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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05
WINS
Isle HANDICAP
MAURITANIA AT LONG ODDS
Is WINNER
John Crane Bids Up County Clerk tc
$1,000 and Takes Him After
He Beats Byron
erdale

OAKLAND, Dec. 4.-Most of the
races at Emeryville today were run
during a heavy rain and the track was
a sea of mud. There were a number
of surprises and the layers recouped
some of the losses sustained recently.
One of the upsets came in the Isle
handicap for 2-year-olds. Force was
favorite, with Sempronium second
choice. Mauritania, a to 1 chance,
won from Listowel, While Force was
third.
County Clerk led all the way in the
third and beat Byronerdale. John
Crane, owner OF the latter, bid County
Clerk up from $500 to $1,000 and secured
him.
Raleigh, fayorite for the fifth, went
the longest way in the race and fin
ished outside the money. Results:
First race, furlongs, purse-Trust, 109 Cup
tcn). to !, won Queen Bessie, l09 (GilberD,
Is to l. second Burnel 1903, (Krschbaum), 10
to l. third; time 1:16 is. Francis Joseph, Abra-
raham Uncle Sam, Patricia. Amethyst. Gazolo
San Oak, Soldano ana Ledax also ran.
Second race. Futurity course. selling-Bucolic,
1O5 (Keogh), TO l, won; st. Avon, l04, (But-
ler), to l. second; Billy Bowlegs, go, (BuXton),
IL to l. third: time f:l2. Plausible, Won Tromp,
Boas, Kokomo, Mike Asheim, Lackfoot and
Romantic also
Third race, 3-I6 miles, selling-County Clerk,
no. (Buxton). to 2, won; Byronerdale 100,
(AIiller) TO /, second; Fulietta, l05, (Taplin),
7 to l, third; time 1903 49, My Pal, Rotrou.
Lady Alicia, /. c. Ackerly, Rhinoek, Lazell,
Col. Bronston, Talamund and Aloibiades also
ran
Fourth race, furiongs, Lisle handicap Maui
Fetania, e6, (Kirsehbauin), to /, won; Lis
towel, 10S, (BuxtOn), to l, second; Force, 1916,
Upton). to :, third; time 1;9. sempronium,
As Sar Ben and Guy Fisher also ran.
Fifth race, 1 mile and 20 yards, selling-Miss
107, (Keogh1, IL to 2, won Capt. Ken
100. (MfliprA "a x second. Elevation.
1l2, Qynch), 20 TO /, third; time l:45 Raleigh,
Colbert, Matte Mack Lampadrome, May j..
H., and Milshora also ran.
Sixth race. 1 mile and 20 yards, selling-Con-
10, (Scoville), IL to 2, won; Beech
wood. 100, (Miller), to 2. second Eckersall,
1lO. CKeogh), to 2, third; time LA 2-5. Or
chan. Mile r., Midmont, Miss NJ. Bowdsh
and Royal Red also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05
WHERE TO FISH

Fishing conditions the past week
were much improved over those that
obtained the week previous and some
very satisfactory sport was had by
those who visited the beach resorts.
Cornfed mackerel and big smelt APP
peared at Long Wharf during the week
and made life worth living for the
regulars who tried their luck there.
Pompano ran in great schools at
Playa del Rey and hundreds of these
little silyery beauties were taken yell
low fin, oorbina and halibut were free
ly caught at nearly all of the west
coast points, and on the south coast
from Balboa to Bay City corbina and
yellow fin were found in both size and
numbers. Spot fin and China croakers
were caught at San Pedro. With
weather conditions and tides right the
sport promises to continue good the
coming week.
Tide viii be high Sunday at 7:45 a.
m with rise to 6.3 feet and low at
2 SO D. m. with a drop to 0.S feet. This
will make a stiff current in the bays
and channels and calls for heavy sink
ers.
BALBOA-Corbina, yellow fin, hall
but, perch.
NEWPORT-Bass, mackerel, corbina,
perch, yellow fin.
HUNTINGTON BEACH - Corbinai
yellow fin. perch, mackerel bass.
SUNSET BEACH-Halibut, perch
mackerel, corbina, yellow fin.
BAY CITY-Bass, yellow fin, corbina,
perch, mackerel, turbot.
ALAMITOS-Bass, perch, halibut
yellow fin.
LONG BEACH-Croaker, mackerel
perch, smelt, herring.
SAN PEDRO-Croaker China croak-
er, perch, bass. king fish, tomcod, smelt
BREAKWATER - Bass. sculpin
sheephead
REDONDO-Mack erel, perch, smelt
sardines, yellow tail, halibut.
HERMOSA-Yellow fin, corbina
mackerel, perch, herring.
MANHATTAN-Yell fin, corbina
mackerel, perch, herring.
PECK'S-Corbina, yellow fin, perch
mackerel, smelt, halibut. bass.
PLAYA DEL REY-Yellow fin, cor
bina, pompano. herring, perch.
VENICE-Halibut. mackerel, herring
smelt, perch.
OCEAN PARK--Mackerel smelt, her
ring, perch, tomcod, halibut, pompano
SANTA mountaineering, mack
erel, smelt, tomcod, perch.
LONG WHARF-Bass, mackerel
cornfed mackerel, smelt, pompano
sculpin, sheephead
OUTSIDE-Yeliow TAIL bonita, abb
core, barracuda, bass.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05
PAPKf DECIDES
TO START WORK
WILL BOX WITH KAUFMAN
AND ALDRIDGE
Kelly Already in Superb Condition.
Both Fighters to Stage Exten-
slve Programs at Camps
Tomorrow

