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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-19
WONIENS AND CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS.

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 Also Hoods Rubbers for women, misses and ch dren.
 Try our Little Tudor School Shoes. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-19
Store Open Every Evening Until Christmas.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
EACH BOUT IS
A MAIN EVENT
M'CAREY ARRANGES FOUR TEN
ROUND SCRAPS
CARD FOR FRIDAY NIGHT MOST.
ATTRACTIVE
George Herberts-Frank Plcato, How-
ard Baker-WllIie Fairbanks, Rob-
inson-congo Coon and RUSSELL
Kid Snyder ls Offering

Manager McCarey has matched UP
eight of the most likely boxers in Los
Angeles for the weekly show at his
Maud Junction pavilion next Friday
night, and the affair has been dubbed
the four-main-event" card. The bouts
are as follows:
George Herberts vs. Frank Picato,
ten rounds, 1856 at 3 p. m.
Howard Baker VS.. Willie FAIRBANKS
ten rounds, catchweights.
Bubbles Robinson VS.. Congo Coons
ten rounds, catchweights.
Eddie Russell VS.. Kid Snyder, ten
rounds, 122 pounds.
A more attractive program hardly
could be arranged, and the usual popu-
lar prices will prevail for the event.
Herberts arrival in Los Angeles yester-
day morning, fresh from his victorious
career in the middle west ana the ia
cific Athletic club, was not slow In
gobbling him up for this card. Frank
Picato has been showing such good
class lately that he has been selected TO
try out the newcomer.
Fairbanks and Baker will meet to de-
eide whether the victory of Baker at
San Bernardino was a fluke or whether
he has the Indian sign on FAIRBANKS.
The latter had bad leg the night he
fought Baker, and put up a good nght
in spite of this handicap. He has been
after Baker ever since for a return
match, and now that the next match
has been made Fairbanks declares that
he will train assidously for the bout
and that he will show the fans that he
can beat Baker over the ten-round
route.
Bubbles Robinson and the Congo
Coon are sore over the scrap they had
Friday night, and both of them have
gone into training for the longer bout
which has been scheduled. Bubbles
thought he had a rather soft snap
when he hooked up with Congo in their
four-round bout, but he, found he had
caught a tartar, and now he hopes to
show him up in this ten-round contest.
The boys in the other bout are about
the best in their class, with the excep-
tion of Fisher. and the winner of tho
bout has been matched to meet the
San Berdoo lad at McCarey's pavilion
the evening. of October 2S in ten
round contest. Fisher has begun train
ing already for this bout, and the fans
certainly will see some good fighting
when Snyder and Russell try to get the
coveted chance at the popular light
haired fighter.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
SANTA ANA HIGH
DEFEATS POMONA
CLAREM0NT ELEVEN LOSES
TO MINOR TEAM
Touchdown by Humphrey and Well
Placed Field Goal Cause Down.
fall of Coach Stanton's
Warriors
Especial to The Herald. |

CLAREMONT, Oct. 10.-In direct
put up by the freshmen aggregations
was the game between the Pomona
varsity and Santa Ana high school,
which resulted in most humiliating
defeat for the college team to the tune
of 10 to 0.
A touchdown by Pumphrey, the
Santa Ana left halfback, and nicely
placed field goal from the thirty-yard
line in the second half proved the un-
doing of the varsity, whose nearest
attempt at scoring came early in the
first when after a series of end runs
and exchange of punts Birdsall broke
away on a short end run and crossed
the goal line only to have his guards
declared offside and the ball placed
out of reach of the posts with PEN
atty added for the breach of rules.
AS in the freshie game, the first half
was barren of scoring, while the ball
zigzagged up and down the field.
changing hands frequently and putting
being resorted to to save the loss of
the ball On downs.
In the second half the high school
lads started things going on clever
| forward pass from Dubois to Pumph-
rey, who managed to shake off the OPP
posing taclklers and wriggled over the
line for a tally. In his first attempt
at goal Tedford failed, but later. when
Referee Chisholm declared the Pomona
linemen offside on the play and sec
ond trial Was allowed, he made good.
After the next kickoff the Peatland-
ers gradually worked the ball up the
field near enough for Tedford to send
it squarely between the goal posts
from the thirty-yard line for an ad-
ditional four points. Santa Ana came
near scoring again, but by the splen-
did spirals of Fullback Mahoney the
varsity managed to defend their goal
from further assaults.
Tedford was the mainstay of the
game for the visitors, with his long
kicks and dashing runs, averaging
from five to thirty-five yards. For
the Claremonters. Mahoney showed up
Well at full and will likely be devel-
oped into the punter of this season.
Vaile passed splendidly at quarter
and got into the game for several
quarterback runs.
Coach Stanton of Pomona made few
excuses for his team after the game,
bur said that it was nothing more than
he had expected, as little varsity back
field material was at hand and all the
halves who were tried out were new
at the game. Several of the former
varsity men were out of the game and
this may in some manner account for
the collegians. although it cannot be
denied that the Santa Anans put up
one of the classiest games played in
the south and have strong chances of
cleaning up all the county high schools
except Los Angeles high The lineup:
SANTA ANA H s. POMONA
Baker. e. r. Cove Hamilton
Chapman
Lutz. t. r.......... Gillette
Smart. .............l g. r........... Taylor
McFadden. .......... c. ....... .Wienlano
Menges s..........r. &. l....... Crawford
Finnister ..........r. t. l.......,.. Fuller
Head. e. l.. Parker Lorbeer
Dubois ............. q. b. ............ .Nalle
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

