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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
NO SERIOUS INCONVENIENCE.

New York, Aug. iS.-Tbe Western
Union and the Postal Telegraph com
panles reiterated tonight that they
were doing business without serious
Inconvenience. The strikers, for their
part, still insisted that the situation
was satisfactory The press and
other leased wire service, they de-
clare, are fast reaching n normal
basis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
CENTER OF TELECRAPHERS'
STRIKE is NOW NEW YORK
Small Will Go There In Few Days-Men Still
at Keys Warned to Join Strikers--Cir-
cular Sent Out

This warning will DO clicked over
the wires to all working photographers
who can be reached The union
telcgraphcrs ~ the broker offices viii
help circulate IL.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
JAPS HATE FOR
UNITED STATES
RAPIDLY SPREADING - BITING
cARicATuREs BEING PUB.
LISHED BY PAPERS.
FLAG WAS TRAMpl[D
Upon BY Young Japs-Elders Did Not
Interfere - Distorted Likeness OF
Secretary Taft Exhibited,

! Toxic, Aug. 1S.-As in Occidental
countries, so in Japan, there is dis
satisfied element at work, ever at
tempting to arouse national antagon.
! ism among the foreigner. In Japan
/ this antagonism seems to have per
Imeatcd many classes, yariously rang
ling from the street beggar to depart
lments Of the public service,
The general complaint CT the fer
cign sojourncI al Resident "a Japan
general and specific II he be an Am
Icrican4is that justice is difficult to
obtain in low courts aud that taxa
ton is exorbitant Epan to collect
the money on a postoffice money
order Is a matter of from two to niue
months. We might also ask why the
new quarantine station IL 81 largely
engaged in fumigating American
ships.
is it conceivable that American
ships should so often carry victims
of Infectious diseases. while tho
steamers OF ether countries practical
ly never do so2
Begin Early to Hate U. s.
Several occurreneesfps ulting 9th
or from yellow Journalism or
deeprooted dislike to america came
to my own notice. Thefc is a school
house situated near the Shore CT Mis-
sissippi Bay, and on its play ground
one day IN June a numhar Of children
We're engaged in jumlang up and
down upon an Amerieaa flag only
folly" the reader may OK
claim; but the teachers did not stop
the children, neither did their elders
interfere. Let this be tried with
Japanese fag in America and note
the result
Twice have boon walking and
have seen coolies 20 throiigh the mo
lions Of using the hayon@ An Eag
Iish friend had similar experience
In Nagasaki. have had police
stroll up and ask for cigarette; |
would he, man of "Samurai' rank,
Is the police are, do this to Japan
sse gentleman? | think not. A ped !
Her on the ship at Nagasaki com.
blamed that the soming American
var would very likely have bad eff
ect on his business.
Spurred BY Press.
The English papers in daily circa
alton in Japan publish TRANSACTIONS
rom most of the better class of Jap
nese papers. There articles are gen
rally of an incensed nature, and sell
ON OF restrained or very sane ma.
ure. Then, again, the sense of pub
cations in the illustrated papers
nay often be easily gained from the
icture,s and the desire to make the
urden OF their insulting sentiments {
uito evident is seen in such paper :
S the Toxic Puck. L
In this publication the text accom-
anying those pictures which are cal q
ulated TO arouse international i'll {
1NihS - ptbNiutu Win tIS llSn II
in order to make sure
nat the meaning of the vernacular is
OF lost on those for whom the pic
ires are intended.
A picture OF the arrival OF General
I'm Japan some years ago
as placed beside a distorted likeness
Mr.. Taft, who is expected this fan.
he explanation ran: After the visit
General Kuropatkin we had the
ussian War: after the arrival OF
r. Taft we will have the -"
Another example: Young Japan"
ill-fitting European clothes. Is
'asping Uncle Sam by the beard.
wing: Say. old man. you need a q
lavel" "
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
FIELD ART,LLERv

Gibraltar. Aug 1s-The French
Torpedo Boat Destroyer arrived here
today from Casablauca. When she DO
parted from there the French trans.
port shamrock vas landing some feld
artillery at Casablanca-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
A Gentleman

A Gentleman.
Always, speak to horse as you
would 10 a gentleman
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

NouN AcyGnrloGnGgNT n ,loUr
personal csrd; snd ys0r sard n ye0r~
SELF u v - essential Tint yo6r ~.
vertisement be right - thzt yoUv
character, reputation, md appearances
be correct.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

Batieries-Swan and Sullivan; Der
tram and Hughes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

tcneiudsd On Third Psssl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

ADVERTISING Is NOT only pub
llcIty, but Is force which stimulates
really crcates--consumption Of pro-
duct.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
BALL GAME SCORES
American League.

