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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
A Bohemian Hill Climbing Contest

The Automobile club of Bohemia held
hill climbing contest over q 5-kilo-
meter course on the Observation-Disclosures
road, near Prague. The hill has an av-
erage rise of l in 25. or per cent, and
the fastest time, 3:55 2-5 seconds, was
made by Jorns, who drove one of the
Opel racing cars built for the Grand
Prix; Halphen on a Mercedes being
second. In the class for touring cars
having cylinder capacity of rs litres,
a Benz was first in minutes AZ 2-5 Sec
onds; a Zust second and Mercedes,
driven by Prince de Tours at Taxis.
third In the 5-litre capacity class a
Minerva was first in minutes, II sec
onds. and a Braser second. In the next
three classes for cylinder capacities of
3, and 1lR litres, the locally built
Laurin- -Klement cars scored the honors.
Count KoloNrat driving the winner in
the second class.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
FUNERAL OF SISTER CLARE
is HELD IN CoNvNT CHAPEL

The funeral of Sister Mary Clare of
the Convent of Mercy was held yes
terday morning at the convent chapel.
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Harnett celebrating the
solemn requiem mass, assisted by
Father Conlon as deacon, Father Me-
Grath subdeacon and Father Conaty
master of ceremonies. Rev. Edward
Lunney o. +. NJ. preached the sermon
and Monsignor Harnett gave the last
absolution.
the choir was composed of the fol-
lowing priests under the direction Of
Rev. 7. F. Fahey: Revs. Brady. Palm
er, Mcdonald. Donahoe, O'Neil Ash
and Trudeau. Revs. Fowler and Burke
assisted in the sanctuary. Interment
was made in Calvary cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
DEAN WILKINS LEAVES FOR
HIS WORK IN THE EAST

Dean J. J. Wilkins, who for seven
years has served as dean and rector
of st. Paurs pro- cathedral, left yes
terday morning for the east, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Wilkins. A large crowd
of friends and parishioners gathered
at La Grande station to bid farewell
to the popular rector and his wife:
Bishop johnson will officiate at the
installation of Rev. William MacCor-
mick as dean of the cathedral this
morning at the IL o'clock service.
This evening Dean MacCormick will
preach his first sermon at the full
choral service opening at 7:45 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
RAecocK MAKES TEST
OF BATTERY CAPACITY

For the purpose of testing it's battery
capacity over a distance of seventy
miles. with varying road conditions, a
Babcock electric car was driven from
Philadelphia to Atlantic City last week.
The trip was made under the direction
of Prescott Adamson, the Quaker City
Baboock agent, and the car was driven
by S. G.. Peck of the Babcock company
The trip consumed four hours over
very poor roads but despite this an av-
erage speed of sixteen miles am hour
was maintained. When il reached
the shore II still had battery capacity
for twenty miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
AGENT FINDS READY SALE
FOR PORTABLE DWELLINGS

II. ]. Brainerd, 422-3 chamber of
commerce, manufacturer and builder
of the Ducker patent ready-made port
able houses, reports the sale of cot
tage to Mr.. Neill of Maricopa, Cal,
ana miners bunk house to the En-
pirr Copper and Gold Mining company
of Cochise. .-riz.
These houses are finding ready sale
for the ranches, seashore, mines and
mountains.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
JUSTICE DisMIssES CHARGE
AGAINST FORMER PROMOTER

The charge of felony embezzlement
against H. o. Averill was dismissed
yesterday by Justice Chambers upon
the recommendation of Deputy Prose-
cutting Attorney Pearson because it
was impossible to procure the proper
witnesses.
Averill was arrested in Seattle and
brought to Los Angeles by Captain
Broadhead. He was charged with hav-
ing appropriated $4,000 to his own use
which he had collected for the pur-
pose of starting laundry at Avalon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
The Silent Partner

Mrs Crimsonbeak II see by the aid Of
the microphone a person can hear ny walk
or n bee sneeze."
Mr. crimsonbeak: would you he willing
10 stop talking and see II you could hear
me say something IL got one of these,
things dear fs-~seneanss Statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
He'd Seen EN-

pauper?
Tommie-Why, proposes. maam,-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
HID DEN DANGERS

