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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
CONVICTED CRATER
EXPIRES SUDDENLY
William 7. Mathues, Recent State
Treasurer, Sentenced to Prison
for 5oodling, Killed by
Shame

MEDIA, Pa, Dec. 30.-Wliliam L. Ma
thues, former state treasurer Of Penn
sylVania, died suddenly late today at
his home here, aged 46 years.
The cause of death was given by
his physician as pneumonia, but 1t Is
generally believed that this Illness was
superinduced by Mr.. Mathues' tribu-
lations, which were brought upon him
by the Harrisburg capitol graft cases
and his recent sentence of two years
in the penitentiary for his part in the
alleged conspiracy against the state.
For many years William L. Mathues
was recognized as a political leader OF
Pennsylvania, and his power in Della
ware county politics was supreme until
the capitol frauds.
In March of the present year former
State Treasurer Mathues, former Au-
ditOr General William p. Snyder, James
M Schumacher, former superintendent
of public grounds and buildings, and
Furniture Contractor John H. Sander
son were convicted of conspiracy in
defrauding the state of $119,308 in a
contract for wooden furniture.
On December s Mathues, Snyder.
Schumacher and Sanderson were sum-
moned before Judge Kunkel at Harris
burg to receive sentence.
Each was sentenced to pay SOU hne
and the costs of the prosecution and to
undergo Imprisonment for two years
solitary confinement. Pending an APP
peal the defendants were released on
$25, 900 bail each.
Mr.. Mathues, who was summoned
from North Carolina, where he had
gone on a cunning trip, to serve his
sentence, complained of heavy cold.
When he reached Media he was forced
to take to his bed.
His sudden collapse is due, it is said,
to a weakened heart. Mr.. Mathues is
survived by a widow and four sons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
DYAS- CLINE
IA--.. LIZ
MARATHON RACE IS
HlGH-CLASS EVENT
San Diego Man Expects to Break Rec.
ord and Do the Distance In Less
Than 1:45-Programs to
Be Issued Today

With a total of thirty-o one men Of
ficially enrolled, the entry list of the
Marathon race was closed last night.
Louis Cont was the last man entered.
The number Of competitors for the New
Years event is far greater than the
officials of the Southern California
Marathon association had dared hope
for. The records held by many of the
contestants insure a high class per-
Torrance on the day of the race.
While none of the contestants has
given any intimation of dropping out of
the race, there possibly may be a few
who will not appear in line when the
starter fires the gun which will send the
men on the road to Venice at $3.50
a. m. Friday. H. r. Mensing of the
Y. NJ. C. A. has gone to Seattle and
will not return in time for the run. All
the Y. NJ. C. A. men who desired to
enter the race were forced to undergo
a severe physical examination to de-
termine their fitness, and as a result
many did not enter. The Y. M. G. A.
will be strongly represented, however,
by four men who have been in training
nearly a month.
Ed DIETRICH gave in his name at the
last minute and was assigned number
29. 1t has been practically certain for
some time that DIETRICH, the winner
of the last race, would run again, but
his enrolment clinched the matter.
h. L. Becker arrived in Los Angeles
from Coronado yesterday and will re-
main here for the race. He entered
some time ago and has been in training
two months at Coronado. Becker
comes from Hamilton, Canada, where
he has trained with William Sherring,
winner of tho 1906 Athens Marathon
race. He has run with many famous
runners, such as Bennett and Long
boat, and says he is confident he can
make the distance from Los Angeles
to Venice in LAS and perhaps better.
If he does as well as he expects to he
will cut down Deitrich's record by more
than fifteen minutes, which will be
hot pace to follow.
Official programs giving full details
of the race will be issued today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
HILL CLIMB OF 1907
IS TO BE REPEATED
Race for Runners Up Mt Wilson to
Take Place Next April-Pro-
moter Fox Makes AM
nouncement

Southern California is fast becoming
the athletic center of the west. 1t is to
have a repetition in 1903 Of the Mount
Wilson hill climb event of 1907 which
attracted worldwide attention and drew
competitors from every part of the
United States.
Charles Fox, son of Richard K. Fox
wintering at Sierra Madre, announced
Yesterday he had made definite ar
rangements to hold the next hill climb
from Sierra Madre to Mount Wilson
aud return, April 15 1909. He also
stated that King, the Irish-American
representative, who won the last race
will return to defend his title as cham
pion. He will arrive in time to do his
training for the climb.
The trophy belongs to the candidate
who wins It three successive times.
Paul Reinwald, local Splinter, who
took part in the last contest, will also
be a competitor in the next race. Mary
others who took part in the first climb
have EXPRESSED their willingness to try
ii again. These, added to the many
nav entries which are expected give
assurance Of a larger and better con-
test in 1903 than that of 1907, when
about twenty men were entered.
According to the program arranged
bv Mr.. Fox the first contestant will
leave Sierra Madre at 7 o'clock and the
others will be sent off at intervals OF
Ten or fifteen minutes
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
VIII Send Out slanaIs

