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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
John Drew In "My Wife,

The attraction at the Jefferson theatre on Thursday night will be John Drew in his fine. sparkling My Wife" This has proven to be the most suitable and satis- factory medium in which MT. Drew has been seen for a number of seasons. He has had many brilliant successes and has made remarkable records in them but the fact that he surpasses all these in the present comedy, My Wife, must be taken as evidence of the unusual merit, and special suitability for MT. Drew's best line of acting and characterization.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-23
Trades Council Names Delegates.

At the regular meeting of the Birming- ham Trades Council, held yesterday after noon delegates were chosen to the State Federation meeting, which will be held in Anniston as follows:
 W. J. Williams, carpenters; c. o. Jacobs, bricklayers; S. E. Dullien, plumbers; P. Hurlburt, tailors, and H. c. West of the Typographical union.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-23
Timber Wolf In Chicaoo.

Chicago, March 22.-An animal which vas declared to be gray timber wolf was shot near North Kedsie. and Devon avenues in the outskirts of Chicago to- day by Roy Balrstow, 19 years old, of 2l45 West Ravenswood park. For several Gays there had been reports that wolf had been seen In the vicinity of Rogers park
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-23
Mrs. E. D. Brown.

Mrs. E. D. Brown died yesterday morning at 8 o'clock at the corner l. The remains were removed to the residence. 1924 North Twenty ninth street, where funeral services will be held this morning at 10 o'clocS. Interment will be at Elmwood ceme- tery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-23
(. T. snaw 6 Son. un ndertaksrs.
Green Undertaking Co.,, Wallace c. Johns. Manager.

Send us your orders today you will do it again next week "A ats. old "Susquehanna Rye" delivered, $500. Camp bell Burton Co.,, Box 358, Mem phis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-23
No Plaque at La Guayra.

Willemstead March 22.-The Italian steamer Cltta di Milan arrived here toaay from La Guayra, Venezuela, with clean bill of health. The official eomnissioh declared after a meteorological examina- lion. that the plague was non-existent at that port.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-23
Mrs. Mamie A. Lee.

The remains of Mrs. Mamie A. Lee were sent to Helena yesterday by Lige Loy, where funeral services were held at o'clock, and the body placed in the family burying ground.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-23
THE WEATHER.

Washington, March 22.-Forecast for Alabama and Mississippi: Rain Monday; Tuesday fair; fresh east shifting to north west winds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-23

Grape-Nuts food is made of Wheat and Barley, Tn large 10 ID. loaves, which are first baked, then sliced and again baked until rock hard. The slices are then ground into the granules called Grape-Nut
 The long baking changes the starch of the cereals to a form of sugar which is easily digested and quickly absorbed by even a child.
 It affords ideal nourish- ment for all ages-from in- fancy to maturity; for s all conditions-from the Invalid to the Athlete.
 "There's a Reason"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
U. S. C. VARSITY MEETS
POMONA AT BoVARD FIELD

The annual football game today be-
tween u. S. G. varsity and Pomona
college will be watched with interest
by the members of both colleges, as
practically the championship of the
Southern California conference lies in
the balance. If the University of
Southern California team wins, it
will be entitled to the championship,
but should the Pomona team win the
Claremonters will have a chance at
the title by playing Occidental next
Saturday. Coach Stanford is confident
that his men will be able to put 1t all
over the Methodist team, while Coach
Traeger of the local eleven is fully as
confident that the battle will result in
victory for the Methodists. The Po-
mona team will be accompanied by
large number of rooters from among
the student body, who will give their
warriors all the bolstering from a. Yell
ing standpoint that is needed The
lineup of the Pomona team will be as
follows: Weinland, center; A. Tango
man, right guard; Taylor (captain),
right tackle; Benner, right end; Clark,
left guard; Fuller, left tackle, Parkes,
left end; Vale, quarterback; Becker,
left half; Shut, right half; Metz or
Mahoney, full back.
The u. S. c. boys are already assured
that they will win the game. as they
have secured formal permission from
the police department to parade the
streets Of Los Angeles between the
hours of and 9 o'clock tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
STATE FISH CAR
COMING MONDAY
TROUT TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN
LOCAL WATERS
Southern California Waters to Be
Well Stocked with Thousands
of Flnny Delights of
sportsmen

