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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
HAWKS & PENNELL
519 California street.


c. W. MOoRES CO.. 1928 Fillmore st.
81. 2.500-25x1oo; cor. on Steiner: both SITS. acpd-
S4.0oo-6sx74: COR on Scott; street done.
IS. .S00-2I:1S1:6; Larkin bet. CAL and Pine.
7,25o-54x127:sN: on jackson st nr. Lyon
Greenwich ST: fine view; street accepted
So. .500-Good T. house: on Steiner near Sac.
Sc. 1922 :6x11o; fats. T. each; Sutter st.
SIS. s.000--2 fats. 81 r.: Buchanan near Sutter.
SIS. INCONSISTENCIES 3 dats. 6-6-6 r.; Jack
st. near Hyde: want offer.
$20.ooe-6 new fats on Pine ST.; r. each
the best corners in Western addition
S11. .500-3 new fats: Sacramento st.; T. each.
Money to loan first mortgage
HURRYf HURRY!f HUsTLEii!
IL you want to PICK YOUR LOT in the
LOEwE TRACT.
They're going fast-oyer 90 in 20 daysi
Sidewalks-Sewers-Tax
Lots 25xl00 ready 10 build upon- No grading
necessary. So down, S5 month, and SO down,
SO month. McEnerney title guaranteed.
cemeteries car 10 Mission and Russia av. Tract
office corner Russia and Vienna St Come
Sunday-Come todayi
T. T. A. OBERSfEYER, Agent,
270 Van Ness Grove. Tel. Market 3229.
Send for descriptive folder ssB"
POOR MANS CHANCE.
$500 CASH-s22 MONTHLY.
Your rent money viii buy new cottage at
Burlingame; owner compelled to leave for the
oil fields before house was quite finished, SO
he will sell it Mt a bargain; good concrete
foundation; cost TO complete about $500: price
$1,000 big lot. 46xl04; fine soil. can raise
anything sewer and water; stone sidewalk: on
avenue lined with beautiful trees: a grand
from city by s. P. R. R.: 81 trains daily:
Communication ticket. 1oc a trip.
LYON & H0AG, Burllngame.
City Office. 636 Market st.
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WILLIAMS & sURRYHNE. 12s Suffer st.


WILLIAMS & sURRYHNE. l2s Suffer st.
sI2. .5o0-Richnond; . room apartment house;
rent Sl6O: mortgage $500: 25xI2o
5000 St and Sd aT.: rent SI7-50 ? fats.
rooms each. with bath; garage for 0
ST.T5o-PoSt st. near Devissde7os rent SEQ so
bank mortgage 5000 may remain; lot
IS 25o-RIchmond. near Clement car line: ?
dsts; and rooms: rent s45; lot 25x12o-
s.. zSO-Richmond new room. shineled resi-
dence: modern. $500 down. $40 per mo. /;
s. 500 new and room fats: Sunset; rent
S36. terms $500 down. $50 per month;
lot zoxlze; this Is bargain p-os.-..,-
50 OOO-2zd sr. South; new room cottage: all
Improvements nsdei lot 25xioo; only
g zoo-Boyd 81. near tn: 6 room cottage. new;
rent $50; 1880 mortgage may remain;
81 sooMvsiiey St near 2sth: rooms and hath
cottage; lot 25xli4; only $1,000 cash re
s7soSBernsl Heights; room and bath cot
taEe; lot 2Jx75. very easy terms
C. r. WILCOX CO. s37 Golden Gate av-
FYFE & DEPAOLI. 33z3 Mission St
Real Estate and Insurance
Office open today from q. m 10 p. n.
81 s0O-aodern cottage, 3 rooms. BATH blocks
Guerrero St car line; lot 25xloo IT; easy
q soo1coftsge rooms and bath. one block
from Castro St; lot 25xll4 It; $500 cash;
s75o-Good cottage. room. and lot 25xioo IT.
one block car lines: easy terms
s. 700-SWell cottage rooms basement lots.
blocks car line; easy terms. extra lot
ssso1cottaee. one room. and lot 25zss IT..
near car line; Ike rent
&, too-Nest. clean cottage Of rooms on Ellis
worth ~. near Cortland av.; terms.
81 .50o-Nodern cottage. rooms. bath, and
lots. easy terms: blocks cars.
Sqoo-Cottage. 3 rooms, and lots On severed
street: $500 cash. SIS per month.
& fp0--Cottsge Of rooms. bath, and corner lot
25xioe f.: easy terms
KRAUSE & CO..
Real Estate and Insurance.
3002 Mission St
20 ZOO lots at 3s5 Arlington St. cottage and
barn. See KRAUSE & CO., 3o02 Mission
e. ,soArot s0x7o and room cottage. See
KRAUsE & CO.. 5002 Mission St Bargain
ss.l5o--House and lot le .yickssgrg St; 6
rooms Terms; See kRACsE a CO.
Sc ooo--s room residence. cor Upper terrace and
18th s. 4shburys cheap: this
KRAUsE & CO.. 1902 Mission 81
" EAvARD. 74l H st. at 9th az.
,o,s ssxI2o. 24th ar between California and
Ciereut sfs.: snap for a builder; easily worth
81 aso-2 story house. high basement. rooms
80 'f,seh newly furnished, block from II 81.
and ftil hhlt cash. balance mortgage; no ex-
f-. cbsrze Tor furniture
81 z00-Coffage. rooms and hath. IN 11th sv-
resr n st: si.5oo down, balance easy; this is
We ssFe 20 pairs Of fats from 5000 to ssooo.
An tie best part Of Sunset district close to park
- inside 10Th av- Open Sundays
VI. HAYARD, IA q ST at eth eF.
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
z.5oO-CloSe 10 Path and Sanchez sts.; i'm
proFements consist OF cottage and stable
"a the rear; situated on & large sunny
lot SoxlOl; make offer; has 10 be sold
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CITY REAL ESTATE

