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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-27
AFTERMATH OF
DREYFUS SHOOTING
Assaulter of FaIIieres Crazed
BY RoyaIist Propaganda.

Paris, Dec. 26.-President Falleries
today presided at the council of min
listers, showing no sign of perturba-
ton as the result of the attack on him
yesterday by Jean Mathis.
Mathis. the police believe, has been
crazed by the royalist propaganda and
his attempt on Falleries is thought to
have been an aftermath of the shoot
ing of Major Dreyfus by Louis Gregori
at the canonization services for Emile
lola at the Pantheon last summer.
In telling of his attack on the presi-
dent. Mathis is said to have used the
identical language OF Gregori after the
shooting
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-27
En.ie,no Lobster. to Death.

In the neighborhood Of the Ber-
mudas the sea is extremely transpar-
ent, SO that the fishermen can readily
see the horns Of Holsters protruding
from their hiding places in the rocks
at considerable depths. To entice the
crustaceans from these crannies they
tie a lot of snails In a ball and dangie
them in front OF the cautious lobster.
When he grabs the ball they haul him
up.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-27

duces the fascinating mountain at
mosphere The miners cabin, the old
stage road, the mountain mission
church, the interior workings of a
gold mixe are few of the scenes
which contribute to this effect. While
in no sense depending upon its scenic
effects for it's great success like a
beautiful girl, the charm of "A Woman
of the West is enhanced by correct
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-27

Hogan-Do you believe in dreams,
Mike: Dugan-Faith, an I do. Last
night I dreamed / was awake, an n
the mornin' me dhream kem thrue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-27

Stones which are used by the litho.
graphers all over the world in making
colored pictures are found In a little
district not more than four or I'VE
niles long by two or three broad near
Nuremberg. in Germany. Quarrying
has gone on there for more than cen.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-27

Mr.. Tim, Murphy is to present his
latest success, Cupid and the Dol
lar at the Gennett theater on Thurs
day, December 81. To quote the old
printers sign, the granddaddy of pho
netic spelling. "Nuff Ced." Mr.. Muir
ply is sure of a crowded house as
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-27
Polo, ElWood VS.. Richmond
Monday, Dec. %. 2e-S

TABITHA:
Gold Medal Flour leads them all
0Can-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-27
Medicine That Is Medicine.

Il have suffered a good deal with
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have now found a remedy that keeps
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Bitters: a medicine that is medicine
for stomach and liver troubles. and
for run down conditions" says w. &.
Kiestler, of Halliday. Ark. Electric
Bitters purify and enrich the blood,
tone up the nerves, and impart vigor
and energy TO the weak. Your money
will be refunded If ii fails TO help you
soc at A. G. Luken & Co. drug store
MARY ELLEN:
Gold Medal Flour Is the best for max
ing everything. SARRIrA.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-27
Tim Murphy.

and elegant dress. Gennett theatre
December 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
BUNS In FIELD,
FIENDS AT BAT
ANGELS SHINE WITH STICK
AND ON BASES
MIsPLAYs ARE NUMEROUS BUT
COST NOTHING
Five Errors and Nearly as Many Hits
as Made by League Leaders Not
Enough to Let Cellar Cham
COAST LEAGUE SCANNING
Anqels q Oakland 2

Although playing an exceedingly poor
game in the field the Angels were suffi-
cient stars at bat yesterday to take the
final game from Oakland by the score
of to 2, and did it without having to
outbat the visitors to any extent, the
Angels making eight hits to seven for
Oakland. Errors again aided the Com
muters to escape Shutout, their only
scores, in the fifth inning, being the
result of misplays by Angels in the
field.
That the Angels wanted the game is
proved by the fact that they got down
to business in the first inning and piled
UP a brace of runs. Bernard popped to
Cook, who muffed the ball. Cakes was
out, Slattery to Cook, and Dillon
famed. Wheeler, the grand old man,
doubled over third, scoring Bernard.
Smith sacrificed Wheeler to third and
Ellis brought him home with tap to
left, although RUDE was thrown out a
few seconds later in trying to stretch
his hit into a double.
1t was hard lines for the Commuters
until the fifth inning, when they scored
their only runs, two in number. Van
Haltren walked and Cook was safe on
Bernard's error. Heitmuller singled to
left, scoring Van Haltren. Altman
doubled to left, scoring Cook.
Another brace of runs was added by
the Angels in the sixth. Wheeler was
passed and Smith tripled to lett, scor-
ing Dad and in turn scored himself
when Ellis flew to right.
About 1000 fans attended the game
and there was enough hitting and scor-
ing to please them, especially so, mas
much as the home team won. Thorsen
twirled a good steady game for Los
Angeles and gave only three bases on
balls during the nine innings, while he
famed three. Hardy gave one free
pass and famed one Angel. Hardy
was accorded better support in the
field and almost as good support at
bat, but the angels used better judg-
ment in getting their long bingles at
the right time and in running the bases
when fortunate enough to get the
chance.
Following is the official score and
summary:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
STRONG rifle
TEAM IS NAMED
MEN SELECTED ON BASIS OF
REAL MERIT
John I. SelIinger Only Local Man
Chosen, but II. o. Higgins Of
Riverside Also Is In
cluded in List