The long expected fish car which Is
being sent to Los Angeles by the state
fish commission will arrive over the
Southern Pacific at Z o'clock Monday
morning and will leave for San Ber-
nardino and other Southern California
towns the same day at $3.50 o'clock.
Deputy Game Warden Prichard will
have charge of the car while in this Sec
tion of Southern California Residents
of Los Angeles county and vicinity will
be given the fish to be distributed.
Those who viii distribute the fish
are: w. II. Willis of San Bernardino,
who will be given eight cans of rain
bow trout to be planted at Bear Valley
and the Upper Santa Ana river.
The Riverside Fish and Game Pro-
tective association will be given twelve
cans of rainbow and steelhead trout
for Banning creek and the San ia
cinto mountains.
G. w. Kerckhoff of Los Angeles, eight
cans of rainbow trout for San Antonio
creek north of Pomona.
J. II. Boyd of San Bernardino, four
cans of rainbow trout, four of eastern
brook trout and four of Lotch-Leven
for the San Bernardino mountain
streams.
Lucky" E. ]. Baldwin of Santa
Anita, two cans of steelhead for Santa
Anita creek, containing 1000 fish.
G. e. Little of Azusa, two cans of
rainbow trout for Mission creek.
r. w. Dawson of the left branch of
the San Gabriel, two cans of steel
head.
w. Fl. O'Melveny of Los Angeles, ten
cans of rainbow trout for the San Ga
briel river.
w. M. Avis of Pomona, four cans OF
rainbow trout for Wolfskill creek.
]. w. Morrison, state deputy for
Orange county, four cans of rainbow
trout for Orange county creeks and
streams.
B. L. Crise of San Diego, eight cans
of rainbow trout for San Diego county.
In all there will be sevenly-four va
rieties of fish in this car. r. W. Requa
will have charge of the fish while on
the road and viii be assisted by M. j..
Knox and FIN. Mckay. A party of
newspaper men viii leave with the
car on it's southern trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
ATHLETICS

ring means that there win be some
stiff competition for the business of
the patronizing public.
Eddie Ryan reports that work is
progressing most satisfactorily In the
matter of improving the sinfield at
Santa Anita, and it will be converted
eyesore of last year. 1t has been plowed
and narrowed. and the first time q
good, soaking, gully-waShing rain
comes along several carload lots of
barley will be sown. In the course of
a short time it is expected that the in
field will present a pleasing picture,
and there is no getting around the fact
that it will be a distinct improvement.
DR. J. S. Gardner likes to talk about
the prospects for big winter meeting
at Santa Anita. When asked about
the stake nominations his eyes
sparkled and he got out of his chair
and began to make gestures to en-
phasize his remarks. 'VWe will have
about 1900 nominations on file in
few hours and this is a greater num-
ber than they have up at Emeryville.
When all horsemen are heard from
the number will be swelled beyond all
previous records and If any horseman
has a kick on the value of stake events
next winter he will be a mighty pc
culiarly inclined individual Why, sir,
we are going to have the greatest race
meeting at Santa Anita that ever was
held west of New York and not only
will the best class of horses race there,
but the patronizing public will see the
finest sport they ever have witnessed" !"
Frank Mantell. who is some fighter,
is here and isching for a scrap. He
was introduced last night at Maud
Junction and made the statement that
he desires to box any 145-pounder in
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
SPORT INTERESTING,
WITH NO FEATURES

OAKLAND, Nov. 1s-There were no
features to the card at Emeryville to-
day, but interesting sport resulted.
Charley Paine was a disappointment
in the fourth, stopping badly after
showing early speed, Military Man
closed fast and won in a drive from
Spring Ban and Orchan.
The fifth resulted in the victory of
Astronomer. a well played favorite
from the Chinn stable. The horses OF
Max Hirsch and ed Heffner arrived
today from New York and carload
owned by Nose Goldblatt and I. II.
Miller from Latonia.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
ST. VINCENT
AGGIES


