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New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
Please let me prove that
YOU don't need to
StayDeaf

have proved It ,.r-.,i. =, soo 800 people
have perfected . jrvr.r which nt~ into
ta.. ear without the slightest discomfort l.
.- invisible when inserted ~' tiny. 80 perfect
a'tug that YOU forget vpu ir- wearing -
Tins device D. - shaped rhlt - iuIEnrtr~
a.uui And IT concentrates 'h-- -'au# 'u 'he
central part of the car drum
In eject it the same 90 an EAR trumpet
But nobody sccs the I-v,.r AMI y'u ari'iorn
,1luA # u yourself
invented th,, ,i,.y,,r r.,u.- ~l, deaf.
ari was desperate People i,i not want u
shout At me. 80 they ee''Iri u'r. You know
l.~ Il l-
For two year, I tr,rI Is. ;,, i,.,or, T., help
me- but they f.ultd The only fchrt anyone
could suggest VA an ear 'ru"p"t. -" | wa
driven - help myself
made an artificial car and Experimental
| worked night ami d,l m sheer desperation.
II IA years before / succeeded and then
imply by fore OF nay will p.wer
But | wAs amply repaid When my irvi'e
W. perfected | could hears 2 hear today
just i4 well - anybody
What | dd for myself have I,ny since
then for 10000 other, But the help winch
| got cost me years pl -lpsc tppil. ,tIru i
costs anyone else lust five dollar
But don { send Tor it upw
Write first for my free book r tell, al
the facts. and gives letter. from hundreds II
'-.-r. Then you will know. i, know nnw.
hpN much tins help Will mean :" YOU
cannot conceive pt any partially deaf
person ncglectlng to send Tor thr, book
am sorry for one who iocsn
When | wa afflicted | would gladly have
gwen ten years ot my hte 70 hear As / hear
Ip~- Yet AL | We learned open 10 YOU IT
~ II simply write me a postal
Write today TO the Wilson Ear Drum
c.. 900 Todd Bulliing Louisville Ky. and
.-nplv say. send Mr. Wilson, book
Those who purchased these drums III the
e.ry days and who want the ones which
have greatly perfected wtil BE- offered 4 dis
,ttut
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
Missing John Hudson

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New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

III tr- ., Il, tat, a'r,rlt. RS nor cz-
o'ting
From tyrp~~ the street tho -wr n'w recon-
rDItcrcd No ryS Below AT the mu>tv stair
yvtv. appeared. among other signs. the legend
Prot Dove AstrpIpgcr II wIs already
growing dtrI, and above n "a window on the
thrri floor a i,ru IEht appeared The shade
Wa drawn
I'm gong = investigate more closely.
,iid NStrp " Arfl wait outside here and watch
the wini,w T. -il>e the shade. come up
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

a thev Walkei across town the Master Of
Mysteries sad That, u very clever
graft that vibration curve business The.
more think Of It the more like It You s,.,..
a. there are two adIustmentS.-thc length ot
the upper and the length of the lower pen
duum. YOU can get an infinite number Of
vibrations. and consequently an infinite mum
ber Ot curves. Therefore. YOU can attach any
Significance YOU please. t. the ratio between
the two. suppose for instance. YOU divide
OFT the top drm-whit cores ponds tn the upper
part ot the N-into inches. and call each inch
4 certain year. Then divide tn, lower arm
a similar way INTO days: say these are
cIghthS of inch each II YOU set Your COM
pound pendulum u the two mark~.-1nV IaV
and any yedr-YOu can produce a curve for
any birthday YOU please. and YOU can always
reproduce It To- order. 1t a very good plan
to have some sort ot scientific basis for this
sort Of thing. on account of the inquSitivcness
OF the poStottice authorities. II YOU simply
have set of form letters for answers the
chances are that You'll have a fraud order
against YOU and you'll not get your mail
with its desirable money orders and stamp
Enclosures.
And the calendar"
Merely To tell easily what dav of the week.
any birthday fell on For instance December
-. 1888; 4 Saturday. and So on a"
What | am most interested IN Is the lie
readings. SAID the girl AMI the advice on
how to acquire beauty"
Or lpve' Astrp added. with u smile
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03