CITY REAL Estate
G. q. UAiBsEN & CO.
0ee4 Estate Renting. Collecting and Insurance
20 Montgomery 81.
GOOD INVESTMENT
t-o'00o-Close 10 market and Church sts.: large
ing Of 4 hsts and basement fats rent
ing Tor Sl55 per month; large lot As foot
mont; must be sold 10 close an estate,
,,, MODERN FLATS
ern Oats OF SIS rooms and bath each;
renting FOR se5 per month; full size
old and bargain l5o56l
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
$-Osooo-Mske offer: Haigbt St close 10 Fill
Tso1ss mo5sj : gcod fats @ i IN good order and and
sioe Of street; lot 25x1O0; bargain
INVESTMENT IN FLATS
stsntisi dsts on sunny side Of street: s
rooms and hath each; occupied by owner
sno / tenant paving S35 per month; mort
1916. (5OO2l
GOOD RENTING FLATS
cottage; renting for $50 per month: good
ton; large sunny lot. (5o2s)
RICHMOND FLATS CLOSE IN
nice new. modern oats rentiDz for SEQ
per month only year old and In perfect
condition. good lot On east side OF street,
s25xI20. (5loo)
BIG INCOME INVESTMENT
so.ooo-Close 70 Clay and Mason sts-; new
fats OF rooms and bath each; built By
days work and just conpleted already
rs1ted for SIC per month; sunny lot with
frontsges-
60, MISSION COTTAGE
so-ooo-2oth st close 70 Valencia; very sttrsc-
tive cottage q rooms and bath in nice
order and can give immediate possession;
mortgage q 5000; 25xlI5. (5ole)
MISSION BUSINESS HOLDING
<o-<oo-Close 10 18th and Mission sts-; this
holding consists Of store with tat above
OF rooms ana bath renting for s55 per
month; located IN the center Of popular
oisrieti always rented and shows TO be
one OF the safest and best paving invest
ments now for sale; collect the rents
and guarantee them as being bonahde
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT
$4'o0o-Cleuentina 81 near 4th; good level lot
45l0xso. backing into Folsom St lot;
lease for 2lz years at $3.50 per month.
HOMES on TERMS
S4oo0-eth near California; nice district;
house Of rooms and bath; now renting
Tor 80 per month; large lot SS:Sxl20
Irregular; terms 81 900 cash, balance $50
per month; make offer
PRICE REDUCED
$os5Oo-Especially fne located lot Masonic
az, & block from Haight St; choice high
Glass district; 25xII2. (4sS3)
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Az-5oo-Close 10 Path and Sanchez sts.. i'm
proFements consist Of cottage and stable
n TIE rear; situated q large sunny
lot Sexlol; make Offer; has to be sold.
SOUTH OF MARKET LOT
S-root-Llose 10 4th and Bryant gts-; good
building lot 25zso: for sale cheap. C5o7Ol
MARINE VIEW LOTS
LaAFen Eortn St, northern part Of city; good
building lots from sI,400 up; we can
arrange terms.
G. H. UNBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery
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DAIRY and farm TO lease, 900 acres reasou-
sble, GO miles from s. T. J. y. KOWAL8KT
room HOS. ia Montgomery St. 8 ..
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PRICE REDUCED
s. .5oo-Especislly ire located lot On Masonic
az, block from Haight ST.; choice high
class district; 25x1I2. (4SS3)
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MISSION COTTAGE
soro9O-20th St close 10 Valencia: very sttrsc-
tive cottage q 6 rooms and bath in nice
order and can give immediate possession
mortgage of 5000; 25xlI5. (5ole)
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Send for sour List" Of property FOR sale
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-s24 Kearnv st.
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q.
We have an extensive list of improved prop
erty 10 exchange for lots In the Burnt District
]. w WRIGHT & CO.-125 SUFFER- ST.
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THE CROCKER TRACT.
THE CROCKER TRACT.