Bateries-P Powell and Stevenson
Morgan and Order.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19

American Association.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-23
Ser Mdrs.

Ser Mars, oas lift aud Elm erirnmer Ruras
pen,
Oft 3iebt er p0mNorben 3umSloe1 binon,
Mit Stnrm unb nit 8dlte, nit eifigem
Gus,
Nls brGrbt er nem Winter ben MbIdbieos.
aruB.
9Dh manbmal 5eiqt er elm amber @eiid)t,
Sa brin9t er uns Seilhen, B~ergiBmein-
nidt.
Bie oft ihon bat MIDI iein Nnbfid be,
gliidt,
Wenn Ibbn er nit 8lmmen bic Hrairie
geiBmiidt.
So lei er tuiafDmnler, ruie INNER er nabt,
Mit Sturm noer &egen. auf blumtaem
8fab,
Or brinet ia ben Srlbling, bas lieblihe
Rino,
Mit 8lumeu uno B6aeIn, unb 3epbbr.
10 limb.
gr ihmadet Die 9ratrie nit iaftigem
Grim.
or marht, baB i'm Garten bic &nien er.
blib'n.
Die 81qel, lie griiBen nit mpnuigem 2ieo,
Den WDr9eu, Der rot burb bic Woiten ere
alibt.
SD lei nns tuiltDmmen, ou rauber @eieQ,
Su bait ja i'm Sabre bic rihtise Stef',
Du bringt uns BON Binter ben ~idbeioens
ben GruB,
9u brinsit uns pom 5rihliug ben 8ia.
tommen.8uB.
Nar m;n4a~ r,oo S@aAa~ ~ ,..4
linn nnb?
Dem SrlbIiua. Dem bffnet man frpb oas
@emacb,
Dem Srihiins, BON Dem infer Sdhttler
ihon linat.
v9ie Maio aus Der Srenioe", bic @aben
uns brinat.
9'rum fiIt Die BDtaie, elm 1od lei &C.
bracbt.
Dem Mars. Der ben 5riiblins in's 9ano
uns gebroht.
Odd beige @etrante %uerbannen tuir bier,
Sir griBen nit Ihaumenbem Zone
gtar 8ter.
2as lit ia Der Grant. Der benz GribIins
gebirt,
Ser Grant. oefien 8raft in ben abern
mi Sniirt.
Or wedt in Der grut ans Den FROZEN Sc.
lang.
Drum foBt an Die 8ecber NIT iubelneem
Slang.
gs lebe, tuas gut 1T. rpas id1bn 1T unb liar,
@s Iebe, tpaS ueiIe, gerebt unb tuas spabr.
gs lebe Der SDrte Star. eS lebe fem Bier
Nie rnbee es mangeln bel biz, nod BEL mir.
9as Gone gtar Bier lift uus elm bDber
@ennR,
Bel linn tpmmt bic Sreube in ribtieen
SluB.
lnb freut uus beS 8rlblines blumise
8ier,
Sir fdblens AM beiten bet'm Souv gtar
Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-23
Elm TEXAS wUNDER.

Cine fleiue 5laihe BON Seras 8unoer,
oal's GROCER gntoeduna. beiIt ane Nie.
ren' unb 8laienleioen, ertfernt Steine,
beilt Diabetes, NusfuB, id9tuadbe 8lden,
Rbeumatismus unb ale unregelmaBig.
teiten Der Nieren uno Der BlaIe BEL BEL.
ben @eIhlebtern, ebenI0 8laIenleioen
bei Rinberu. Benn guer Ipotberer es
nidt bertauft, tbnnt SIR es eegen Gin.
ienbune npn $l.00 erbalten. Cine tleine
6laIhe reibt fur atuet Nonate uno Der.
fehlt Ielten Seilung. 9r. g. SO. Sau.
nleiniger 5abritant. .. %. &Or 629, st.
9pnis, M0. 9aBt gub 3euanife Ihiden,
nun Bertauf bel allen 9%ruaaiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-23
Stttet 0udb ppr salpen aeaen aa.

