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The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
TAD JONES QUITS BASEBALL.
Yale Star VIII Not Play with Giants
or Any other Team.

Cincinnati July l1-There is no chance
OF the Giants or any other team getting
Tad Jones. the Yale star. TO play profess
sional ball Tad. whose home is In Mid
dletown. near here, was here this week
TO see the Giants play every game with
the Reds. and said yesterday that he
would 90 back to New Haven in the fall
10 take charge Of the athletic division Of
the y. NJ &. A. there. McGraw has sew
eral times suggested that Jones Join the
Giants but the opportunity to become a
pro has always been declined by the great
college player.
I was through with baseball when !
gave my trusty bat 10 Spike shannon
said Jones, and the diamond viii never
see me again unless / go out some after
Moons and play a little for recreation.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
CRICKET MATCH ARRANGED.
Local Club Plays Sons of ST. George
This Afternoon.

The Washington Cricket Club will play
match game to-day against the Sons OF
St George Cricket Club. OF Baltimore.
on the grounds Of the former club. near
Chevy Chase Circle. The game Will be
called at u o'clock noon.
The home club viii re represented by 4
strong team. with the expectation Of de-
feating the Monumentals. Four games
have been played between these clubs
this season. the Baltimoreans having won
three.
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0 ] Q . 0 0 ] ] IS
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The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
Jake weImer Gets BaIky.

Cincinnati July u.-Jake Weimer is
said to have decided not TO join the Giants
unless the Cincinnati club gives him a
share of the purchase money. President
Hermann says there was no purchase
money, as Weimer was traded for Spade
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall River-First game: HavcrhiIl {: Fall
River. 2 Second game: Haverhill 4: Fan River O.
As LawreuCr-IaWrencc s: Brucktcn s.
A. NuTccstcr-WOrCCster. S. Lowell g.
At New Bedford-First game: New Bedford 8.
LINN. o. Second game: New Bedford 3; Lynn. .
40 iunngsl
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
Giants to Let "spiIoe. shannon Go

Pittsburg. Pa. July 11-Manager Nc
Graw. OF the Giants, has asked for waiv-
ers on Spike Shannon Mccormick. re-
Gently obtained by McGraw. will plav
left field in Spikes place.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
MINOR LEAGUES.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Misunderstanding ,: Lancaster. J.
Az Willismsrort- Harrisburg l. Williamsport. g.
At Wilmngton-Trenton ;. Wilmington, l.
At AltoOua-JohnstUwn, s; Altoona. 3
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Brtain-New Britain. !: Bridgeport. o.
Al New Havcn-Ncw Haven &: Hartford g.
At Waterbury Waterbury. 4; Springfield. l.
At Hoyokc-First game: Hoyoke, / Mcridep
ccond game. Meridcrf, s. Holyoke. ,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
Yankee Jumper Beats Leahy.. Mark.

London, July n-In an exhibition high
jump this afternoon II. s Porter. en-
American Olympic contestant. cleared six
feet one inch, two inches better than the
jump made by Leahy, British entrant
last week
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Buhalo-First game. Rochester. 6; Buffalo.
Second game: Rochester 3. Buffalo Z
At TurOnto-First game: Montreal /: Toronto
Second game: Montreal. 3 Toronto T.
At Jersey City-Providence. .; Jersey City. 3
At Ialtimore-NewaTk, .: Baltimore. s.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus Columbus 3; Toledo o.
A. Louisville Indianapolis ;: Louisville l.
At ST. Paul-St Paul. y: Milwaukee l.
AZ Minncapois-First game: Minneapolis. Il.
Kansas City. T. Second game: Minneapolis.
Kansas City, ;.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
DONOVAN BATTED HARD.
Red SOX Pound Detroit Pitcher for
Thirteen Hitn-Score. Z TO z

Boston, July 1.-THE Red Sox batted
Donovan hard to-day. and Wild Bill lost
his first game Of the season. BurcheH
was in fine form and kept the cham
pions guessing Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
IANNEHILL SCOUTS
FOR TWO PLAYERS
Goes to Look Over Pair of
Promising Men
IN A SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Veteran VIII See Men i'm Action and
Report to CnntiIIon-NothIng Has
Yet Been Heard from Bob UnEIaub,
but No Trouble II Expected from
Player-GOssip of the Nationals.

