davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
President Roosevelt SAYS

that outdoor exercise IS needed by
the American people. That's all very
we'll but how can people with rheu-
matism follow that advice? The an
swer 10 sImpleuse Billiards. Snow
Liniment and tho rheumatism viii
go; leaving YOU as spry as colt.
Gives quick and permanent relief
from rheumatism, neuralgia. lame
hack and al pains, Sold by L. o.
Thompson 4 GO. IS I'm
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09

Manager f. A. White OF the water
company returned Sunday from Gle
burne where he is a witness as water
supply expert in suits now pending
in court there.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09

People are flockipg to New Next
co. Some are coming On foot, some
in wagons and lots Of them on tho
vanished cars, But 1t don't make
any difference how they get here,
Just so they come. Mono OF EN- will
ever regret 1t, and In a few years
those that have walked In will be
able to charter 4 special train and
ride out. II is truly the land Of
sunshine and happiness" Get In the
push and come to New Mexico where
you can be free and Independent OF
the landlords. Plenty OF fine govern
ment land waiting to be filed on, but
1t won't wait long, for soil that will
produce forty to fifty bushels Of corn
per acre the first year is worth bRv-
ing, even II II don't cost you any
thing .-Melrose Enterprise.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09

1T will PAY you 10 figure vita
~ on oats and wheat Early Grain
q Brokerage Co. office nvsr post
office. 81 II
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09

Nature needs you In her business
and will keep you on earth Just as
long as you are useful.--The Phil
istine.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09

is a man who can't see good n any
person or thing. It's a habit caused
by a disordered liver. II you Hind
that you are beginning to see things
through blue spectacles, treat your
liver to a good cleaning out process
with Billiards. Herbine. A sure cure
for constipation, dyspepsia. indiges-
ton, sick headache. blIiousnsss, all
liver, stomach and bowel troubles.
sold by L. o. Thompson q Co. 10 I'm
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
SAY RISE is DUE TO PACKERS.

Many Think the high Prices in Hogs
Have Been Engineered.
Denver April 7.--Reports from
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09

Wallace Bruce Amsbury gave a
reading Tuesday evening In the High
School auditorium. His French Ca
madam dialect selections were per-
haps his best numbers. but the eighth
grade pupils present gave sympathet-
&c attention 20 KiplIng's "L'Envoi,''
which had furnished entertainment
for several o'clock receptions dur
Ing the first month of school.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
VERS WIN
SLOW GAME
TAKE SOX NO. 2 INTO CAMP AT
SANTA BARBARA
Marshall, Los Angeles Boy on Trial
in Fast Company, Makes Good
Before Unenthusiastic
Crowd
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, March IA
large crowd of fans who paid an ad-
the White SoX battle with Portland
wore doleful faces today during the
major portion of the game, which was
replete with costly errors on both sides
and frequent punching of Indifferent
playing. The expected feature playing
of the eastern team did not materialize
and Portland took the long end OF L
6-5 game.
The star player of the afternoon was
Marshall, the 19-year-old pitcher from
Los Angeles, former member of the
Brokers, whom McCredie of the Port
lands has discovered" and who was
given a tryout in fast company, not al
lowing a pass on balls.
With the exception of the second in
ming, when the eastern players scored
two earned runs and added as many
more on account of Portland's errors,
it was MarshalPs game. He held the
White Sox down for the next few in
nings without allowing any decoration
better than rings on the score board.
In the eighth the visitors added their
fifth and last run.
Portland scored a run in the third
and also In the fourth. but the grand
stand manifested no marked enthusiasm
for either team until the Beavers added
three runs to their string in the last
of the eighth. The winning tally was
scored by Portland in the ninth.
The -SpUrP,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
LITTLE MEN
ARE READY
M'oovERN AND couLoN DOWN
TO WEIGHT
Little Betting on the Battle Between
SpIlnters Because of Mixup FoI-
lowing Brltt-Neison Mill.
Prelim Boys Waiting !