The rifle team that will represent
California at the national guard shoot
to be held at Camp Perry Ohio, during
the latter part of August was selected
yesterday afternoon after one or the
hardest days shooting the marksmen
have participated in since arriving at
the Eastlake range. During the morn
ing q, heavy rainstorm broke over the
camp, followed by high wind, Wh1cn
almost caused Col. Smith to call Off
the shoot.
The fifteen men who were selected
for the team were chosen on thelr
merits entirely. The figuring OF the
scores by Col. Smith was done In sucI
a manner as to preclude any chance Oh
a competitor getting on the team VINO
might have had squirt during the
match or upon one particular range.
The aggregate scores of the twenty
men who remained was taken, and from
these the highest scores all the way
through the competition were given.
Second Lieut.. John 1. Sellinger, com
pany A, Seventh infantry, is the only
Los Angeles participant who qualified
for the team.
Six of the men who qualified for the
team are members of last years team.
They are Corporal f. r. Newland, COM
pany B, Second infantry, Colusa; Lieut..
c. H Sanborn, Fifth infantry, San RAJ
company G., Second infantry, Sacra-
mento; Sergt w. A. Guldner, company
e, Fifth infantry, Santa Rosa; Second
Lieut. John l. Sellinger. company A,
Seventh infantry, Los Angeles, and
First Lieut.. H. o. Higgins, company
NJ, Seventh infantry, Riverside.
Many of these men made better scores
at the tournament shoot than they did
at Camp Perry last year Col. Smith,
however, does not think much of this,
as the California team was way down
in the list last year. Taken all in all, I"
said Col Smith, 1.-THE men did we'll last
week, when it is taken into considers
ton that they were using new rifles
and that many of them had not had
one In his hands before they met at the
Eastlake park range. And, too, the
range was new to most of the men. OF
course the weather was not altogether
favorable, although we had periods of
excellent weather, despite the cloudy
mornings. The men have worked like
Trojans and have not complained about
anything. We were lucky in having no
sickness while the shoot was in prog
Tess. We used sterilized water all the
time and dug our own cesspools. Many
of the men who participated were
strangers to me, yet we got along adj
mirably together"
In accordance with instructions re-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
KNIGHT LEADS
ALL SHOOTERS
BEATS BUNGAY TWO BIRDS IN
TOURNAMENT
THEIR RIVALRY WAS FEATURE
OF VENICE sHooT
Three Days Tourney Ends with All
Visitors Pledged to Seaside City
for Place to Hold Inter-
state Event

Special to The Herald
VENICE, Aug. S.-The Crescent Bay
Gun club closed the most successful
tournament ever held in Southern Cali
tornla today. The day was marked by
the large number of spectators who
turned u Ii out TO see the sport. The rain
OF the morning held up the work for a.
short time, but it also cleared the at
mosphere so that the ideal conditions
which have prevailed the two previous
days were only made still better, If
possible.
One of the main features of the day
was the close race between Knight and
Bungay, the latter tieing his opponent,
as on the first day, but was unable to
overcome the lead Of two birds made
by Knight on the second day. The
standing of the two marksmen for the
three days is: Knight 565, Bungay 5to.
Clarence Haight remarked at the
close that duck named Willet was
afraid of the water hence fell down on
his fine work of the past two days.
However that may be, Willet did some
fine shooting while here and was voted
thorough sportsman by his opponents
In the miss and out, Reed made "A
and Bungay 20, which, considering the
amount of work that the contestants
have done, is good shooting.
Again, the question of holding the
annual interstate shoot here year
from next fall was brought up by the
visitors and all were unanimous in vot-
ing that this is the place for it. The
atmospheric conditions are perfect, the
range is near the beach, making it
| cool and comfortable, and it is easy of
access from Los Angeles.
Following are the scores of today,
with the full score of the tournament
added, giving the averages for the en-
tire shoot:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
LOCAL REVOLVER MEN
AFTER CHAMPIONSHIP
Los Angeles Club Members Seek tc
Enter Tournament of National AS
ISOLATION at Springfield, Mass,
in September

