is stronger than death they
are so knit together as ore man
in The spirit thu, they arc ready
to suffer unto death it it becomes
necessary for them to dc 50 in a
cody sencc, they are void OF and
free OF envying cac.1 other, ;hey
render 70 railing for railing they
execute or practice no hand IF.
force or oppression. But they
arc willing TO suffer for righteous.
Less sake, as Paul says Wien
ore mcmLar suffer all the mem.
oers suffer with it or one mem.
Der BE- honorod al the members
rejoice witt. IT. Cor /. %.
God has set those members in
tie church With different Gifts.
bu' by the same spirit. bu, now
arc they manv members yet;
bnt one body. l Cor. Il 90.
SO if Dro A says anything Ion
bro. Is that is contrary to Gml'ss
Word he is a trans gressor anF
forfeited his right 10 the tree Of
f. and mast rcre1tand ask for.
ErneSs. beth Of Sol and his Of
forced bra;hor. BY this he wills
gan his bft,her aud hide a mu,i.
tSadps sins, Eut if We are
stubborn md hard hearted ard
are not ready t. do the works OF
riGhtcousE IS lat showing sn
nmctltcrus spirit by which cast,
l"E a stumbling block or an ocl'
c'.slon causing cur brother to
sun BE ~ lal.. So now broth
eys and sisters let rs strive to-
enter in q: the straight gate for.
many vii strive and TO. he able,
to fn'c. in. So laying aside air
Supcr'luoas Of naughtenass and
t." Sins that so easy doeth bescts
Us lot us run With -patieEee tn"
race that Is -. before US looking
unto Jtsas the artLor and finish D
or OF orr faith W. ss new born
habes should desire the taincere !
mia" e the WORD that we-may
grew thereby
Yours in Christ,
Bro. |. q. Rymel.s
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Thereoe ye upon saith the Lord until The day hMl rise w
the rrs, my determination gather that may
kingdoms pour upon oil my fierce ns ;"
all the earth shall Jealousy For hcn vi.
language that they m" oil call upon "s ""
Lord 10 serve him wih Zph S-S-S VI
Yes with consent
And this time will come when this scripture is fulfilled
Thus Faith the lrd am returned and oil dw tue md
usem Jerusalem truth snd the naana"
ot Lord molly Thus saith the Lord Of hq
TRee shall vet old men and old women OF Jerusalem anu
every s,. And the stree" Of se
bs sill playing thereof Thus Satin
,heremsan OF this people
days a.a hc marvellous saith tue Lord Of hos"
Behold people from the cast
country from the wss country bring aud they aha
they people. and will he her
When this time COMES to pass we will this scripture
fulfilled.
Bho the eyes the Ll Go aa 1r"a sinful kingdom and viii
the Jacob saith tho Lord For command and will 81"
the house m Israel like coh 'ca IN ascSe ae' '"
the least AL The sinners OF Wy people 'A
lie by the wd whic, The shall oyerake nor prcVe" Us
day raise ny David that s fallen an"
thereof his rin' ana Will ""
d h,y possess the remnant Ed'm ana OF
heahca ny saih the Lrd thai aoen ms
, Amos 9s OLE
We trust tina, Brother Rymel ard u who may READ ma!
learn rop what have said who Mscdec was ana also '
difference there is in the pure gospel and that when man
has set forth the gospel which is the one man theory
Leaving his question Cor the present to the investigation OF on
d readers We turn TO question No which reads,
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QUESTION Nee

Brother Garrett please give Us
an explanation Of MelS&,sod dec
who he was and Of his origena,ion
VIC see he was kin: Of Salem ard
pres, Of the most high God aud
wi,hou; Father srd Mathc. with
out dessen, cr beginning Of days
or end Of HE and Christ was INA !e
u prizes, forever after tho o,der Of
him please give US your explara-
ton through The good old CnEssEt
l. Il. Rymcl.
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Question Ne. I

