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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
CHARIOTEERS ARRIVE
WITH FINE HORSES

A. N. Virgins of Ell Monte, E. ].
LeVengood of Santa Ana, p. B. Michel
OF Los Angeles and Milton Kaufman
of Ell Monte, all characters in the
big chariot races on Friday, May %,
at Association park, in San Bernar-
dino, have arrived with thirty-two
head of the fastest chariot race horses
that can be found in the country, and
the citizens of Southern California will
have an opportunity of witnessing the
greatest chariot races held since the
days of ancient Rome.
The track at Association park in San
Bernardino has been converted into a
perfect mile chariot track and special
chariots, painted and decorated with
festival colors, have been secured for
the occasion. There will be four one
mile heats to the race, and as the
thrilling dashes will be run over the
fastest track of the kind in the coun-
try, a new worlds record will in all
probability be made.
The management will endeaVor to
take excellent care of the crowd and
there will be a two-minute street car
service to and from the fair grounds
on that date.
Queen Lola will present the winner
with the prize laurel wreath.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
M'CAREY CHANGES.
FIGHT PROGRAM
FRANK CARSEY AND HARRY
ROSE MATCHED
THREE TEN-RoUND BATTLES
ARRANGED
Men Who Are to Meet Next Tuesday
Night Are All Hard at Work
and Fast Bouts Are
Promised

The schedule for the fight carnival
TO be held at McCarey's pavilion May
10 was completed yesterday when
Frank Carsey and Harry Rose were
matched to fight a ten-round bout at
the Maud Junction arena.
The plans for the program at first
were for a six-round preliminary and
three ten-round battles. This has been
changed to three ten round contests
and a bag punching exhibition.
The card prepared by Uncle Tom Is
a good one and the followers OF the
fisfic game are promised a fast run
for their money.
Howard Baker and Dale Gardner and
Jimmy Walsh and Eddie Menney are
the combantants in the other events:
Menney moved to East Side and VIII
prepare for the bantamweight at this
resort Yesterday he went on the ROAD
in the morning and in the afternoon he
boxed and did his regular training
stunts at the athletic club house on the
hill Walsh continued his work ar
Long Beach, his efforts drawing quite
a crowd of admirers. lie boxed WIN
Jimmy Gardner and Kid Martin anu
after he completed his gymnasium
stunts he was we'll under the figure
at which he has agreed to meet Men
ney-120 pounds at p. m.
Dale Gardner put in the AFTERNOON
at the pavilion at Maud Junction ana
Howard Baker, after a visit to Los
Angeles for thu purpose of posing be
fore the camera, went through MS
training stunts at Murphys ranch al
Watts. He had Clarence English Tor
a sparring partner in the tent when
has been provided for the boxers at
Watts and showed up strong at the
finish.
Frank Carsey arrived from Milwau-
kee Monday and Manager McCarey
was not slow in giving the boy, a
bout. Harry Rose made favorable
impression with the fans When ne
hooked up with Lucca recently ana
the boys agreed to meet at eaten
weights and the contest should furnish
a good scrap, as both Carsey and Rose
are aggressive fighters
The three ten-round bouts will not
he the only attraction at the pavilion
on the 18th, as George Mullen VIII
give an exhibition of bag punching
before the boxing starts.
Mullen was at the ringside at the
fine of the last entertainment at the
payiIion and challenged Dial JeHrles'
but has not been able to make the
match. SO he will go on separately
and will show what he can do at the
various styles of the bag game.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
TRAINS AS IF FOR A
MILLION DOLLAR STAKE
Freddie Welsh Entertains Visitors al
Camp with Several Rounds OF
Fast Boxing-Is Near
Weight

