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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-02
MEXICAN CONSUL BUYS
HOUSE AND LOT FOR HOME

Antonio Lozano. Mexican consul in
Los Angeles, purchased yesterday from
A. w. Bumiller the northwest cor
ner of Seventeenth and Toberman
streets for $4,000.
The property is improved with a
modern eight-room, two-story house.
containing hardwood floors. beamed
ceilings, paneled walls. The lot is 45
by 1870 feet. Lozano will make the pur-
chase his permanent home. The deal
was made by Althouse Bros.
Pillows, purses, mats and novelties
less than cost this week. 514 S. Hill st.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-02
NEW WORKERS TO ENJOY
AN EVENING OF PLEASURE

The New York society will hold one
of its enjoyable meetings next Friday
night at 337l2 South Hill street. All
New Workers are urged to attend this
meeting and participate in the festivi-
ties.
After the business meeting musical
and literary program will be rendered,
following which refreshments will be
served. Francis j. Haley is the presi-
dent Of the society.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-02
PASTOR RECEIVES WORD
FROM "THE FIRING LINE"

Rev. Edwin Brown, assistant pastor
of the Temple Baptist church, has re-
ceived word from Spokane, Wash,
Where J. Campbell White, secretary OF
the laymens missionary movement Is
holding services. saying that the meet
ings are having great success.
Mr. White is to speak in Los Angeles
next Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
and elaborate preparations are being
made for mass meetings and a BAN
duet TO be rendered him. The word re-
ceived by Rev. Mr.. Brown from "the
firing line" of the missionary move
mcnt is considered very encouraging.
HOTEL GREEN. Pasadena, Cal,
American and European plans.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-02
Found Dead in Street
By Associated Press.

BN NssOcIaIeu IItss'
VALLEJO, April 1.-Richard A. Con-
nor of 1910 I street Sacramento, was
found dead here this morning. He re-
Gently received a card from the board
of labor at Mare Island to report for
work before March IS and reached town
u couple Of days ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-02

The beautiful fireproof HOTEL
GREEN in Pasadena is worthy of I
visit.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HEALTH SLIGHTLY BETTER
BY Associated Press.

LONDON, April 1.-The bulletin is
sued this morning regarding the con-
dition of Premier Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman is as follows:
"The prime minister passed a good
might and slept well. His general con-
dition is more comfortable"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-02
Should Sim the pledge

The use Of liquid fuel is gaming
ground in the navy Of Great britain
San Diego Evening Tribune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-30
-"GRIF'Fw GOES TO CINCINNATI.
Former Manager of Highlanders Ball
Club May Lead Reds.

Chicago. Oct. So.-Clarke Griffith, for
mer manager of the New York High
landers, who has been in Chicago for
several weeks, has gone to Cincinnati
to confer with Garry Hermann about
signing contract to manage the Reds
for next year.
Hermann has been eager to arrange
matters with Griffith for some time, but
a franchise in a minor league has been
more attractive for the former New
Yorker than berth as manager in the
Queen city. The deal that was on for
the purchase of a ball club of his own
has not materiahzed and Griffith now
has consented to talk over a proposition
to lead the Reds. for next year..
Hermann has now announced that
CAMEL will not be with the Reds next
year, either as player or as manager.
This makes it necessary for another
manager to be found to take charge of
the Cincinnati team and Griffith has
been so highly recommended to Herr
mann that he is willing to make him an
attractive offer.
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BRUGMAN LEAVES IOWA.
Departure of Substitute Quarter ant
Perrine's Injury Weakens Team.

Iowa City, Ia, Oct, 30.-Brugman,
substitute quarter back, has left the
Iowa football squad, and with the in
jury to Perrine, an end, Coach Catlin
may be faced with a problem in de-
veloping a substitute quarter back in
case of injury to Stewart Carberry,
who is the present running mate of
Stewart at quarter. may be used at end
in case PerTine is not able to get into
the Nebraska game.
Hard signal practice in a drizzling
rain was given the men by Coach Catlin
last night. UP and down Iowa field
they we're driven, with Catlin and Grit
fifth at their backs. The charging ma
chine was brought into play and the
line repeatedly urged to charge faster
and harder against the running board.
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FRANK GOTCH IN VAUDEVILLE.
The Big Wrestler VIII Do "a Stunt
in ENGLAND This Winter