Please tell mo Why Pant .aId the
circumcision should be justified by
faith and The nncirtpmcisio,
,hrcueh ianhy Please read
Is he the Gul " Tao Jews oul,s is he
not also ot the Gen,,lcs' Ars. OF the
IDENTIFIES also.
fleeing II IL one God. which shall
nifty tho cltcumci sion by faith, aud
uncircuu,cisior through faith.
vDeo ,h,n make void the Law through
ai,h' Tod forbid. yea. We establish
oh law Rom 3-ae-3O-3i
VIM. Swcingiu
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PAGE oFiNQUInY
Question No. 2

Why did Paul reason out OF .,he
law Of Moses and on, Of tho pro.
Phcts so muchl Please road;
And when thsy hal appointed him a
day. there came many TO him into his
lodging I" whom he cxpoundcd and
testified TO Kingdom NJ God. persuad-
ing them concerning Jesus, tc,h Oh, Of
'he law OF Moses. and W, Of tic BRO
phe''. from m'ruing til evening. Act,
<o-sS John Dtwpr,
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dist etc; until the Old and New of a sumed up and
seeing tossing and fro words orthodox heterodo
which is the Of many One asking this question
Where the church be ound And in what part the
world Isl established There is secs and the
cutting the throat the other all the time how know
which right. And many other such questions is asked by
Strauss Emerson Ingerso and others And they are
used sword arguments against the TRUTH and the Church
IOf Christ.
To be continued. .
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Question No. IL.

Acts al-c3-?i. Who. vers the
f'ur men aud what was u, vow:
Why did Paul have TO purify
himself aud be at charges with
them whom hs is already pure?
Why shave their heads.
Aud what does /. signify
WIS, is ,hare to be learned
rom this today.
"a simon',
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PuBLlsasa.s
N. 6. Garrett and n. n. 30 v.rs.
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Question No, 3

Please toll us why paul uscG
this language!
Bat con,rSriwise, when they saw that
the gospel OF nncircumcisnn VI, com
mi,ted unto me. rs the gospel ~ the
,f1E.;r..:i1Y. Msss n~,n Peter Gs'"N-,
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QUESTION NO. la,

sSs.
Bro. Garrett as l hts. Gssn
asked Wis . horse hair ss,nss TO
III Or .ssnes in'e . .naksss'we
lssk your opi":'n % ,h{aaans,
Hltaae sire i, through the csi,ssr
81 n n.e,'' ssr.
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TOWER oy Fl ANA Ne Ell
THE MOSQUE OF OMER.

We have often thought. that ,
e could benefit the readers Of ;
ne CRESsET, by teaching them
omething from the Sacred pages
( Holy Writ. concerning thei
'wo Stone Witnesses Of God
hat has heen placed here ON
'arth, for that purpose.
We have otftimcs made the
that in every thing,
God has two witnesses. A3 we
ind Him saying.
And will give power unto
my two witnesses, and they shall
prophcsy Il thousand twohundrcd
and threescore days, clothed in
saclscloth." (Rev. II !.
AS we have already said, God
has two witnesses in every thing
And in seine things he has many
more.
And with the many, he has
left two Great Stone witnesses,
on earth. The one called the
Mosque of Omer and the other
the pyramid Of Egypt. The
mosque builtupon the spot where
Solomon Temple stood. And
this spot is still in the possession
of the Mohammetlans. And will
he until the prophcsics are
fulfilled concerning its re.noyel.
For tbs same Mosque is the
Towet spol,cnof III this language.
And from the lower of Han
ANGEL unto the kings wine.
presses" ,Zcch. |, last clause
of verse;
This stonc structarc was
placed there, after the distiuc.
ton of Jerusalem. b. the army
of Titus. Built by Omer. or as
tile Bible calls him H,nancel
Placed there, We sly, for to be
come witness to The people Of
God, in the last days,
When the Jews, tor Isiaci.cs)
ARE to gather themselves from
I'LL par'> of thcwnr,d toJcrUsalcu
they are to he toUrd, On special
occanlons. appoar&utiy in great
agony; praying ana :rtcrccctlinr
TO God. we say Tor tho nur,,ose
, of having the Father oiall Good
to answer their prayer, IN having
this Mosque, rcmo.cd from of
the spot where ;i.rir temple did
once stand that they nigh, have
the privilege Of rebuilding; the
Tahcrnac!t OF Dvil which is
fallen down. New tbs peculiar
Worship ot theirs is Only a prop.
hesy to b. fulfilled in this Ian.
guage.
Ana The sna tha in'our,. we, 'miy ,rsr
I'll" FAINT, ~ lie hnG.a. u ,nI, apar, sni ,b,.i.
wives 'Jtr, The 'uiiS - III, hp,i.c Of Nathan
apart AMI their vne's spa, e., ,cch. u.
For this IN 'urning at Jerusalem
the time is Il. hand, and It is row
go.ng on there; and i. answers
to the fac, that Il lisa trio Wit
ness OF the last Mission llor' ,r
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THE CREssET.
TRASH MO.