Johnny Coulon and Young Terry Me-
Govern put the finishing touches on
their two weeks training yesterday
and the little fellows are ready for the
sound the gong produces at the Cabin
tomorrow night. No trouble at making
the 105-pound weight required has been
experienced in either camp, and the
splinters will be there with all their
strength.
Coulon's camp at the East Side club
was busy place yesterday for, in ad-
dition to the Chicago lad, Jim Flynn,
Van Horn and Austin are all getting
ready for seance with the pillows,
and are using the same gymnasium.
Being the topliner of the bunch to
show Coulon is more of an object of
interest than the others, and his after
noon drill was watched by q fairly
large crowd.
In addition to toying with the
weights and punching bag, the Chi
cagoan donned the gloves and mingled
with Jimmy Austin and his brother
George in short bouts He showed lit
tie cleverness. and is apparently on the
give and take order His father, how
ever, says this is not the case and pre-
diets that McGovern will have a hard
time hitting Johnny when the real
show begins.
McGovern keeps pegging away at the
Cabin and is assisted In his work by a
miscellaneous assemblage of well wish
ers. He is as strong as a bull. and the
pride of Tom McCarey's heart will die
fighting If the visitor proves too good
for him.
But little betting has peen indulged
in, mainly because of the unsatisfac-
tory condition of affairs following the
Nelson Britt battle of a few days ago.
Those betting their money do not feel
like either winning or losing on the
say so of AL Greenewald and Tom Nc
Carey, regardless of the conditions
under which the bets were made. and
they are keeping their money in the old
sock in preference to taking a blind
chance with 1t.
The preliminary brigade will be
there for much of the applause at the
Coulon- McGovern show, and all four
fighters who will perform before the
little main eventers are in fine shape.
Rube Smith is confident he will hang
1t on Russell Van Horn, and Jimmy
Austin anticipates no difficulty in put
ting Joe Riviera on Queer street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
M'CREDIE PICKS
TEAM FOR SEASON
Los ANGELES TWiRLER SHOWS
UP WELL
First League Game of Season for
Beavers viii Occur in San
Francisco Early in
April

Special to The Herald
SANTA BARBARA, March 11.-After
ten days tryout on a bunch of ball
players that were anxious TO wear the
uniform of the Beavers, Manager Nc
Credie has completed the wedding out
process and has decided ON the follow
ing players to represent Portland in the
Pacific Coast league for this season:
Madden and Walsh, catchers; Kinsella,
Groom, Bloomfield, Marshall. Los An
geles find from the bushers who is
showing up well and who Nc believes
will prove a veritable record breaker
as soon as he gets settled down to fast
company; Finance and Garrett. pitch
ers: Danzig, first baseman: Casey, Sec
ond baseman; Johnson, third baseman;
Cooney, shortstop; Raffery. McCredie,
Malloy and Bassey, outfielders.
The initial league game of the season
in which the Beavers will participate
will take place in San Francisco on
April 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
VORI7ES
ARE BEATEN
SIX FIRST CHOICES FAIL TO LAND
THE COIN
Schilling Claims Foul in Baby Race
but Judges Refuse to Allow
lt-kilter Breaks
Down

About the hardest afternoon the form
players have been up against this sea-
son was recorded yesterday when six
favorites went down to defeat in line
and refused to do anything for their
hackers. The books, knowing how the
pilSers would play anything on the
boards at over a hundred to one, picked
out the Jobs in two races and made
long prices thereon, realizing much
profit when they finished In the ruck.
About the only real excitement on tap
came off when Live Oak ridden by
Shriner, carried Pops and Schilling
wide i'm turning for home and then beat
the pair half a length for the money.
Schilling was right there to claim Il
foul, but the officials refused to allow
it, and Live Oak was given a victory.
Frieze was third.
Harcourt was equal favorite with All
Alone at The opening of betting for the
first race, but when the field of eight
went to the post the Thomas trick was
at to l. with All Alone the 10 to 10
choice Sehilling got Harcourt away
flying and never left the result in
doubt winning from Macias by nearly
four lengths. All Alone was second
until right at the end. when he stopped
a little and allowed Macias to sneak in
for second money.
ToIler Beast cataine
Twelve ordinary hounds lined up to
go the seven-furlong route and Cata-
line was finally picked out to carry
the favorite burden. He was almost
equal to the occasion. but Toller was
better by half length, and the best
Cataline got was the place. Tatten-
ham ran with his usual consistency and
was third. San Nicholas performed dis
gracefully The race was between the
money horses all the way, Tattenham
leading Toller and Cataline until
turned for home. where Archibald
drove the winner by Schilling on Cata-
line.
Silverskin was overlaid many points
in the betting for the fourth, and the
gray gelding ran a fancy race to win
from Gossiper II and Stoney Lee. Sill
verskin had none the best of the break
from the seven-furlong chute, and at
the siX-furlong station was absolutely
last, with Gossiper and Prince Fred
erick up i'm front. Silverskin was sew
enth on the final turn, but when set
down he ate up the field and won from
Gossiper by half length. Stoney Lee
also made clever stretch run and
was beaten u head for the middle por-
tion of the purse.
Perry Wicks was played from Is to /
down to twelves for the fifth and re-
warded his followers by beating Gran
dita half a length. Benevole. making
her first start here and leading for six
furlongs, was third, and will do to tab.
She was evidently in need of one race
to make her ready to beat the kind OF
company in which she performed yes
terday.
Daruma led all the way in the clos
| ing number. at a mile. but she might
| not have been able to cop the change
had Kilter lasted the journey out. Re-
gan's good horse looked all over a win
ner after turning for home in second
place. but he broke down right wher
| he was ready to make his real run and
| finished next to last. Merlingo was Sec
ond with Gateway a distant third.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
GARD
THAN USUAL
HORACE {, $4,000 SPRlNTER, is
ENTERED IN SPRINT
Opening Number Will See Nice Per-
formers in Action Over Short
Route - Hunch for
Comiskey
BY IRVING h. CLEMENT