viii the last person borrowing th,
keys 10 the golf club house return
them at once 20 X. l.. Greene, treasurer
The Portsmouth (Va) Star says
Tommy Guihecn at second has added
great strength TO the infeld. He can
hit as well as he can field too
The National Society Of U. S.
Daughters of 1872. State of Vermont.
has presented to the library a copy of
Heads of families, first census of the
U. s., 1890, State of Vermont, an i'm.
portant work on genealogy.
Six boys were arrested yesterday
afternoon by Chief of Police j. H. Ev.
ans charged with stealing a watermelon
Wednesday afternoon from the grocery
store of II. S. Goodenough. The trial
is set for this afternoon at o clock.
Mr.. Goodenough is the complainant in
the case and says that boys are re.
peatedly taking things from the store
and that he proposes to stop such petty
thieving.
The Brattleboro delegation in the
district convention at st. Johnsbury
Tuesday was made up as follows: C. C.
Fits, 4. w. Gibson, j. +. Hooker, A.
+. Schwenk, w. II. Bracket, W. II.
Vinton, r. c. Bacon, II. C. Rice, W. +.
+. f. Barber and H. E. Whit.
ney. S. A. Daniels took the place OF
Mr.. Bracket in the state convention
he following day. Among the other
people at the district con.
vention were Col. III. Il. TAYLOR. ]. q. |
Taylor, +. B. Putnam and Charles Cas-.
we'll.
An unknown automobile collided |
With f. Earl Mellen Is Ford runabout,
sunday, at o clock, in Leyden, Mass,
md by good fortune twisted fender
IN Mr.. Mellen s machine was the only
erious injury to either automobile. Mr.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03

Mellen and his father, j. Z. Mellen.
were riding in Leyden, Mass, at a
speed not exceeding two miles an hour.
In the distance, another machine hove
in sight at great speed. Mr.. Mellen
steered his machine as far TO one side
of the road as possible, but the on.
coming automobile remained in the mid
die of the road. Both machines came
together, but by good luck no one was
thrown out nor was anyone seriously
injured. Without even commenting on
the accident, and without apologizing,
the out.of-town machine went on. Mr..
Mellen succeeding in getting the num-
Der and has sent to officials in Massa-
chusetts to learn the identity Of the
owner. Mr.. Mellen proposes to make
the offending automobiles settle for
the damages.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03

The steel reinforced concrete bridge
under construction over Milestone
Brook, at West Brattleboro, is now ap-
preaching a condition where it is inter
esting to watch the daily developments,
and we would suggest that you ride
out on the street ears and see the inter
esting progress.
The Fourth of July frework demon.
STATIONS in the evening can best be
seen throughout the town by taking a
ride over the ear line. Round-trip tick.
cts can be secured for 10c.. taking you
over the full length of the line and
back to yonr starting point.
During the coming holiday and Sun
day the new open cars offer an excep-
tional chance to have a pleasant enter
tanning ride and allowing you to keep
almost as cool as you could at home
with an electric fan.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
BROWN BIRD, 2.27 IA

Brown Stallion foa 1895 1873 hands high Took First Premium Windsor
w. Eagle Bird 22l the Eagle Flapnign 2o Aamto 2lO
with records below 0 and 5 better $O Eagle Bird sired by Jay Bird
Coix 2ll Miss Jay ALA Iabe He has the 2 list
The dam Eagle Bird Wilkes As
Bird Wilkes double
geatWik
Both Wilkes
selected blood the
the evidenced the
well s speed
The dam Brown Bird Mary by Kent No $500 by Rysdyks
mban DAM Lady Grwoh by Flying Morgan Kent is the sire of Ken
dal 2l71a ones.
Brown Birds Eagle of three 2lo and dams Of three
10 AZ standard records which the 2o
list and of
He will stand A.. stables Newfane VT
TERMS: $1,000 when be with o Mares
proving oal be returned. pasuing furnished
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
BraHLebOrO Local
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Photographs and records. G. NJ. Du.
""s'o s'oe' OIL
High class tuning. Pianos thoroughly
oyerhauled. Phone or write r. 81 1s,y.
singer. ~,
valuable suggestion for a wedding
Ptesen, - Nutting photograph from
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03