Baron Long, accompanied by seVerdl
newspaper representa- tiVes, visited the
training quarters of Freddie Welsh AT
lack Doyle's place yesterday afternoon
and was entertained by frst class
boxing exhibition.
While not exactly in the required con
dition, Welsh is rapidly reaching that
point His wind is good and his 1ast
work indicates he is a man OF staying
qualities. IN, 11,s
He went several rounds with Kid
Carsey and oliver Astle, and the way
they Whooped things up made the spec
tators think they were lighting LOT
large purse. ...
Several old-time ring frequenters
watched the young Englishman go
through his training stunts ana were
surprised at his energetic efforts.
"That fellow fights as II ne had d
million dollars at stake" said one OF
the old-timers II never saw fellow
train so hard, and | have seen quite a
few go through their preliminary
stunts. If he keeps that pace up While
training 1 can't see how he will lose
his fight with Brock
The above statement seems TO voice
the sentiment of the fight fans who
have watched Welsh go through MS
routine. -.
After each fast round he went to his
corner about as fresh as when he hfst
began the round. If he does not give
a good account of himself in the com
ing battle with the Cleveland LAD the
fans will be mistaken.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
CONFIDENT WELSH WILL
DEFEAT PHIL BROCK

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 12;-Fred-
die Welsh, the English lightweight,
who gave Packy Mcfarland such hard
battle before the Badger Athletic club
of Milwaukee a couple of months ago,
will fight Phil Brock, the Cleveland
lightweight, before James j. Jeffries'
club at Los Angeles Decoration day.
They will go twenty five rounds. BROCK
is a hard hitting lightweight and only
recently defeated George Memsic. He
will find Welsh about the cleverest
piece of fighting machinery he has been
up against yet, and as result the fight
should be a good one-for 1t VIII be
smuggling against science Welsh gave
Mcfarland a hard battle for ten rounds,
although Packy got the decision by a
close margin. Welsh claimed he had
been fouled by Packy in the fourth
round, and an examination by ply
stefan after the contest substantiated
his claim. Freddie was afterward
matched to meet Dick Hyland in Mil
waukee, but was prevented owing to
boils. He went to Battle Creek Mich,
where he rested before going TO Cali
fornia. Mcfarland could do very little
with Welsh in ten rounds, so Fred's
chances against Brock should be pretty
good.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13

lection.
Among the articles gathered and eX-
hibited there are patterns of old and
modern Puritan rockers, old English
settees, grandpa" armchairs. oliver
easy chairs, Martha Washington rock
ers, Sheraton, Hepplewhite and Queen
Anne pieces, colonial davenport sofas,
work tables, breakfast tables, bureaus,
dressing tables. chiffoniers, cheval mir
rors, mahogany buffets, old world
tables. cabinets and set pieces and
Turkish and oriental fixtures In great
variety.
The display presents an attractive
appearance and affords sightseers an
excellent idea of the wonderful diver
sitY of STYLES existing and which have
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
DIRECTOR is INDICTED
ON CHARGE OF PERJURY
j. DaIzeII Brown, on Whose Testimony
Finding Is Made Against Tread
we'll, Will Begin Sentence
Today
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-James
W. Treadwell, a director and con-
trolling spirit of the defunct California
Safe Deposit and Trust company, was
indicted by the grand jury today on the
charge of perjury. His indictment was
brought about by the testimony given
by j. Dalzell Brown, who was under
indictment and who pleaded guilty and
who will go to San Quentin tomorrow
morning to begin his eighteen months
sentence.
Treadwell swore before the previous
grand jury that he knew nothing about
the hypothecation of the Cotton securi-
ties which had been deposited with the
bank. From information given by
Brown it was discovered that Tread
we'll secured a loan of $4,000 from the
Italian-Swiss bank and one of $4,000
from the San Francisco National bank,
giving the Cotton bonds as security.
Brown will be brought back to this
city on next Tuesday to testify fur
Their.
Treadwell will be arraigned tomorrow
and the matter of bonds settled at that
time. He Is already under bonds on
another charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
OF FORESTERS
OPENS ITS SESSIONS
BY Associated Press.

