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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
BY RED PERKINS

m HE schoolmasters are to the front
again with a baseball team for
II the winter season. Games by this
team are to be played every Saturday
afternoon with the various high
schools, colleges and playground mines
of Los Angeles. The team this year
will he composed entirely of teachers
and no outsider will be permitted to
play on the nine. Last season there
were several ringers" on the team
and because of this fact it was hard
to get challenges, as many of the
schools did not want to risk their
players amateur standing by playing
these learned men. Last season this
team defeated some of the best clubs
in the south, namely: Occidental col
lege by the score of to 4; U. S. G.,
10 to 5; Compton, to 4; Long Beach
high school, to 2; Pasadena high
school, to 3: Pomona college and
Los Angeles high school. Among the
members who will compose the team
this year will be w. e. White of the
Olive street night school, first base;
q e. White, Fifty second street
school, left field; C. Faithful of Poly
technic high school, center field; 70. j.
Lickley, Vermont avenue school, right
field; ]. Reinhard, pitcher, olive
street night school; c. Reinhard, East
Hollywood school; Roy Porter, Tenth
Los Angeles high school, second base;
A. C. Baldwin, hockey school of
West Vernon, left field, and Gabe of
the truant department. Last year this
team won thirteen out of the twenty
games played. Next Saturday prae-
tice game will be played with the
Echo park playground aggregation and
a fast game should result, as the
playgrounders, during the past few
weeks have been putting up tast
article of ball for junior team. Earl
Haight will be the opposing pitcher
against Reinhard, while Finley will be
on the receiving end. G. Reinhard VIII
oppose Finley.
National Lumber team is out with
a def to play any amateur clup sun
day morning. Call South 1892 for
further information. Through an err
ror last Sunday player of the Santa
Anita team, while leaving Santa Fe
car at Second and Central avenue
picked up another valise and the
owner can have the same by calling
Manager j. p. Dutch at Main 7425.
Once more the directors of the AS
sociation league will have to discuss
a protested game between the Pacihc
Coast Syrup club and the Racycles
over the alleged playing of Dodge,
said to have been connected with a
Kansas City professional organization
and who is wintering in Los Angeles.
The Race Track club have secured
the uniforms of the White City team
and will hereafter be known in the
Sunday miscellaneous ranks by that
name Games are wanted for Sunday
afternoon and expenses for ten men
will be paid. Call UP the sporting
editor of The Herald for complete ar
rangements.
z Manager Russell of the Sierra Madre
club desires to hear from the manager
of the Sunbright Babes or the Melczer
team regarding a game next Sunday
afternoon. Call Russell at Red ~ on
the Home telephone for further infor-
nation, or answer through The Herald.
Chow Chow" Allen of the Bloomer
Girls baseball team arrived in town
the other day and desires to hear from
any amateur club for a game December
6. Allen and the Chicago Bloomer Girls
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
WILL PLAY Off
TIE AT REDLANDS

The protested game between the Po-
mona high school football team and
the Riverside high school, which was
played at Redlands November IA, Will
be played over again tomorrow after
noon on the Redlands high school grid
iron. Such was the decision of the
Citrus Belt league at it's meeting held
yesterday at San Bernardino. 1t is a
ruling of the league that only one sub
stitute to team be allowed during a
game, and on the strength Of this rul-
ing Pomona protested the game. Po-
mona was victor November A. but
Riverside has fast and snappy team,
and aggressive, hard work may be
looked for tomorrow from both aggre-
cations.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
BRACKET SHOW ONE OF MOST
POPULAR OF ENTERTAINMENTS

The winter amusement season getting under and the
daily increasing patronage continues to
of the moving picture business The Herald
popular that considerable extension OF the
been agreed The Herald has
asking information regarding the details Of
entertainments which be given in the future It IS mposs
with view furnishing the best possible bills obanab and the
seldom few days before the beginning OF the
bill The verdict of The Herald readers has been ovhe
ngy for continuance of entertainments similar to those already
The combination educational and amusement features
have found ready and those who are seeking
diversion find much their those who seeking an OPP
portunty pass profitable There but thing to
with regard the future bills The high standard will be
maintained sensational features will be included in the list
1t is entertainment for the whole family
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