! Winter league: Sears. catcher; Rieger,
pitcher; Whalen, first base; Ely, second
base; Moore, third base; Corbin, short
stop; Garrity, left field; Pedrotte, CEN
ter field; Clinton, right field.
The Echo Park second team defeated
the Pirates yesterday on the Echo park
diamond by the score of to 4. Best
pitched for the Echos, while Myers
and Ruggles pitched for the Pirates,
The features of the game were home
run by Second Baseman McGraw,
nephew of Muggsy McGraw, and the
twirling of Myers, who struck out fif-
teen men and allowed only five hits.
The Los Angeles Giants and the
Norwalk club will meet for the third
time at Joy park this afternoon. The
Giants have played thirty games and
the only defeat was by the Norwalk
club, and they expect to turn the tables
this afternoon. Following will be the
lineup of both teams:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

ing a game today, Manager Newton
has arranged for u game between tho
fats and the leans. About twenty men
have volunteered on each side and the
lineup, If such it may be called, In
cludes the names of many business
and professional men of San Pedro.
Indications are that hot game Will
be in order, probably more hot than
game" A good deal of enthusiasm
is manifest over the game around the
harbor city and probably large
crowd will be out at the harbor city
park to Sc the fun.
Manager DuPuy reports neat sum
as having been realized at a dance
given by the Harbor City team on Fri
day night at Peck's pavilion at Point
Firmin. A large crowd was in at
tendance and everyone had Il good
time. Today the Harbor City team
will meet the Santa Fe boys at Point
Firmin. The local lineup is as fol-
lows: Stratton, catcher: Woods, pitch
er; Dodson, first; r. Holland, second;
H. Holland, shortstop; Johnson. third;
Jensen left field; Reuter-, center field,
and Nelson, utility man.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
RESULTS Al BELMONT

BELMONT PARK, Oct 10.-Results:
six furlongs-Royal Captive won, Afflc'
tion second, Lady Selma third; time 1:10.
Steeplechase, three mlles-Agent won
waterspeed second, Mark Gumberts third
time 6:03 2-5.
six furlongs-Trance won, Selectman sec
ond, Field Mouse third: time 1:10 1-5.
six furlongs-Delirium won. Half Sover-
eign second, Fashion Plate third; time
I'LL 3-6.
one and three-fourths miles-Fair Play
won Master Robert second, Frank GIL
third; time 1858.
Nine furlongs-Samuel H. Harris won
Beauclaire second. Killicrankie third; time
1.h2.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
BY RED PERKINS