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
STEAMER MAKES
IDEAL AMBULA ANCE
POLICE WELL PLEASED WITH
AUTOMOBILE
Big White Car Probably Will Be
Adopted, Because of Manifold
Advantages Over Horses
and Wagons

Great interest is being taken by the
members of the police department In
the new steam automobile which has
been doing duty as patrol wagon for
several days. There is already one
motor car in the possession Of the police
white elephant and the police officials
are wondering If the second one will
turn out the same.
The car which is now being used is a
20-horse power White steamer with
compound engines, making 1t equal to a
60-horse, power gasoline car. 1t was
loaned the department several days to
try and see If 1t was adapted to police
needs.
So far it has proven to be well
adapted and those who have driven it
say it is far in advance Of the wagons.
There is room in 1t to carry twelve
passengers or five persons on stretch
ers. In the wagon arrangements are
made for carrying but one stretcher at
time. In the motor car person
can be laid on each seat, one in the
aisle, one on a level with the seats and
one above. The car makes a great
deal faster time than 1t is possible to
make with horses and the cost of run
ming is comparatively small
Cheaper Than Horses
According to engineers connected
with the department who have closely
examined the car, it will cost in the
neighborhood of 500 month to run 1t
providing the car is in service twenty
four hours a day. This, they say, Is
cheaper than 1t costs to keep the two
wagons and eight horses which are now
maintained by the department.
The car which is now being used is
1906 bus model and Is said to have
been offered to the city for $4,000. One
of the latest patterns with all modern
! equipment can be purchased for $4,000,
and II ii is found that the cars will give
satisfaction 1t is probable the chief of
police will recommend its purchase.
Patrolman Roy Allen, who was an
engineer before he Joined the police de-
partment has been in charge of the ma
chine since the department has been
testing it.. While speaking of the car
last night he said:
Electric Was a Failure
81 was comparatively a greenhorn in
handling this make of car when took
It. / have found the mechanism so
| simple that l have now mastered II
| and have only had one bit of trouble.
That was when small piece of copper
connecting the tank with the boiler be-
game overheated. / did not understand
about 1t at the time, but have since
| learned what was the trouble.
while acting as driver Of the car
have studied 1t carefully and to me the
| car seems to be we'll adapted to police
needs 1t is light running and would
not jar patients who were being taken
to the receiving hospital, which is one
Of the greatest faults to find with the
old patrol wagons.
another thing. we can place many
more injured In II at one time than we
can In the wagons and make much bet
ter speed. Frequently mans life
depends on getting to the hospital In
quick time and more probably the
wagon would fail us than this motor
car at such a time"
The old electric car which was pur-
chased about year ago has never
given satisfaction. The third day 1t
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
EVENT
WON BY TAMACEO
ERL00KED BY PLAYERS IN
THE RING
Report That the Colt Is Lame Places
Talent Off Its Guard-Has a