Uric acid Is a deadly poison that Is
produced in the human body, and IL Is
the duty OF the kidneys TO collect this
poison from the blood. and TO pass II
tafely cat OF the system. together
with all waste water.
Il Is the presence in the body OF an
excess OF uric acid that causes SO
much pain and suffering. and SO many
OF the aches that are commonly at
tributed TO rheumatism.
The kidneys are bean.shaped organs.
composed Nof masses OF little tubes. all
OF which pour their secretions into
main channel that leads to the blad-
Ger I'm this way the kidneys pass of
more than an ounce OF poison every
day when in health.
But IL does not take much to set
the kidneys back. and when they get
behind. they can not right themselves
without help. The uric acid begins TO
clog the kidneys, causing that dull.
heavy aching in the back. and sharp
twlnges when STOPPING or lifting. IL
crystalizes In the muscles and joints,
and every turn or twist brings keenest
torture. IL attacks the nerves with
neuralgia and sciatica. Ii brings head
acne, dfzztrussi fuuguur. and disorders
or the urine.
Try a good kidney medicine. II you
have any Of the above symptoms.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
rHAT AND Till CPoRT AND
OOMMENT Ct OPORTSMAN
BY PAIL II. Brushes

sence OF any news of real moment, the
painting chase for the readable has
ended in a few feats or hyperbole
which would put Munchausen on the
anxious seat.
Now that we come TO think Il over,
perhaps large share OF the daily hol-
ccaust story was contained In tho
three-column headlines after all. Bot
we've quit worrying.
However. to another war correspond.
ent about to leave for the front. the
situation promises LITTLE OF an invit
ing nature. unless things should pc,
chance brisk up bit. The alarming
aspect OF the situation has gotten on
the nerves OF the writer and readers
of this page are hereby warned that.
ia case OF continued paucity OF in
formation. the following events arc
likely to near-transpire at Hot Springs
next week:
Ed Killian was walking through the
mountains today and attempted 10
brush briar from his trousers. The
prong stuck in his hand where IL re-
sisted HIS utmost efforts to dislodge it.
Provided the point was poisoned, EDS
life may be at stake AT dinner he
touched the Injury with hrs fork and
said ouch" suffering awful pain.
AS the result OF a sad accident, De.
troit Is likely to lose Eddie Siever, her
veteran southpaw. Siever was chat
ting with party In ftCnt OF the hotel
when Hughie Jennings. In passing re.
marked that the climate was exceed.
fngly snlubrious SieyeT's medulla OBJ
longata was terribly twisted and nc
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
email A !, ; azzzz CPo ,5,an1

students are all fused Up over the
match.
Western 12I Central 7, for the girl
championship OF the city. Marjorie
cull. OF Western. won II from the
foul line.
Well, MIR. Hernstein OF Hot Springs
proved so1vabIe TO the Tiges. at any
rate. Now to do the same to White,
saturday, March -. n the date nxed
for the final game or the Detroit-T.
NJ e. A. series. The same officials
The Michigan short ship will meet I'm
Detroit Friday afternoon to consider
the protest OF Grand Rapids over It's
change OF dates.
proposition accepted wired Ty Cobb
to President Navin. Somebody had
telegraphed an Atlanta paper that
Detroit was offering the player $1,000
and three-year contract.
Unable ca longer stand the strain of
wondering whether there IN really
anything doing or not at the front
The Times sporting editor cleared
from this port today. bound south.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
THE THROBBING PULSE OF THE SPORTING WORLD
SEASICK AND STALE, HACK"
ARRIVES TO WRESTLE GOTCH

am scheduled TO meet Gotch' as.
sured Hackenschmidt In case ! am
not II, the very best OF shape how
ever. the match viii have 10 be post
rOneG until am o. X. | am simply
tired out from over-work in England
and from the rough voyage W. mad
coming over. good rest and t1en /
viii he able 10 meet all a. the nlen
you lave here. one after the other
When the non" was told OF the ter
riblc tee hold that Gotch has invent
eG-the one that he worked on Joe
Rogers in their recent match--ha sim
Try fTUEn1u aud Sa1u
have few new holds TO spriAg
on the Iublic when meet Gotch And
guess they are all as bad as the
toe hold as far disabling a man goes.
Great wrestlers have visited this
country at various times, bat none
ever earned the reputation Hacken-
schmidt possesses. His victims mum
Der among the hundreds. and they
include such men as Nouroulah. other
famous Turks, and Tom Jenkins.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
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The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
|CHICAGQ SPORTS
TO SEE BATTLE
TWELVE HUNDRED GOING TO
MILWAUKEE FOR PAPKE-kEL
~ FIGHT MONDAY.