Maiers vs. NJ ,Cormcks, at Thirty-eighth
and Santa Fe.
Hoegees VS.. San Pedro. at Chutes.
SUNDAY, FEB. 21
San Diego VS.. McCormicks, at Chutes.
Pasadena VS.. Azusa. at Azusa.
Santa Ana VS.. San Pedro at San Pedro
Maers VS.. Salt Lakes. at Thirty-eightn
and Santa Fe.
Edisons VS.. Hoegees (ground to be decided
later).
SUNDAY, FEB. 20
Pasadena VS.. San Diego. at San Diego.
McCormicks VS.. Azusa, at Azusa.
Hoegees VS.. Santa Ana, at Santa Ana
San Pedro VS. Maiers. at Thirty-eightn
and Santa Fe.
Edisons VS.. Salt Lakes. at chutes.
MARCH :, IA AND FL
For postponed games. Season to close
March 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10.-Results:
Five and a half furlongs-Marbles won,
Barnsdale second. Camille third; time
1906 1-5,
Six furlongs-Crystal Maid won, Irfaneh
second. Ray H third: time 1:13 S-5.
One and a half misunderstanding won,
Belleview second, Rivolin third; time
1885 So
One and one-sixteenth miles-Lawrence
P. DAILY won, Czar second Zienap third; time
1:46 3-5.
Six furongs-Dr. Holzeberf won, Alche-
mist second, Aspirant third; time 1;13 2-5.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Lady Esher
won, Anita Lady second, Arrowswift third;
time ! :46 3-5,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
BANKERS
Totals ........... .'ol
.TTAEAEADV

Two-base hits-Byram, Pickerel Struck
out-By Haight Q, Beamer 3. Bases on
haIIs-Of Beamer l. Haight 2. Sacrifice
hits-Byram, Beamer. Umpire-Edwards.
The second playground team won
from the Pirates in aa exciting and
close game, the score being to 4.
The winners entered upon the ninth
inning with the score Z to 1 against
them, but a batting rally enabled them
to win out. Myers famed fourteen
Pirates and should have won, but the
miserable support accorded him in the
field in the final inning snatched VIC
tory from him. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
CALIFORNIA WINTER LEAGUE

Following is the schedule of games
in the California Winter league for to-
day: Pasadena VS.. Salt Lakes at Ath-
Ietic park, Boyle Heights Mccormick
VS.. Maiers at Thirty eighth and Santa
Fe avenue; Azusa VS.. Santa Ana at
Santa Ana.
The Edisons, Hoegees, San Diego and
San Pedro games are postponed, and
all four teams will take day off.
No games will be played in the Sum
mer league.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
INTERuRBAN LEAGUE

Exhibition games viii be played in
this league as follows: Tropicos VS..
Los Angeles Athletic club at Tropico;
Harbor City VS.. A. T. & S. F. at San
Pedro; Wielands VS.. Belvideres at
Thirty eighth and Alameda.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
NoRWALKs

The Bankers defeated the Echo Park
playground team yesterday, to l, In
a game featured by the excellent twlrl-
ing of both pitchers. The winning
runs were scored in the seventh on
a smashing single by Ellist. The score:
ECHO PARK PLAYGROUND
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
SUBURBAN LEAGUE

Games to be played in the Suburban
league for today will be as follows:
Redondo VS.. Hollywood at Venice; San
Gabriel VS.. Huntington Park at Hunt
ington Park.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE

Games in the Southern State league
for this afternoon are Pico Heights
VS.. Dolgeville at Dolgeville; Gardena
VS.. Thistles at South Side Athletic club
at 1 o'clock; Rivera VS., Dyas-Clines at
Los Nietos.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

The new Overland coupes arrived
last week and p. A. Renton was proud
ly showing them to many interested
people. The coupe is attractive, having
an inclosed seat for two and rum
BILE seat back of the inclosed body.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE


Gardena VS.. Thistles at Thirty-eighth and
Santa Fe, l p. m.
Rivera VS.. Dyas-C Clines. at Los Nietos.
Pico Heights-Reid-siegel p; McKean, c..
Laprevote, 1b; Daley, 2b; Reeve, SIS; Fish
Borden, sb Curran, IT,; Morrow, RI; Reid
Fish. CT
Observation-Disclosures. p; Leonard, c..
Kutz, 1b; ]. Dear, 2b: G. Dear, S.; Pierce
sb; ]. Metz IT,; Stuart. CT; Slack RI
Cosby. sub.
1b; Haskins, 2b; B. Deae Sb Stockwell, S.
Hughes, IT,; Bennett, CT; Gordon. RI.
Thistles-O'Connor, c.; Lequin, p; Jones'
1b; H. Wilson, 2b; Nordquist sb; Nalle, SIS.
Clark, IT,; Mack, cf.; Moore, rf.
Observation-Disclosures Lane, p; Hatch-
Welch. c.; Pallett 1b; F. Nagle, 2b: Hae-
kell-Hatch, Sb; McGaugh, SIS; White. IT,
" Nagle cf.; Briswalter. rf
Dyas-Clines- Pina-Lyon. p; Price, C; Nc
Elroy 1b; Cheshire, 2b; Briseno, SIS; M.
Morrssey. IT,; Smith. cf.; Pima IF.
Secretary Nagie of the Southern State
league contemplates taking trip to North
ern California in the near future, and during
his absence his duties will be attended to
by Captain Al McGaugh of Rivera.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS GAMES