Comfortable Margin
at the Wire
By Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.-There
was a holiday crowd at Emeryville to-
day to witness the California Derby,
which was the feature. The winner
was Tamaceo, which was neglected by
the bettors because of a rumor that the
colt was lame.
At the half mile he was fourth but
coming into the stretch came up and
had a comfortable margin to spare at
the wire.
First race, 6 furlongs. selling-Prin-
cess Wheeler. 107 (Rettig) to l, Won;
DR.. Sherman, 105 (BoreD 10 to l. Sec
ond; Lord Nelson, 104 (DiXon) 13 to 3
third; time 1:16 45. Judge, Metlakatla,
The Reprobate, Mill Song and DR..
Scharff also ran.
Second race, mile so yards, selling
Jake Moose, 105 (Graham), to 5, Won;
Burnolette, 1O2 CIV. Miller), 2 to 1, Sec
ond; Lone Wolf, 1O9 (Horner), 10 to l,
third; time las. Ara, Talamund and
Prestige also ran.
Third race, 512 furlongs; purse-Shot
Gun, 112 CIV. Miller), l to 3. won; Dolly
Dollars, sc &c. Dugan), 20 to 1, second I;
Hector, 105 (Graham), to 2, third !:
time los 10. Elevation, Eldred. ely
deo, Bonnet and Swaggar also ran.
Fourth race, the California derby
| $500 added, one and a quarter miles
3-year- ar-olds-Temaceo, III (Graham),
to 2, won; VoX POpuli III (Horner), Is
to 5, second; Ocean Shore, ia (J. Hun.
teri, - to l, third. Time, 2:1O 2-5
! Wool Sandels, Clamor, Huerfano, A
| Lindley and st. Elmwood also ran.
Fifth race, mile and 100 yards-Man.
dator, 1O4 (Scoville), even, won; Avo
nails, 81 (Charboneau), 20 to 1, second;
Salable, SO (IcRae), 7 to 2, third. Time
1;49 4-5. Funnyside and Sahara alsC
ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs-K okomo, TO-
(koerner), Z to l, won; Mitre, 1O
Uanby), 8 to 2, second; Sam Barber
1O9 (BoreD, 5 to 2, third. Time, III
Frascuelo, Johnny Lyons, Ray Ben
nett, Altanero, Happy Rice, Alta Sp;
and Sycamore also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
THOMPSON FIGHTS
LIKE WH|RLWIND
SYCAMORE CYCLONE WINS IN
FAST BATTLE
Illinois Boy Knocks Out Rufe Turnel
and Is Declared by the Referee
the Best Man In His
Class
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
MARYSVILLE, Cal, Feb, 22.--In one
of the fastest battles seen in California
Cyclone Thompson of Chicago sustained
his reputation this afternoon by defeat
ing Rufe Turner of Stockton in the
eleventh round of what was to be a
twenty-round contest.
Turner after taking a fearful beating,
fell to the mat exhausted.
From the start to finish 1t was con-
tinuous boring, such as only Cyclone
can maintain throughout n fight.
Frequently Turner succeeded in land
ing stiff rights and lefts to the Jaw
and stomach, but Cyclone appeared
willing to take anything in order to
continue his boring tactics. Referee
Eddie Smith said after the fight:
Cyclone can defeat anyone in his
class with the possible exception of Joe
Cans"
The fight took place under a large
circus tent and was witnessed by fully
5000, among whom were several women,
including Thompson wife, who kissed
him at the ropes after he was declared
the winner of the $4,000 purse.
The Phoenix Athletic club handled
the fight and had arrangements with
the railroads for excursions from north
ern towns, which brought large crowds
and caused the largest attendance ever
recorded at a prize fight in Northern
California.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23