Assistant Secretary l. c. Douglass of
the Los Angeles Revolver club has
teen corresponding with j. b. Crabtree,
secretary of the United States Revolver
association, regarding the entry of the
Los Angeles Revolver club in the tour
nament of the association, which is to
be held at Springfield, Mass, commenc-
ing September 3 and continuing until
September 10 Douglass expects to
hear from Secretary Crabtree today
regarding the possibility of the entry,
and If the reply is favorable the local
men will shoot here and telegraph the
results to Springfield, and then send
the targets by mail. The shoot at
Springfield will be for the champion
ship of the United States, and will con-
sist of fifty shots at deliberate fire at
fifty-foot target. Already the club has
held several successful shoots with
eastern teams by telegraph, and the
members are becoming popular with
the various revolver clubs throughout
the country.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
VAN COURT TO
TRAIN MURPHY
VETERAN is DIRECTING HIS
FORMER PUPIL
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS WORK.
OUT AT EAST SIDE
Welsh Also Entertans Several Hum
dred Fans at Venice and Shows
Himself to Be In Splen-
did Condition

Although coming to Los Angeles prac-
tically unknown, Johnny Murphy enter
tanned a full house yesterday at his
training camp at the East Side Ath-
letic club, and he put up boxing en-
tertainment that pleased all who at
tended. Dewitt c. Can Court, who
formerly instructed Murphy in the fine
art and really is responsible for Muir
ply being on the pugilistic map, has
undertaken the job of making him whip
the lightweight champ of England next
Friday night, and not only will he
direct Murphy in his training, but he
will be his chief second in the ring.
Murphy boxed six rounds, three each
with Willie Fairbanks and Dick Sulli-
van, and showed himself to be in good
condition, with all the speed, cleverness
and punch desired at so early day
Van Court knows a fighter when he
sees one, and he would not be en-
thusiastic regarding the chances OF
Murphy unless he knew something. He
promises to surprise those who have
doped Welsh as a sure thing Friday
night. Murphy weighs 1877 pounds now
and will have no difficulty whatever IL
getting down to the required notch o!
1873 pounds at o'clock Friday after
noon.
Freddie worked out before the usual
large crowd at Venice. 1t seems to be
the fashion down there for from 1000
to 5000 persons to attend the Sunday
workouts, and 1t was no surprise yes
terday afternoon to find the amphithea-
ter crowded from one end to the other
when Freddie began his workout.
He went through the usual stunts
of shadow boxing, work with the pull
legs and weights, punching the bag and
then ended the workout with several
fast rounds with Sam Coulter, the anna
teur lightweight champion, and Danny
Webster. The boxing bouts were SO
full of realism and so fast that the
crowd applauded vigorously after each
round. One must hand it to Freddie
for his ability as an entertainer, If for
nothing else.
Freddie is in fine condition now and
should go into the ring Friday night In
as great form as when he fought Nc
Farland, If not better. He has all his
old-time speed and seems to be much
improved in boxing and in rough house
tactics. He is trying to develop a
punch, and judging from those he hand
ed out to a clever boxer like Coulter
yesterday he must be having good sue
cess with it.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
FLYNN BEGINS
WORK AT ONCE
FIGHTING FIREMAN ARRIVES
FROM PUEBLO
ESTABLISHES CAMP AT EAST
SIDE CLUB
Starts Training This Morning, but viii
Do No Boxing Until Wednesday
or Thursday-ls in Fine
Condition