Excursion to New London July T. See
nd. on page One.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
GOSSIP or The DIAMOND
BY RED PERKINS

IN HE Junior Baseball league was so
successful at Polytechnic hlgh
Il school during the past six weeks
that Coach J. M. Brewer has organ
lied another organization among the
students to be known as the Senior
league. composed of members OF the
various classes. Glass b plays Iues-
DAYS and Thursdays. This class Is
composed of three clubs, as folioWs'
All Americans. captain, George car
isle: Native Sons, captain, }. Frletas'
and Big Indians, captain, f. cooper
The class A teams will play Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays The teams
in class A will be as follows: The An
gels, Ferry, captain; the Champs, cap
tain Tom Pierce; the Nuts, Terry
captain: the Seals, Brooks Tompkins'
captain. -, ,ee
The first league game was plaEea Oh.
Yesterday on the Prayer park diamond
between the Angels and the Nuts
and the Angels won by the close score
of to 8. Terry for the Angels twirled
in major league style, flaming eight,
while Schauber, the opposing pitcher,
struck out two. The score;
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS OPEN
SECOND ANNUAL CARNIVAL
Venice Dance Pavilion Is Decorated,
and Displays of Home Products
Abound in Booths Erected
for the Purpose

VENICE, Nov 16.-The Knights of
Pythias opened their second annual
fair at the Venice dance pavilion this
evening. The building is deliberately
decorated with incandescent lights and
bunting. Booths have been erected
around the sides and home products
are being literally displayed.
The two most popular booths are
those in charge of the Pythian Sisters
of Venetian temple No lit, and Santa
Monica temple No. So.
Shoes, automobiles, kelp novelties
and furniture manufactured both by
local and Los Angeles firms are on
exhibition Boost and Buy is the
slogan literally displayed.
Dancing to music furnished by an
orchestra of twenty pieces was INDUCED
in all the evening
Tuesday evening the Pythian Sisters
win be the patronesses of a grand so
ciety ball. Representatives of nearly
every fraternity in Southern California
have signifed their intention of being
present.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
UNIQUE RACE WON
BY TEAM OF DOGS
Horse Outdistanced In Ten-Mie Race
That is Witnessed by Thou
sands of People at
Nome

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. ia special
to the Post-Intelligencer from Nome
says: zone of the most interesting
races ever witnessed on Seward PENN
sula and perhaps the most unique that
has occurred for years was a race be-
tween horse and dog team here Sat-
urday, the dog team winning by 90
seconds over a ten-mile course.
Ben Freymer, on Jake Berger's mare
Dolly, celebrated in Alaska, raced
with Coke Hills dog team from this
city to the mouth of Dexter creek and
return, distance of ten miles. The
trail was in good shape and good time
was made by both horse and dogs. The
mare slipped on a hillside and lost
some ground.
within three weeks another race
will be run in consequence of the dis
satisfaction and enough money was in
sight today to make the side bets S1O,-
900, which found ready takers
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
ATHLETIC UNION
HOLDS MEETING
oVERRULES ACTION OF BRIT
ISL ASSOCIATION
After Report of Olympic Games Conn.,
mittee Is Read, James {. Sullivan
Is Reelected President
of A. A. U.

NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-The Amateur
Athletic union of the United States
which met here today in annual con-
vention declined to recognize the dis
qualification of J. C. Carpenter by the
Amateur Athletic association of Great
Britain, which occurred after the
Olympic games
The union also declared that athletes
registered with the union shall not be
allowed to compete in international
competitions until the management of
the events is approved by the Amateur
Athletic Union of America.
The report of James e. Sullivan of
the Olympic games was read After
the report was heard the union adopted
a resolution giving its hearty indorse-
ment and indorsing Sullivan's actions
and those of the American athletic
committee in the matter of withdrawal
of Carpenter, Taylor and Robbins from
the final of the 400 metre race. James
e. Sullivan was reelected president of
the American Athletic Union Of
America.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
WOMAN DELEGATES.TO
BE GUESTS OF CLUB
Council of Presidents Will Take Place
on Burbank Island and Be
Followed by Elaborate
Reception
Especial to The Herald

VENICE, Nov. 16.-The various COM
mittees of the women's clubs of Santa
Monica bay have completed their ar
rangements for the reception of the
delegates TO the eighth annual meeting
of the Los Angeles district of the Cali
fornia Federated Women's Clubs at the
Venice auditorium.
The first session will take place at
the Cosmos club house on Burbank ISL
and, and will take the form of a coun-
ell of presidents of the various clubs.
The discussions will begin promptly at
o'clock Tuesday.
In the evening the principal social
event of the convention will take the
form of a reception to the delegates, to
be given by the Abbot Kinney company
under the direction of Mrs. kinney.
The following members of the Venice
Pick and Shovel club compose the In
PRODUCTION committee:
Mrs. NJ M. Merry, Mrs. X. A. philips,
Mrs. ]. G. MacLean, Mrs. George SID
ley, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. c. j. Westfall and
Mrs Margaret Kirk.
The reception will be open TO the
general public and will afford an ex-
cellent opportunity for everybody TO
come i'm contact with some of the lead
ing club women of the United States.
The committees of the convention are
as follows:
Crfedentials-Mr A. L. Stewart, Mrs.
Robert G.. DuPuy, Miss Anna M. Her
ron, Mrs Fred Hooker Jones and Mrs.
Emily Harris.
Nomination-Mr A. c. Bryant, Mrs.
w. j. Hole, Mrs. Shelly Tolhurst, Mrs.
w. S. Taylor, Miss Emily Wheeler and
Mrs. p. A. Spaulding.
Resolutions-Mrs. Harriet II. Barry,
MTs. George Rice. Mrs. George Hanley
and Mrs. Luther Wood.
Bureau of Information and registra-
tion-Mrs. f. r.. Prior, Mrs. John S.
Meyers, Mrs. George Barndollar, Mrs.
A. j. Eaton, Mrs. Hite Wickizer and
Mrs. ID. Wiebers.
Badges and pins-Mrs. Walter Peck.
Hospitality-Mrs.C G. II. Richie, Mrs,
l.. II. Case, Mrs. Cora Lewis and Mrs.
George Sibley.
Program-Mrs Russell j. Waters,
Mrs. Fred Hooker Jones and Mrs,
Charles 3. Nichols.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
HORSES FALL
AT EMERYVILLE
ACCIDENT OCCURS IN SECOND
RACE
ROSS, RIDING CAPTAIN KENNEDY.
sUsTAINS CONCLUSION
Van Duzen on ST. Avon and Holmes
on Fancy Unable TO Pull Up.
Both Jockeys Are
Injured