low tide and was not hard enough for
the fastest running.
J. M. Russelrs Shafter took two sue
cessive heats In the 2:s0 trot, with ].
p. Nights Lady Bess and 8. q. Bur
llnRham's Fargo Belle second and third
respectively. In each heat. l.. II. Moore's
stella won two straight heats from 70.
d. Herdman's Lady Bug I'm the 2:20
trot. In the free-for-all there were
only two contestants, Fred Heath's
Riley McGregor and Or. O'Connelis
Barney Mack. The latter horse won
heats one and three. In the green trot-
tors race L. H. Moore's Sable Moor
won over e. p. Cronln's Teddy Roose-
welt.
p. M. Coburn, q. F. Hirsch and J. r.
Maxim were judges and DR.. Wilson
starter. Time was not held on the races.
Fully 1000 persons watched the races,
which were run between Sixth place
and Linden avenue.
f. 2. Cronln was thrown from his
sulky during a trial heat, by a breaking
wheel. He was not injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23


A very good card is offered for this
afternoon, with a handicap at a mile
and a sixteenth the feature event
There are also several good purse races
up for decision. The track will prob
ably be slow.
The first race should go to La Gloria,
as she beat a better bunch than this
on several occasions and should win
from flag fall to finish. Bribery will go
we'll and may beat Revolt. The latter
was asked to travel over a distance Of
ground her last two outs which prob
ably took the edge off her speed. Maga-
pan should go well, and with good rae
ing luck may finish in the money. The
others have only a slight chance.
Common Sue, with but 9S pounds on
her back, will be hard to beat in the
second race, as she has a world of
early speed and there is nothing in the
race to run with her the first part.
Kirkfield Belle may be second, but will
have no cinch, as Merlingo, despite his
heavy impost, has a good chance to
beat Belle. j. c. Clem has shown we'll
in good company and has a chance to
be close up at the finish. Libertinus
showed a good turn of speed his only
start here and bears watching.
Taylor George looks to be in a soft spot
in the third race. He beat better horses
|
| bunch. Phil Igoe can run better than
his last race and may beat the top one
But there is not much of a chance for
that, as the official AK is liable to fly.
Toller and Cock Sure should fight it out
for the short end of the purse.
| Won Tromp may win the fourth race,
as he is speedy and his last race did
him much good. He is unreliable at
his best. Tartan will be right there at
the finish and will give the one that
beats him a stiff argument, as he is in
form. Johnstown should be close up al
the finish, but can hardly beat the tor
ones. Wrenne has a chance to be in
! theS money.
Line of Life looks to be in a soft spot
in the fifth race and should make g
runaway affair Of the race. .,Niblick, il
he starts here, is as easily Second bes
and Foncasta should be third. Mounte.
bank and Desmages have outside
chances only to finish in the money.
La Chata, Lone Hand and Tramatol
look to nave the sixth race between
them, and it would be no surprise to SCI
them finish in the order named. Tht
others do not figure to have a chance
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 22-Fair
grounds results:
Five furlongs-Donna Elvira won,
Aleine second, EnYolio third; time 1:O1.
Seven furlongs-Wes won, Oheyesa
second, Bitter Miss third; time 1:25 AS.
Six furlongs, handicap-Emergen
won, Belle Strome second, Kohenoor
third; time 1:1S 3-5.
Four furlOngs, Martha Washington
stakes, $1,000 added-Mollie Montrose
won, Notasulga second, Lattice third;
time :47 As.
Mile and seventy yards, selling
Doubt won, Gargantua second, Sica-
nous third; time 1:46
Mile and an eighth, selling kaber
won, Evie Greene second, Louise Mae
Farand third; time 1864 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
oAKLAWN RESULTS

ASsOVIdTNU ITCSs.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb, 22.-Oak-
.IWn results:
-Four furlongs-Aunt Rose won, Aunt
, ala second, Fare third, time as
-Four furlongs-Iady Hapsburg won,
Nndy Dancer second, Flarney third;
ne AS 3-5.
,iBix furlongs-Slr Vagrant won, June
,nne second, Ballad third; time TIA.
,ITile and seventy yards-High Bear
SIN, Bottles second, FloNzel third;
"ele 1:44.
aIile-J. p. Mayberry won Tomo-
-. chi second, Skyward third; time
= Is.
>,oile and a quarter-Kitty Plat won,
Fydigo second, Match third; time
& 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-AscOt selections
for Saturday by the Daily Racing Form;
LA Gloria, Bribery, Mary Ii. Clark.
p. c. Glenn, MerlingO, Kirkfeld
Belle.
3-TnyIOr George, Cock Sure, TOller.
4-NOn TrOmp, JOhnstOwn, Tartan.
5-NibIiclS. WOOdthOrpe, BIZ Curtis.
G-La Chntn, Lone Hand, TramatOr.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
LONG BEACH RALLY
DRAWS LARGE CROWD
BY Associated Press.

LONG BEACH, Feb. 22.-The first
races OF the Long Beach Driving club
drew a large crowd to the beach this
afternoon. The races We're close and
interesting and the horses showed up
we'll
The course lay along the strand at
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
Offers $4,000 for Series
RY Associated PresR.

WELLINGTON, N. H., Feb. 22.-The
committee OF the New Zealand Rugby
Football union has offered $4,000 toward
the expenses OF team to play series
of matches with Stanford university at
San Francisco.