Billy Papke has finally decided to
Hugo Kelly. The ex-champ stuck
around Frisco long after the time
agreed on, and since appearing on
the scene of action has done nothing
that bore a resemblance to work. But
reports from the South Side club, where
Kelly is getting ready, have caused
Papke to do a little thinking, and
today he will go on the job in earnest
AL Kaufman will be the Thunder
bolt'sechief dependence when it comes
to sparring partners. The heavy
weight and Billy are the closest kind
of friends and during the preliminary
siege lin the recent bout with Ketchel,
Papke always had Kaufman around
to rough it with him and stand for the
real punches the middleWeight had to
deliver Bad Bill Aldridge will act
as main adviser, and he will keep his
man on the job from now on.
Reports from the South Side club
Indicate that Kelly expects the battle
of his life when he tackles Papke, and
will not be caught unawares. Molly
Mcdonald has put Kelly through
hard course of sprouts, but the Italians
condition is sufficient reward, and were
the fight to come tonight Kelly would
be ready for any kind of going.
Both fighters will put on extra pro-
grams tomorrow and the fans will
have a chance to see their favorites in
action At the South Side club Kelly
will box with Campbell and Montana
Sullivan, and will also play a game
of handball. Papke and Kaufman will
be the big part of the Venice card, and
Bill Aldridge will also don the gloves
to oppose the former .middleweight
champ
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05

and tried for leads that he seldom
landed owing to the speedy ducking
and sidestepping of O'Keefe.
O'Keefe tried to put up a finish, but
his case was so hopeless, barring
knockout. that he could make little
Roadway against the big odds against
him. He probably had the better of
the round, but the margin was so
slight that there could be no question
as to who won-Mantell, of course.
There was little delay after the end
of the Mantell-O'Keefe bout until the
main event scrappers. Ad Wolgast OF
Milwaukee and Young Kid Mccoy of
Venice, appeared in the ring. This
was the first battle for Wolgast under
the management of Tom e. Jones, for
mer manager of Billy Paplke, and his
new manager was in his corner. His
other seconds were Maurice Sayers,
Charlie Swanson, Hobo Dougherty and
Louie Meripool Mccoy was seconded
by Bad Bill Aldridge, Bill Rose, Jack
Redmond (Henry Hoppe) and Young
Love. Announcer Leslie informed the
fans that Manager McCarey had signed
up Abe Attell to meet the winner at
ten rounds the night of December H.
the conditions of the match requiring
the boys TO weigh in at 122 pounds at
o'clock that evening. Kid Dalton en-
tered the ring and was introduced to
the fans with the statement that he
desires to meet any 135-pound scrapper.
He was given an ovation. Maurice
Savers then challenged any 133-pound
err in the business. Dick Hyland pre-
ferred Frank Picato was next with
a challenge to any 133-pounder in the
business. Dick Hyland was called for
and entered the ring. He was intro
duced with the statement that he de-
sires to meet any 133-pounder avail
able, Mcfarland or Welsh preferred.
Freddie Welsh was next and he was
given a great reception. In being in
troduced he authorized the statement
that he will take on Hyland for side
bet of anything from $1,000 up. Abe
Attell also entered the ring and was
applauded heartily by the fans. He
authorized Announcer Leslie to say
that inasmuch as Welsh is the only
fighter who had defeated him in five
years, he wants another chance at the
English champion
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05
PREP TEAMS
CLASH TODAY
FORMER HARVARD UNIVERSITY
COACH TO REFEREE
Alameda Squad Arrived Yesterday,
and Enjoyed Automobile Ride
Around the City and
Suburbs

