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auxiliary has held since the completion of the hospital
 The public is cordially invited to be present and hear something about what St Raphaels hospital means in the community--tust what the auxiliary so- ciety is doing
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An innovation in society life this winter will be the riding class for chill dren which will ride once a week at Troop A armory, beginning In Novem- Der Already fourteen children have joined and the number may be some what increased. The class will be un- der the patronage of well known so- ciety women, Mrs. Henry F. English, Mrs Williston Walker, and others,
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portant meeting for Monday evening
 at o'clock The meeting will take place al Eagle hall corner of Orange and Chapel streets Every member of the Auxiliary is urged to be present as the meeting is the most important the
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VERDICT OF S1,25o.
For Harry Thorpe Against Connccti
 cut Company

The jury returned a verdict of st- 25O in the case of Harry Thorpe, ad. ministrator, against tAe Connecticut company. The suit was for 5000 and has been in the superior court for several days, being given to tht jury late in the afternoon yesterday
 The son of tho Plaintiff Ronald Thorpe, was killed by car on Camp bell avenue and Noble street on Sep. tember lf, 1907.
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The Ladies Auxiliary society of st Raphael has done splendid work In helping to further the hospltavs com. pletion and now this useful organlza ton invites the public to its meeting so that the people may know more fully its plans and purposes.
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PERSONAL NOTES

MT anu Ars James k, Todd nave come up from Pine Orchard where they have been all summer and are settled in the Dwight street house of F, r, Andrews, which they nave taken for the winter
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SUCCESSFUL OPERATION,

Mrs Clark. wife of the Rev David ]. Clark, pastor of the East Haven Congregational church, underwent an operation at the New Haven hospital yesterday for the removal of a large tumor Tho operation which was conducted by Prof Ramsey, was high lv successful and the outlook for Mrs. C1arks recovery Is considered very good
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Halifax N, S. Oct. So.-.Arrived: Str Monpolian. Glasgow and Liverpool via st, Johns N F., for Philadelphia
 Liverpool oct 8o.--Arrived Steamer saxonla, Boston via Boulogne.
 Cape Race N F. Oct S0.---steaner stafendam. Rotterdam and Bonlogne for New York in wireless con1mnnlca tion with the Marconi station here when 1136 miles cast of sandy HOOK at @'io D. m, dock b p m. Monday
 Rotterdam, oct 30--Arrlved Steam. CT Rotterdam New York for Boulogne
 Glasgow. oct 2a.--.SaIled Steamer Carthaglnlan Philadelphia via st. John N r. and Halifax
 Southampton. oct. 30,-Sailed Str Kaiserin Auguste Victorial from Ham burgJ New York via Cherburg
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The Tuesday evening riding class will meet at the armory election night Tuesday, November B. and will ride for the first time this season, The class will contain practically tAe same members as last season,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-31

Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Street and fam fly will probably remain in East Ha- ven until about Christmas time when they will move into town.
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Mir and Mrs, W, ] Lum will come in from their country home in Wood bridge and open their Compton street house for the winter,
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NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.

New London Oct. 301--Arr1Ved s0h. Annie Atnsie, New York for St0nlng- ton.
 Sailed; oyster steamer Rouel Rowe, for New Haven; schooner J. l.. Nelson. British. Cub icov~r, Bayonno for Hall fax. Tug Bully, with one barge bound east.
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Mir and Mrs Francis Gamble nave returned from their wedding trip and are settled in their new home in Hotcnkiss street.
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Henry Roth of 61 Poplar street Is confined at the New Haven hos pital, where he has undergone an ops eration.
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FOR ST. RAPHAEL'S.
An important Meeting to he Held
 Monday Evening,

The Ladies Auxiliary society of st.. Raphael hospital announces an tm-
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BISHOP AND COMPANY, Railroad and Steamship
 Ticket Office,
ts5 ORANGE STREFT

1855 ORANGE STREET.
 Tickets to Southern Points b, Coastwlse Steamers, including old Dominion, Clyde, Savannah. Mallory Ward. Southern Pacific, etc. State. rooms reserved and baggage checked from residence.
 Direct Agents for European Lines Passages to and from the Old Country.
 BISHOP AND COMPANY.
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&EM Marine Record, AMs
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW HAVE,