The White City baseball team of Ar
cadia will play the Santa Fe club of
Los Angeles this afternoon. Following
is the White City lineup: Cohn, short
stop; Wilson, second base; Ebert, first
base; Johnny Derani, pitcher; Jerry,
third base; Joe Dimadigo, left field;
Nick, center field Archie, the husky
lad, right field Dobs, catcher.
The Los Angeles Giants will play the
Norwalk team in the second game of
the schedule as played at Joy park.
The first contest is scheduled with the
Santa Anita colored aggregation and
the Pioneer Stars. The Giants and the
Norwalk each have been defeated by
these clubs, and today's game no
doubt, will tell the tale. "Bud" Taylor
will officiate.
Following is the individual lineup of
the Salt Lake team in tha California
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

Pumphrey ........l h. r. .Becker-Tangeman
Tedford. ...........r h. /. .Leaver- Birdsall
Eaton on.........,.... I. b. $500. Mahoney
Touchdown, Pumphrey; field goal, Tedford;
length of halves, 20 minutes referee. Chis-
holm; umpire, Pierce; timer. Spurgeon; head
linesman, Lafferty.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

A. r. Davis drove to Bakersfield in
an Auburn last week. The car was
sold to William West. At Bakersfield
Davis went from the city to the Kern
river oil fields, eight miles, in sixteen
minutes. He claims this as record.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
Totals ..............34
Totals ............''S6
SUMMARY

Home run-McGraw. Two-base hit
Dodson Struck out--By Best 6, Meyers IA.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
RESULTS AT SANTA ROSA

SANTA ROSA, Oct. 10.-The feature OF
today's racing was the performance of bud
Doble's Kinney Lou, 2:07, who went eX-
hibiton half mile in 1:02h. Other results:
To beat 2:S0H-Lady Barondale, by Bar
ondale; time $3.50 1-5.
To beat 2:191A-Fabia Mckinney; time
2:171k.
To beat 2:95H pacing-Kinney C. by Kin
ney Lou, time 2:241.
To beat 2:30-Kate Dillon, by Sidney Dill
lon; time 2:2S.
To beat 2:2O-washington Mckinney, by
Mckinney; time 9;17A.
To beat 2:26 1A-Belle Of Washington, by
Washington Mckinney; time 2:26h.
To beat 2:29%-Rex Mckinney, by Wash
ington Mckinney; time 2:221k.
Sonoma County Driving. club three-year-o old
stakes, trotting, three in five;
Loise Wood, J. II. Whiting by Lyn-
wood w ............,......... / !
Billy Barlow, r. Abels, by Washing
ton Mckinney ...................2 2
The Title Guarantee and Trust COM
pany baseball club defeated the Ameri-
can National bank team yesterday on
the Athletic diamond by the one-sided
score of II to 4. The features of the
game were the batting of the insurance
team and also the three-base hit of
"Chauncy," who, out of five times at
bat, made three hits. Martin Labrig.
pitcher for the winners, twirled a good
Eame, striking out ten men.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
MOTOR NOTES

The Cadillac 30 will be here this week.
The car has been delayed by the rail-
roads, but is now on the last leg of
the long journey.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
The Los Angeles Giants will play The

Following is the Individual lineup of
the Salt Lake team in tha California
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

The San Pedro Merchants not hav-
Bases on balIs-On Meyers l.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-24

day night, December %. This COM
pany needs no introduction to people
here. We will only say they are COM
ing back with an even better show
and more pleasing plays than they
presented here last season. Their
opening play this year will be "a Sol
der of Japan" the story of the Boxer
uprising in China. The costumes
worn in this play are Oriental and the
scenery is in keeping with that coun-
try Specialties will be introduced be-
tween each act by the peoples favor
lite, Miss Loretta Graham; Tarlton &
Tarlton, musical experts, and MI
George Dawson, high-class baritone.
Ladies will be admitted free Mon
day night, if accompanied by party
holding a 35c ticket purchased and
paid for before p m Seats on sale
Monday at Swift's Book Store. Prices
Is, % and 35 cents.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-24
A BUSINESS CHANGE.
The Moore Wholesale House of Tyler
Takes Over Ezell Grocery House.