New York, Oct. s0.-Frank Gotch
sailed for England this month. An
English vaudeville company has made
him a big offer and he will make a
stay of either twelve or twenty weeks
abroad. Gotch is going abroad not so
much to wrestle as to put himself be-
fore the public by means of his
vaudeville sketch. which includes a
cast of seven people. One of the most
prominent members of the cast is Emil
Klank, or Doc Fillmore, as he is
Familiarity known in Iowa. This play
has made big hit wherever it has
been put on and should make Gotch's
fortune abroad.
1t is probable that Gotch will do
some wrestling after he gets started in
England. He and his company will
open the engagement at Liverpool on
November 9. The big Iowan doubtless
viii be deluged with challenges. When
the English wrestlers get a look at him
they will all want to tackle him. For
Gotch is the most deceiving person in
appearance that one ever saw. =
The wrestlers abroad are used to the
big bullying muscles of a Hacken-
schmidt or the mountains of flesh pos
sessed by the Turkish wrestlers. The
smooth, tiger like muscles of the cham
pion are not impressive to the ordinary
observer. But If a wrestler ever gets
into the ring with big Frank he Will
never forget the "reminiscences of the
Gotch style and the terrible ferocity OF
the Gotch method Of wrestling. The
muscles. the brains to use them and
the ability to apply the brain work are
all there. 1t will be a good thing for
Gotch and a good thing for wrestling
in England to have Gotch visit the
mother country.
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saturdays Football Games.

Pennsylvania VS.. Swarthmore, at
Philadelphia.
Yale VS.. Massachusetts Aggies, at
New Haven.
Princeton VS.. West Point, at West
Point.
Harvard VS.. Brown, at Cambridge.
Cornell VS.. Pennsylvania, at Ithaca.
Carlisle Indians VS.. Annapolis, at
Annapolis.
Dartmouth VS.. Amherst, at Syracuse.
Syracuse VS.. Williams. at Syracuse.
Lafayette VS.. w. & j.. at Pittsburg.
Chicago VS. Minnesota. at Chicago.
Michigan VS.. Vanderbilt, at Ann Ar
Dor.
Illinois VS.. Indiana, at Champaign.
Iowa VS. Nebraska. at Iowa City.
Wisconsin VS.. Marquette. at Madison.
Missouri VS.. Ames, at Columbia
wabash VS.. Michigan Aggies, at Lam
sing.
Louis.
p /. VS.. Washington. at st: Louis.
Lawrence VS.. Beloit, at Beloit.
oregon VS.. Beloit, at Beloit-
oregon VS.. Idaho, at MOSCOW
Georgia Technical VS.. Tennessee, at
Atlanta.
Washburn vs. Drake. at Topeka
Haskell Indians VS.. st. Mary's, at ST.
MarVS
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CoFFEYvILLE's COUNCIL.
Refuses to Repeal the Sunday Closing
Ordinance.

Coffeyville, Kan, Oct. s0.-There
were two meetings of the council. One
was called at O'Clock and at that
meeting the council met as an equali-
cation board.
At the regular session the first thing
taken up was a petition asking that
the council not repeal the Sunday
closing ordinance. This petition was
read but no action was taken until
when the ordinance to repeal the clos
ing ordinance was taken up and placed
on its third reading. After consider
able discussion a vote was taken and
all members voted against the passage
of the repeating ordinance except
White. The vote stood l to g.
The milk question came up for con-
sideration and after some discussion
DR.. Struve was appointed as inspector,
required by law
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No Ketchell-Papke Referee Yet.

San FRANCISCO. Cal, OCT. oU.-
Joseph O'Connor IS threatening
trouble unless he is permitted to have
considerable say in the selection of
referee for the Ketchel-Papke fight.
Ketchel's manager has already an
nounced his decision to have Jim
Corbett selected as the third man IN
the ring and has intimated that un-
less he is permitted to dictate in this
appointments Ketchel will draw out of
the match. O'Connor has sub
stantiated a story that If ketcheI
wins he will fight Sam Langford thus
withdrawing the color line But
he Continues. There must be lot of
money in it,"
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YOST is NOT OPTIMISTIC.
Michigan Coach Gives 1t Out That
Pennsy Should Win.