Although the football game this af-
ternoon between the Los Angeles high
school and the Alameda high school
elevens will be the last game of the
season, it also will be one of the CLASH
est contests played in Southern Cali
fornia this year. Both teams are re-
puted to be the fastest prep school
teams in the state and practically play
the same style of game.
"Bill'' Reid, formerly head coach of
the Harvard varsity football squad, will
referee the game. Reid is a national
authority on football, and his decisions
will not be disputed by either of the
contesting teams. At present he is
head master at the Belmont academy
and for many seasons past has sue
ceeded in turning out n football eleven
that has cleaned up everything i'm the
prep school line around San Francisco.
Coach Draper of the U. S. c. law school
will act as field judge, and Coach War
ner &C the Indians will umpire.
The Alameda team arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday morning, and after
registering at the Hollenbeck hotel took
an automobile ride around the city and
visited the Los Angeles high school,
where Coach Pete Smith addressed the
students of the hill.
The game will be called at o'clock
and the lineups of the teams will be
as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05
GERMANS WILL RAISE
FUND FOR BICYCLIST

Robert Hellmich, the German cyciist
who is racing around the world and
who arrived in Los Angeles Wednes-
day night from Paris, is held up in
Los Angeles because he has not
enough money to buy the motorcycle
upon which he is to continue his jour
ney.
The local Turner organization held
a meeting Thursday night and sub
scribed a sum of money to help their
countryman, but there still is about
$50 needed to purchase the motorcycle.
Subscriptions may be sent to the
John T. Bill company. AS Hellmich
leads his nearest opponent by about
twelve days, it is probable that the
local Germans will come to his rescue
and subscribe enough money to allow
him to proceed on his trip as early
as possible.
Think Of the fun at the Y. NJ. O. A.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05
BY JAY DAVIDSON

VTTOLGAST scared many points above Par last night by
w decisive victory Young
Kid Mccoy he knocked the second
instantly became the pugst sensation the coasnot by
victory particularly but because of the showing
Some unind enough say that Ad fought
his form because the had been matched
with Abe Atel for the eaherweigh championship
scrap staged Friday night There be something
the story but regardless of it. Wogast turned himself into
pugsc wirwnd last night and fought fuousy
he o the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05

RESULTS OF BATTLES LAST NIGHT
Jack Redmond Corbe five Stopped
Hobo Doughey defeated Jap Togo in six rounds Decision
Mante defeated Jack OKeefe in rounds Decision
Wolgast knocked Young Kid Mccoy second round
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05
RAGING
VERNON SELLING STAKES is
SANTA ANITA FEATURE TODAY
WOLGAST KNOCKS OUT YOUNG KID
MCCOY IN SECOND ROUND OF BOUT
SWINGS LEFT SoUARELY TO POINT OF CHIN AND DROPS
OPPONENT FOR COUNT

Boy Surprisingly Good Form Until He Stops Waop
That Brought Scrap Sudden EndThey Were Battling
Right to Aten Next Friday Night in Ten-Session
Argument for Featherweight Title, and Milwaukee
Boy Fought in His Best Form-Manten Turns
Tables O'Keee-Redmond Stops CorgeH
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05
HILL WINS HANpRALL rouRNEY

The handball tournament which has
been running during the past week at
the Broadway Physical Culture club
was finished last night when Rodney
Hill defeated Goodan in one of the
classiest games of the series by the
score of q to IL. Goodan played a fast
game and his title to second place was
undisputed by any of the contestants.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART


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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05

Think Of the fun at the Y. NJ. Q. A.
Christmas day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-05

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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-26
MIND THE MASTER

Mans life unfolds. like rose, from
mind Of
AS the seed is is the flower; of mans mind
IS his life
with conditions of its making Out of the mind
word, action and achievement once life
No holy
hnketh in his heart, s he"
The main difference between millionaire
thinks millions pennies
between plowman lies
Every is where he is and what he
thoughts of which he has made himself his
is deviation from the divine law that thought the moder
circumstance
The law of and effect is absolute mmutable
secret realm soul world visible things
The ghest word the impulse
were first definitely framed in the mind
The most intricate mechanism existed
est cathedral the greatest of constructed
thought Thought the builder
Thought is the substance, the dead
JOY and sorrow hope and despair and fear love and
hate enlightenment and ignorancethe
nowhere but
The boy who longs for the
OF breakers and thrills building
The youth who sits spelbound
his rostrum pulpit.
The child Napoleon playing ceaeessy
was making new of continent
Wishes
Upon them
But they must be genuine,
The painter by wishing
themselves his THE wish be ve
give source to ceaseless effort
For the thought doesno the
crete form of determined and continued
We become what to do
not fleeing fances but warnings
destiny and his
destiny will be as grand his thoughts.
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WHAT WALL STREET is LIKE