OAKLAND, Nov. 16.--The first ac-
cident of the Emeryville season DC
Cured in the second race today When
three horses fell. causing injury to
their riders When about three
eighths of mile from the finish
Captain kennedy, tho favoflte, STUN
bled and fell, throwing G. Ross with
much force. van Duzen on st. Avon
and w. Z. Holmes on Fancy were
directly behind and they were unable
10 pull up in time to avoid talnnS.
Ross sustained a slight conclusion OF
the brain and a fractured collafpolFe,
Van Duzen was severely cut ON the
leg and Holmes escaped with seVeral
decorations.
Astronomer. well handled by Upton,
scored a clever victory over Chadlchoh
and deutschland in the feature race.
FIRST race 81 furlongs selling -NoVgorod.
lO7 &C. Rossl to s. won aunt hit' ~.
walsh. 9 to s. second, Miss Highland lo9
tPowers) to l. third. Time l;pN marry
Stanbope Orlin Ormonde Johnny White Smii-
ing Jack. Calera4 Altamor jim Hanna AIN
ess and Larry Mulligan finished as named.
Second race, furlongs, selling-Billy Myer'
100 fArchibalD to I, woni Priceless JeweH,
100 (Walsh) To ], second; Uncle sam, JOB
tKingl. 800 to /. third. Time 115 20. Captain
Kennedy, St Avon and Fancy fell at the three
eighths pole
Bronston. ia (Kirschbaum), TO 2. won; Mer-
rill ia CKeogh), to 8, second Ny Pal ia
CWalsh), Il TO 2, third Time Lac 2-5. Mid
ms nt BelImence Rotrou. Warden Yell Eleva-
ton and Black Dress finished as named.
Fourth race, lie miles, purse-Astronomer'
100 CUpton), 9 to 10. won; Cadichon, 81 (ktrsch-
baum, 9 to .. second Deutschland, lOs pow
ers to 5, third Time As As.
Firth race, 81 furlongs. selling-Semproni,
10 walsh, II to 3. won; Mozart, 10 (Archi-
BALD, 8 TO /, second; F1gent 109 (Powers)
to ). third. Time 1:o7 SIS. Prudent Ornate.
Warden. Micaela and Carrie Thatcher finished
as named.
Sixth race. mile and 70 yards sellingJBilly
Pullman. 100 (Powers), 2 to /. won; Charles
Green, ia (King), 10 10 1. second Mike Jor
dan, ia CIV Alillerl. to l. third. Time As 2-5.
Sir Brillar. Gargantua, Remember and Charley
Paine finished as named
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
MARSHAL DRAGS HIM
FROM HIS WARM BED
Double-Barreled Shotgun, Butcher
Knife and Goods to Start Depart
ment store Found in His
Possession
[special to The Herald.l

WHITTIER, Nov. 16.-At $3.50 this
evening Marshal Frank Oliver arrest
ed at Pico station a man who was said
to have broken into the station agents
house. The man had calmly gone to
bed in the house and was between the
sheets when taken into custody. He is
apparently about rs years OF age and
refuses to give his name, but admits
he comes from Seattle
Further investigation disclosed the
fact that he had in his possession a
shotgun, butcher
knife and a highly varied assortment
of goods, including the following items:
Valuable silverware, number of
nocl,et knives; a selection of pipes
ana several pounds Of tobacco, a box OF
cigars and a set of razors.
He was brought to Whittier and
lodged in Jail.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
NEW YORK CLUBS
AWAIT DECISION
Justice Mccall of Sepreme Court Is
Considering Boxing Question, and
Upon His Opinion Rests Future
of Game in Eastern City

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Whether the
boxing game in New York, as con-
Quoted by local boxing clubs, Is to con-
tinue unmolested by the police will be
decided in an opinion which it is ex-
pected Justice Mccall of the supreme
court will hand down today.
Counsel for an athletic club, where
a raid was conducted. maintain the
police have no more right to enter the
place without a warrant than private
residence. An injunction restraining
the police is sought. That money was
taken in at the box office and that
there was a prize ring in the room
was the contention of the prosecution.
Boxing, so-called, has been practical
" at a standstill since recent raids, and
Justice McCalps decision is eagerly
awaited
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
CORONER FINDS CAUSE OF
DEATH WAS HEART TROUBLE

SAWTELLE, Nov 16.-Coroner, Hart
well, after a thorough examination into
the facts today, issued a certificate to
the effect that John RuslS. veteran, who
dropped dead on his way to the home
Saturday evening, died from heart
trouble.
Rusk was So years old and a veteran
of Company G. Twenty-second Penn
sylvania infantry. He entered the
home December rs. 1907 AS far as can
be ascertained there are no relatives
surviving.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
WHO LIVED FIFTY
YEARS IN STATE IS DEAD
Mrs. Cora MccooI Came to California
in OK Team-ls Survived by
Husband and Three
Daughters