tarrb, Die Quedilber entbaItett, oa lneftlber Ii6er
ben Sim oes Scrubs ~3eritDren uno bag ganSe Sp=
tent u6Gig ~serrltten miro, tuenn es Sur1 Die Ialei=
rnieen Gberfd6en e~inSringt. Sol9e Mrtifel lolten
ME alBer auf 8eroronun9 gut b~erufeuer aer,te se=
brau6t rperben, ou Der S@aDeu, ben fe anrihteit,
sebnnal 10 eroB 1T dig oas Cute, oas Sbr bauon er=
3ielen t5nntet. 6att's Ratarrb =Rur,
~fabrisiert BON 6.S @benep & Co., Solebo, Obiu,
entbdlt fem Onedflber nno ptro inntrli4 genom=
men rno tpirtt birett auf Die i6leinaisen OberfdGen
fault, feb fter, baB SIR Die d6te %betornntt. 81
miro innerlid gettommen unb in Solebo, Obip, E
s.. ). @benes s. 60. 9emaht.
AS- ~8ertauft bon alien apotbetern. grsis 70
gents bic GlafGe.
Rebnt &ag'S ssnmtItensItae fir 8erfopilaq.
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Muerlet.

Im Jreitao itarb Die Bittme
BEG Gonotateu S. 9. Simpion. Sic
perbeiratete iih i'm Sabre 1858 uno
oas Baar Cam in oemIelben Sabre
nah San Mntonio.
als &anoioaten fir Shul'
2ruitee'S fino aufoetreten: @arlos
Bee. Refion aptle, Bablu @rus uno
Sam .. 6arris.
Die S9neqsiae smiiben st.
Souls unb Der 0auptitaot Wterito
tueroen einaeitelIt. Der leBte Bug
oerldBt bic 0auptitaot am Ii. Gprit.
Die Truft gurnpanh BON 9al.
lag bat speitere $4,000 Bombs oes
Observation-Disclosures W0. IL ar1ae'
tauft, 10 oaB iebt i'm @anser $50. 900
pertauit uno $67 900 nod abria
itno.
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gste u.an inna bletben fanu.

I'm Jung ai bleiben, tut, mas M1rs.
81. s. RDman, NcD Dnnuah, g..
getan. Sic iaat: .9rei Slaiben Cleo
trie Bitters beilten rleir bruniibes
2eber' uno Nagenletoen, nadbem
incline 6aut Die Tarbe rotten Tlaneus
aneeuDmmen batte. Sd fible mirts
LID UNI 20 Sable finger. @arar,
tiert. gu baben bel Noulph 9reiB
uno sc. gohn & gD. so gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-23

Sibbinss. &eIas, 3. Dec. 1902.
9r. q. B. San, ct. 2ouis. SEQ. @erter
Serr: SIN Sabre 1896 Iitten meine Srau
unb ib ibmerslib an Nieren. uno 8las
ien.Stbruneen. SIR Teras. 8unoer Dat
uns tariert unb mir baben niernalS ruie.
Der Sbn1eraen empfunben. Sir empfebe
len eS germ alien 9enen, bic dbnli6 lei.
ben. SIR eraebener @.8. 6oea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-23
Ser @ulton ner girfei int hen

Ser Sultan Der Eurfei bat Dem
beutiden Staatsietretdr oes Nusmdrs
tigen nDn Tlbiribfp uno Dem Grieas-
minifter General nDn ginem ben
OsmaniesO roen eriter Rlafie nerlie=
ben. sDieie Gusseimnunaen gelten
als cine Nntmort auf bic nielFah i'm
Nuslano oerbreiteten Welbunoerl. bnB
Deutihlano's ein1uBreihe Stellnna
in &unftantinDpel leinen BrDteit ees
gen onS 8erbalten Sebim 8aimos.
oes friberen ghefs Der oebeimerl Bas
laitpDli3ei, erIhittert mDrDert lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-23

murosn ieine 8eaiebunseu gum rui.
iifhen 6Dfe burb Die grnennuna gum
Botihafter in st. Bitersbura i'm
Sabre 1893 erneuert. Sic blteben
Die aleiden inniget, mie friber, biz
su ieinen G0rtaang i'm WtdrS 1895.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-23
Mettete Das seben hires gobues.

Wtrs. g. &uppee lit Die aliidlihfte
Trau in Nun. Wu. Sic idlreibt:
.B0r einem Sabre litt mein SDbn al,
einem ihredliben2 uneenleiben. Eeiu
Nrst tDnnte belfen. Sd fnufte Or.
Sings Neue embedding uno ieBt 1T
er mieoec ~uOlitdnoig aeluno. Dns
Mittel rettete lein 2eben". Blu baden
bel Go. DreiR uno Sc. gobn & So.
so gts. uno ST.. BrDbeHaihe fret.
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gatem, nidt @Drte.
Die Yewo9Her bon San AntoniO
bahen abIplnte Seweiie Son
Satglt 30 6auIe.