Junction of Mission street and San Jose avenue.
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100000 feet from hearny and Bush; viii be
in demand TO fill out business property
some day; in the meantime il would pay
handsomely II improved.
SZ,5Oo-Only lot in Sacramento st. at this figure;
ideal location for fats; excellent rent
ing district; better get busy this; only
500 foot in one Of the best Preside
heights locations.
$1,S50-Fine level building lots. suitable for
high class cottages and dats: some Of the
lots have superb marine view; handy 10
all electric lines; near 18th av and B st.
SeO0-One block from II ST. and 18th aT.; a
snap at this figure; property ready TO build
on. Can you beat thisI
Send for "Our List" OF property FOR sale.
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BALDWIN g HOWELL
s1s-S24 Kearny St Phone Kearny $50
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MISSION BUSINESS HOLDING
<or]oo-Close 70 18th and Mission sts-; this
holding consists OF store with tat above
OF , rooms ana bath. renting for S55 per
month: located IN the center Of popular
oisuicti always rented and shows 10 be
one OF the safest and best paving invest
ments now for sale; we collect the rents
and guarantee them being bonahde
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HOMES On TERMS
S4-eOO-eth sT. near California; nice district
house Of rooms and hath; now rentin
for SO per month; large lot 5S:Sx12
irregular; terms 81 600 cash, balance So
per month; make oHer.
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sc. .000-2 new fats. aud rooms and bath :
wiring; gas antomatics; tile behind stoves
sinks; good terms; no agents; 100 IT. from
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23

DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT
-, $4,ooo-Cleuentins 81. near 4th; good level lot
4osloxs0. backing into Folsom St lot;
lease for 2lz years at $3.50 per month.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-09
NOTED VOCALIST MISSING;
AID OF POLICE INVOKED
Fred L. Bickford's Relatives Appre-
hensive for His Safety, Consider
Ing Him at Times Men,
tally Unbalanced