CHICAGO. March 14-close to Lou
hight fans viii leave Chicago tomor-
TOW and Monday 10 witness the 10.
round engagement In Milwaukee MOI
day night between Sill Papke and
Hugo Kelly The extraordinary size
or the outoftown delegation shows
the interest thar Is being displayed in
this battle.
Papke's manager saws Bill is in fine
condition and will enter the ring
weighing 1877 pounds. Papke is TIC
fzvorite and odds OF about 10 to will
probably prevail at tie ringslde.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
d,sIg vbsy Tx WANDERING
j.s Of n, blgk RAds

Figured on joint system.
which would give a belt TO the
bicycle rider who has ridden In
the greatest nurIber OF cities In
the country. 1t Is probable that
The prize would go TO George
Wiley, the messenger boy racer.
OF Syracuse, without a contest.
According TO Charley Sherwood,
who was Wileys team-mate ia
Kansas City. the messenger boy
Is a walking or riding gazetteer
OF American cities and their To-
cal track promoters, and he has
them all rated from fine" 70
rotten" You can scarcely
mention a town OF Importance.
said Sherwood. and make a
hazard as to fhe chances OF the
racing game there. without get
ting an authoritative statement
from Wiley. succinctly describ.
ing what happened 10 him, when
he raced there. back in"
Wiley, according 10 his
friends, ranks among the first
road riders in the country. and
yet is none too proud TO take up
his messenger work when he Is
spending some time in his home
town. At that. Wiley Is fairly
well on. and owns a farm near
Syracuse which would earnshim
a good living, II he chose to,set
til down.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
MOODY AND M'GARRY
IN A FAST BOUT

PHILADELPHIA. March l4.--Be-
fore a large crowd Andy McGarry
was outpointed by Willie Moody In the
wind.pp at the Spring Garden Athletic
club last night.
\ Moody was too clever for the New
Yorker, but Andy was there with the
slam. and he kept the Port Richmond
boy busy at all stages OF the game
and at times he had Willie almost
ready TO run. Il was a fast 60 from
start TO finish
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

TO the stricken citizens OF Pitts.
heartfelt sympathy. We know how
they feel We can imagine how much
- -->worse the situation
SYMPATHY is likely to be along
FOR about April IA.
PITTsBURG. We may have fuss
-----Hed quite bit over
cur Cobb case, but never, in all the
stormy exchange OF hltimatums. hos
the breach between oar rebellious star
and the club attained the dimensions
which seems to exist between Hans
Wagner, the king Of the National
league players. and tie Pirate man
agement.
What can influence . player who Is
apparently in the prime OF his career,
TO refuse all overture3 up 10 and In
Guiding a blank contrect In which lie
himself was asked to nominate semi
monthly stipend. and absolutely ami
pnqualifiedly refuse TO sign or play
ball?
THE REAL REASON HAS PROS.
ABLY NOT BEEN MENTIONED
PUBLICLY AS YET Wagner's
friends say that he is taking a year OF
rest with a view to improving hts ptfy-
steal condition. particularly his rheu-
matte throwing shoulder THE PLAY
FR HIMSELF. HOWEVER, SAYS
THAT HE PREFERS TO RUN a
CHICKEN FARM.
Was there ever such a case?
We are soberly asked to believe that
the king OF the old league Is passing
Up salary OF perhaps as much as
$4,000 as we'll as the pleasure OF max
inc all other ball players resemble
counterfeits in the eyes OF the sport
Ing world SO far as his league goes.
TO RAISE CHICKENS,
Well. as we remarked above, Pitts
burg has our sympathIes. With Wag-
ner the Pirates had an excellent
chance for second position In the
league race. Without him, they viii
be lucky to hew a patti out OF the sec.
ond division.
Thank heaven, there are no chicken
farms OF moment in the vicinity OF
Royston, Ga. and never have we had
occasion TO fear that, n Frank Navir
Ahouid send a CONTRACT to Ty Cobb AMI
tell Ty to oil ys1t the salary require.
ment az he saw AZ, there would no
longer be difference between the
Georgia Peach and his club.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
By w. w. NAuoHroN.

SAN FRANCISCO. March l4-Joe
Cans and Abe Attell win furnish the
entertainment of the PATRONS OF the
Washington Athletic club, OF which
Sam Berger ia the manager. Last
night Berger got the signatures of the
two champions to a sci OF articles in
which IL was agreed that. the men
should fight 20 rounds on March 81.
Ben Sellg signing for Cans and Abe
Aitell attending to his own naatehmak-
ing.
The weight decided on was 1872
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

ed from Cans binding him to mako
the weight.
on with Sam Berger and on with
Jim Coffroth. Such Is the fate OF the
Packy McFarland-Jimmy Britt match.
The men agreed 10 box 20 rounds on
Saturday afternoon. April IL. at Coff-
roth's Mlssion-st. place, the weight TO
be 1873 pounds at 10 a. m. on the day
OF the contest.
The fighters will receive 80 per cent
OF the gate receipts divided So and 80 80
per cent. Mcfarland is to select the
referee from the following names: Jim
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
az W. S. EARNswoRrH.