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 3o.-Coach
Yost dopes 1t out that Michigan's
chances in the Pennsylvania game de-
Ponds upon whether Full Back Jimmy
Watkins RECEIVERS from his injuries.
That he is not optimistic is manifested
by a freely made prediction made after
the o. S. u. game, that Pennsy ought
to win by score of about 80 to 0. He
figures the fasteners have all the adj
vantages which, combined with the
hard luck that Michigan has suffered
since the opening of college, should
make them big favorites when the
elevens line up on Ferry field Nov. IA.
Michigan scrubs tore the varsity
team to bits in the afternoons scrim-
mage Assistant Coach Teetzel has
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MISSOURI TIGERS ON EDGE.
Anderson and Ristine Both to Play in
Game With Ames.

Columbia, Mo-, Oct. 30.-Hard
scrimmage and snappy signal prac-
tice have put the Tigers on edge for
Ames this week. Whether the squad
will be given the same fast work up
until Saturday depends on the con-
dition of the men. Monilaw, who is
a bona ffde NJ. D., by the way, keeps
a watchful eye on the condition of
the field Saturday ready to do their
best
The size of the Tiger squad con-
tinues the same, only one player hav-
ing turned in his suit this fall. and
that one because he had to leave the
university. Monilaw has a squad of
thirty-seven men to draw from, all
varsity caliber or capable of becom-
ing so before the season ends and all
eligible. Missouri's strongest point
this year is plenty of substitutes of a
high grade. The coaches had three
teams running signals yesterday.
The cripples, who cast Missouri
rooters in gloom before the game
with Iowa are getting back into it
this week. Easy Anderson, ex-
captain, the 205-pound tackle, who is
playing his fourth year for the old
gold and black, has recovered suf-
ficiently from his sprained ankle to
go romping through the scrubs this
week. and Ristine, the aggressive
Tiger center, who was also out with
q Spralned ankle, is out in suit and
grinding away with the best of them.
Graves and Driver. two of Mis-
souri's star performers, however. will
probably not be in the -Ames game.
"Tubby" Graves is wearing his left
hand in sling, walking up and
down the side lines, and waiting for
fractured bone in the palm of the
hand to knit. He will be able to play
in a few days with a brace on his
left hand, but probably will not get
into it against Ames. Lloyd Driver,
one of the best ends Missouri has had
for years. is out with a sprained ankle
that will keep him on the bench
Saturday.
With the exception of Driver and
Graves. Monilaw's squad is fit as a
fiddle, and will give Ames the best in
the Tiger basket. The Tiger lineup
Is never announced until Just before
the game, but most of the squad will
be used in the game.
The officials for Saturdays game
were announced today, and include:
A. D. Bonnifield of Kansas City,
referee; George Bryant of Coe col
lege at Cedar Rapids, Ia, umpire: w
o. Hamilton of Central High, Kansas
City, field Judge; T. w. Burckhalter
Of Columbia, head inesman.
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JOCKEY GETS $500 MONTHLY.
Walter Miller VIII Make Good Wages
Out in California.

New York. Oct 3o.-Jockey Walter
Miller, champion jockey of America in
1907, will ride again this winter for T.
H. Williams, president of the New Cali
fornia Jockey club, having signed a
contract with Mr.. Williams. under
which he is to receive $500 a month
Miller was not successful at the local
tracks during the summer and his en-
gagement for the western tracks comes
as a surprise to local horse-nen 1t is
said, however, that his popularity in
California induced Mr. Williams to
again sign him.
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the latter department he is closely
pressed by Walter Higgs. The list
includes the races from March 23 to
September Is. One of Makers sue
cesses was in the Edgeton handicap
at Newmarket, when he got Burns
cough, the favorite, home by a short
head from Abstainer. a horse In re-
ceipt of 10 pounds from Makers
mount. At the same meeting he rode
the winner of the 2-year-old event
the Bury Selling Plate. Makers rec
ord is as follows: Mounts, 336;
f1rsts, 95; seconds, So; thirds, 40; un-
placed, 142; percentage, 1927. The
jockey nearest him In percentage has
only 1912.
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Head Coach nj. d. cooke.
SEASONS GREATEST FTLLY.
''The Leading Lady" by Trotting a
Mile in 2:07 Beat the Record.