Jesse Tannehin. Of the Nationals. left
this city yesterday on a mysterious
scouting trip.
For some time Joe Cantillon has been
receiving good reports of the work Of a
pair OF players I'm one of the leagues in
the South, SO he has decided n ,end
Tannehill down 10 look them over. and
If he IS favorably impressed III PLAYERS
will he added 10 the Washington rolls
within a week or so.
Who the players are CanuHon refuses
TO say. but it 10 understood that they
both have good records. and If they do
not come up TO expectations they can
be sent TO some Western club to be de-
veloped
Taunehill IS not expected back for
several days. as he will have 10 walt
until tomorrow or Tuesday to see the
men IN action.
Nothing has yet been heard from Bob
Unslaub, who was purchased from the
Red SoX on Friday. According 10 re-
ports from Boston. Unglaub does not in
tend 10 come here for al least a month.
but Cantiilon is not worrying, as he ex-
poets the player to be here this week.
"Unglaub was injured a couple Of weeks
ago" said Cantillon last night. and II
may be that he expects to take n rest 10
recover entirely before joining us. How
ever. our agreement with Boston was that
JnElaub was 10 report immediately and
II he IS not here with us by Tuesday
we will get busy and find out just what
the trouble is.
I have all sorts Of confidence in ing
laub. and think he will be a big help to
the Nationals. as he is a natural hitter
and can he used to advantage when the
other teams are using left-handers against
us"
party composed Of Cantillon. Clymer.
and Pickering left here late last night
for Harpers Ferry, where they Will spend
to-day fishing. The local manager. usu-
ally goes out OF town 20 sport with the
rod and line on Sundays, but this is the
first time he has gone so far away.
The trio will be back tomorrow In time
for practice
Jim Delehanty has not sent Cantinon
any word during the last week but the
White Sox, who played a series in Cleve-
land, said that they saw Delehanty. and
he seemed to be I'm poor health
For a time the doctors did not appear to |
know the exact nature Of the players |
sickness, but. according to what Dele |
hanty told the White Sox, he is feeling |
better. and plans to Join |
the Nationals when they leave for their |
Western trip.
Jimmy McAleer. Charley Jones. and a |
number Of other Browns will spend Sun |
day down the river on a fishing expedi- |
ton.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

AZ scrnnton-Utica. g: Scranton. l.
At Troy-Binghlmton, ;; Troy. 6.
At Albsny-SyracIse. 6. Albany o.
At NilkCsbaTe- First game: A. J.. & G.. ;; Wilkes-
harJe. 4. Second game: Wilkesbare. ); A., J. *
c.. 2
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

Two-base hits-Dougherty sullivan Jones Hahn.
Davis. Odriug. Murphy Struck out-By Walsh, 9;
by Vickers. Q. Bases on balls-Of Walsh / of
vickCrs. l. Double ,lays-H. Davis 20 Z. Collins
Parent 10 Isbell l2l Tannehnl (unasslsted. I'm
pire-Nir Connolly
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Coumbia-First game: Columbia. ). Macon c
Second game: Columbia. 6; Macon. O.
At Augusta-Augusta. 3: Jacksonville o.
At Charleston-C Charleston, 4; Savannah
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
Indian Head. 20, vIrDn. .