Sailed Tug Sarah McWillIams, ' three harges for New York
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-25
TWO MATCHES
FOR KAUFMAN
MUSTAIN AND FLYNN BEING
CONSIDERED
Great Showing Of Boy Wonder Last
Night Sets Both Clubs Busy
at Arranging Scraps
for Him

After the fight last night Billy De-
laney, maker of champions and sponsor
for AL Kaufman, said that he intends
to leave Los Angeles today for San
Francisco and, probably, hurried trip
east, but he will return to Los Angeles
in q short time and direct AL in his
training for his next fight, which will
be local engagement. Either Jim
Flynn or Terry Mustain viii be his
next opponent.
In the event that Kaufman takes on
Flynn the fight will be staged at the
Maud Junction fight house, in all prob
ability, but if he accepts the offer OF
fight with MuStain 1t will be 20
round affair and will be staged by the
Jeffries Athletic club. Either bout
would be a great drawing card, in view
Of the excellent showing OF the boy
wonder last night.
Kaufman must be understood now
as having come out Of his retirement
and is going up the line, If Billy De-
laney has his way. He is open to meet
all corners, none barred, and the best
paying proposition will be accepted, OF
course. McCarey practically has ar
ranged a Kaufmann-F Flynn match, but
Mustain came through last night with
a proposition to the Jeffries club for y
25-round battle that may stir up things
a bit between the rival clubs.
Mustain is the chap who performed
the feat of stopping Jack (Twin) Sulli-
van a short time ago and Is rated as q
conner in the light heavyweight divt-
sion. On the other hand, while Flynn
could not stop johnson he gave the
Russian a pair of lickings and figures
as a stiff opponent of Kaufman.
Either fighter will make g. good card
with AL on the other end.
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WHERE TO FISH

Beach fishing for the past week has been
the worst yet since the season opened.
with the warm weather and the faVorapie
tides it believed that there would be
plenty and generous sport at all OF the re-
sorts but the results were nil
There wasn't a real good day all last
week and visitors from Balboa to Long
Wharf were disappointed Pompano was
caught early in the morning at several OF
the resorts but only the regulars who i've
by the sea and fish for the market got IN
few bass still fewer trout, an occa-
sional surf fish and once in great while a
yellow fin was taken by the lucky Waltonese
who paid devoted attention to the pursuit
Tomorrow holds out no promise OF bet
ter conditions and from reports received no
predictions can he mada.
Tide will be high tomorrow at s:2s a. m.
with a rise of 3.9 feet. Low water viii
come at 80 D. m. with a drop of only IA
inches, making scarcely no current In the
the beach, High water will come again at
1903 D. M with rise of 81 feet. which
ought to make Igood fishing for the sum
downers.
ing kinds of fish will be found at the re-
RALBOU-Croaker, bass, yellow fin, herring,
smelt. halibut sea trout
NEVPORT-Croaker, yellow I'm, bass, trout,
mackerel. perch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yellow fin, halibut,
smet. herring. perch.
SUNSET BEACH-Corbina, hailbut, yellow
fin, herring, perch.
RAY CITY-Bass yellow fin, corbina, perch,
smelt, mackerel, turbot, halibut, China
croaker.
LONG BEACH-Bass. corbina. maclserei.
smelt, perch. sea trout
ALAMITOs--oorn fed mackerel. corhina,
smelt. yellow fin. bass.
Observation-Disclosures tail. sea trout mack
erel. herring, smelt, jack smelt. perch,
yellow fin.
HERMOsA-corbina. yellow I'm, mackerel.
smelt. herring.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yellow fin, trout,
herring, smelt
PLAYA DEL REY-Corbina. yellow fin.
smet. herring, perch, pompano. halibut.
VFNICE--Mackerel perch. smelt. yellow fin.
Outside-Yelow tail, barracuda, albicore.
white bass.
trout, perch, herring. mackerel smelt.
bass.
SANTA MoNICA--Yellow fin. corbina, perch,
smelt herring, mackerel
LONG WHARF-Pompano, bass, smelt.
perch. sheep head
SAN PEDRO-Croaker. China croaker,
perch smelt king fish, yellow I'm, tomcod.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sheep head, sea
trout.
CATALINA--Yellow fin. albicore. sea trout
white sea bass barracuda, sardlnes.
OUTsIDE--Yellow tail, albicore. barracuda
white sea bass
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! BOXING, ROWING, COLE
BASEBALL, ATHLETICS Z
Edited by
JAY DAVIDSON