Philadelphia, Oct. 30.-One of the most
notable performances that took place
at the Lexington trotting meeting, was
the The Leading Lady. 3-year-old
daughter of Bingen. 2:06A, and Miss
Pratt, 2:17A, by Heir-at-Law, 2:12
Previous to the Lexington meeting her
best record was 2:121z. made in August,
at Readville. On Tuesday, October 13,
ted in 2:11A. On the 18th she was
again started, to beat 2:11A, and fin
ished the mile in 2:07. lowering the
worlds record for 3-year-oId FLIES
from 2:08A and falling short by but
quarter second of the worlds Swear
old record, the 2:06A of General Watts,
made last season.
The Leading Lady is a small and in
many respects, delfcately beautiful bay
FLY whose previous achievements had
made her famous. Last season she won
the 2-year-old divisions of both the
Horse Review" and American Horse
Breeder" futurities, in the latter beat
ing Binvolo Zalem, Selma and Hazel
mer beating Justo. Orc Lambert, John
Gray, Peter Pan and Matt Silver in
2:161a, 2:16A. 20
This season. although handicapped
by sickness, she began by winning the
3-year-old division of the Horse
Breeder Futurity, at Readvi1le, beat
ing Binvolo, Sadie Worthy, Orc Lam
bert, Zalem, Little Sweetheart and Sill
yer Baron in 2:15H, Pipe, over a slow
track.
At Columbus. in the STOCK Farm
Futurity, she was second to The Har-
vester, being beaten a nose only the
first heat in 2:091z. At the same place,
in 1.-THE Review Futurity, she made an
unfortunate standstill break in the
early part of the first heat and was
distanced by The Harvester in 2:101A
At Lexington, in the Kentucky Flu
turity, she was third to The Harvester
and Binvolo, trotting 4-2-4 in 2:091z
2:1O5s, 2:0SN and finishing very close up
in each heat. Having shown such high
class in contested races that her 2:07
has been made against time in no way
lays her open to criticism.
The worlds record for FLIES of her
age, which she so completely oblitera-
ted, the 2:0sA of Fantasy, which had
stood for Is years. was, to all intents
and purposes, a time record, although
made in a race, for in the heat in
question the flag was waived and
Fantasy was allowed a runner to &C
company her and make the pace.
Ooxx, Pail PorI. for Wichita
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been drilling reserves in new plays,
said to be similar to those Vanderbilt
has used throughout the season. The
regulars were disorganized when on de
Tense and could not gain consistently
when in possession of the ball. The
varsity men still suffer from injuries
sustained in Saturdays game against
Ohio State university.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-30
A Constipation
Remedy Free

There is no action of your daily life
of greater Importance than to see that
your bowels move. They should move
at least once a day naturally, and by
that is meant without any help. If
they do not move at least once a day
you can consider yourself constipated
and it is time you did something about
it.
You will be glad to know there is a way
out of the difficulty. Lemuel Landerdale,
an old soldier at Quincy. ILL.,, Elmer Nc
MILAN, of Speed, Mo-, Mrs. Monahan, of
StonewaIl. Miss, and many others were
as you are now. But one day they awoke
to the fact that DIR. Caldwells Syrup Pep
sin was curing their friends, SO. they
bought 1T too and it cured them. Today
they are loud in praise of it.
What DR.. CaldWellS Syrup PepSin did
for them should do for you. Surely your
constipation is no worse than theirs, one
of whom had it since 81. 1t only remains
for you to realize that salts are of but
temporary good. and what you want is a
permanent cure; that purgative tablets,
cathartic pills and such violent things
make a great show of doing something,
but do nothing that is lasting. DIR. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin is a scientific prepa-
LIQUID that contains ingredients that not
only cure the constipation, but tone the
intestinal muscles so that they learn
again to work without help. A bottle can
price of so cents. and there is a dollar
size for families who have already found
out its wonderful value in stomach, liver
and bowel troubles. in old or young
tor and free trial bottle will be sent Won
so that you can test 1t before buying
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in the new tackle back formation play.
Moll did no drop kicking. but showed
fine judgment in using clever trick
plays. A long and perfectly executed
forward pass from Moll and Messmer
to Captain Rogers Melted great gains.
Stiehm, center, made a beautiful kick
off the sixty-five yard line.
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Captain Cloth.