When think of Wall street what do
canyon, purple human throng surging
through its bed big white buildings whrng machines
Trinity church other; George
Wahngtone statue looking sereney subreasury
marble monkeys
strange with their
That's way of seeing it.
another: prncipaliy entirely the CITY,
county state and country which is situated in respects
organized like Monte Carlo 1t priv
ton club casino, whatever exchange"
wherein they gamble and win fortunes chips
the banks They've been gambling
The men who nhabt the Wall street pricpty handle the
pubics private private Many times
they have been proved unworthy strangely enough
they brought any responsibility They
slider themselves the aristocracy the possessing
divine
the wealth of the
United States each year retaining and pockeng this
between s3oOooooO and $OoOOo annually fees
millions stolen spois
The spirit of the institutions re-
pugnan to the Wall street prncpay people enjoy
all of the fruits and protection of American republican
they restricted by them They report
agrany uansgressng the rules escape paying
price in the These often
principally In them there
that supersede the plain
affecting the arisocrac Outside hierarchy
is not understood but it is
Though Wall has many
plague country public official or no legislative
body has this system
It's strange street isn't it?
In the federal New princes
trial. charged with conspiracy which great
This bank failure with others pcped what will be recorded
history the 1907 panic You gentle reader
what that really caused this
haven't II
Morse and Curtis only played the Wall
that their defense to
Wall code they did nothing
jeopardizng
depositors had intrusted to bank in his control.
The principally
nothing that people rpe
corruption story
that we are inclined to unimpoant because
about dummy directors
trusts watered stocks" and the
system
Tired How strange when than half people o
United States have
hard mes that the principally OF
Wall preciptated year ago
YOU think of Wall street street forget
II really is and what 1t means to and this
The lesson Of the Morse
abuses OF the day when control the prncpay
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I UNSCREWED THE FALSE BOT
TOM OF THE CUSPIDOR.

IOM OF The CUSPlDOR.
shrubs. electric light on corner. a
Waterman every hour-a very devil
| of a place to reach without bal.
loon.
IF Haddon thought he could land
us there, l don't doubt he would
furnish us the balloon" said I. 81
believe the whole thing has been
baited at headquarters. It's not
Haddon's work, I'll admit, but there
are others just as anxious as Had.
don to get a chance at u.s."
Ashton smiled.
at would really seem rank dis
courtesy not to acknowledge in
some way an invitation like that"
he laughed, sit was so graciously
and yet so frankly put"
'lf the chap who wrote the letter
owns the place. then it's the height
of discourtsey not to call his bluff
If the writer don't own the place
| then he shows jolly lot of interest
in the qualification of our humble
tastes. So, in either event
and he stopped.
There was dare in his face and
bigger one in his voice. 1t was
the something in him that he al
ways provoked me to action. and he
knew it. So finally l answered the
/ dare.
"We'll call this evening, and until
we do CALL shall feel, Ashton, that
you have dragged my very breeding
into question, and ! cant rest un
der such an imputation."
But Ashton's face was impertur
able
Shall we go in the same old
way" he asked.
In the same old way" said |.
And we separated to get ready
for the evenings adventure.
Ito be continued)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-26
MOST ANYTHING
&BGSR@ g w.

Twenty-second United States in
fantry, stationed in Alaska. ~
II
In England 100000 are in
want. owing to strikes and lock-
outs. )
WI Ting Fang said of the stock
exchange: I'D rather play where
| can see the dealer"
During the week of October II a
child was born every five minutes
in New York city. IS
Statistics prove that in Fall
River and Lowell more white
women work, in proportion to the
population, than in any other
cities in the land.
The first newspaper was pub
| lished in 691 b. c. and was called
the Acta Diurna.
One woman in five throughout
the United States is wage Garner.
Unless there is fight pretty
soon, some of the Balkan-ites are
apt to spoil from this continued
heat.
The Wall street group, including
employees, would make a city of
10000. Last year they paid a tax
of S6,000,000 on stock transfers,
which places their income at $780,
100000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-26