NiGt Morte, ionoern Eaten be-
lpeiIen oa8 mabre Seroienff.
0ie Eaten o0r 9Don'S Biqen
'Fiir bic Rierenleioeroen in San
&ntDniD.
6aben ibner einen lutalen &uf eins
.QetraQen.
Ser Bemeis liegt. in benz 8euanis
pDr 2euten IN Sun NutUniu, Die
ourb Dpan's Bileu aebetlt mDroen
ltno.
Ser Steinbnuer S. 9amD1t, 406
Gierte StraBe, San IntDniD. Ieras.
mDbnbaft, Iagt: Set id i'm Sriib>
iahr 1903 9pan's Mieref : Bilen
ernpfabl, babe i'd tauut nDr meinert
Giden= unb Nterenleiben etnas et,s
pfunoen. SD n~ie0erbDle mein friibes
res 8eu9nis; ib fit lett adt Dber
sebr Sabren beitdnoia 5bmersen in
meirten 2enben uno &ifen. Die biz
gu Den 5dultern hinauf9in9en; i'd
batte Nnfdue BON S6miuoel uro
4Dpfweh, ibmerahaftes urinieren
nit 8Doeniab i'm trim. 3uweileu
muBte ih mdbreno Der RaGt a9t
Mtal auffteben. I'm Die NusiheioRn>
gen Der Niereu lDs su meroen uno
am Worget1 fihlte ib mid isbr miioe.
9oaa'S GIeren > Bt0en beilteu mid
DON biefen Beihneroen, Die ieitoem
nibt suridgetehrt iino.
Bum gerfauf bel allen 9Gnolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer : Mlilburn
Co.. Buffalo, Stem 0ort, aIeiniee
Ngenten Fiir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert @uh bes 9anens 9uan
un0 nehrnt teine anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-23

SOba 8. Bolton, OefentIider
0Dtar. @runoeieentun1. Neent fit
BeniiDneanlprihe. @de grodett.
uno 3aparro'S traBe, geaeniiber BON
Der San NntDniD @rpres." @eues
EeIebhon 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-23

9as @rtuerbsleben Der Nen5elt qeltat<
tet es ben Weiiten taur1, bic @~eIunbhsits<
regeln itren9 81 befDlgen. I'm ben Rad1e
tell. ben bic Nidatbefol9ung oerielben Of.
tiers erseugt, aus5ualeidben un6 bic are
9eifren9te Observation-Disclosures in autem
@nnge 81 halteu, bietet Die S%eiltpifien.
ihaft elm gang undergraduates, rein aus
8Han3enf0Hen ~beftebenbes Wittel bar,
ST. Bernard sfr6mterptIen, nelhe ourh
30derhna Der Sebdrr1e unb Nnreaung
oes Slutumtnufs bic 8er6auuna su Bee
lhleunigen, ben Nppetit frdfti8en unb
ben. tuenn niht nDfIio franten. bod leis
oenoen &5rper MISREPRESENTATION. SIR Is
Gents bel Gpotbeterr su baben.
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= Inter eiuoradsnDllen Seierlidy.
teiten lit in Suloa Der neue Biidof,
Dr. Damiuu Sulepb Gdmitt, TOME.
triert mDroen. CT lit Der NaHfplger
oes am II. Suli 1906 aeiturbener,
8ilmpfs Aoalbert gn0ers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-23

9as bette fir Ebeumatismus -
Gimer g. Nmenn's 8esept 0p.
1851. 8eriibmt neaen ieiner Tor'
siine bel erfOlareiHen DeiluugeH.
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0Drace @. &apnnr, Der por eli.
niger Aeit in &Dnoun ben reihen
.9epnrtement. Stur" .TeliBer Bbite,
lep eribuB. lift altt, 9Doe perurteilt
pOrben.
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Majestic Theater.
SnterFate amaiement Co., Gisentiimer,
Z. %. @sulatb, Manager.