NEW YORK, March 14.-It wasn't
the same George Hackenschmiih
champion wrestler OF the world, that
came over from old London aboard
tie Lusitania yesterday afternoon. In
1900 we were greeted at the dock by
a strapping. fine built and rosy COM
plexioned Russian lion To-Day
Hack" looks far from being the
hcalthy-a2pearing man In far, ne
books more like man At for the hos
pitaI than championship match
But | will be all right by the time
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
9xot Content With One Boxing Title, Abe A4eA Is Going
o4ter Another, and It's the Property of Champion Zoe Gans

decision in the Johnny Coulon-Youns
Terry McGovern fight, which went the
limit OF 10 rounds at Maud Junction.
near Los Angeles, laet night. The lii
tie los pounds OF lighting machinery
from Chicago town whipped McGoveru
50 thoroughly that the bout was little
less than joke. Coulon easily dem
onstrated that he is one OF. IL not the
very best boy. in the country. at ais
weight. Certain It Is that a more flu
ished bit of work has aot been seen In
the local ring for many moons than
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

Hits-On Sewer. L in tnninEs7 on
Donovan. in 2 innings; on summers,
IN innings TWO base nlt-SIAw-
bases--O' Leary z. Rossman, Cowan.
First base on, bsllis-By Siever 1. BY
Donovan g. byISugnmsrs l. by Bernstein
e. by Salm l. First base on error
Crawford. Struck, out--By Slever 2. b.
Donovan 1. by Summers 3. Double
plays--Schaeferi and Rossman; OLeary,
Schaefer and RDssman: Jones. Payne
and Coughlin. Cowan and stark. Time
Lac. Umpire--Jos OBrien. Attend
ance-45O
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
Nor, los Angeles Fireworks
Ovu Wonderful Md brod

LOS ANGELES, March A.
Frank Dryer. the well known
bookmaker. is ;nighty sweet on
Phil Brock, the Jewish kid pn-
gilist claiming Cleveland as his
home. He THINKS Brock is the
best man In thu world az 1876
pounds and II Wiling TO back m
his think to the extent OF $4,000.
Dwyer says lie thinks Brock
can whip any Uf the so-called
top notchers" rarading around
the country and Is anxious to
back him with good coin OF the
realm.
When Brock entered the ring
for his fight with Kid Dalton he \
fiourished $1,000 and offered to
place Il az a wager that he can
beat Rudolph Unholz. II was
the opinion o. those near the
ringslde that Block could have
beaten Britt ana outIpointcd
Nelson.
They claim Brock Is the best
new boy who na,f ever entered
the ring on the coast. Los All.
geles sports are dippy over tho
local boy
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
columlblas. Attention.

Columbia baseball club will hold a
meeting on Sunday afternoon. March
Is, at g73 Forest-ave. east Following
players are requested TO attend: Rog-
ers. Schnabel. Fox, Tramps. Frank.
Gamble, Waltiser. Hep-ion, Pankrantz,
G. Gudobba. r Gudooba, A. Wittig, A.
Seefeldt. G. Goetz, Il. Woelk. Burton
and McCarty. Would like 20 have
Holmes and Boldt do the umpiring for
us this season. III Dover, Roombush
and Natus wish a tryout as they wish
please report at once.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
McAleer ; nusy Keeper.

"Rube'' waddell has Kicked up
again. This time he had wrestling
match with Barney Petty and Hobe
Ferris and fell against steampipe.
He cooked his shoulder. McAleer has
ordered him TO take a few days rest.
McAlesr's troubles are commencing.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

Chapulrepec is gradually crawling
mp to fair sized turf winner, his
earnings to date footing up $2l,256.
OF which $l6,316 he won last season
as 2-year-old. His three wins this
season sggregate,in value 1920. His
dam, Gracosity. who also produced De
Mund, Is sonly nine years old
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

For some time past he has found Il
difficult 10 get men 20 meet him and
has turned his attention 10 feats of
strength
Hack has a wonderful physical de.
velopment Ii is a curious fact that
King Edward is perhaps the only
prominent man in Great Britain whose
physical measurements approach those
of the lion" The king has the same
neck and chest measurements-22 IL
inches and SO inches, and is almost
the same height
Hack is 80 years old and has been
itstst Il 2 years
When IN wrestling condition he tips
tho beam at 200 pounds. He spoke
OF his coming matches.
Il am a Graeco-Roman wrestler by
rights. and that is the only way !
like TO wrestle," he said, but your
best men are catch-as-catch-can men,
so unless should agree 10 meet them
at their own style would have trouble
In getting on bouts In the tour that
intend TO make while over here
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