The game between Los Angeles high
school and the Occidental varsity will
be called at 1870 o'clock and all indi-
cations point to a most interesting con-
test. With speedy set of backs the
high school has built up a strong pass
ing game. the season being begun with
the purpose of mastering this style OF
play. But to the amazement of local
gridiron followers, the back field has
developed more along the line of old
fashioned plunges. The passing game,
once mastered by men so hard to pull
down, gave the local hill team an easy
victory over Pomona and u. S. G. Their
variety of formations are also expect
ed to puzzle the Occidental boys. The
high school team has been working on
plays from split line for two weeks.
The backs now have such faith in these
plays that they will form a large part
of the attack this afternoon. The game
will furnish Illustrations of the old and
new football and Undoubtedly the game
that Is the more thoroughly keyed up
to it's best will win.
Occidental goes into the game With
high school today fully realizing that
the hill boys are a\ team with
greater assortment of plays than any
team they have met this season, and
realizing that on paper the high school
has the best of the game in the eyes
of outsiders. But the Highland Park
ers have been working faithfully every
afternoon from 8 until long after dark.
and after supper every evening black
board talks have been the studies for
the greater part of the evening, and If
this counts for anything, Occidental
should make a better showing than
they did in the game with u. s. C. last
Saturday. The game Saturday took
what little confidence they had left
after the Pasadena game completely
away from they. and when they go into
the game today they viii fight with
sheer determination.
Captain Wieman will make his debut
as fullback today, and Gordon or Fred
Thomson win play the right end thus
vacated. johnson viii care for the
other end, and Hopkins will stay on
the sidelines, ready to go in either at
end or at quarter in place of Thomas
IL it is necessary. Robertson, who has
been playing fullback on the second
team all season in a creditable man
ner, but who is not allowed on the
varsity because of his ranking being
as sophomore from Dartmouth, may
get into the game either at fullback
or at end.
Standardization. Thomson. re-; McDer-
mont, r. t.; Smart r. e.; Conrad, center. H.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14

N GORGE ROSE surprised nearly ev-
II erybody connected with the rae
" ing game in the south by dropping
off the train last night. He is here tQ
look after some unfinished business"
details regarding the next winter meet
ing at Santa Anita, and will stick
around for a few days, at least, before
going to EmeryVille, Mrs. Rose ac-
companied him. He may go to Emery-
VILE and cut in with a book, but the
few days remaining until opening day
at Santa Anita probably will influence
him against such action unless he IN
tends keeping branch of his big store
in operation in the north throughout
the coast season. Rose had nothing
new to give out, and after he had sung
the same old song of what great race
meeting Santa Anita would show to
local patrons during the winter, he
begged TO be excused long enough to
get a few hours sleep.
Jack Bennett arrived yesterday from
New York, and when he said that he is
delighted to get back to the land of
perpetual summer, orange blossoms
and prosperity he looked the part. His
arrival will be the source of much
happiness to his circle of friends who
enjoyed his society during the last two
or three winter seasons of racing, and
undoubtedly before he is in California
many more hours he and Walter Jen-
nings and Col. Bod Northam will join
in singing that soul-stirring hymn,
"And the smoke goes up the chimney
just the same"
Frisco Gardner was among the ar
rivals yesterday and he will remain
IN the southland throughout the Santa
Anita season. He has decided to be in
line when Gene Elrod begins to call
numbers for positions of the books
opening day, and his presence in the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
THRooP TEAM HAS DISRANDED;
WILL NOT MEET INDIANS

The Throop college football team of
Pasadena, the first team the college
ever put out, disbanded last night in
disgust, principally because of the fact
that the team won only one game this
season and that game being through
default from the Pasadena high school.
Coach Spiers win try again next year,
at which time he hopes to have real
football material.
The disbanding of the team leaves
the Sherman Indians without a game
for today, as they had intended to take
the Throop boys to Riverside and pay
merely a practice game. Another
streak of the hard luck that Coach
Warner is running into this season.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
CLOSE GAME EXPECTED
AT AGRICULTURAL
Thistles and Los Angeles Team viii
Give an interesting Exhibition
Tomorrow Afternoon-BIg
Crowd Anticipated