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-The n&va
observatory here will send out foul
series of New Years eve time signals
at exactly one hour, to mark the in
slant beginning Of the new year in
each of the four great standard time
belts into which the United States is
divided. The signals will be trans
mftted voluntarily by the various tele-
graph companies as a matter of public
interest. The first series will begin al
Ills p. m. December 81, eastern time
and at midnight will end. The second
sending will be at a. m. January l.
eastern time, and is the middle signal
for central time. The third at a. M.
eastern time, for the mountain time
and the fourth at a. m. for the Pa
cifc coast time.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
PROTESTED GAME IS
AWARDED TO EDISONS
SAN DIEGANS AND ANGELEN0S
SETTLE DISPUTE
Claim of Umpire Against Pasadena Is
Ordered Paid and Other De-
mands for Money Are
Postponed

At meeting of the directors of the
California winter league, held last
night at the city hall, the protested
game between the San Diego and the
Edison clubs, over the playing of
George Ely, was awarded TO the Los
Angeles team.
San Pedro's representative put in a
claim Of SIS against the Pasadena club
fer expenses incurred by game
scheduled which was not played be-
cause Pasadena failed to show up and
was laid on the table until the next
regular meeting, which win be held
January 5.
The sum of SO, due Umpire Lane for
his services at Pasadena last Sunday,
was ordered paid by the Crown City
club
The claim of $3.50 put in by the
Maiers team was passed over until the
next meeting.
@Bulgars' Walsh, for years captain of
the Pasadena club, resigned yesterday
from that club and will play with the
Maiers team in the future He will
be succeeded in the captaincy by W.
d. Toby. Roy Brashear probably viii
be elected for an infield position,
caused by the withdrawal of Walsh.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
CITY OF LOS ANGELES

CITY OF LOS ANGELES
VOTES
Elizabeth c. Mccarthy. s1s Ave. 81, -.
Los Angeles city. Cal..............' AA'
RUBY V Lindsay, 1os5 Lincoln. Los -,
Angeles city. Cal commandments 49,
Bertha c. Wright, 41e South Grand ro,
ave. Los Angeles city Cal. ......."' oVA
Laura A Jones. 1920 w. 22d street. 1sA
Los Angeles city, Cal ........''''' A'
Flora N Cohn s5s Valencia, Los An an
geles city, Cal. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A''
Belle NJ Reddlng, 1908 Toberman. Los ,oo
Angeles city, Cal .......'....''' AO
Emily F. johnson, 314 w Fourth 800
street Los Angeles city. Cal.....'.' lzz
Mary Hawley. s1s W. Attn street. Los 40
Angeles city. Cal .............'''.' iOS
Ellen F. Lang. 6s7 E. 27th street. Los ,oy
Angeles city Cal ......'.'..''''''' Az
Alma n u sutton ditv Il 90, T. Sun s,4s7
Florence Sands, 2712 E. Third street. -.
Los Angeles city, Cal. ..........'''' ooV
OI@ Hntoias citv cal-'..:.... AXIS
NJ E. Quayle. Polytechnic 4. s. Los
Angeles city. Cal .......-...'''''' NV
Anna McLaury. Los Angeles city Cal AV'
Mrs Clara Harding. Los Angeles city -,
Cal. .-.........-.s '''.'''' ''''' 49,
Jessie NJ Gearhardt, Los Angeles city "a,
Cal. ..................... ...'''''' 40
Miss Ella Robertson. Los Angeles city
Cal. ......-...... ..'.''''' 49,
Miss c. Bruer (Polyteehnic), Los An
geles city, Cal. .........''...'''''' 0'A
NJ Elizabeth Field, 1923 W. 21st st..
Los Angeles city, Cal. la
Emma s richardson, 14e N. Gates
street, Los Angeles. Cal .......'''' go
Cora p. Lamb, 1O47 E. 23d st. Los
Angeles city, Cal ..............-'. 4'''o
Miss Mud Blanchard. Los Angeles city -,
Cal. ............. ..'''''''''''''
Miss Fannie NJ Hays. 1920 E. 21st st'' go
Los Angeles city, Cal. ........'''.'' 40
Miss f. ]. Gibson, Los Angeles city -.
Cal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .s.'''''''.' zoo
Miss Agnes Knight, Los Angeles city al,
Cal. ............ ..'.''''''''' ''''' AN-
Miss Margaret Cassels. 351 W. Ave.
So, Los Angeles city, Cal. $50
Blanche E. Gregg, 252 e. Attn st..
Los Angeles city, Cal ........'.''.. AVS
Mrs K l. Madden 1O1 N Boyle ave,
Los Angeles city, Cal. ............. $3.50
Ada J. Heinman, Los Angeles high
school. Los Angeges city, CALI. loS
Miss Grace Wilson, ssT e. 21st street.
Los Angeles city, Cal ....-....'''.. AoA
NJ e. Wright. s24 w. 35th place. Los
Angeles city, Cal ...............'' lS2
Miss Verne C. Blythe. s57 Gramercy
street, Los Angeles city, Cal......... 14S
Vera Blake, $50 N. Hazard St. Los
Angeles city, Cal. .........-..'.'. Azo
Miss Margaret Buell.. Washington st.
school ..,....''..s.. ''.''''''''''' AVA
Caroline V. Burgess. 1873 Bridge st.. 1877
Agnes A. Merrill. 4s5 W. Ave s1...... 1oS
Laura NJ Ferguson, s37 s. Olive...... 1922
Mrs. Clara B. Lewis. 542 Boyle ave.. 100
Mary ]. Workman, s57 Boyle ave.. 1OS
Miss Mae Elmendorf. 1876 e. 2sth st.. s,137
Miss zulika Guiberson. 2sth st. school. 100
Miss Grace Stuart, 1903 Brooklyn ave. 14o
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31