Jim Flynn arrived in Los Angeles
Yesterday on the Owl and in few
hours after his arrival had engaged
training quarters at the East SIDE Atm
letic club, where he always trains Tor
his local fights. He will begin work
this morning, going on the ROAD anu
doing a bit of gymnasium work, put
will not begin boxing for two or three
DAYS yet. He will have Abdul as one
of his sparring partners and had noped
TO have Bat Johnson as the other, but
the big Russian has gone to oregon
and is not available, so another must
be substituted. .
Flvnn looks good and he says he is
feeling better than he looks. He has
had a nice rest since he fought a ten
round draw with Jim Barry and is as
full OF life as hog bed is of tleas. he
wants to fight right now and suggested
that AL Kaufman, his next opponent,
be secured as one of his training part
ners.
There is no getting away from the
fact that Flynn is good card here any
old time. He has not been setting the
woods afiame with his great scrapping
ability, but he always can be depended
upon to sail IN and give the oLher lei lei.
low a terrible rough house for awhile
at least, and few of them viii whip
him. 1t is because he is q fighter,
game and willing to mix it all the time
that he is so popular locally. Flynn
can draw good houses here when other
fighters are eating free lunch.
Kaufman is due in a few hours and
probably will go back to Venice to
train. He has been putting in several
days in the mountains, where he has
rested while enjoying the pure air of
the simple existence and walking over
the rocky roads on the mountain sides.
This is rest for him. Billy Delaney will
him and train him for this
fight. Despite that AL viii have height,
weight, reach and age on Flynn. the
fighting fireman promises to give him a
touch of fast life for. few moments
and AL will take no chances with such a
tough opponent If he can avoid them.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
GLADYS MOORE DRIVING
CAR TO SAN FRANCISCO
Fair Motorist Reached Santa Barbara
Three Hours Ahead of the
Machine Accompany
ing Her

Miss Gladys Moore, the 1s-year- old
girl who started for Santa Barbara
Wednesday with her mother and sister
in a single cylinder Cadillac, reached
there that night three hours ahead of
the party which was accompanying her
in a larger car. She made the run over
the dangerous mountain grades with
out a mishap and occasioned considers
able surprise when she rolled into Santa
Barbara, covered with dust but with
that same girlish smile. She is now on
her way to Del Monte, where she VIII
spend a week. She will then continue
to San Francisco and after few days
there return in the car.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

Three-base hit-Smitt. Two-base hit
Wheeler Sacrifice hits-Cook. Heitmuller
cakes, Ellis g. Altman. First base on errors
Los Angeles. 1; Oakland, T. Left on bases
Los Angeles 4; Oakland. s. Bases on balls
on Thorsen, 8; off Hardy. 1. Struck out-By
Hardy, /; by Thorsen, g. Double play-Wheeler
TO III Hogan. Passed ball-Slattery. Time
49, Umpire o. Connen
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

Two-base hits-Beck, Henley, Williams.
Ryan Bases on bals-on Henley, 2; off
Groom l. Struck out-By Henley, 6; by
Groom, 4. Time-1:sO. Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
SEALS ANNEX
DOUBLE HEADER
EASILY BEAT PORTLAND IN
BOTH GAMES
SUTOR AND HENLEY TWIRL IN
GREAT FORM
Mudhens Lose Morning Game to 1
and Drop Afternoon Battle
to 1-Groom and Garrett
Ineffective


BY ASsOCIdIeu FTtss-
SAN FRANCISCO, August 9.-San
Francisco won two games from Port
land today, the first to 1, and in the
afternoon to 1. Sutor pitched in bril-
liant form in the afternoon, striking out
ten men. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

Merchandise event, % birds, open to all
shooting in the tournament.
the tournament:
Professional Haight, "a; willet. 81; King,
22 Hoyt 20; Reed, 25 Justns, 81,
Amateurs-Van Valkenberg. %; DR.. Taber.
%; Wiltshire, 20; r. II. Bungay, %; S. r.
Smith, II; Vaughn. %; Lane, 81 Arnold. %;
Knight, %; Mills, %; H. F. Stowe, IA; c.
Grosbeck. 20; e. Clark, IA; H. Mitchell, %;
Mccullough, %; Roy Tufts, IS; w. B. Thorn
as. IS; w. Brison, 20 c. D. Hagerman. 81: L.
Preer, 25; Joe Greenway, 16; Bowlds Is; KEGS
ler II; Childs, 10.
Following is the summary of the three-days'
cY,o
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

OF all the amateur games Of pool that
ever have been pulled off at the club
last nights game between Ed Dietrich,
Jay Welton and Art Howard was the
limit 1t must have been, for the lat
ter won the game.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

The baseball team is becoming fam
GUS for those to 0 games. The sched-
ule for yesterday was with the Hynes
baseball team.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

The contract for ventilating the gym.
nasium has been let by Assistant Sec
retary Henderson and the work viii
begin this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS


Two base hit-Zeder Sacrifice hits-Wi-
1ams, Sutor, Mohler. Bases on bals-On Gar
rett. s; off sutor, s. Struck out-By Garrett,
/: by Sutor, s. Time-145. Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

How many good plans, ideas, projects have
you evolved--only to let them "die" for want
OF capital to "get them gOing?" Haven't
you one In mind now that would Justify you
In trying Business Opportunity" adj
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