A piece of news that has been cur
rent here for several weeks, and of
which the Herald was advised in pri-
vate some time ago, has been made
public Officially 1t is the transfer of
the Eel Wholesale Grocery house of
this city to the Moore Wholesale
house, with headquarters in Tyler.
The Palestine business will be con-
tinued with Mr.. Claude Joyce as local
manager The Moore company is a
strong organization and will prove a
valuable addition to local business
circles.
1t has not been made public as yet
what the Ezells intend doing.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-24
SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS.
Apples! Apples! Apples.

Plenty of genuine Wine Sap and Ar
kansas Blacks. These are the finest
favored apples ever sold in the city
of Palestine. | will have the largest
stock of Oysters and Celery in the
city for Christmas trade. Come and
let me book your Christmas order.
Special on fire crackers, ten packages
for 25c The best line of candy ever
sold in Palestine, pounds for 25c.
This is regular zoe and 25c candy.
Vim. H. Smith,
21-4t The Original Fruit Man.
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Get the Hsbit-cook With Gas.
For Sale.

For Sale.
The following, having been used
only from four to twelve months:
$4,000 full CHARTERED golden Oak
wardrobe, $3.50; $4,000 bed room
suit, with iron bed, $500; $500 bed
room suit, with iron bed, $4,000;
$3.50 bed lounge, $500; one Singer
Sewing Machine, in good condition,
$3.50. Rockers, dining table, dining
chairs, heaters, one cook stove, one
clock and various other things, all
to go at prices in proportion to above
Call at once at 420 N. Sycamore street
or phone S99 21-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-24

Dear Santa Claus:
This is what | want. A writing
desk, doll dressed in long baby
clothes and a little stove. Ny little
sister, Helen, wants doll buggy, a
doll dressed as a school girl and a
tea set She is so good that you must
not disappoint her My baby brother,
Henry Ash, wants hobby horse, a
big wagon and chair. l have been
a good girl all this year, so be good
to me- Please, Santa don't forget
the poor children, especially the little
orphans.
From your little friend and we'll
wisher.
Lorraine Mildred Pearlstone.
sos S. Sycamore.
P. S. Don't forget TO fill our stock
ings with fruit, candy and nuts. With
many thanks. Lorraine.
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THE CHARITY FUND
Was Helped In Generous Way BY
Many of the Good People.

The big Charity Window at the Her
aid office has been dismantled, and
the donations, consisting of clothing,
toys. candies, fruits and more substan-
tial edibles, have been taken in charge
by committee of ladies' of the Organ
lied Charities, and will be distributed
today and tonight. There was big
quantity of the gifts, and many little
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Palestine. Texas. Dec. %, 1905

Palestine, Texas, Dec. %, 1908.
Dear Santa Clause:
Please bring me a doll and buggy
and "a teddy bear. And my aunt Helen
said about fruits nuts and candies.
| do not want any either l have all
want also. Bring my sister Aggie a
teddy bear a doll and thank You for
that. She is nearly three years old
and I am nearly four. | will, say good
night as l am going to bed now.
Your friend.
Ruby Sawyer.
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Don't drug the stomach, or stimu-
late the heart or kidneys. That is
wrong 1t is the weak nerves that
are crying out for help. Vitalize these
weak inside controlling nerves with
DR.. Shops Restorative, and see how
quickly good health will come to you
again. Test it and see. Sold by Jno.
r. Hearne & Co.
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ones are going to he made happy
through this move The Herald per-
sonally returns thanks TO every one
who contributed, and knows it speaks
for the Organized Charities, under
whose auspices the movement was in
augurated
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Rheumatism promptly driven from
the blood with DR.. Shoop's Rheumatic
Remedy. Rub-on's never did cure
rheumatism. The blood must be reach
ed-and DR.. Shoop's Remedy is made
expressly for the blood. Test it and
see. Sold by Jno. R. Hearne e Co.
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Palestine, Texas, Dec. %, 1908.
Dear Santa Clause:
| will tell you what | want yon to
bring me. l want a big teddy bear
and chair. | will not ask for any
more as that is all | care for. | know
L will get more than that. | do not
want you to bring me any candy nor
any fireworks nor any nuts and fruit
because | know | will have all and
more than | want and can eat. | am
girl four years old. Bring my
brother Louis a drum, horn and you
see what is suitable for him he is
two years old. l will be a good girl
and Louis will be a good boy.
Yours friend,
Helen Droby.