Rev r. starbird, OF East Raymond.
Maine. says II have nsed Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for several years, on my
old army wound. and other obstinute
sores, and find u the best healer IN
the world use II too with great sue
cess tn NY veterinary bufiness Price
Csc. al r. c. Kinsel. Gray n Woraea.
ter and Central Drug Co drug storss.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

Jack Thoney rs expected to sign 4
Boston. contract within few days.
Manager Jim Mcguire has been cor
responding with him and they have
about reached an agreement.-Ex-
change
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

TimsHurst had talked publicly. He
says: ''Tbe only way 20 shorten
games, is TO shorten them---to seven
innings" All OF which is a character
istic wterance OF Timothy
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
Another summers.ksyes Draw.

NEW YORK. March I4.---In the pres
ence OF 1900 members OF the Ameri
can Athletic club Johany Summers. Of
England, and Bert Reyes. OF New
York. went six fast and furious rounds
nt schenectady last right. II was Q
draw.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

There Is nothing else 50 prompt aud
effective as Doan's Kidney Pills, and
this remedy has no effect on the other
organs, except 10 drive out the uric
poison that interrupts their action. l.
cures the kidneys and thus ends the
cause OF disease. Rich. pure blood and
lasting health result.
Doan's Kidney Pills are recon
mended by your own townspeople.
DETROIT PROOF.
j. A. Murray, 504 Canton-st.. Detroit!
Mich, says: Since Doan's Kidney
Pills cured me of kidney trouble
have never had occasion to use them,
or any other kidney remedy. Prior To
their use. suffered great deal from
constant pains through my back, ac-
companied by headaches and dizzy
spells. | had no energy or ambition.
and sometimes felt so tired and worn
out that IL seemed as II | would be
unable to perform my work. When |
learned OF Doan's Kidney pills l pro.
cured box at Gray a. Worcester's
drug store. and after using them n
short time felt like a different man.
The pains In my back disappeared, as
also did the other annoyances. I VIII
always recommend this remedy when
l hear anyone complaining or kidney
trouble
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
ever

has been muttering deliriously ever
since.
There Is gloom in the Tiger camp.
A New York actress who arrived hero
yesterday, was parading the porch ut
the Park. the center OF all eyes. Char.
lie O'Leary. while following her prog
ress with an interested gaze. found his
line OF vision interrupted by a large
party in wheel chair. The plucky
shortstop hated to loso out and pluck
ily wrenched his neck till unable to
see longer round the obstruction. As
a result he may never rubber again.
lie is virtually ossified from his ears
to his shoulders.
A report reached the bathroom to
day that sauerkraut was the piece de
resistance of the noon bill OF fare. In
an endeavor to beat the rest TO the
dining room, Herman Schaefer badly
sprained both ankles and Charles
Schmidt fell over chair. sustaining
grave injury to his feelings.
On completing practice today, Jer-
nings noted with alarm that Pitcher
Summers neck was a bright red COZ
or. Investigation was immediately
started and doctor summoned. Sum
mers pluckily made light of the affair.
stating that he came from Indiana. At
a late hour tonight his temperature In
unchanged.
Lord has abandoned the Athletics,
but Crist has joined the Phillias.
Geuss II isn't hard to dope the winner
OF the spring series Ia one town. any
how.
The plight or the White SoX rOoter'i
who travelled all the way across the
continent TO see the ex-champs lose
three in a row to Los Angeles Is too
pathetic for words.
BY leaving for Pittsburg 10 have
talk with the management. Tommy
Leach again proves that he Is not in
Ty Cobb's class as Eold-out.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

PILES CURED IN TO "a DAYS.
PAzo OINTMENT ~ guaranteed 70 cure
any case or ItchIhR. Blind. Bleedlng or
prOtruding Piles In 10 Ia days or
money refunced. zoe
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

BY leaving for Pittsburg 10 have q
talk with the management. Tommy
Leach again proves that he Is not in
Ty Cobb's class as Eold-out.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

a. possible from
Bef.tz the cripples
which the reports
had been leading
us at to believe.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

Nov that HughIe Jennings person.
lN ally comes through with tho
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

The plight or the White SoX rOoter'i
who travelled all the way across the
continent TO see the ex-champs lose
three in a row to Los Angeles Is too
rathetic for words.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

TO the stricken citizens OF Pitts.
burg, Pa, Detroit offers its
heartfelt sympathy. We know how
they feel. We can imagine how much
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

Lord has abandoned the Athletics,
but Crist has joined the Phillias.
Geuss II isn't hard to dope the winner
OF the spring series Ia one town. any
how,