Sam Coulter boxed three fast rounds
with Freddie Welsh yesterday after
moon at Venice. Sam and Freddie are
becoming fast friends. If you want to
please Sam talk about Freddie Welsh.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

ceived from the secretary of war,
through Adjt. Gen. Lauck of California
Col. Smith yesterday ordered Maj. Col
Inns of the First brigade staff to report
at once to his superior officers at Camp
Perry Ohio. Maj. Collins left yesterday
and during the stay of the California
team at Camp Perry he will act as
range officer. The team will leave
August Is for Camp Perry and until
that time they will put in some strenu-
Gus work on the range practicing for
the shoot as hard as any athlete prac-
tees for a meet. The men will be
paired off, and by working in couples
lessen the monotony of training.
The officers who will accompany the
team to Camp Perry are Col. D. A.
Smith of the Fifth infantry, San Fran
cisco, who will be in command; Capt.
John G. Lee, Second infantry, who will
act as team coach, and Lieut.. f. A.
Merwin, Seventh infantry, Los Angeles,
who will act as team spotter. The lat
ter is the physical director of the Long
Beach Y. M. c. A.
The members of the team that will
go to Camp Perry as representatives of
the California N. G. G. and the scores
they made at the recent elimination
shoot are:
Corp F. R, Newland Co. B. Second in
fantry, Colusa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 791
Lieut. C. H. Sanborn, Fifth infantry,
san Rafael ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 764
Second Lieut. F. W. Cameron, Co G,
Second infantry, Sacramento ........... 1856
Capt w. H, White, Co. A, Second in
fantry, Chico ,..................,.......... 749
Sergt w. A. Guldner, Co. e, Fifth in
fantry, Santa Rosa .............,........ 77
Private C. r. Nordstrom, Co. G, Fifth
infantry, Alameda NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1877
Private C. H. Manville, Co. B. Second
infantry, Cousa ,..............,........... 1882
sergt e. :. Rogers, Co. l. Second in
tantry, Naeaville .:,;,';..............:.: 72s
Second Lieut.. H. ]. Callahan, Co. 1. Fifth
infantry, Livermore ....................... 721
First Lieut. r. ]. Johnson Co. d, Fifth
infantry, San Rafael Observation-Disclosures. 715
Sergt. II. r. Downing, Co. A, Second in
fantry, Chico ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'll
Second Lieut.. John l. Sellinser, Co. A,
Seventh infantry, Los Angeles. .......... 10
Sergt o. A. Haynke Troop B, First
squadron of cavalry, Sacramento ........ 10
First Lieut. H. o. Higgins, Co. NJ,
Seventh infantry, Riverside ............. 704
Private B, Duffield, Co. NJ. Second in
fantry. Hanford ........................... 7oS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE

The place in which you live has so much
to do with WHAT YOU GET OUT OF LIFE
that the 'sTo Let" and For Sale" ads ought
to have a peculiar "human Interest Tor you.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

There is rumor going the rounds
that a boy of the name of Anthony
Call would like to box with Cliff Reu-
man for the amateur middleweigh:
championship of Southern California.
All that Mister Call will have to do to
cinch the match is to call little louder.
He must have whispered it before for
nobody heard distinctly what he said.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

Cliff Reuman and Pretty Evans,
the latter the champion welterweight
wrestler of the annex, went to Playa
del Rey Sunday morning and PASSED
the morning rowing on the lagoon. 1t
was the first time Cliff ever had been
in a single shell and he showed up
well. Evans was fierce.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

Doctor 1'reen and Carl Frankie lefr
Saturday for Bear creek, where they
will attempt to kill number of bear.
One of the members noticed that they
took bird shot with them.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-08
SWALLOWS BRADYISM.

After fighting what it terms
'Brady's machine methods, the
Blackfoot Republican announces that
it will lay down and swallow the dose.
In other words the Republican will
support machine methods" disgust
ing as they are, just because the ma
chine" happens to be powerful enough
to control the party and pack the con-
ventions. In other words the Black
foot paper says that it will support just
anything that the machine does. All
the machine has to do is to get con-
troll, and herein lies all the trouble.
For one the Troy News desires to
state with all the emphasis at our com
mand that this paper will never sup
port machine methods" when the
record shows that the machine is dis
honest, untruthful and corrupt. This
paper will never admit that republican
perfdy, republican machine repudia-
ton, and republican falsehood is right,
simply because Boss Brady, by virtue
of machine methods, has the power to
control, and does manipulate the party.
Judged by its own record the present
republican organization deserves defeat
and if in the power Of the Troy News
to contribute to that end we will do
our duty. We will fight just as long
as there is one lying, platform repudia-
tor at the head OF the organization.