park is to built by Charles Payne on
property owned by him west Of the
Arkansas river, just south of the
west end of the Douglas avenue
bridge. While Mr.. Payne will not
spurn an offer to lease the park to
the western league club, he will build
1t with the expectation of leasing 1t
to the college teams, amateur base
ball teams, and it will be large enough
for circus purposes.
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The Egg Famine Cracked.

Junction City, Oct 30.-The dearth
of eggs has been relieved and for the
present the local market seems to be
we'll supplied at Is cents dozen. Last
week there was a shortage for several
days in eggs and 1t was almost impos-
sible to secure them. This was ap-
parently due to their being held to be
brought to town in larger lots.
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HustIing for Umpires.

Toledo, o., Oct. 3o.-President Carson
of the central league is searching the
bush leagues for three first class UNI
pires to replace Chill. Mckenzie, and
Killen. Chill and Mckenzie go to the
American association and KiIlen to a
major league.
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Collar Broken in Football Game.

Norman, Okla, Oct. 30.-Reed Bridge
water. the Preparatory schools quarter
back. broke a collar bone in football
game here with the Pharmo-Medic
team. The props won, II to s.
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scolding stirs the Badgers.

Madison, Wis, Oct -30.-After a Sc
we're scolding, the varsity today showed
better spirit in practice than hitherto
this year and in less than twenty-five
minutes ran up six touchdowns on the
strong freshman team, which was I'M
able to score. The coaches pronounced
it the best practice of the season Both
wilce and Osthoff were given a chance
to rest. Butch" Boyle made big gains
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Thompson Won From Jnbolz

San Francisco, Oct. 3O.-"Cyclone"
Thompson won from Rudolph Unholz
in the eleventh round last night. Lew
Powell and Johnny Murphy fought 20
rounds to draw.
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FOR FIRST TIME IN FIVE YEARS.
Razorbacks and Sooners Meet for a
Football Game.

Norman Okla, Oct. 30.-The game
here between the University of Arkan-
sas and Oklahoma university today will
be the first time in five years that these
schools have met each other in an
athletic contest.
In 1900 the teams met at Shawnee.
Oklahoma. after hard fight, won the
game. IL to 5. The contest being so
close and the rivalry so great, the pres
ident of Arkansas severed relations be-
tween the schools for two years.
In 1902 these schools again met at
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Arkansas winning.
In 1903 a return game at Norman was
won by Oklahoma. These two games
again brought out intense rivalry. re-
sulting in the breaking of athletic re-
lations. After a lapse of five years
these schools again meet in football.
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word that the st. Louis Nationals have
drafted Edward Higgins, who was the
star pitcher with Bloomington last
season. Portland previously drafted
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DANNY MAHER LEADS.
American Jockey Making Fine Show
on English Turf.

New York, Oct 30.-Danny Maher,
the American jockey. has taken the
lead in the winning Jockeys list on
the English turf. and if he should
travel in the same streak of luck for
another month he may quit with the
honors at the end of the season. In
both percentage and the number of
mounts won he is at the top, but in
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If there is anything about
your ailment that you don't
understand. or if you want
any medical advice, write
to the doctor. and he will
answer YOU fully. There is
no charge for this service.
The address is DR.. w. B.
Caldwell. SOC Caldwell bldg,
Monticello. Ill.
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Cardinals Draft Higgins.

Bloomington, Ill. Oct. 30.-The
Bloomington association has received
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ONLY one .Rromo Ouinine,,

That is Laxative Bromo Quinine Look for
the signature OF E. w. Grove. Used the
world over to cure a cold In one day. &c.
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New Ball Park for Wichita.
Wichita, oct. 3O.-Another ball
park will be built in Wichita before
the beginning of next season. The
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