Fred L. Bickford, vocalist Of local
prominence, disappeared from his home
at 6032 Monte Vista street while suffer
ing from a sudden attack of mental
arrangement, it is thought, and his
relatives, after a futile search, have
asked the police to assist in 4nding
him.
The missing man is a graduate of
Oberlin college, and besides being d
musician and vocalist of ability, has
been student of deep subjects. Last
year his mind gave way as a result of
overworlS, and since then he has been
considered not mentally responsible at
times.
Sunday night he visited friends on
Downey avenue, near his home, and
appeared to be in a cheerful frame Of
mind. He rose shortly after o'clock
Monday morning, and when his rela-
tives looked for him a few minutes lat
er he could not be found.
It is feared he has wandered into the
country and is lost somewhere in the
foothills, but at a late hour this morn
ing no trace Of him had been found.
When last seen he wore long, black
Overcoat and was bareheaded. He is 5
feet 10 inches in height, weighs 155
pounds, has a fair complexion, blue
eyes and brown hair.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-09
WILLIAMS WINS
TWO IN A ROW
CELEBRATES RETURN HOME
BY VICTORIES
5ELLWETHER AND RuRIA
GRANADA FIRST TO WIRE
Frank Weir Continues to Be Prori-
nent in Selling War, Buying May
Amelia for $500 After
She Romps
[By Associated Prean.1

10y <ASSOIldNtu ET6SH.
OAKLAND, Dec. S.-Thonas H. william.
won two races in row at Emeryville to-
oay' Bellwether and Rubia Granda carry
ing MS colors to victory. The fourth race
won by Rubia Granda, resulted in one ~
the best finishes OF the season. six horses
belng heads and noses apart The vinnar
Just got up in time to beat Bon Homme.
=, me ne, surprise of the day was the victory
OF Prince Nap, at odds of 20 to l. NAV
Amena was bid up from 5000 to $1,000 by
FRANK Weir' who secured her. st. Francis
was pid up from $500 to $500 by George
Reed, but was retained. Results:
First race, six furlongs. selling-Prinoe
nap 1os Cseoville), 20 to l. won; Berryessa,
~ (Rettig), Is to l, second; Paladini iii
GMllIer)' to l, third Time 1:17 1-5. Lord
EN-, St Joe, Banposal. Royal N, Good
Cheer and Merry Round also ran
second race, six furlongs selling-st
FRANCIS 1l2 tMentry), to s. won; Bucolic,
log (keogh), to 8, second; Plausible, 1Os
ldlibert), 30 to 1, third Time 1:14 As.
Celeres, Standover. Curriculum, Metlakatla,
Ellerd, Phil Igo and Myrtle Knight also
ran.
Third race mile and seventy yards sell
ing-Bellwether. 1O6 (Gilbert), to s, won:
Import, LOG (Upton), 3 to l, second; Billy
Pullman, 106 (Keogh), to /. third. Time
1:4S 1-5. Deutschland, ]. C. Core and LogI-
stilla also ran.
Fourth race, six and half furlongs. purse
-Rubia Granda, T02 (Gilbert), 7 to 8, won;
Bon domne, 1O9 (Lee), to 2, second; Mad
man, 100 (Walsh), 1S to 8, third. Time
1:21 s-5. Twilight Queen, Dr. Holzberg
Anna L. Daley, Workbox, LAttle Jane and
Hoyle also ran
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth miles,
selling-May Amelia, los (E. SULLIVAN. 8 to
2, won; Raleigh, 100 (Butler), 2 to 1, sec
ond; sprngban. 100 Cwalsh), to @ third
Time 1850 3-5. Orchan, Bravoure, May l..
N, Bill Curtis and Royal Red also ran.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs, purse
Warden, 107 (Dee), 3 to 5, won; Toll Box
10 (Butler), to l, second; Bishop W. 101
(Walsh), 300 to /. third Time 1910. Rose
vale, Palo Alto, Strike Out. Sainvoke, Judge
Cronin and Meddling Hannah also ran.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-09
ATHLETICS