There is a great improvement in the
program offered for this afternoon at
Santa Anita park and there are very
few runts entered in any of the races.
The card is divided equally between
purse and selling affairs and only one
race has a large field.
The gray ghost, Don Domo, is carded
to go in the first race, and this is Il
hunch for the White Sox's president,
Charles A. Comiskey, as he has gray
hair The one-time $1,000 beauty,
Horace e, will make his reappearance
after a long rest. and the distance suits
him nicely. ArHirta ran some good
races at Oakland earlier in the season.
Surveillance showed flash of speed in
her only race in these parts and is well
bred Hazel Thorpe is not in good
form at present. Tar Baby can go for
the bIackbirds.
Some good 2-year-olds are in the Sec
ond race. Horace II is a good colt ana
has done all asked of him in clever
fashion. Carman has pair of them
entered, Right Sort and Melton Cloth.
The latter ran a good race his last out
and finished like a shot. Foreguard IS
a slow breaker and a hard luck colt, as
he usually gets inteTfered with. Ned
Tram does well in his morning gallops.
Only five are carded to go in the
third race and they are falr lot.
Orilene has peen running Win uOtVsA
company and should be hard to catch,
as she has speed. Summer Cloud is in
good form now and is a game per-
former.
Evenly Matched Lot
An evenly matched lot go in the
fourth race. Rubinon beat Gateway
handily when they hooked up last time
and may do the trick again. Brawney
Lad likes the route and weight. Master
Lester can do better than his last race:
Bird of Passage and Colonel JewcH
both are long shots that may again
surprise.
The largest field of the day. is carded
for the fifth race, a seven-furlons dash'
and it is a most open affair. Wise
Child. Sparkles, Otwell, DIR. Mathews;
Rarbette and Litholin have the speed
of the bunch and are quick breakers,
so look for one of them to get the long
end of the purse.
The closing event of the day, 6h-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB
OF PASADENA PR0SPERING
GOLF LINKS CROWDED EVERY
DAY
Trolley Ines Being Run to Grounds
from Church of Angels via
the Campbe
Ranch

At the annual meeting of the AMMAN
dale Country club, near the Arroyo
Seco. Pasadena, the affairs of the club
We're found to be in a most satisfac-
tory condition. Many new members
have joined and many applications are
on file.
Minor repairs are being made about
the place, and the tourists from the
hotels and other visitors are thronging
the links daily throughout the pleasant
weather.
Saturday, March IA, the tournament
between the Benedicts and Bachelors
is scheduled, and already thirty have
entered for the contest.
"Caddies are in great demand, and
the opportunity for anyone who knows
something about the game getting a
position there is bright" said member
of the club yesterday. But they must
know a 'brassey from a bunker or
else they would be of little service, as,
for instance. in a tournament like Sat-
urday's," added the enthusiast.
The Pacific Electric has men at work
preparing to run its track to the golf
grounds from the direction of the
Church of the Angels, which will be Of
the greatest convenience to the MEM
bers of the club The new line will run
by way of the Campbell-Johnson ranch.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
RAYMOND HOTEL GUESTS
PROUD OF BASEBALL TEAM
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, March 11.-Raymond
hotel guests are proud of the baseball
team made up of employees and visitors
at the picturesque resort on Raymond
hill and they have a right to be, be-
cause since the formation of the team
but one defeat has been encountered
and the boys have met some of the
strongest amateur mines of this section.
Yesterday a large crowd of hotel en-
thusiasts cheered the boys on to vic
torv in an eleven-inning contest with
the strong Throop nine, which recently
defeated the high school, The score
yesterday was to l in favor of the
hotel boys.
The Raymond nine is made up as fol-
lows: Potwin. pitcher; Mann, catcher;
Frazier first base; Emerson, second;
AMMAN. third; Law shortstop; Ward,
left field; Cox. center; Woods, right;
Kennedy, substitute.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
PARK COMMISSION MAY
BUY VENICE MENAGERIE
SELLS.FLOTO CIRCUS OWNERS
OFFER WILD ANIMALS
Tender Part of Their Collection at
Low Figure Because 1t Is
Destined for a Public
Park