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Indian Head, Nd. July 1.-THE Indian
Head baseball team outplayed Vienna az
all angles Of the game to-day. and won
by 20 to 3. The heavy stickwork OF the
locals was a feature.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
WESTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Omah1-Omaha, ] /: Lincoln. Q.
At Denver-Denyer. Q: Des Moincs. g.
Al Pueblo-No game.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Columbus-Commbus. .: Meridian, /.
At Jackson-Jackson. 5: Vicksburg. 0.
AT GulfpOrt-Gulfport. 5: Monroe. l.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

IWo-hase hit-Hummel. Double play-sheehar 70
Hummel 10 Lewis. Stolen hases-Shav. CHARLES.
bases on hallS-On Raymond. q on Wilhelm. .
Struck out-By Raymond ?: by Wilhelm 2 I'm
Tire-lIr RiglCr.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

IEo-base hit-BruEne. Three-base hit-Broune
Double play-Hulswitt 10 Higgins TO Camel Bases
ON balls-Of Spade. s: Of Lindamsn . Struck out
By Spade. 2; BY Lindaman. = Umpire-Mr Rud
derham- Attendance
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

Bases on balls-Of Liebhardt. ;: of Hogg s.
Stuck out-By Liebhardt. s.. by Hogg = Double
plays-Bemis 70 Bradley Lebharit 10 Hickman.
Umpircs-Messrs. Sheridan and Evans. Attendance.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
TO-DAY,s GAMES.
No games scheduled.
HIGHLANDERS TAKE TWO.
New York Americans Surprise Fol-
lowers bN Fart BnH.

New York. July 1.-THE New York
Americans surprised their followers to-
day by defeating Cleveland in both games
Of the double-header. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

While you think Of II. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald. and
Dill VIII be sent you at l cent q word.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

4; 81. Louis, 2.
New York, ,; Cleveland, 2.
New York, 3; Cleveland, =.
Boston, Z, Detroit. ,.
Chicago, 81 Philadelphia, 4.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

IW0-base hits-kossnan. Gessler Three-base hits
Sullivan. Thoney. Earned rlns-Boston ) Stolen
hascs-McCornell Wasn1r. Gessler Dororan Bases
on bslls-0F Burchel- l. UmDEes-Niessrs Hurst
and Egan.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

chicago o--------------------.,., ! / o 900 o.
HITS made-Of Reulbach. s. in ; innings. on
Overall ;. in innings: Of Lundgren / In in
nmg IWo-hase ht-rinker. Three-bsse hits-Brans-
Held. Osborne Shecksrd. Double rlay-Zimm--7nao
To Hoffman Struck 0ut-Ry McQuiIlsn 4. nv
Overall. UmpTe-Nr Johnstone.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
CARDINALS NoSED OUT.
Superbas Put Up Good Game on st.
Louis Grounds.

st. Louis, July 1.-THE Superbas nosed
out the Cardinals in a pitchers battle
to-day. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
GIANTS WEAK AT BAT.
Willis Holds Down New YOrks and
Pirates Win. o 10 2

Pittsburg, Pa, July u.-WilIis held the
New York Nationals down 20 one hit to-
day Doniin making the Giants only
swat The Pirates took command in the
9TH and were never headed of. -Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
SECOND GAVE.

Thrcc-hase hit-HinChman. TWo-basC hit-Conroy
Struck out-By Lake. Q; BY Berger. ]. Double PLAYS
-Per-ng % Laioie 70 hickman: Ball 10 Aioriaritv
Impires-Niessrs Evans and Sheridan. Attendance.
l7Oq
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
CUBS TRIMMED EASILY
PhiIIies Knock ReuIbach and Over
all Out of the BOX.