NAPA, Cal, May 1.-THE nineteenth
grand court of the Foresters of America
opened its four days session here this
morning. Ninety-fiVe per cent of the
300 delegates were present when the
credentials committee reported. The
keys of the city were delivered by Coun-
Gilman Adolph j. Kahn, acting mayor,
and a response was made by Grand
Chief Ranger II. L. Simon.
In behalf of Napa county Superior
Judge Henry c. Gesforde extended an
eloquent welcome and State Senator E.
j. Wolfe feelingly responded for the
grand court A street parade followed
the organization of the grand court.
Woodland is making a hard fight for
next years meeting place and seems to
have the contest won. Lee Kaufman
of San Francisco and William M. Kiln
ger of San Rafael are candidates for
grand sub-chief ranger and the contest
is a close one. The grand court will
hold two sessions daily.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-St. Louis
defeated Washington in a smuggling
game, 6 to 3, playing without an error,
while the locals had four costly mis-
plays. Milan was hit by a foul tip from
his bat in the ninth and Delehanty bat
ted in his place. Score:
Washington 3, hits 10, errors 4.
st. Louis 6, hits Is, errors O.
Batteries-Smith and Street; Powell
and Spencer.
BOSTON, May 12.-Detroit took the
first game of the series from Boston to-
day, to 2. Score:
Detroit 4, hits 8, errors 8.
Boston 2, hits 10, errors 0.
Batteries SieYer, Schmidt and
Payne; Cicotte and Carrigan.
NEW YORK, May 11.-Pitcher Joss
of Cleveland won his own game today
by smashing out a three-bagger, which
scored Hinchman in the eighth inning.
Score:
Cleveland, 2, hits 6, errors 4.
New York 0, hits 8, errors O.
Batteries-Joss and Bemis Doyle and
Kleinow.
PHILADELPHIA, May 12-Philadel-
phia won today's game from Chicago
by hammering the curves of Owen and
Altrock and got through the effective
twirling of Plank. Score:
Chicago 8, hits 4, errors 8.
Philadelphia s, hits IS, errors 6.
Batteries-Owen, Atlrock and Sulli-
van; Plank and Powers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
EXPRESS NOT RAILROAD
SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-That an
express company is not railroad, and
theoretically is not subject to the re-
strictions of the state law as regards
railroad ratemaking, was the informa-
ton which the state board of railroad
commissioners received today in reply
to a communication which it had ad-
dressed to Attorney General U. S.
Webb.
The specific question put to the at
torney general was as to whether the
Wells Fargo company is common car
rier, the same as a railroad, and in his
answer the attorney general said
THE term railroad cannot possibly
include an express company. An ex-
press company is merely a common
carrier operating upon a railroad under
a contract with the railroad company
1t is true that in a sense of the word
they are transportation company, and
yet they are not in a strict sense trans
portation companies by reason of their
lack of transportation facilities
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13

existed in different parts of the world.
II have never seen more interest
ing exhibit anywhere than Is this,
said a furniture connoisseur yester-
day, whose home is noted for its cos
mopolitan furnishings, gathered through
many years of travel. Mr.. Slater has
filed two floors with a collection such
as even Marshall Field of chicago or
Horner's or Flints in New York have
never displayed, and 1 have seen them
ALL"
Besides drawing room and dining
room novelties and furnitures OF the
most quaint, attractive and luxuriant
types there are also in the exhibit a
number of rare old bedroom sets and
many modern style pieces from Paris
and London.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES NEEDS
SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION
" Associated Press.