Lucy and Lueier, Leo Cooper und
Company, Burton und Brooks, Violet
Dale, c Porter Norton. Sugimato
Jap Troupe und Maiestogranh.
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1iud's 5 &eulB DoDana. Giaarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-23

soRntas =Tfa tinee= YrcAe. 10. %, So uno so Gents.
Nbeno : Yreiie ........15. %, 50, 80 uno Is Gents.
@8phentaa= Wtatiuee. :. =. +. @rpadiene 25t. &inoer l5e.
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Sur Mlberman at large.
;3nderrObr.S ameu, aafir:g Orn,

oafer. Rprn, 8leie, Chaps. Aeis, Sen.
White WOLF gerniibtes Sutter, erit'
tfaIiiQe @aren gu r%aiiouabIen Breiieu.
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Wabl : 9lm5eigem.

Sir Stabt. S&abmeifter.
Die rSreie greRe fur gerass 1T aut0ri.
iiert, Serru Sn0 S. Seutiman ais
Sanbibat FIR ons Mu1t oes StnbtI@nks
meiters ansutlnoieen, abbdnais non Der
Sanolun9 Der Npn.Ha rtiians8onbertipn
am Witttuch ben 20. in Der Beeth0uen.
Sale.
Sur Alderman at large.
SD tinSiae mid biermit als @nnbibat
fir oas Mmt zines alderman at large
an, abhdn9is bon Der Sanoluna Der NoHs
8artiian, 8Dnbentipn am 20. Mara in Der
Beethouen>Sale.
@opin 8DbemiIs.
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E. C. RAIL,

331 0atuiDn gtrase. Raff0laer DO,
.. s. Rauermann 4 Bro.
8eist feltpbeHe.
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finds S Gents 6apaua . Gigarre.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-11
MANY AMATEUR BALL
GAMES ARE CONTESTED

Hoegee Flags defeated the Ham
burgers at Chutes park yesterday
afternoon by score of Az.
Nofsingers won from the Huntington
Beach team by a score of 90 on the
seaside diamond.
Norwalks trounced the Newsies by a
score of 1872 at Norwalk.
Home Telephones scored a close vic
tory over the Dolgevilles by a score of
4-3 in a twelve-inning game on the
country field,
Melczers walloped the Belvidere Stars
at Thirty-eighth and Santa Fe avenue
by a score of 1870.
Downeys won from the Los Angeles
Pacifics to the tune of So at DOwney.
Hayward Colts defeated the Florence
team by a score of S-3 on the county
hospital grounds.
Meeks won from the Myers, 80, at
Arcadia.
Western Hardware and Arms won by
default from the Long Beach team.
Seal Gardens defeated the Santa
Monica Merchants by a score of 14-3
at Santa Monica.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-11
B0WLERS HOLDING
BUSY SESSIONS

c. A. Wilson had high ten-pin score
for the week, 259, on Morley's alleys
j. ii. Burritt was high in Unions the
past week with 12
c. G. Gilbert, a San Francisco bowler,
succeeded in passing up the red ban
ner with a score of 255.
DR.. j. S. Jones, a Milwaukee. Wis,
bowler, was a visitor on the alleys the
past week.
NJ. McChesney succeeded in getting
his name on the blue banner with a
252 score.
Roberts and Lacey will play their
finals in the fifteen-game match with
Gilman and SilVernale on North Beach
alleys Thursday night.
y match of nine games to be rolled
in three series between Roberts, Ben
fer. Gray, Gilman, Silvernale, Lacey,
Tompkins and Leonard of Santa Mon
lea is being arranged to begin this
week
Royal Arcanum, California council
No. 1647s bowling team, composed Of
C. o. Goldman, r. G.. Goldman. H. b.
Little, E. V. Johnson and A. P. Care,
were practicing Friday night.
In the first sven-game series be-
tween Cy Taylor and H. R. Lacey,
Taylor won at North Beach alleys
eighty-seven pins on totals. The scores
were:
Taylor, 2O2, 1853, 2O9. 1872, 2O2, 1877, 10;
total, 1905: average, 1856 81.
Lacey, 176, 1877, 1S5, 1872, 131, 159, 1SS;
total, 121S; average, ia.
In an impromptu quintet match be-
tween two picked teams, captained by
A. NJ. Boles and E. Pennrich, the lat
ter's team won by 122 pins on totals
Friday night. Their averages We're,
Pennrich, 1874 1-3; T. Clark, 17S 1-3; Lus-
tig, 176 1-3; Single, 1876 1-3; Benfer,
40; totals, 27O6. Hannings, 172 2-3;
Derby, 169 1-3; Boles, 14S 2-S; Gregory,
1S1 2-3; Roberts, 1877; totals, 1854. Stin-
gle had high game, 219.
Cy Taylor and E. NJ. Roberts play
their second series of seven games next
Tuesday night.
A sextet from the Los Angeles Pat
tern Makers association enjoyed a So
cial match Tuesday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-11
YOUNG COYOTES
HOWL IN JAIL
Little Boys Make Things Lively at
Slauson junction and Are
Taken Into Custody
by Police