Los Angeles has an opportunity to
buy a zoo cheaply.
Managers of the Sells-Floto show,
which winters it's company and men,
agerie at Venice, made an offer to the
park commissioners to sell a number of
surplus lions, tigers, bears and other
animals at a cheap rate because of the
fact that they will, if accepted, go to Il
municipality and furnish amusement
and instruction for thousands.
The commissioners decided to go to
Venice to view the collection and see If
any of the subjects can be obtained
for Eastlake or the other parks.
Some day it is hoped to establish u
ZOO in Griffith park too and the com
missioners are looking ahead, provided
they can find the funds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
RACE
TO BIG BOW
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, March 11.-Carry-
ing 11S pounds Big Bow captured the
Monterey Selling stakes in brilliant
finish at Emeryville today. Though the
distance was two miles, the Los An
geles horse was always in the first
flight, and after entering the stretch
for the final issue Miss Rillie Joined
Big Bow and the two fought it out, the
chestnut gelding outgaming the mare.
Red Leaf was a distant third.
The Niles handicap was won in a
driving finish by The Mist. Results:
First ract, six furlongs. selling-salvage,
ia (Hayes), to 2, won; Prestige. lis
(Buxton), Z to /. second; Byron, 80 (Gil-
bert), 20 to /. third. Time 1;14 LIS. Tri-
umphant Captain Burnett. Phil Igoe. Duke
of Orleans, Jack Paine and BrawI finished
as named.
Second race. three and a half furlongs,
purse-Seattle, los (Hayes), TO /. won;
Mozart, 107 (Sandy), to 2, second; Wood
lander, 107 (Post), to 2. third. Time
al 1-5 Carrie Thatcher. Orcott Vatican,
The Duke and Gretchen G finished as named.
Third race, Futulrty course, Niles hand-
cap-The Mist. 9S (Butler). to /, won Il;
Fireball, 104 (Scoville), to 1, second; Sugar
Maid, 113 (Buxton), TO 5. third Time
1:1O. Bucoic Johnny Lyons Walter Mil
Ter, Burning Bush, Squire johnson and ia
netta finished as named.
Fourth race. two miles, Monterey selling
stakes-Bg Bow, 116 (Krschbaum), 1G TO
3, won; Miss Rillie, 112 (ButwelD, 3 to j..
second; Red Lead. 112 (Scoville). G to /,
third Time 1929 As. Byronerdale, Fulletta,
Tetanus. Royal Maxim and Treasure Seeker
finished named
Fifth race. one mile, seing-Taunt 1O7
SANDY, to /, won; Vinton. 102 (Pohanka),
to I, second; Carthaginiau, 110 (Mentry)
13 to /. third. Time 1:41 2-5. Pontotoc
Sam McGibbon, Lone Wolf, The Captain,
John Fl, Frolic Lucrece, Wimple and Sena-
tor Warner finished as named
Sixth race one mile, purse-Marian Casey,
81 (GilberL, IL to /, won; Roalta. 112
(Sandy), 13 to To- second San Alviso. 112
Davis, 8 TO 2. third, Time 1:41. Cloyne
Whidden and Irene Outtrim finished as
named.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
UPHOLDS RULING
ON BENNlNGS BOOKS
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
present method of bookmaking at the
Bennings race track meetings, under
which the bookmakers have to con-
stantly move about in the ring. was
today upheld by a decision of Justice
Stafford in the criminal court of the
district.
The decision was in the case of John
Walters, a New York bookmaker, a
test cause framed to determine the
legality of the betting procedure at
the track. The court held that the
present betting plan on the part of the
books do not constitute setting up a
table, but merely constitutes book
making and hand bookmaking. While
unlawful within one mile of Washing
ton, it is not unlawful at Bennings,
which is beyond the limit.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARY

BY ASSOCIATED Press,
NEW ORLEANS, March 11.--Fair Grounds
results:
-Four furlongs-Anne McGee won, Arionette
second, Alice third; time 0:4S 20.
Five and a half furlongs-Wausau won
.Prowler aecond, Canada third; time 1;0s.
Six urlongs-Knights Daughter won,
Escutcheon second, Ben Strong third time
1913.
Mile and seventy yards-Pinkola won
Pedre second, First Premium third; time
1:43.
Seven furlongs-Rexane won, Leo Beach
second, Convole third; time 1927 2-5.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Ed Kane
won, Watercooler second. Albert Star third
time :49 1-5.
one and one-slxteenth miles-The Thorn
won, Miss Mszzoni second. Sainesaw third;
time 1 49.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
YOUNG ATHLETES MUST
BE PHYSICALLY FIT
By Associated Press.