Py Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE needs
of public employees formed again today
the theme of discussion at the meeting
of the welfare department of the Ma
tonal Civic Federation, local branch
organization of which was formed yes
terday.
Secretary Cortelyou presided and ad-
dresses were made by Representative
Gillette of Massachusetts on pension
for Governmental Employees" Commits.
sioner of Labor Neill on Employers.
Liability for Government Employees,
Representative Bennett of New YORK
on Recent Legislation for Govern
ment Employees" and Timothy Healey'
president of the international Associa-
ton of Stationary Firemen. on "fhe
Needs of Stationary Firemen In Gov
eminent Employ" -
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

/ OVERS of odd and old patterns
of furniture as it is made in Per-
u STA, China. Japan, India and other
foreign countries have an opportunity
in Los Angeles to see what is perhaps
one of the most curious collections of
chairs, tables. cabinets and bric-a-brac
ever assembled in the west.
For several days hundreds of per-
sons have been availing themselves OF
the chance to examine the collection,
and tourists and connoisseurs say 1t is
one of the most complete ever viewed
by them.
Much of the credit of this display
is due to the hard work and able Sc
lections of H. j. Slater, with Barker
Brothers, 400 South Spring street. on
the third and fourth floors of whose
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
Ready for Convention
By A Associated Press.

MINOT, N. D., May 12.-Delegates
and political leaders are arriving in
Minot for the Republican state con-
vention which meets Thursday. With
his head still bandaged as a result of
an operation on his ear a few weeks
ago Senator Hansbrough arrived today
to look after his interests. He is feel
ing much better and will mix freely
in the battle with view OF helping
his chances for reelection. Both the
stalwart and insurgent factions are
for Taft, so there is no risk of dis
sension that will involve the electoral
vote.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO. May 12.-After having
pitched fourteen winning games Over
all lost today by poor control and
timely hitting by the visitors in the
second and third innings. The locals
punched hits off McQuillen in the Sec
ond, but were unable to touch him
after that. Only two locals reached
first after the third inning. Score:
Chicago 2, hits 6, errors 0.
Philadelphia 6, hits IL, errors 1.
Batteries Overall, Lundgren and
Killing; McQuillin and Doom.
ST. LOUIS, May list. Louis took
the second game of the series from
Brooklyn this afternoon, 2 to 0. Lush
outfelded Mcintyre. Score:
st. Louis 2, hits 10. errors 2.
Brooklyn 0, hits 6, errors 0.
Batteries-Lush and Ludwig; McIn-
tyre, Wilhelm, Bergen and Ritter.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-Timely hit
ting and errors by Boston gave Cincin-
natl a comparatively easy victory to-
day. Mccain was sent off in the field in
the seventh inning for disputing a de-
cision. Score:
Cincinnati s, hits II, errors 1.
Boston 4, hits s. errors 8.
Batteries-Coakley. Ewing and Nc
Lean; Lindaman, Ferguson and Bow
erman.
PITTSBURG, May 12-New York
defeated Pittsburg in a one-sded game
today, s to 2. Maddox gave four bases
on balls in the fourth tnning. Score:
Pittsburg 2, hits 6. errors l.
New York s, hts I, errors L.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Young and Glib
son. Wiltse and Bresnaham.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
DISCREDITS REPORTS OF
SURRENDER BY INDIANS
BY Associated Press.

MEXICO CITY, May 1.-THE war
department last night announced that
it had no information relative to the
reports from Sonora of the surrender
of YaQui Indians, and is inclined to
minimize the Importance of any action
taken by local military authorities.
The Yaquis are regarded as outlaws
and any prisoners taken will be treat
ed according to the depredations in
which they have participated.
Troops will be kept in the Yaqui
country and the deportation policy of
the government will be continued.
Yaquis guilty of offenses will be pun
ished and transported to Yucatan and
other southern regions. The breaking
up of tribal organizations will be con-
tinued.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
McpoNoueH TO MATCH GARDNER

Jack McDonough of Goldfeld, New,
went to Long Beach last night to con-
match with the winner of the Frank
Fields and Levy Gordon finish battle,
which will occur ON Decoration day at
Goldfield.
The fight, if the arrangements are
satisfactorily made, will take place at
Goldfield shortly after the Decoration
day contest and will be twenty-five
round affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE

The Southern State league held a
meeting last night and arranged it's
schedule for next sunday at JOY PARK,
The first game will be between the
Christopher-Levys and the Dyas-Clines
and the second between Salt Lake and
Morans.
Secretary Bowers of the league re-
signed and w. Scare was elected in his
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
PORTLAND GETS FIRST
GAME FROM ANGELS.
BASSEY TRIPLES WITH TWO
ON BASES
DiIlon's Men Get One Run In Batting
Rally In the Last Inning.
Brashear Turns His
Ankle
7v Associated Press.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 12.-Portland
won the opening game from Los An
geles today, to 2. Bassey's triple. with
two men on bases, scored Portland's
first two. Both pitchers were inclined
to be wild, and the Angels got one in
the third on a hit, two walks and an
error. Los Angeles blew up in the
sixth, and one hit. two walks and two
errors gave the home team three more.
A batting rally in the ninth gave Dill E
Ions men one run. Brashear turned his
ankle sliding home in the third, and
Easterly went into right field. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
PALACE HOTEL BLOCK
is REDUCED TO ASHES
BY Associated Press.


TONOPAH, New, May 12.-Fire
which completely laid in ruins the Pal
ace hotel block in Tonopah started In
the hotel at 1880 last night, and at
o'clock this morning a loss estimated at
$150000 is entailed. The fire was under
control after valiant fight of the en-
tire fire department, and what threat
ened to wipe out the entire business
section of the city was averted by the
heroic efforts of the firemen and the
wide streets, which prevented the
flames from leaping the streets. for
tunate shifting of the wind at an OPP
FORTUNE moment also contributed to
sparing Tonopah a more serious confia-
grafton.
There was little insurance, as the
burned block was of such an infiamma-
BILE nature the insurance companies
would not take the risks.
The origin of the fire is unknown. FOL
lowing Ia q list of losses:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
EVIDENCE FOUND SHOWS
BRUTAL MURDER COMMITTED
BY Associated Press.

BY AbsOCIdItu IIts5'
REDWOOD CITY, Cal, May 12.-Ev-
idence of a brutal murder was dis
closed here today in the finding of the
body of a man on the roadside near
Fair Oaks, mutilated in a horrible man
ner. 1t was at first thought to be
case of suicide, but the character of
the wounds disproved this belief.
The heart was stabbed number Of
times, making CHASTITY wound in the
left breast. The deceased has not yet
been identified. The crime was COM
mitted with a pocket knife.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
WILCOX DEFEATS FORTUNE

A large crowd witnessed the game in
the continuous pool tournament be-
tween G. Wilcox and G. Fortune at
Morley's Spring street parlor last night.
Wilcox made the high run of twenty
four and won from Fortune by score
of 100 to "a. The next game will be
played tonight between j. Spitz and G..
Wilcox
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
Kaufman in Sixth

BY NssOCIaIed IIVSs'
OAKLAND May 12-Al Kaufman
was tonight awarded the decision at
the end of the sixth round over Joe
Grim of Philadelphia, known as the
iron man of the prize ring 1t was
tame and rather uninteresting exhibit
tiOn throughout
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS


Three-base hit-Melchoir. Two-base hits
Haley, zeider. Williams Sacrifice hits
Piper. McArdle. Zeider. Bases on balls
Hopkins l. Sutor g. Double play--Mohler to
McArdle. Passed ball-Slattery. Time of
game-1;45 Umpire-O'Connell.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
German Union Meets


AsSUOIttV0 TS07'
PITTSBURG, May l2.--The supreme
offcers and delegates to the eighth
biennial convention of the German
beneficial union, representing 100000
members, are holding three days
session here.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
Decision for Fitzgerald

BY Associated Press.
BOSTON, May 12.-Willie Fitzgerald
of New York was given the decision
over Aurelia Herrera of California at
the end of a twelve-round bout at the
Armory Athletic club tonight.