Six boys. none of them more than IL
years of age, were arrested at Slauson
Junction yesterday afternoon. Accord
ing to the police the boys are members
of gang known as the young
Coyotes" and have been making things
lively around the vicinity in which they
live.
One of the boys is said to have
thrown a stone through the window of
a Slauson Junction car yesterday af-
ternoon and slightly injured woman
passenger. The incident was reported
to the police and officers were sent out
to bring the boys to the station. The
lads arrested are: Joe Goaniello, II
years of age, 719 Howard street; Frank
Rangel, II years of age, 772 Vignes
street; George Elliott, 10 years of age,
734 Villa street: Frank Alvarada, 10
years of age, SIG Rameriz street; Paul
Cordova, 10 years, East Boulder street,
and ]. Arce, years, 754 Lyon street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-11
JUSTICE MIKE ROSS Is, VICTIM
OF REFORM In KANSAS CITY

to the presidency the AFFAIR was made
much Of A huge parade received the
president in the gray dawn of a chill
march over town. No one had had
breakfast; every one was chilly and
hungry. When the parade passed Jim's
saloon the rotund boss was oht in
front with a smile of amusement on his
countenance. He looked with glee upon
the long ranks of silk hats and pointed
with his pudgy finger to the American
and Irish flags floating from his grog-
gerry But when one carriage full of his
newspaper friends-for every reporter
in Kansas city knows and likes jim
came along, he sized up the situation.
He laughed at the press boys In their
unwonted splendor of silk hats and
frock coats then he made q dash for
the bar. When he emerged he bore
bottle of whisky and n box of cigars.
These he dashed out with and thrust
into the newspaper mems carriage.
"I don't give a damn fer them high
up fellers," said jim, but you news
paper boys is me frien's. an ye sha'n't
go dhry while i'm has tn booze"
Jim Pendergast believes In being a
boss; II is his method of doing good
He isn't corrupt; no one ever accused
him of taking or spending dishonest
dollar. Lots is printed about corrup-
tion in Kansas City, but the majority
in the "Foist" is unchallenged. The
powers that be know how Jim keeps his
hold on his people-by sheer kindness
and they never question his right.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-11
ENGINEER HURT
IN STREET FIGHT
Declares Adversary Kicked Him in the
Face, Cutting His Lip Open
and lnjuring His
Left Eye

Edmond Williams, a railroad en-
gineer, 81 years OF age, was seriously
injured in fight early yesterday morn
ing, and as a result V. F. Ericsson, an
other railroad man, is under arrest on
a charge of battery.
According to- Patrolman Abbott,
driver of the patrol wagon, who made
the arrest, he saw Ericsson strike Will
liams in the face, knocking him to the
pavement, at First and Spring streets.
According to Abbott, after Williams
had been knocked down Ericsson kicked
him in the face, cutting his lip open and
severely injuring him above the left eye.
Abbott was driving the wagon at the
time. He stopped, and in company with
Patrolman Hurt placed Ericsson under
arrest and took Williams to the receiv
ing hospital.
At the police station Ericsson denied
striking Williams, but admitted he had
been arguing with him. Ericsson was
released under $25 bail.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-11
TWO HOME RUNS FAIL TO
SAVE CLOSE BALL GAME
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, Feb. 10.-The Tufts
Lyons ball tossers won from the Pasa-
dena nine this afternoon on the Ray
mond grounds in a close and exciting
game, the final score being to s. The
features of the game were two home
runs. Both were made by members Of
the Pasadena team, the brothers
Gauldin, and each was exactly similar
with the other, the ball in both cases
striking the ground at almost exactly
the same spot.
The game was really won in the first
inning when the Tufts-Lyons batted in
three runs. The Pasadena nine took
the lead in the fourth and held it for
couple of innings, when two more
runs by the Tufts-LyOns gave them
the lead, which they held to the end Of
the game,
V. Gray and Easterly We're the bat
terry for the locals and Marshall and
Lehy for the visitors.
Score by innings X
Pasadena .........1 0 0 0 N-5