were numerous in the vicinity and that
they saw forty-two of the animals
besides the three they shot, among
which were twenty does They also
report that doves abound in this coun-
try, and they were not without fresh
meat during the whole trip.
While fishing at San Clemente, Mrs.
w. w. Fisk of Pomona, the wife OF DR.
Warren Fisk, succeeded in landing
beautiful yellowtail weighing. 4lA
pounds. Those who Witnessed the
fought her catch with d masterful
hand Mrs. Fisk is the first woman
angler this season to secure a goiu
button for a catch of yellowtail.
The following members were admit
ten into the Light Tackle club for their
catches yesterday DIR. w. warren
Fisk of Pomona, who secured q yell
lowtail which weighed S71s pounds; r;
r. Staples, who got one which weighed
391b pounds, and w. II. Smith of Glen
dale, who landed a 26-pound albieore.
G. G. Conn of Indiana yesterday cap
tured two jewish upon light tackle
Both fish were snagged and gave the
angler good value for the time passed
before bringing them to gan.
The Cal1tOfnla FISH ana IdIils Iio-
tective association has formally an
nounced the next meeting of the asso-
citation which will be held at Santa
Cruz August 10 under the auspices OF
the Santa Cruz Rod and Gun CLUB.
Since the Legislature will meet next
January, and there are many matters
requiring the attention of the asso-
citation, as full an attendance of the
members as is possible is important.
Every local branch of the association IN
the state is requested to send repre-
sentative. The Santa Cruz association
is putting forth every effort to make
the meeting one of the most enjoyable
of any in the history of the association.
AS the date of the meeting will be In
the height of the salmon fishing 1t is
expected that many members will go
prepared to enjoy this sport to its limit.
Each branch Is entitled to send five
delegates who will receive q special
rate of fare from the railroads. The
Santa Fe, the Southern Pacific and the
Northwestern Pacific railroads have al
lowed a special rate of one fare and
third for the round trip.
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WHITE SQUADRON, TO
VISIT CONEJO LAKE
Easy Schedule to Be Maintained on
Way Out Next Sunday, but Re-
turn VIII Be as You
Please

The White squadron will start on
it's second trip from the White garage
Sunday morning at o'clock. The cars
will go to the Conejo lake, some thir-
ty-f1ye miles from Los Angeles, where
a barbecue will be prepared under the
supervision of Charlie Order.
An earlier start will be made on the
second trip, so that the cars can be
run farther apart and avoid any dust.
Barbecued meat and lemonade Will
be furnished by Admiral Fenner free
of charge to all who come. Every
motor car owner is invited to come and
will be welcomed, provided he notifies
those in charge of the run In advance,
so that ample preparations can pc
made for everyone.
seats and tables will be put up for
the picnickers. so no discomfort VIII
be felt at meal time, unless the Vlands
prove ZOO enticing.
All supplies, other than the barpe-
cued meat and lemonade, must De Iuf-
nished nv the participants in the run.
An easy schedule will be maintained
going out and the help of the White
garage experts will be extended to
those who may have trouble on the
run.
IT is especially desired by Mr.. Fen
ner that notification be given him In
time to make preparations for a gem
erous supply of those things which he
will furnish free of charge.
on the return trip 1t will be go as
YOU please. Returning cars, therefore,
may start at their convenience take
side roads and run as fast as they IKE
going home.
The Conejo lake is on the Russell
ranch and permission has been granted
for the motorists to have access to the
property next Sunday.
Good bass fishing is reported in the
lake. SO a rod and line will be good
thing to carry along.
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RESULTS AT BUTTE