Chicago. July u-Philadelphia knocked
Ruelbach and Overall out OF the box to-
day and easily defeated the Cubs Score
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
SPADE WE'LL SUPPORTED

Reds Trim BOStOns in 3-tO-2 Game
on Home Grounds.
Cincinnati. July u.-SupportinE Spade
in faultless style. gave the Reds a VIC
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

Ihree-hase hits-rhomss , TEo-hase hit-Waz-
ner. Bases on balls-Of Willis. ?: OF Taylor. !.
Struck out-By Willis. g. Umpires-MessrS Klen
and ODay. Attendance. 1000
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

PittsburE. 8; New York, 2.
Brooklyn, 1t ST. Louis, o.
Cincinnati, 3y Boston, 2.
Philadelphia, g, Chicago, 2.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

Earned runS-W ashingtOn. 9 First base
by errors-St Louis. l. Left on bases-St
Louis, 8: Washington, 3. First base on
balls-Off Hughes, 4; of Dineen. 2; off
Bailey. 2. Innings ptched-By Dineen.
neen, 3; Off Bailey. 3. Struck out-By
Hughes, s.; by Dlneen, /; by Bailey. q
Two-base HIT. Jones. Sacrifice hits
Ganley, Hartzell Ferris. Stolen bases
Milan. Hartzell Double play-Milan to
Warner. Passed ball-Spencer. Umpire
Mr.. oLoughlin. Time Of game-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

'Battcd for Hogg in ninth. two out when win
ming run scored
Cleveland .................. 0 o 0 -
New York -.-.....-........... o 0 0 "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-11
Ser Gimbreder ais 6amsmirt.

Cine unlieblame lleberraihung
murbe in oieien Sagen einem Tiano-
fortefabrifanten in Haris Bel Dem Be
Iu6 ieiner in Der Ndbe bon Gorbeil
heIegenen 8iqa ourb einen Ginbre-
der bereitet, Ser iid BORT bauslid
eingerihtet bette. @r batte in Dem
tpGbreno Ger @intermonate leer-
itebenoen Sauie einen &aub5ug I'M
ternebmen mo1en. 0ur6 ben in Der
8iaa berrid)enoen Gurus mar er le=
bod 10 angenebm iiberraidt, ebenlo
burh Die @usitattung bon Weinfeaer,
Speiiefammer uno 3iearrenihronf,
baB er es por5og, Die 8orrate nift
mit5unebmen, ionoern iid anf anoere
2eute Soften Elm angenebmes Winter-
quarter ein5uridten. Da Der 4leioer=
Idronf oes 9ausberrn ebenlo gut
equipiert mar, tpie Die iibrigen Raum-
lihfeiten uno 8ebalter, mar er I'M
Stanoe, ail6 auBerlid Die &oae zines
Gentleman 81 Ipielen. Na6oem Die
Wetantorpboie gum elegant selungen
mar, legte fid Der ginorineling ben
Namen Moniieur Sedn BEL, lieB
our1blifen, oaB er ieinen eigenen
Namen nift nennen none, UNI poatg
uincognito" leben an fonnen, uro err
fl1rte, Die 8iqa fdnflif1 eriporben
5u boben. Die 2ieferonten oes tribe
rem 8eiisers moren lebr erfreut, ols
aud Ser nelle ginmobner lie nit be-
oeutenoen Auftrdsen beebrte, liefer=
ten oIes @emiinihte, obne 3ablnng
al p~erlangen, unb 10 lebte Scr. Sean
oenn berrlih unb in Sreuoen. Seine
8emiibungen nm Die blibl1elten
Maodeu oes Ortes, Die i'll ibm cine
iebr annebmbare 1artie iabenJ MUIR
ben obiollt niht u~nenaoi9 anfgenoms
men iulo 10 mar iein Slid ein boil
fommenes. Mr. Sean batte iib i'm
4amin elm bellies 5euer an8iinoen
loilenJ Dor Dem er iih gerooe, angetan
nit Dem Shlofrod uno pen parmen
Worgeniduben oes rehtmaBigen
Sausberrn ipobl fem lieB, als benz
SopG Elm iabes gnoe bereitet muroe:
Die Cir oHnete ii6 uno berein trat
Der Better. 9eioe Wanner waren
iiber Den gegenieitigen anblid gleih
eridroden. Der ginbreder getuann
jeoo6 3uerit leine @eiitesgegenmart
mieoer: ELM nod Dem @arten gelege-
mes 6eniter offneu, Die 8antoffel i'm
Stid loiieu, iif nit f%liegenoem
Shlofrod binausidmineen rmo oa-
p~onjagenL mar fir i'm oos @erf elmer
Sefunoe. Sest muBte olf Der 9aiis-
berr, mas gei6eben mar; er elite 5nr
Gpli3ei unb oieier mar es ein 2eidtes,
ots 8ogobutt0en babboft gu meroel1,
oo iein eisenartiees u9romenoOe.
foItiim" aleenteines N(ufieben erre9t
bate.
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ten Somilien iiberoG Sranen uno
Srorer. nGs mllB ettpos @robeS Inn
oielen Gotten fem" ertpa6te es IN
mir, unb ib begonu ielblt oie Sroter
at fiiblen I'm oen mir %unbefannten,
teuren Mann. Sd eloubte, Sen Ses=
ten, oenen i6 sic &1noe bri1ge1
muBte, brobte i6 iie bereits lpetl1elt=
Den Muges.
@ls ib ouf Dem Seimtpeg ourd) Die
belebten StroBen fam lab ib an oil
len gden oidte Meni6enmoiien
1teben, oie iid ora1teten, Die l6tpor5=
oeranoerten Moueronlblage 5lt lelell,
oie ga lo1teten: u@eitern Na6mit-
taos 3 llbr, lit in Geneoie 8iforo
@aaner %geltorben." Sd botte nod]
ME uno olld) bisber nie mieoer 10
piele groBe Meniden idlud5en nllo
meinen geieben. 9os er9riff mid
fait nod lnebr ais Die Srouerfunoe,
sic mid ifon oen gan5en Worgen
beidoftiete. @eineno lief ib meme
| 5troBe meiter nno ols mid elmer ott-
belt: vHut 8iibdel1, mas meinlt on
oenn io?" ga iab id BEN erltal11t on
uno loete inter beftigem S6luf5en:
oMber miilen Sie's benn nod ni6t?
Ridaro @oener lit oo6 toll" Sur
ide, mas iagit bu?" fllbr Mid cine
route Mdnneritimme on nno cine
borte Sano padte mid beftig BET ben
Sdultern: nSprihit DIT Die 8abr-
beit2" ySssa, er lpriht Die 8abrbeit,
Ioate cine ernite Dame I'M 0oriber=
| aehen, Der Meiiter lit tot!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-11

Serren 2Gnoer untber. @nfangs Ser
Seer Sabre ta1dte er plotli6 mteoer
III Samburg=altona a11f ntlo er er-
bie( totidhlid ol6 mieoer cine Mrt
MISUNDERSTANDING in einem Saul
mannsboni e. Mber er tatf6te oas
8ertronen ieines Chefs bitter; zines
Cages tpor er nit Der Safe, Die etmo
10000 Marf entbalten batte, per=
idmunoen. Mls bos unreoli6 erpor-
bere @elo periubelt NOR, ltente er
fid freipi1ig Der geboroe uno mltBte
fir ieinen 8ertroueasbrud bret Sab
re binter @efangnismauern 5nbrin-
gen. 9ad ieiner gntIoifnng 8oe er
ais 2mtbltreider in S6lesmig-Sol-
item berilm unb ernelierte nod oft
mails oie 9efonnti6aft NIT oem Sc
fGngnis megen gettelns uno @elegen=
beitsbiebltabls, bis Der 500 iett let
mem perpfuihten 2e6en Elm enoe ees
moht hQt
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ganDu,it lam midt sebeirt weroeu

gambb.it famn ntdt sebeilt iper6em
bur6 IofaIe @%pplifationen, neil tie ben
franfen Sell bes Sbres ni9t erreiden
f0nnen. Sc siebt MIR einen Weg, bic
Saibbeit at furteren; 1t11b Der tit Dltrd
fonftit1tionele Seilmittel. Sa1bbeit miro
burd einen et1t5ii,1oeten 3nitan6 Der
f6lefmigen MltsfleibnngA Der gn5tadilden
H6bre beruria6t. 8enn bieie HDAre
iid ent8iinbet, babt SIR einen rnmpelne
ben Son ODER unboufommenes @ebor;
nro ipe,n iie gang sei@loiien If, .erfolst
Sa1bbeit, unb tpenn Die gnt5iinolng
niht aeboben nrlb bieie GDbre pieber in
ibren geboriget 3u1tanb berfebt tperoen
lam, tDiro bas @ebor fir INNER 5eritort
nerben; neltn SSdue unter aebn iino bur6
&atarr6 berurIa6t, meI9er ni6ts als
ein ent5iin6eter 3uitanb Der ibleimigen
SberflG9e lit.
0ir tpouen einbunoert 9oIars fir ies
ben, burd &atarrb bernrfa6ten Sail bon
Saubbeit geben. ben mir ni6t bnr6. eins
nebn1er1 bon ySan's &atarrbs&ur" beilen
t0rnen. 2aBt gu6 nmfonif 3irfulare
fpr1tlen.
s. s. G1eneD & g., EplebD, ..
8erfauft bon allen Gpotbefern, 75c..
Sails EamiIien>Binen finb Die belten.
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@nt fir Sehernann.

Scr. q. 81. Coulter, eilt prominen,
ter Mrditeft i'm 9elbert Building IN
Gan Sroncisco, iagt: SD erfenne
MGes an, mos BON electric 8itters
als SonifmeOi5in gelagt miro. @r
lit fir Seoerma1tn gut. Ct forri-
giert Wager-, 2eber< nno geieren'
itoruneen nno baut oas Spltem ai1f.
Die bette Sriibiabrsmeoi5in UNI
Blutreiniger. SOC BEL SO. 9reiB nno
81. Gobn & 60, Ipotbefer.
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vsrmsbrte zeIlIinisn
TaciIitaten.

Da 6ie aompagnie cine groBe Mr-
5abI oirefter Circuits 5miiden ben
midtigiten Staoten in Geras nno IN
Mrfanias in 8etrieb geiekt bat, 10
lit iie in ser Sage, ibren &unoen Ell
mem prompteren uno mirfiamereft
Dienlt auf meite gntfernunge1 51
bieten, mie bisber. Seine 3pii9en-
Itationen auf oieien Circuits, oesbalb
feline l1nterbrednng.
Cine nelle 2inie tit ioeben 8mii6en
Bonnie uno &ingol0 etabliert moroen,
oie MnldluB bat an 0ie Bionier Sele-
pbon aompagnie, ipoonrd erltflalit-
ger 9ien1t nod Sflaboma Gttp,
Guthrie uno ipeltliden 8nnften IN
Oflabomo berqeitel1t miro.
the Southwestern TEL. und TEL. CO.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-03
REDUCTION IN NUMBER OF
PAY DAYS CAUSES WALK0UT
Seventeen Carpenters Quit Work
When New Rule Regarding Pay
ment of Wages Goes Into
Effect

Sixteen carpenters and one foreman
employed by the f. o. Engstrum Con-
struction company quit work Monday
morning because the company had
changed pay days from each Saturday
to the eighteenth and third days of the
month, when wages will be paid by
check. The men insist as they are
working for $2.75 day it is necessary
they be paid ev y Saturday in cash.
f. o. Engstrum, manager of the
construction company, confirms the re-
port, saying it required too many
clerks to handle a weekly payroll.
"An of the new work in outside cities
is handled under this system and mas
met with no opposition, ne salo'
"This is not a strike; the men did
not like the new rule and walked out.
AS there are many men available we
will have no difficulty in filling the
vacancies"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-03

they are received, a special service hav-
ing been contracted for.
"The Millionairess" as presented at
Fischers theater this week by piquant
Libby BIondell is a most enticing young
person.. despite the demure coyness at
first displayed. Doubtless this is be-
cause of her Salvation Army habili-
ments-and then again maybe it's in
spite of them, but before she completes
her work most of her audience doubt
less felt quite willing to accept her
invitation, offered muslcally, and Fol
low On" Aubrey Carr is also valu
able adjunct to the company, rollick-
ing through his comdey situations, and
singing when We Are Married" as a
duet with Miss Blondell, and cover
the Hills and Far Away as solo.
capitalIy. A good half dozen of whis-
tleable musical numbers are interpo-
lated in the playlet, and the entire Of
fering is quite the best since "The Tele-
phone Girl"
What the bill at the Empire misses
in numbers this week it makes up IN
quality. Besides the usual illustrated
songs by the Hill sisters and the mo-
tion pictures, there are three turns Of
merit "Hiram Green Jr.," presented
by the Two Bells; "Marvo," a handcuff
expert, and the Blanchard sisters, Har-
tounia and Mabel, in skit billed rs
'sThe Conversational Pianist" "Marvo"
does many of the handcuff stunts pre-
sented by his predecessors locally, and
a few new ones. Hartounia Blanchard
plays her own compositions on the pl-
ano. while her sister does bit of sing
ing and some facial contortion. The
Two Bells, comedian and coincidence,
have a highly humorous vehicle iii
"Hiram Green Jr."
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-03
FRAT MEMBERS MAY
RE-ENTER SCHOOL

Further investigation of the initis,-
zion of two high school students and
several 'Poly" boys into the Kappa
Delta fraternity was made yesterday
by Superintendent e. c. Moore, Prin-
cipaI ]. III. Francis of the Polytechnic
and Vice Principal Mrs. Dorsey of the
high school,
Summoned before this investigating
hoard were William Brown, Edgar
Imsk. Guy Boynton, Chester Crank,
RAYMOND Taylor and Blake Smith.
The suspension of the boys has not
been made permanent as yet, and it is
believed on their promise to withdraw
from membership in the fraternity they
VIII hA narsnnittad to ra-enter school.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-03
sPPRoPRIATES $500 FOR
ELKS' REUNION NEXT JULY

Fifteen hundred dollars were appro-
priated yesterday by the board OF SUI
pervisors to be used i'm celebrating
when the grand lodge of Blks meets in
Los Angeles next July.
The board took this action after q
letter was read from Motley III. Flint,
chairman of the entertainment com
nittee, who said at least $3,00O,OOO would
Dc spent by visitors during the reunion.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-03
TOLD THEIR MARRIAGE AT
SEA DOES NOT HOLD GOOD
Deputy District Attorney Informs
Young Couple Law OF California
Does Not Recognize Any
Such Ceremony

That the marriage of C. A. PedriclS
and Louise Motherer, who went
through a ceremony on the high seas
Thursday is Illegal is the opinion of
Paul Mccormick, deputy district at
torney, before whom the young per-
sons appeared yesterday.
1.-The laws of California do not rec
ognize such a union" said Mr.. Nc
Cormick. There is no question that
the marriage is illegal" Pedrick says
that the Rev. Mr.. Bugbee, who per-
formed the ceremony, told them that
the marriage would be legal.
Pedrick met Miss Motherer some time
ago at a moving picture show, at
which he was engaged as pianist.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-03

One of the pleasant affairs of recent
date was the luncheon and bridge given
by Mrs. Frank Eclxley of West Wash
ington street, who also entertained the
following afternoon with a large 500
party.
Mrs. w. r. Davis was also hostess
recently at a 500 matinee, given at her
home on Burlington avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-03

Miss Dorothy Helena Gilliland. who,
spent the week end with friends in Los
Angeles. was special guest at Hal
loween party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Cary Norton at their home on Third
avenue Saturday evening.