SAWTELLE. Nov. 16.-Mrs. Cora
McCool, one of the earliest pioneer
women of California, died last night
at her home on First street, Heart
failure was the cause of death.
Mrs. McCool came to the state in
her fathers OK team fifty years ago,
making the trip from Illinois.
daughters. who reside in Los Angeles,
and a husband, who resides here.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17

WHE coaches of both Yale and
Princeton football teams ordered
n a general shakeup and many
changes following the games of No
vember Z. That the change proved of
much satisfaction to the Yale eleven
was shown by their victory last Satur-
day over Princeton, the biggest rival
to the Blue outside of Harvard. The
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
LONG MATCHING BARRY
AND AL KAUFMAN

Al Kaufman is likely TO have the
pleasure Of meeting Jim Barry in the
ring about second day-Christmas.
The Jeffries club yesterday virtually
closed negotiations for a forty-five
round match between these two am
bilious heavyweights.
Kaufman at present is in San Fran
cisco, but as he had previously stated
A desire to meet Barry, It is believed
The agreement OF Barry, which was Sc
cured yesterday. VIII make the bout a
certainty.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
WOMAN REFEREES
FOOTBALL GAME

X SEATTLE, Nov 16.-Lillian !
\ Merrill, a school teacher at Ka- J
). lama, Wash, has had the unique \
!. distinction of refereeing a foot :.
!. ball game played by men. )
i High school teams representing )
4 Kalama and Castle Rock played in !
+ the former town last Saturday !
\ and Miss Merrill was the referee. !
!. Her work was satisfactory to !
!. both teams. More than this. Miss !
i Merrill coaches basketball and !
i football teams in the Kalama !
+ schools. :
! She is well versed on the rules !
j. of both games and when in col =
!. lege was a star basketball player. !
\ !. 4 X 4 X !. 4 \ !. II \ j. < !. i \ !
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
Hawaii Wins Suit

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16-The case
of the Honolulu Rapid Land and Tran
sit company VS.. James j. Holt, collector
of taxes Of Hawaii, involving the right
of the territory to tax the company's
franchise, was decided by the supreme
court today in favor of the territory,
affirming the decision of the supreme
court of Hawaii
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
SAN JOSE TO HAVE
$4,000 YACHT CLUB

SAN JOSE, Nov. 1.-THE South Bay
Yacht club has decided to build new
club house at an expense of 10000, TO
be located near the mouth Of steam
boat slough below Alviso. The club
will retain its present house at Alyiso
for the use OF the smaller craft
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17

Yale coaches noted that in the practice
following their reconstructed eleven
showed up remarkably well. 1t is not
generally believed by eastern football
followers that Yale's lineup will again
be changed for the biggest game of the
eastern football world, that with Har-
ward, which will be played next Sat
urday. Many dopesters already have 1t
figured out that Harvard will win and
comparative scores of the two teams
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
Son Born to puchaas

NEW YORK. Nov. ia eablegra m
from Theodore p. Shonts from Paris, re-
ceived here today, announced that
son had been born to his daughter the
Duchess de Chaulnes. The Duke de
Chauines died In Paris last spring.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17

j. S. Allen came to The Herald yes
terday and stated that six weeks
series will be arranged between the
Angels and the Giants, the first game
to be played December 5. The games
will be followed by others December s.
70, 10 and 20. A side bet will not be
made at present but Allen said the
winner would receive the larger share
of the gate receipts.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-17
LONG BEACH JUNIOR LEAGUE

The last games in the Grammar
School league at Long Beach yester-
day resulted as follows; Atlantic de-
feated Burnett. 1876; Pine avenue de
feated Alamitos Heights. 26-10, and
Daisy avenue defeated Eleventh
street 1873. The standing of the teams
foIIOwq.