Iy AstOCIdItI Itos'
NEW YORK, March lin the flu
ture every youngster desiring to COM
pete in any athletic meet under the
auspices of the public school athletic
league will be compelled to produce a
certificate from his physician to the
effect that he is physically fit.
This was decided yesterday afternoon
at meeting of the elementary games
committee.
The new rule is a result of a hue and
cry raised recently against the train
ing down evil, which seems to have
gained a strong foothold among the
grammar school boys.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
FENToN AWARDED TROPHY;
ST. vINcENTS LOSE FINAL
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March
1.-THE Quadrangle club punting
trophy was awarded yesterday to X. L..
Fenton of Portland, Ore, captain or
last seasons victorious Rugby team
and field coach in football and base,
ball next season. This cup is awarded
annually TO the player having the best
punting record for speed, distance and
accuracy. 1t now becomes Fenton's
permanent trophy, as he has won 1t for
three consecutive years. He is captain
Of the baseball team.
The last game the series with st.
Vincent was won by stanford To-Day
: to 2. Lamar was pounded out of the
game and Kerfoot put in, in the sew
enth. Theile and Mitchell were Stan
ford's battery. Score:
stanford 7, hits o, errors 3.
St Vincents 2. hits I. errors 3,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
AMERICAN CAR MAKING
GOOD TIME IN WYOMING
BY Associated Press.

WALCOTT Wyo, March 1.-THE
American car in the New York to Paris
race left Walcott at 7:18 a. m. and will
reach Rawlins by l o'clock, mountain
time. The car tied up here last night.
OMAHA, March 1.-THE Italian car
in the New York to Paris race is tied
up at Paxton, Neb. 400 miles west of
Omaha, with broken shaft. Repairs
will be completed this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12

furlong affair, brings forth a good lot
or selling platers. Taylor George can
do better than his last race and the
distance suits him nicely. Teacress
won her last two races easily and is in
good condition now. Giov. Balerio.
Halton and Rudabeck have early speed
and will run a good race
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
TRYING TO GET sox
Special to The Herald.

Special 10 TIC HefdId.
REDLANDS, March 11.--An effort is
being made to get the White Sox here
for a game of baseball next Monday.
If the plan succeeds a picked team
from this city, San Bernardino and Red
lands will be pitted against them, the
battery probably being Gilbert and
Canterbury of this city. The arrange
ments are in the hands of Rufus Gill
bert and e. E. Dow.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
SANTA ANITA sMATTERiNes

Jockey Snflnef on Live oak for carry
ing him wide in the stretch, for it was
this that cost Pops the race. The pro-
test was ignored.
Kilter broke down badly in the sixth
race and will not start here again this
season. He faltered at the head of the
stretch, when he looked all over the
winner.
Silverskin. which won the fourth race,
was quoted at false odds. Should have
been one of the first three choices in
the betting.
r. F. Carman will ship a carload of
horses to Belmont park Sunday. This
will be the first lot to leave here for
the east this season.
The pikers were playing all the long
shots yesterday and the field books had
a bad afternoon. as three long shots
went over the plate.
Oh. what a ride Musgrave gave San
Nicholas. Throw out this race for
future calculations, as he can do bet
ter under competent handling.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
scHAEFER DEFENDS TITLE
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO. March 11.-Jacob Schaefer
tonight defended his championship
title as 1871 billiard player, one shot in.
defeating Willie Hoppe, 500 to 42S
Schaefers average was IA 1895.
Hopes average was IL 1884.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12

wild to Nagle, letting Sullivan to sec
ond. Smith flew to Ellis. Ham new
to Bernard. No runs.
Cakes famed. Hosp walked and Ma
gle drove to Atz, retiring himself and
Hosp. Atz to Donohue.
Score by innings:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
Totals .....2o 0 y
CHICAGO
scoRE RY INN1NGs
SEMINARY

Two-base hits-Atz Jones Sacrifice hit
Atz. First base on errors-Chicago > I."fr
on bases-Chicago IL Bases on balls-on
Randolph 3. Koestner s. f. Smith l. struck
out-By Altrock L Randolph l, F. Smith -
Double plays-Atz to Parent to DonGhue
Ellis to Hosp Passed balls-Easterly. Wile
pitch-Koestner Time of game-1:i0. Um-
pire-O'Da
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12

Tine2S S5
T. m g. fLGerg
ledba final NTH ntle