The biggest fish does not always
make the greatest splash.
Man 105 years old registered in
New York. Probably figures he
may not last to vote for Bryan
many more times.
Golf Novice-See here if you
don't stop laughing at me I'll
smash you over the head.
Caddie-All right boss; I'll bet
you two bits you don't know which
club to use for the job.
Why do you never see a stout
woman in fashion plate?
Tommy Connect, greatest anna
teur mile runner America ever
produced, is a member of the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-26
Y - lcaaasxT a5E5IlFE Ts7a5SNE 1Nl

"The house at 1873 Morningside
place."
"Oh!"
An amused expression crept into
his eyes. ~
Its there, all right" he said,
dryly.
Built like a spiders WEBB" /
asked, cynically
He ignored my distrust and went
on:
"The diagrams are about right;
at least | should Judge SO from a
hurried outside inspection. It's a
hard place to get at--stands clear
of everything, in large lawn, no
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-26
GOOD AS EVERLASTING

After sewing up the seams In a
garment. stitch about quarter of
an inch from the seam and then
trim near the last stitching. This
will hold as well as overcasting and
is much quicker for the busy sewer.
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BIG HATS BECOMING.

The big hat suits far more faces
than small hat. Many pretty
woman dares not be seen In a small
bar. but there are few who do not
And the big hat becoming. = -
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MARY SAYS:
Baked Founder.

Wash the founder after 1t is
dressed and put into small baking
pan in which one-quarter cup of
minced onion has been scattered.
Dust with salt and pepper and
minced parsley. Bake in hot oven
and haste with two level table
spoons of butter mixed with half a
cup of boiling water. When done
take the fish up and make a gravy
with the contents of the pan. half a
level tablespoon of flour and
enough water to make of the right
consistency. Strain the gravy over
the fish and serve.
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OE COURSE

Druggist Cat phone)-Send me
six fountains of carbonated water
Dealer-Do you want them &c.
O. D.? =
Druggist--No; want them
charged. -
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FOR WOMEN
SLEEVES.
They are long.

They are long.
They are very short on some
evening dresses.
These very short sleeves are of
two sorts, snug and mere puffs.
The long sleeves are very
likely to be of material like the
dress.
"A golden olive broadcloth prin-
cess shows plain sleeves buttoned
all the way.
Some very handsome tailored
dresses of heavy cloth shows
sleeves of net or like fabric.
In soft, sheer materials the
wrinkled effect is much liked. Nets
are, as a rule, tucked crosswise.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-26

The woman who lives up to the
expectations of her hired girl may
be reasonably sure of harp and
crown in the hereafter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-26

An occasional failure doesn't dis
courage a hustler.
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FURS.

FURS.
Goats are long.
Mink is lovely.
Sable squirrel Is good
Pony remains in favor.
Hudson Bay seal is new.
Mink and baby lamb are
classics.
In sets, fox and lynx are very
smart.
Sable and ermine, make ~exquis-
lite sets for dress wear.
Little neck pieces composed of
fur bands and ruffles are the thing
just now.
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SKIRTS.


They are narrow.
The cut varies much.
"A two piece skirt will do.
The seams are likely to be
down the sides.
ALI sorts of combinations of
cores are noted.
Skirts are narrow, and trains
positively skinny.
Though several sorts of over
skirts figure, skirts proper are, UNI
trimmed.
Elaborate tailored skirts are
cut high and mounted on stiff
bands. Yet higher ones are fitted
with veritable corsets.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-26

The little girl in this puzzle pic
ture fears she cannot learn her
lesson and is crying about it. The
letters flying around her head are
telling her what to do. What do
they say?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-26

From January l TO July 81, India
exported 1892 chests of opium.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-26
"Do fish grow quickly?"

"Do they? Well my dad got
one last week that grew six inches
every time he told about it."
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HATS.

They have ceased to startle.
Their size no longer surprises.
They do not even look SO i'm
menSe.
The great BREATH of the crown
makes the brim appear moderate.
Yet, turn big hat upside
down, and gaze on the under eX-
panse. and it looks tremendous.
Let us hope that exaggeration
will not kill the usually very be-
coming large hat, which is graceful,
gives the eyes protection and fairly
makes a costume.
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SYNOPSIS.

Todd, the gentleman marauder
attempting to steal a valuable VIC.
lin for Carl Burgheim, a collector,
meets Ashton, who Is on the same
errand. The theft is prevented by
mysterious stranger, who proves
to be Templeton, a book collector.
Todd steals an old book from Tenn
pleton. only to discover that it is
a dummy.