VOTES
Laura L. Lummis. covina, Los An
geles county, Cal .........'.'''''. ~
Daisy NJ Steele. co.npton. Los Angeles
county Cal ..........'....'.'' AV'
Josephine Heron. Compton. Los An -,
geles county, Cal .................'. lo
Minnie L. catey, Compton. Los An
geles county, Cal. ..'.. .....'.''..' 10
Edith NJ Bates, Compton, Los Angeles
county Cal .................... 10
Jessie L. Hart, Burbank Los Angeles
county Cal ......-.......... '.'..' 40
Emma f. Perry. Burbank. Los Angeles
county, Cal. ..........'' $3.50. -
Clara A. Rooksby, A1hambra, Los An
geles county. Cal. ...............'.. III
Gertrude B. wyman. Alhambra. Los
Angeles county, Cal. ............'.. II
Bertha e. Jones. Inglewood, Los An
geles county. Cal. .................. ~
Minnie e Stone. Ingewood. Los An
seles county. Cal. ..............'... Az
Harriet Farmer, Tnglewood. Los An
geles county, Cal .............'..... Ao'
Pauline Eastman, Hollywood. Los An
county, Cal .....,........s'''' Az
Florence stone Hollywood. Los An
geles eounty, Cal .................. ~
Sarah Mclean. 1918 9Th street, Glen
dale. Los Angeles county, Cal ...... lo'
Carrie ]. Woods. Norwalk, Los Angeles
county, al @N'
Vivian Miller. Norwalk. Los Angeles
county, Cal ......+..ss'...' AV'
Elsie Dufry. San Pedro. Los Angeles
county, Cal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Ella A. Ludwig, San Pedro. Los An
geles county. Cal. .................' IA
Jennie Mccarthy San Pedro. Los An
geles county, Cal. ..,.............. 1V'
May Mclaughlin, Santa Monica, Los
Angeles county. Cal. .......,.....- 10
Bernlce steffen. Santa Monica, Los An
geles county Cal .............s..s ~
Pauline Leach. Santa Monica, Los An
geles county, Cal. ...........,-.... 49,
Marguerite King, San Fernando Los
Angeles county, Cal. .....-......... lol
Margaret Herskovits. San Fernando.
Los Angeles county, Cal. ............ ze'
Jennie Miller, Redondo. Los Angeles
county. Cal. ................... Il
Helen Dorwart. Redondo, Los Angeles -.
county, Cal. ...............'.'''' 1V'
Minnie wharton. 2os w. Pearl Po-
mona, Los Angeles county. CALI. 1o'
Lucy T. Osborn, ssS NJ Garry Po-
mona. Los Angeles county, CALI. 1ol
Blanche Graham. Monroyia, Los An
geles county. Cal. .............,... III
Sara Lawson, Monrovia, Los Angeles
county, Cal ........'.'..'''.'''. Aol
Anna Griffith, Monrovia, Los Angeles
county, Cal. ...............'..'' AV'
Laura c. Barnes, Monrovia. Los An
geles county, Cal. ................'. lS'
Ada NJ Miner, 444 Chestnut street.
Long Beach, L. A. county, Cal...- TO-
Maud Fryer, 4S7 f. Ocean ave, Long
Beach. L. A. county, Cal. 1Ol
Nellie Gray. AL w Fourth st. Long
aBeach. L. A. county, Cal.........- LII
Eva D. Edwards, Long Beach, Los An
gfeles county. Cal ...............'.. lot
Alice NJ Jones. wilmington, Los An
geles county. Cal. ................ loS
Isabel o. Neven. Wilmington, Los
Angeles county, Cal ....,........... aol
Blanche c. Bradshaw, whittier, Los
Angeles county, Cal ............... 1,1b'
Pearl r. Ellis, whittier. Los Angeles
county, Cal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lol
Mary L. Clark. All N. Los Robes ave-.
Pasadena, l. A. county, Cal 1ol
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31

OAKLAND, Dec. 3O.-Booger Red
showed he is one of the cleverest sprin-
ters on the coast by winning the Todd
handicap from a high-class field at
Emeryville today. Smiley Corbett
ruled favorite and set a merry pace,
but in the stretch Booger Red passed
him and won cleverly Pajaroita was
third.
There were a number of other sur
prises during the afternoon. Egotist
was one of the outsiders to win.