BUTTE, July 24.-Results:
First race, hve and a half furlongs-Black
Domino won, Sylvia second, Voioshd third;
time 1:01h.
Second race. seven ADMINISTRATORS Lass
won, Hagart second. Lord Rossington third:
time 1929.
Third race, seven MISUNDERSTANDING won
Larida second, Burnolette htird; ime 1929
Fourth race, five and a half furongs-Sid
Silver won, Salvage second, Rose DAILY third
time 1:0Sh.
Fifth race. mile-Golden Wine won, Tea
Tray II second, Tarp third; time 1:42h.
Sixth race. six furlongs-HarveI won
Deck Law second. The Roustabout third
time 1:14
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STRACHAN NOT
TO PARTICIPATE

It almost has been definitely decided
that Robert Strachan, the boy wonder
tennis player of San Francisco, will not
compete in the twenty-fourth annual
tennis tournament for the champion
ships of Southern California, TO be held
at Long Beach next week. Local play
ers were given to understand by him
at the Potter tournament that he would
make every effort to appear at the
tournament. but a letter received yes
terday by S. M Sinsabaugh was TO the
effect that his father did no. think 1t
best for him to appear here. A long
telegram was Immediately sent the
father in a last attempt oshave the
boy come to the tournament, and al
though the final answer has not been
received, the outlook Is dubious as re-
CARDS his appearance. Many or the
local followers of the game will be dis
appointed If he does not come, as they
have heard so much of him that they
want to see him play.
Entries for the tournament close to-
day with A. G. Way at the First Ma
tional bank and S. M. Sinsabaugh at
1929 West Third street. At late hour
last night the entry list was much
larger than in any previous year for
this event. One thing that will make
the tournament more interesting Is the
fact that many new players have en-
tered and many of them never have
played in any tournament before.
The evenk that promises to be the
most interesting in the tournament Is
the mems singles, because of the fact
that there are SO many good players
and all the couples are. evenly matched.
The social side of the week will not be
neglected and it is planned to do things
on a much larger scale this year than
at any tournament of past seasons.
Teas and receptions will be the regular
- snIa y nNrtu
playing and the dance, which will be
held in the ball room of the Hotel Vir-
ginia, promises to be the most elaborate
one that has ever been held at any
function in the history of the Southern
California Lawn Tennis association.
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GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
BIZ RED PERKINS

newspapers of that city has the follow
ing to say about Sam:
Santa Barbara fans have gazed on
many fielding phenomenons since tha
game was first started and we thought
there were some pretty good pitchers
right there in the Channel city, but
they are all put In the shade when
then range alongside of Sam"
Ferraris Will not be able to pitch for
Pasadena, as he is under contract to
twirl for the Home Council team in the
Independent league in the three games
which remain to be played.
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RESULTS AT SEATTLE

sEATTLE July N-ResuIts;
1r,rst race furiongs-Noygorod won, SEM
ner Fidelis recond. Buckthorn third; time
:O1 3-5 x,,. or Adaiar
sd rse,1e C;riffon third; time 1:l5.
third race, 6 furlongs-Ida May won. Wsp
second Laura Clay third; time sc LIZ won scS Ar
ro s y, 0uardf third; time 2.0o 2-5-
41itth race LIS miles-Mary 3 clark wen yen
Forest Rose second Red Ball third slme c ;o
sixth rsge' Nsbuiosus third time 1901
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ee,curoN gEAcH RESULTS

BRIGHTON BEACH. N. Y, July A.-Re-
suits:
First race, 6 furlongs-Saracinesca won, As
ter a. OR second, Ludin Light third: time 104.
second race / lie miles-Astrazee won.
George g. Hall second, Commedienne third;
time LAT.
Third race, 51s furlongs-Fashion won, Toroe-
line second Dander third; time 1907.
Fourth race l 1-l6 miles-Fer West won,
alfv second Question Mark third time
1:4e 4-5.
Fifth race, furlongs-Westmore won. Dr.
Pillow second. o. u. Kid third; time i'vl 90.
s,xth race LIS miies-Monocle won, Crack
shot second ebert third: time 1:47 10.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERrcAN LEAGUE STANDING