One of the games of interest to be
pulled off tomorrow will be between
the Thistles and the Los Angeles Sec
ond football teams. They will meet on
the Agricultural park field. The MEM
bers of both teams have been doing
considerable practicing lately, and to-
morrows game promises to be a close
one. The lineup for both teams is as
follows:
Los Angeles. Newman, goal; Todd.
right, back; W. Kitchin, left back;
Abegg, left half; Constable, center;
Hamer, right half; Banford, outside
right Caswell, inside right; Brickley,
center forward; York, inside left; Lane,
outside left.
Thistles: Burden, goal; Tom Hig-
gins right full; Cutler, right hair;
Rheinboldt, center half; Monroe, left
half Cove, outside right; Carlton, in
side right; Corfunl1le, center; Buchen,
inside left; Sellars, outside left.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
Round One

Ad hooks left to jaw. Both miss and
cllnch. Ad feints and puts light left
to, head. They mix 1t furiously, both
boys landing hard with rights to head.
Ad swings left to head. Bubbles pecks
with right and left, but Ad covers. Ad
rushes and slams hard rights and lefts
to head, forcing Bubbles into neutral
corner to cover. Bubbles jabs left to
face twice just at gong. Ads round.
Round Two
They slug all over the ring with even
honors. Bubbles uppercuts with right.
Ad hits low and Bubbles tries to claim
foul, but Eyton pays no attention to
1t. Ad rushes Bubbles with shower of
rights and lefts to head and body. Ad
rushes Bubbles to ropes with left to
head and right quick to same place.
Ad forces Bubbles to his own corner
with hard right swing to head. Bub-
bles pleading at mouth. Ad rushes
Bubbles about ring and fiays with right
and left Bubbles swings over right to
jaw. Bubbles uppercuts with right
Ads round.
Round Three =
Ad rushes and they slug, with Al
having best Of it. Bubbles swings
hard right to head. Ad backs Bub-
bles. into neutrel corner In clinch and
they slug wildly Bubbles labs hard
straight left to face. Ad rushes Bub-
bles to ropes. where they ciinch. Ad
swings right to head and backs Bub-
bles into his own corner, where he
lands hard right and left to head.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
COLUMBIA STUDENTS
PLEAD FOR FOOTBALL

+ NEW YORK. Nov. 13..Students i
J. of Columbia university, who never +
4 have become fully reconciled to the i
= abolishment of football at that in !
\ stitution, have been unable to +
! stand the strain of the present sea- +
J. son any longer 4
j. They have broken forth with an +
i appeal to President Butler for i
\ ''just one game" this fall To =
i strengthen their appeal, the stu =
4. dents point out that deficit was =
4 incurred by the varsity crew last =
- year and that with the receipts 4
= from football game this could be =
= wiped out. =
4 + = = = = = : > , = = !. y = + = =
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
WHISTLING BILLY
WILL RACE HERE
THANKSGIVING DATE SET FOR
CONTEST WITH OLDFIELD
Famous White Steamer Racer Belong
Ing to Millionaire Sheepman Has
Won Against All Corners
in Northwest
Especial to The Herald I

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 1S.-Whistling
Billy, the famous White steamer racer
of Charles M. Blair, millionaire sheep
man Of Billings, will be entered In a
race against Barney Oldfield at Los
Angeles on Thanksgiving.
Blair's car recently won the Kansas
City Posts cup at Kansas City, and
has cleaned up everything 1t has yet
gone against In the northwest.
The car will be shipped from Billings
to Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
BY LAY DAVIDSON

WOLGAST the decision Bubbles Robinson last
u spare at outought the black boy all the be-
inhg effective his suggng and fighting to such good ad
he round of the battle although round
up break This bad showing for Bubbles
being green boy and making goodnight against boy who ranks
the featerwegh championship Bubbles proba
bly, bit frightened by the reputation OF his opponent and
fought his real battle but he assurdy showed improved
compared with his previous efforts and proved his good
class by the fght he put
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
MORGAN SAID TO BE
AT HEAD OF TRUST
Refusal Of ST. Louis Car Company to
Join Automobile AmaIgamatlon
Breaks News to Auto
= World
rnv Associated prsar1

CHICAGO, Nov 13.-A dispatch from
Philadelphia says: News of the for
nation of an automobile trust, with
j. r. Morgan at it's head, and several
big automobile concerns as members
of the amalgamation, came out yes
terday through the refusal of the st.
Louis Car company to join the eombi-
nation"
This refusal accompanies a denial of
the report that George j. Kobusch,
president or the st. Louis Car company,
the trust
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
TWO MILITARY ACADEMIES
CLASH ON GRIDlRoN TODAY