GLASS will be very much in evidence this
! afternoon at Santa Anita in at least two
Y of the six races. The feature event OF
card will be the Oneonta handicap at Six
and a half furlongs, with a gross value or
$500. Sam Hildreth will start Restiguoche'
winner of the Pomona handicap opening day,
and Dandelion his candidates, and I'M
doubtedly these will hold the post of honor
as favorites in the betting. Ethon, cracker
jack from Latonia, will make his debut on the
coast in this event, while r. +. Carman VIII
send Mary Antony II and Magazine to the
post as his entry. Coloquy also VIII start,
and this speedy one will be well backed by
the public to beat the others. With such
great speed and class engaged, there should
be a new California record for the distance.
with the advance of the season come larger
fields each day, the horses at the track seem
ing to round to racing condition much faster
than in former seasons. and the large nelds
are appreciated by the public for one principal
reason-that 1t makes better prices IN the
ring
Jockey Mccarthy left yesterday afternoon for
Emeryville to ride Tony Faust today. He had
several mounts for the day at santa Anita
but Schilling was substituted to enable Nc
Carthy to catch the train. He will return
after the races today.
Joe Mccarthy. one of the cleyerest handi-
cappers in the country, came in yesterday from
Frisco and will remain throughout the local
racing season.
Races for gentlemen riders are extremely
popular everywhere they are put on the
card, but no such race ever has been ar
ranged at Santa Anita. Several old time
Jockeys are agitating the idea with view
to inducing Secretary Smith to put one
trial heat on a near future card, and 1t Is
believed the event would prove attractive
Harry Smith, the popular Jockey who mas
been on the ground for a long time under
suspension, still acknowledges to being pos
sessed of a desire to get back in the mar
ness Unlike the average Jockey who is put
out Of business by the jockey club, Harry
has not been hanging around the race
tracks, but has settled down to business
and lis doing nicely in the employ Of Tom
Savage Harry was married recently and
is keeping house. Immediately after being
ruled Off he sought other employment, and
for long time has been working steadny
for Savage, now being one OF his trusted
employees and highly esteemed by savage,
Harry is respected in the circles where ne
associates, is a manly and well behaved
Young man, thoroughly honest and honor-
able in all his transactions and It Woulu
be a fitting reward for the consistent hte
he has led that he be restored to good
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standing and thereby permitted to earn
living expenses in tho profession that he has
adopted. His probably will be pre-
sented to the stewards Of the Pacific Jockey
club this winter with n petition for his re-
instatement, and it VIII be pleasing news to
local sportsmen and patrons OF the races
that he has been successful in getting back
his license.
That breeding does not mean awful much
in the way of making a race horse win race
is proved in the fact that Domnus Aroi and
Bob Ragon are full brothers, and the former is
a stake horse, while the latter is no-account
platter. One was / to shot yesterday and
the other was 200 to 1. One won and the other
did not even get close Why?
Walter Jennings had a fair wager on San
Nicholas when his old timer won at long adds
yesterday, but Jack Bennett did not even pike
along with Molesey to win the Pasadena handi-
cap at IS to 1. sim there are some folks who
viii believe that all races are fixed affairs.
The White city baseball team that recently
was organized by employees at the race track
and which team has been having great success
on the diamond, will be given benefit ball one
week from Saturday night at the White City
resort. The money raised by the ball viii be
used to equip the team properly and otherwise
put it in trim for further diamond successes.
Edwin 7. Fryer, Pedro and Mike Jordan will
have to go to school for awhile before again
facing the barrier. Starter Hoffman wearied
of their bad post actions yesterday and ordered
them to attend his school.
Powers and Schiling rode two winners each
yesterday. Schilling was second three times
and out of the money once. Powers was second
and third in his other two efforts. This pair
certainly seems to have the riding honors be-
tween them for the season.
The story to the effect that Henry Flittner,
cashier for Barney Schrieber had died, is
untrue according to Jack Atkin, who says
he received a telegram from Flittner a few
hours previous to publication of his obituary.
Flittner is a very popular sportsman and
the story to the effect that he dead
created something of a sensation at Santa
Anita, until 1t denied by Atkin. Accord
ing to Attn, F1ttner has not been dam
gerousy i'll.
The attendance is improving in most
noticeable degree, the crowds that witnessed
the racing yesterday being Of the largest
off day crowds of the season. With in
creased number of books and larger crowds,
well the definite nature Of the form OF
the horses the season advances makes
the outlook for most successful meeting de-
cidedly roseate
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-09
AVARICE DESTROYED
LOVE, WOMAN SAYS
Mrs. Catherine Clark, Formerly q
School Teacher, Alleges She
Found Matrimony Un-
bearable