CLEVELAND, July 24.-Detroit won
today from Cleveland, A to 0. Errors
gave Detroit it's first two runs, while
Crawford's home run was responsible
for the next two. Score:
Cleveland 0, hits 4, errors 3.
Detroit 4, hits Z, errors 2.
Batteries: Joss and Clarke; Sum-
mers and Schmidt.
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tn, Southern Pacific sells tickets at half
rates to al points east as far as Beaumont
and return, good only on Sunday. also on Santa
Ana branch Fare to Riversl1 and Redlands
and return. Through the Grunge Groves"
$2.05 Beaumont $2.45. and others. Informa.
lion at city ticket office. COO South Spring
street. corner Sixth. or arcade station
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AWAIT cRlcKEr GAME

SANTA MONICA, July 24.-The
cricket enthusiasts are looking forward
eagerly to a match which will be
played at the polo grounds on Saturday
between the pilgrims" of Los An
geles and Santa Monica.
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It looks as If
Dugdale of Seattle
has picked up a
real prize in Helm
rich, the santa
Ana boy now with
the Seattle team in
the Northwestern
league, despite the
fact t h a t the
youngster lost both
games he has
twirled for that
organization. He
lost last Sunday
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HONOLULU CUP FOR
PERPETUAL CHALLENGE
Commodore Sinclair of Lurllne Says
Trophy VIII Be So Presented I'M
less Upton Makes Per-
sonaI Offer
BY Associated Press.

HONOLULU, July 24.-Commodore
Sinclair, commander Of the ocean-go-
ing yacht Lurline, which won the
transpacific race from San Pedro, Cal,
to. this port, at banquet here last
night announced that he would offer
the cup he had just won as perpetual
trophy challenge for the transpacif1c
race, unless Sir Thomas Upton made
an offer of cup for the race.
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BANKERS, LEAGUE

Three games will be played in the
Bankers league this afternoon. The
Security Savings and Citizens National
teams will clash on the st. Vincent dia-
mond; the American Nationals and the
National Bank of California at JOY
park, and the Farmers and Merchants
VS.. First Nationals at u. S. C.
Following are the lineups of the diff
ferent clubs:
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BILLS he clever with his pen?
Jill-very. Why. he can hold his fountain
per behind his ear without getting Ink all
over his cheek.-Yonkers Statesman
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LOCAL GOLFER
HIGH IN FINALS
PAUL HUNTER IN WESTERN
CHAMPIONSHIP
FINISHES THIRD IN FIELD OF 200
PLAYERS
Member of Los Angeles Country Club,
Representing Midlothian Club Of
Chicago, Makes Excel
lent Showing

Members of the Los Angeles Country
club have taken unusual interest in
the results of the western amateur golf
championship tournament, which was
finished Saturday on the links of the
Rock Island arsenal, Rock Island, ILL.,,
because Of the fact that Paul Hunter,
winner of the mems amateur cham
pionship of Southern California last
February, was a likely winner and a
promising runner-up.
Although the western amateur cham
pionship was won by Mason q. Phelps
of the Midlothian club of Chicago,
Hunter was third on the list in Held
of 200. He is only is years old, plays
a remarkable game and is a great be-
lever in the long drive, which he uses
to the point of perfection. In the han
dicap match for three flights of eight
each, which was played on the last day
of the tournament, Hunter won from
A. S. Eckel of Rivervlew, 4 up and
in the first flight; G. H. Lynde of On
wentsin won from A. B. jenkins OF
Evanston, up and In the second
flight; and H. Wyatt of Fairview won
from F. G. Denkmann of Rock Island,
up and in the third flight.
Hunter is a member of the Midlo-
THAN club of Chicago, but passes his
winters in Los Angeles, and is a mem
Der of the Los Angeles Country club.
Mason e. Phelps, winner of the Rock
Island tournament, also is a member
of the Midlothian club and a former
Yale champion. He won by defeating
Harry Allen of st. Louis, up and
s to play. Phelps made the opening
round of eighteen holes of the last
days play in rs and Allen in so. Phelps
assumed the lead on the first hole and
was headed only once by his opponent,
though he never had Allen more than
8 down, and at the end Of the opening
round Phelps was up. At the open
ing of the second round Allen evened
up on the first two holes, but lost the
next three in succession, and was a
down at the turn. Phelps took the
tenth, Allen retaliated in the eleventh,
but Phelps took the twelfth and thir-
teenth by steady playing, and the
match ended with Phelps up and
to play.
rounds were as follows: