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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
HOLLYWOOD HIGH WINS
FROM MILITARY LADS
While Preventing the Opposing
Eleven from Scoring a
Single Point

HOLLYWOOD, Oct 17.-HollyWood
nigh school football team took the third
game of the season today on the home
grounds, where they played rings
around the California military acade-
my eleven, the score resulting 16 to 0.
In drizzling rain which lasted all the
afternoon, the two teams splashed the
mud about the gridiron, Hollywood oc-
oasionally getting the pigskin for a
slippery yacht race over the opponents
goal line. The game was rather SLOW
owing to the weather, but from the
first of the game until the last whistle
blew the Military lads did not have a
bit Of a show.
In the first half it took Hollywood
just four minutes to send fuller over
the line for a touchdown. The remain
ing part of the half was spent in try
ing to navigate about in the slush.
The next half, however, was much fast
er and more interesting. On the Mill
tarys unlucky tumble Priester caught
up the ball on the Military's 45-yard
line for the second Hollywood touch
down. A few minutes later, through
clever team work, fuller was again
put through the line for five points,
and Taylor added another by kicking
a goal. HOllyNood's fast captain next
drove his spikes into the mire for a
pretty 25-yard run and then for 20
yard sprint, when the whistle sounded.
The home boys were just getting onto
the way of navigating in the mud when
the last half closed, and they believe
that had the weather been favora BILE
they could have rolled the score up still
higher.
About two minutes before the game
ended Spencer went out with a sprained
ankle, and Knowles finished out the
game at full back.
Eastman the Military captain, who
played full for his team, did clever
work, but was unable to Go much
against his former school, Hollywood,
on which team he played last year.
The lineup for the day was as fol-
lows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
KlSSEL ROADSTER
SETS NEW RECORD
Best Previous Time Between Lompoc
and Santa Maria Is Cut
Almost in
Half

The Kissel Kar roadster of 4o-horse power
has a record to its credit, made between
Santa Maria and Lompoc.
A week ago Dr. Johnson, accompanied by
r. L. Matteson, drove the roadster for the
distance of twenty-nine and a half miles In
forty-four and half minutes. The best pre-
vious record was ono hour and twenty-one
minutes, and not official.
The road over which the record was made is
very rough having many sandy places and
one grade five miles in length
DIR. johnson is having a car built TO his
order that will be rated at 1S0-horse power 1t
will have a six-cylinder motor with 5x6 bore
and stroke. The wheel base will be 141 and
the car will have 40x4 inch tires. 1t is ex-
pected that the car will be completed in about
two months and at that time Dr. johnson will
challenge all corners for race of 1 TO 100
miles for a purse of $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
STANFORD
RESULTS AT BELMONT PARK

BELMONT PARK. N. Y. Oct T-Resuts:
First race. rs mles-Animus won, Juggier
second, Milford third; time 1852.
Second race, steeplechase, about 312 miles
Agent won, Mark Gumbert second, MALAGA
third; time 7:40.
Third race. furlongs-Statesman won,
Arondack second, Trance third time 1:12 2-5.
Fourth race, "a miles-Master Robert Won
Fair Play second, Brother Jonathan third;
time 351.
Fifth race, / mile-East River won Racquet
second, Pulgada third; time !: S9 40.
sixth race furongs-Taboo won, Bonnie
Kelso second Hilltop third time 1925 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
PASADENA TEAM WINS FROM
LONG BEACH HIGH ELEVEN

LONG BEACH, Oct. 17-Long Beach
high school was shut out in the second
game of its league season by Pasadena
high school this afternoon. The game
was played on the home grounds and a
large crowd saw the locals go down to
defeat. The score was Is to 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

The city of Newton, Mass. the richest and
most aristocratic of all places around Bos-
ton, has learned that its fine macadam roads
will not stand automobile traffic a whole
year without extensive repairs, and is now
spending a large amount trying to learn
what viii prove most economical in the
long run.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
SAN FRANCISCO


Three base hit-Williams. Sacrifice hits
---Cooney, Hldehrand, Kilifer. Bases on
balls---On Groom 6, Willis g. Struck out
BY Groom S, Willis 3. Double play
Madden TO johnson to Casey. Time of
game-1:40. Umpires-Perrine and Flynn.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
CLASSY LIGHTWEIGHTS TO MEET
FRIDAY NIGHT AT M'CAREY'S CLUB
MAURICE SAVERS AND DICK CULLEN PRINCIPALS IN TEN
ROUND MAIN EVENT

Clever and Speedy Milwaukee Boxer Gets Another Chance Make
Good by Winning Battle Locally but Will Stack Up Against
Tough Proposition in Frisco Mauler, Who Holds Champion
ship of Australia by Reason of His Victory Over Hoch
Keyes Few Months Ago-Entire Card Attractive
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
SEALS POUND
kINSELLA HARD
MAKE SEVEN RUNS OFF HIM IN
ONE INNING
Danny Longs Bunch Shows Much Inn
provement in Stick Work and
Makes Beavers Look Like
Bush Leaguers

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 17.-San
Francisco took both games of the dou-
ble-header from Portland today, win
ming the morning encounter IL to l
and the afternoon to 0. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

"What the Boys and Girls See" Cash
prizes for the ones who write the best let
tiers about something they see between their
home and the school house. See page two,
Herald Junior, In this issue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Runs off Kinsela. z hits. s; off Rose, 4;
runs, 8; charge defeat 10 kusella. Two-base
hit-Berr,. Sacrifice hits-McCrede, Cooney
Danzig. Zeider, Beck. Base ON balls-o6 Kin
sella, !: of Rose, g. Struck out-By Kinsella,
8, by Rose. .; by Willis 8. Hit hv pitcher
Ryan, Beck Passed ball-Frambes Time
$40 Cmpires-Flyun and O'Conncll.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
v a Aal 7 - N / y
MILITARY ANAD


Lose a goOd-pay tenant, or bOarder? Let
a want ad help you to take it like philoso-
bher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
Things that are happening
all around us.
By Henry George Dr.

YORK. 1.-THE assassination of king aud the
Portugal brings vvdy
incident here In New York that foreahadowed the killing
King Hnmbert of Italy. eight
a speech Italian liberation
society. The in the
Italian patriots although
member In the afternoon rode with committee Washington
place wreath Garbads
Central park. similarly
Thence the place To a dinner
and speeeheHa modest little
n the heart Of the Italian quarter.
the place shop In back number
which people coming place filled and sin
gle table OF which the committee possession
Everything place Italian myself and nv
speech when reached the coffee and cigars the
the English
proceeded smoothly spoken
when the
asked for permission to speak
sBght-amos Of height with saiow com
peKon and dark quick piercing lie before
eigafes giving what
what TRANSFERRED. But be thoroughly alert
When the chairman hesitated
answered "Breac' After another
ton the chairman accorded him the floor.
What then occurred shall always remember Of the
dramatic incidents OF my life.
Without the OF
that
me VINO while could understand wha he said
poured forth like liquid
What he said shook the the center Many cried
calling to
. But Bfeae did not-perhaps not Ills voice took
higher pitch Another moment a general upfaar
with incredible sRiitness the adjourned found
myself the Sidewalk
explanation Of what had
What at length this Bfeso had said
that nothing could be expected liberty come
from personal sacrifice that be who would bring Italian liberty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
THEY HAVE GREEN EYES AND FoRKED TONGUES
"1'he Colonel is seeing things again.

THE Colonel is seeing things again
THIS time isn't those fearful little green gutersnpes,
dancing all about.
The Great Man behods himself eneompassed BY ring
of knocking mayoraly candidates with their foked tongues
dartne in his direction and their peagreen fastened
upon hm with iateu glare.
As he approaches the thing leaps back and rates
It's tail. while the yellow poison oozes from its tongue.
It won't be friendly.
Then he tries another.
Don't you know me- Moore he queries You're not
such a bad fellow after all
there is awful rattle twiN the Colonies legs
and up whskered snake with big flaming eyes and a
crocodile mouth.
Ihomsont The Cobra
There IS more left Just ene-Meteaiie.
The Colonel reaches his hand tn the Hero.
but even he is hostile and turns aud
The Great Man in vain pursues.
The Hero turns 4 and Is out Of sight
And thus the Editor OF the Times has candidate 10
support.
And what makes worse there sounds Of derisioa
In the air
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

quite likely To- be spoken well of At
home Especially - II be IL huav.
liz in debt
connt HAdik il a non Of the late
Admiral fIadik II. Ia a hungarian
deputy and il admittedly penni
icna rie lcat hts entire fortune on
the Budapest stock exchange In
tsas MANY ~ his obligations ffom
that campaign IN hiKh finance are
attn unsettled there. IN Vienna ana
other cities
After this crash the count resort
I'd. Nith puor saeesas. tn cards and
HORSES In IN effort to rchahllitase
his fortunes Ia 1881 ha visited
Amefle# In eampsaY with Count
itoni de Castnllane and Count
Ztehg. ell ca the hunt for marriage
able hnirrsses coalnt itoui uoa
Anna Gould. the others returned
nnsaeeessfai
Last summer be Travelled With
Count ssaehsufi II the iattef.s an.
penae. and In PARTS mot Mre. Van
durhtIt and rruewed hts aequaiai
amer Of II Years ako
Mrs Vanderbilt has bern
uldow ninr Yeafs She il worth
millions. and owns the pAlatial
Vanderbilt home In New York and
The breakers. one Of Viewpoints
fnoat noted COTTAGES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

Seattle Star Exclusive Service. !
NEM YORK. Feb. II win the
Vanderbilt hays. Alfred G.. Carnes
lius and Reginald. submit % the
marriage af their mother. Mrs Coz.
neliaa Vanderbilt. To coant AlexAn
der ftmaik OF Hungary
Following tho announcement uE
the engagement the Foar Hundred
II expecting ever moment fierce
howl of rage
The brutheFN surrendered to the
idea Of thrif sister. Miss Gladys.
marrying = rather doesn't SORT Of =
young Hungarian uuhlefnau recent
~. only after many tears and much
persuasion
What fheY ~tll do aow that their
mother has determined t. marrY
broken dawn bankrupt foftnne
hHater with a gambling record A.
ssUeks. cards and the races. ard y
piie ST claims mountain high stand
Ing against him IN half a doaeu
Eufupean eilleA. Il quite another
story.
Budapest dispatches haY tho
euuat enjoys a god reputation. bat
that may mean much OF little
European ideas Of a good ruputa
ton ARE aiwaYs open to suspicion
The prospective bridegroom in an
International match OF millions Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

aud Washington. Is one Of the boys
who turn ~ informally 81 the
White House and finds welcome
always Miss Ethel likes Yale.
She went there 10 see their I'D
nuai game a few months ago.
Mlaa Roosevelt vii not be pre-
Hentod formally to Washington So
elely until next winter IS that
time fhea Roosevelt vii he -
tho verge OF becoming an .ex. bit
he Nili Hiill have the winter aud
until March 4 IN the White House
no that Ethel viii have a short
chance at the official Whifi The
problem viii be 10 give her q fast
aud furious good ume=st0 sort Of
even things ~ for the great goha
that big sister picked up before she
rescued Nick from oheeufilf
am told that the SECOND dansh.
ter Of President Roosevelt never
vii give Washington such thrills
as Princess Alice did She IN
demufe and grave She duea not
use SLANG. she Is not pasBlonatelY
fond OF dress. she Il not At all nth.
letle. abe never goes "a the races.
Sire IL very like her mother She
reads. aeNa. draws and PLAYS the
piano a little BIT She Il not a
good musician nor n wonderful At.
tat. though her pen aketehing Is
rather eleYef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

and 10 the end that there MAJ be
an Intelligent aud discriminating
Judgment upon the charter amend.
meaia. ! am glad 70 respond even
Ia this busy campaign period to
the request Of The star fgf my
views up0n eneh important amend
msHt. to be published from dHF
~ daY 50 NJ "a cover the ground
before the election on March J II
must be Understood that the eKs
nreaaioha here made are Individual
only. aud except o. ~ amendments
sas Il aud q. which are embodied
Ia the platform are III no sense
expressions having any reference
10 the position Of the Seattle ellg
partY AL Of the twenty prop
0alti0na are absolutely non paftt=
san. aud should stand o. fall upon
their merits entirely diHaHH8etafed
from aHF partisan considerations
Amendment No. Prohibits hsN
Cemeteries In City Limits.
This adds 10 the present charter
provision governing cemeteries
these words The establishment
OF plating Of Hew cemeteries or the
extension Of existing cemeteries
within the limits Of the eitY Of Sc.
attic Il hereby prohibited.
lnaamuch as there IL ample 0p.
poffnnitY for cemetery locations
outside tie city limits. and the
charter art XIV. Sec. 81 ape.
officially provides foe the establish.
ment OF a public40Nned cemetery Of
not less than TOO acres outside the
corporate limits. ! believe this
amendment should be adopted And
furthermore. let me take thia &C
eaalon 10 emphasize the imme
date opportunity and duty Of
the city council. from the
resources which are nov avail.
able. 60 obey the mandates Of
Zee. Is. Al. XIV. and establish q
great public park eemeterY. With
provision for perpetual mainte.
nance at cost. before private enter.
prise occupies the most desirable
locations outside the city iimifH
Surely the speculati0us and eEtor.
tioHf Of private greed should cease
at the entrance 10 sthe city Of the
dead
Amendment No. 2--prosides Off.
eiai City Scales.
This proposition adds 10 the pres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
COTTERILL'S REVIEW OF
PROPOSED CHARTER
AMENDMENTS

Twenty-Five propositions for char
tef amendments are before Seattle
voters for their aeelalnH on siees
ton day. March : The charter n
the fundamental instrument the
bill Of rights. the schedule Of limss
tallons the constitution Of the eiss
Of Seattle Important rs f. the eIac.
ton Of city officials. tbs charter i
Of greater Importance, because II
fires the duties aud llmlts the pow
efa IT eYef9 elective aud appoint
I've municipal officer
The people Of Seattle. arfIaF uus
der the rights granted them b.
our etAta constitution and las.
adopted The present city charter
The people only can amend Il b.
direct referendum vote at the reg
ulaf biennial ctr elections The
highest expression If the Americas
principle Of self government IL em
bodied IN the opportunity u the
voters of Seattle GA March TO
vote directly upon aud settle tweu.
tytuo propositions relating % oar
city government
Il would be physically impfaeff
cable to print apon the official ballot
presented IL the VOTERS on March )
each If theas tNrutYtnu props
alfinna In fail Therefore. In order
that there mAY be amnie time aud
opportunity FOE popular study and
discussion. all Of tho Proposed
amendments are isrfnE officially
published. Ia full. during the thirty
dAfe preceding the election Thus
readers Of The star have thesn
placed daily before them The 81
fetal ballot on Mnfrh . will refer
10 them b. number. With nnis a
brief. summarized sentences Of ldsn.
tifieatlon Hence the voter Who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
MISUNDERSTANDING
FROM WASHINGTON
BY RATH
Washington. FEB Is


Dear Dad PROMISED 10 tell
you. In my last. STORY | picked up
about the White House This STORY
was told ma By lady over her tea.
cup. and her little piece Of gossip
coupled the name of Hugh Knox.
son Of ex.Atiorney General Knox.
with that of Ethel Roosevelt OF
course. there IL absolutely nothing
In Il. and. of course. il would be
denied until the engagement wah
announced 30 II is stln In the
teacup staKe.
To marry off a young lady be.
fore she IL really out may seem
little premature. Hut that does
not worry Washington. Miss Ethel
Is II. and girls. you know. have
been married AT II Those who
have seen most of her say che Is
Of the marrying kind-dofaeste
and homelovinK In her tastes. She
does clever things With her nee
die. and could turn a skillet Ia the
kitchen II she had 10.
Hugh Knox Il a Yale graduate.
The knoxea are quite intimate at
the White House. aud Hugh, who
divides his time between PithashFg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

has failed to give the amendments
previous study and to become
familiar wiih the numbers Of
thoAe be Wishes 70 vote III favor of
OF against. viii not b IN = position
to make intelligent decision On
election aaY
An occasional bat fortunately
disappearing ohnction 10 the
direct popular referendum which
Ia reality Is an objection 10 the
principle Of self government f. that
only a comparatively small per.
esntsEe Of the suters take the frou.
bic 10 vpts on the propositions dl.
rectlY submitted 10 them. and that
Important decisions are liable 20
be made By a minority 81 the Yot
era Even If the facts sustained
thlH positiaa=-And they do tot =
there would b. no injustice done
By such apparently minority dacias
loua The dlrees popular referen
DUN on charter amendment OF
other proposition puts . distinct
premium upon the Intelligence and
discriminating Judgment ~ The eog
err. The ignorant. the careless. and
except ia certain eieaFir defined
issues. the vraai voters are auto
matlcatif dlsfrauehimea Oh uefessn.
DUN propositions They dlsfFAus
shiae themselves b their uAu 4
nuranee. Indifference or lack - In.
eentlye Il fenalift. aud leave the
decision Of Important matters ol
government 70 the intelligent. stu
dseuh. discriminating citizens who
hare a genuine Interest In the
problems OF our municipal Cover
nlent
Ia order 10 aid. II may. in the
preliminary afudy aud discussion
Of the propositions uow pending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

that the 20 liberty hfat
cleared hy killing the tffant the throne IT Rome
nfeae further lie marked for In the pay OF
speech IN
To secrets the revolutionary circles
damse.d regarded themselves mat
ed fled the place
after this ineident-1uit 20 iaoe=Wotd flashed
the world that King umhet OF Italy had been shot at
Il the deed Of feYoutouiat The fegedeH name
HroHett
the nfeue Of the little ahop Of Houston IT lie
preaehed-alane uneheecd suspected
fellows lie the for italian
liberty he It. himself wns, gons 70 death Of ehate on
the gihbet
H-z ss7~.I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

train uheA. he feels Ike IT, and
starts = ns1 anti trust suit. Of
course. q real descendant OF real
emperor even though Of question
able legitimacy Il pretty won
derful aud admirable thing In The
eyes Of plain democratic eitlkenH
Of republic. and their house would
be- mighty interesting TO he inside
Of So the lahhleH Hlszle WITH IN
dignatlun aud envy aud righteous
wrath al such AN upstart.s Who
gives herself such airs. aud the
nanabafte home ailli romans clos
cd Aud when there are dinners or
functions which they are Obliged
to give. Monsieur iI8uapase hires
hall over n restaurant On e1hnee
lleaf ave If Kau please aud gives
EN- restaurant food Oh I'm 50
glad the girls cant hear the Ian
gaaga Of the tabbiea.
Things are pretty quiet lusi now
about the White House and the IN.
fant menaeefie maintained b the
PRESIDENT quartet Of youngsters
il not having very strenuous
time. Only little Quentin IL n
home nov. the other boys being at
school
ouentinih brown aud white Hhet.
land pony claims mnHt II hiH time.
though the ponys side partner. a
big. Raodnafufed sheep comes in
for much attention llla share IN
the menaeerie Includes also = dog
a coon, lot Of mice and white
rats several eafa. Including the
sik toed slippers. parrot Two
eaHariea. a moekiHE bird aud SEE.
enal others. Yours sincerely.
HATH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

Mrs Attorney General nonaparte
has all the tahblea ia fnwn spnltef
ms BY ner refusal 90 LET them into
her house You know the Roma.
parties never did como Ia Washing.
ton to live 1uHt go on IN their
beautiful country home near iialfi=
more. aud be comes over on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

The fashion In hair nets Is about
obsolete. but then the womea don't
peed them 40 much any more. They
don't toss their heads as often a.
they used to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

lesson IN ornithology.
A gentleman who rather over
yalHed himself. hooking AZ case OF
birds. said 10 an ornithologist who
was With him. What il that bird y
That. said the other. Ia a mag
pie
Its not nv idea OF a magpie. .
s~as the feioinder.
Perhaps not. replied his friend:
= but it's God idea of a maybe. -
a he House beautiful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

The paper contained the pFssi.
dents message.
A man was reading II.
fIe was so Interested In Il that he
setood glued 20 the spot.
SO much lor the Big Stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

BY JOSH

The Wife Shall hare your din.
ner brought to yoaf room. dear
Husband tfeeblY No. lust or
der Il thrown overheard Ladies
Home Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

This authorizes the u,..e..
shade OF ornameatal tres =.
either OF both sides a 80 -
and aaaezaiueHt Of ali ef -. -. !. :
cost np9n ahHtslaT proas, =. : =
the ease Of other forIns u - : !
ufoFemeuf .
Ms power. properly esefrs..s.
the city council Nlil eef4sss,s !.
toward uniformity and. i 4.
run. 10 economy IN The hess..s
ton Of our streets. II sasl< =
that The e8st-probahig 80
eeedlnF 70 cents per front t.. ?
be no great burden 10 any y - -
II vii aesure the filling i ! I.
faehni places IN ffont q -
pied lots. aud AZ he ess.- - !,
their owners The esldass -
Who is DESTROYS 81 impfsslss' !
own frontage With skses =. :
should welcome q inel &c.
which vii compel ownefs X -
adjacent lots 70 DO their a..
ward the general beautlf,lss \ :
entire street With proper -.
nation IN the choice q s.s...s
streets. consulting the xisses = !.
property owners. and WITH hs.-.s.
Of action between The elss 60
aud the park eommihslon d ~ -
ter Of selection and mslr.sz.s-
this amendment viii nz1s -
possible the development 4 =
City Beautiful. II shos,.1 :
adopted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

Touch Guy fbriuging In an inehri,
sted frieadl fake , picture Of dla
sucker.
PHOTOGRAPHER (ratientlyi Cant.
Hayent got a fishptafe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18

sht chatter provision ss...
mafkeis AID - velFl,s. x
and inspection there -. Hsss
IN TIE elig. an effIesess slssshs
curling The erection -
nance Of CITY sealas = htl
points within The elfs -. sue
providing Tor official uess.
certificates 9i weight q ~. .s.aE 4
tandittea aa the elly -. a.
asslgnaie Hlfh the ria6s = =
penalties Tor Flalailss aasss
eut clause limits ams,. "a
articles Of food Or DIM
amendment makes Il a.. 2
commodities offered h. ssssI
VII mem an official ees,sss
fnll weight delivered - .ss I
ton Of coal I vote Az Ns
Amendment ia s--sh.x.