IT knew that avarice had killed all the
affection this man ever had for me- and that
could not again live with him, said Mrs
Catherine Z. Clark while testifying In her
suit for divorce yesterday against John Clark,
a former employe in one of the departments
of Washington.
Mrs. Clark said she had been a school
teacher in Los Angeles county for thirteen
years when She met Clark through letter oil
introduction from a friend IN washing ION
They were married in September, 1907, and a
month later, she said, Clark dragged her across
the dining room of their home, threw her down
on the floor OF their bedroom, and when she
screamed placed pillow over her face.
you must do as 1 tell you" the woman
said Clark told her. II was the bride of a
month and did not think he should talk to me
that way. and, of course, demonstrated with
him." she said
A few weeks later, she said. when she re-
fused to sit down at his bidding. he forced her
into a chair and made her arms black and
blue She determined to leave home but did
NOT know where TO 20 for assistance. BE
Sides" she said, II felt so Inundated that I
did not want to tell my troubles to anybody
Mrs Clark said her husband told others she
was unfit to be a wife or mother and that he
a European trip before her marriage.
According to Mrs. Clark. her husband mar
ried her to secure her little property. The
day before the wedding she said, he paid off
a mortgage of $500 on a home she had pur-
chased on East Twenty-seventh street, and in
return she gave him deed to the place.
Later, she Sdlus size lOOh lho uttu liOlh q
safety deposit box when she learned that
Clark was going to file action for divorce.
II left home in June to go to the hospital
where my baby was BORN" said Mrs Clark.
my husband visited me sometimes, but nev-l
showed any affection. He usually sat at the
window reading a paper. When the baby was
weeks old 1 asked him if there not
some way in which we could arrange our
affairs and live happily. I told him knew
money was at the bottom Of all the trouble.
Then he leaned over me and gritted his
teeth. He said 1 had stolen the deed to the
property on Twenty-seventh street, and the
only way could settle matters was by givIhs
It back, together with a deed to two lots /
had bought at Venice. He also wanted me 10
sign papers agreeing to separation and that
would not make any further claim upon
him.
Then 1 knew that avaricie had killed all
the affection he ever had for me and I deter
mined not to return home"
Clark is contesting the action brought by his
wife. He denies her charges The trial will
be resumed at 10 o'clock Thursday.
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Must Testify on Tariff

WASHINGTON, Dec. San execu-
tive session was held today by the
ways and means committee of the
house, presumably for the purpose of
sending the names of those witnesses
whom it is proposed to subpoena to
appear at the tariff hearings before the
committee. While nothing was given
out, it is understood those whose tes-
timony is especially desired by the
committee are James w. Van Cleave
president Of the National Association
of Manufacturers; Charles Francis
Adams of Boston, and representatives
of the meat packers, the wool indus
try, the leather industry, the steel in
dustry and manufacturers of various
articles in relation to which the COM
mittee has received no testimony.
Only short hearing was held by the
committee today.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-09
EDUCATORS BECOMING INTERESTED
IN HERALD MOVING PICTURE SHOW

The scheme Of giving free coupons educational moving
picture show initiated by The Herald has been taken by
Der of California newspapers and become
supplementary aid grammar and secondary school education
Eastern educators frequently have urged the feasibility of the
moving connection with the teaching of
history it has been proved that if be clearly
allied the memory is much lasting
The moving picture entertainments while they lacking
thrilling and attractive of adventure and humor de
signed with this end and they constitute ideal
men both for and children With the constantly increasing
merit of the Bracket entertainment becoming and
appreciated and the crowds the Spring hea
no
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-09
BASKETBALL GAMES OFF
ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS
Principal J. o. Churchill of Hollywood
High School Is Lying Seriously
III from an Attack of
Pneumonia

All basketball games Of the Hollywood high
school team with other high schools have been
called off on account of the critical condition
of Principal J. o. Churchhill, who is suffer-
ing from pneumonia He has been Ill three
weeks and yesterday had a second relapse.
Two league games for the Hollywood five
were scheduled for this week between Pasa-
dena high school and the Whittier team, but
were called off.
There will be three county league games
played off in Southern California this week
The Los Angeles high school FIVE will play the
South Pasadena high school on the latter's
courts. Pasadena high school Will try con-
illusions with the Long Beach team on the
Long Beach courts, and the Polytechnic High
School club Will play the Harvard military
aggregation.