The Los Angeles Military academy
football team will play the California
eleven this afternoon at the grounds of
the former, the game being called at
2:30 o'clock. Both teams are evenly
matched and an exciting contest should
result despite the fact that both teams
are crippled from the loss of back
field players who are injured. Each
team has lost but one game out of
three played. Rook will referee. The
lineup will be as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
Poly Plays Rugby at Santa Barbara

The Polytechnic high school of Los
Angeles viii meet. the Santa Barbara
Rugby team this afternoon in a game
of Rugby at the northern city. The
local team left Los Angeles last night,
and was confident of returning with
everything that looked like a victory.
Only the coach and the regular men,
bers of the team made the trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
5 OF BATTLES LAST NIGHT

RESULTS OF BATTLES LAST NIGHT
Ad Wogast Bubbles Robinson rounds Decision
English defeated George Herberts in ten rounds
Decision
Hobo Dougherty Jap Togo six rounds Decision
Young Snne knocked Roy Rogers in the fourth round
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
NEARLY 1000 NOMINATIONS
TO SANTA ANITA STAKES

the world who is out of a fight job
at present. Mantell knocked out
Honey Melody and has whipped some
good ones in the last two years. Jack
O'Keefe accepted his challenge and it
is probable that the pair will be
matched up for an early date.
Gen NJ. Old has returned to that dear
old Los Angeles, and although his fort
night of combined business and pleas
ure in Arizona and New Mexico was
pleasantly and profitably passed., he
acknowledges that at no time could he
get so happy that he could forget Los
Angeles and her good classy sports
men. He was at ringside last night
and concurs in all the decisions made
in the various bouts-all of the decis-
ions.
Henry Berry will leave tonight for
Fresno and other upstate points on a
business trip that will keep him off the
Rialto for two or three days. He will
look after his oil interests, but the
principal object of the trip is to re-
spond to a call from the outlaw clubs
to talk over plans for bringing the out
laws into the organized baseball fold.
Hen is the fellow who will turn the
trick If 1t can be done at all. and 1t
need not be surprising If he comes back
with the report that the outlaws have
been reformed"
willus Britt strenuously denies the
story sent out from New York to the
effect that he is to manage Marvellous
Hart. Never in ten thousand years."
said Willus. This looks rather bad for
Marvellous, as he never had a chance
to get a fight on the coast unless 1t be
through the influence of some cracker
jack manager like the smokestack kid,
and now that Willus denies the rela-
tionship Hart's chances for coast
matches are decidedly slim
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-14
BOXING
BIG DOUBLE HEADER FOOTBALL
BATTLE TO BE FOUGHT AT FIESTA
St. Vincent's and Utah Agricultural Elevens Will
Meet Following Game Between Los Angeles
High and Occidental College
BY CHESTER LAWRENCE

Thomson. l. g.. Landreth, Patterson, l. t.;
Johnson Hopkins, !. e.; Thomas, Hopkins,
quarter; Collins, h.: Carus, l. h.; Wieman
(c.), fullback
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-01
MUST ANSWER TO GRAND JURY
FOR KILLING ANNIs.
WITNESSES WILL TALK
story Of the Shooting Of the Magazine
Publisher by Men who Were Eye
Witnesses to the Affair, az Related
on the Stand.

lN H 100 ~ ~. VI o.. F
New York, Aug. 28.-Captain G. P.
Hains, Jr, and his brother T. jenkins
Hains. were held without bail for the
action OF the grand jury on the charge
OF the murder OF VIM. e. Annis to
day.
The announced intention Of Captain
Hams counsel to plead insanity as
his defense, together with sensational
charges which Captain Hams counsel
have made against the Captains wife,
involving an alleged confession OF
improper relations with Annis. have
given the case unusual interest.
Three witnesses testified Tor the
prosecution. Patrolman Charles Bak-
er, who arrested the brothers after
the shooting, said that when he arriv-
ed on the yacht club fiat, Annis was
lying there wounded. Charles Rob.
erts, a member Of the Bayside club,
testified he witnessed the snooting ana
helped Annis from the water which
was crimson with his blood.