| are wintering at Mojave, and any club
desiring games can write to Miss Ber-
tie Carleton, care of general delivery.
Pat Donohue, formerly with the Port
land team of the Pacific Coast league
and now on the reserve list of the Bos-
ton Americans, has signed contract
to coach team this winter at Homo
lulu.s Donohue was a member of
Mique Fishers team which invaded the
island last winter, and the fans were
so impressed with his work that he
was asked to render his services to the
natives. Donohue at present is with
his parents at Springfield. Ohio. He
will leave for the tropical country in
few days.
The All-Stars will play the Los An
geles Giants at JOY park next Saturday
and Sunday, December and 6. The
All-Stars defeated the Giants the last
time the two teams met, and the Giants
expect to turn the tables this time.
Hunt and Clarity will be the battery
for the Giants in Saturdays game,
while in Sundays game Earl Rugar,
who will be seen on the White Sox
team, and Orndorff who will report
to Boston, will be on the receiving end.
In the last game against the San
Diego club Rugar held the southern
team down to two hits and won by the
score of to 2.
Manager w. ]. Thomas of the Wood
ill-Hulse team was much displeased
when he learned that the Racycles and
the Syrup game in the Association
league was protested. Under no con-
sideration will 1 protest a game in this
league" said Thomas, unless 1t is
against the American league rules.
This thing of protesting because one
team loses, in my mind is all rot and
do not believe in it, and the president
of the league should not recognize a
protest on these grounds. My firm will
not stand for 1t, and this is final.''
Manager Glenn desires to hear from
the manager of the San Pedro club re-
garding their regular scheduled game
next Sunday afternoon on the San Ber-
bardine diamond. Glenn also wants
the San Pedro lineup
The Union Avenue ball team desires
a game with any out-of-town club for
Sunday afternoon. Call Home phone
52361, or answer through The Herald.
Clark, formerly with the Thistle bail
team, will confer a favor by calling
Manager ]. P. Dutch at Main 1926.
POLY LEAGUE
Won Lost. Tied Pet.
S N Sm S se%: !! j Sc Sc
Teams in the Polytechnic High
School Baseball league, which recently
was organized by Coach j. NJ. Brewer,
are putting up fast article of ball
for junior players, and at the present
time the Indians are leading with a
perfect percentage, while the Native
Sons are in second place, with a per-
centage of 500. George Carlisle of the
Americans has a good strikeout record
to his credit, while Brooks Tompkins
is second in the pitchers percentage.
Neidmour baseball club desires to
hear from the Santa Anitas in regard
to a game next Sunday afternoon. Ar
rangements can be made by calling up
the sporting editor of The Herald.
Palms baseball team desires to hear
from either the Sunbright Babes or
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
ORDER OF BATTLE TONIGHT
BY LAY DAVIDSON

E have been accustomed witnessing good boxing bouts
McCarey popuarprice shows in the last six months but
Il the card which he will stage tonight at Maud uncons about
the best and class than has been involved any OF
those preceded Every bout the schedule attractive
gives promise of furnishing entertainment of high order
for the The tenound bouts and xround make
up the offering fighters of prominence in the topnotch ranks
will be in action The real main event. of will be the
windup bout which Ad Woga who aspires to the feather
weight championship and Young Kid Mccoy will step rounds
less The semiwndup is almost attractive as it will be
session between Frank Mane the boy who whipped Honey
Melody rag time Jack OKee wete champion of Colo
RADIO, who trimmed Mantell the last McCarey show.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

the Jap club for a game next Sunday
Answer through The Herald.
Manager Tilly of the Wells-Fargo
team desires to hear from the Forest
ers regarding game next sunday
Call Main 1925.
Manager Kline of the Athletic team
desires to hear from Manager Johnson
in regard to q challenge issued by the
Euclid aggregation In The Herald re-
Gently. Call E10S8.
Considerable dissatisfaction fingers
in the minds of the pupils of Carroll
park, Long Beach, as a result OF the
outcome of the game last Saturday
between the Daisy Avenue and the
Carroll Park school. The score of the
game was to in Daisy's favor.
Fans say that in the seventh inning,
after the umpire had rendered his de-
cision calling a man out at second,
as well as students rushed out
onto the diamond and were about to
mob the lump" when the police
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
BY LAY DAVIDSON

LILY PAPKE arrived from Frisco yesterday accom-
X panied by Sam Berger his and within short
- he and T. E. Jones' his former manager had
chatted condentay arrived thorough understanding
Papke confirmed his telegram Jones' which the former man
ager notified business relations between the two were
severed they settled shook hands and part
Berger left the evening train tor Frisco to look
after business but will return Sunday and VIII enter upon
the duties of manager Of the Kewanee boy at that time
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

when he walloped Mantell into the
shortend of the decision He is
classy fighter, clever, speedy and has s.
fairly good wallop.
Fred Ward and Clarence English
were matched as the first of the ten
round cards to be presented tonight,
but Ward sustained a sprained hand
yesterday while boxing and the bout
had to be Cancelled. Jack Redmond of
Milwaukee and Fred Corbett of Denver
were substituted, and these boys will
go to the ten-round route. Corbett is
the boy whom RUDE Smith brought to
town few days ago, and he impresseS
one with being the genuine article.
Redmond has been knocking out nearly
everybody that he has been sent against
lately and is corking good boy and
a tough proposition for any of them in
his class to tackle. 1t is a big cinch
that this scrap will be a dandy while
it lasts, and one of them should take
the count in short order.
Hobo Dougherty is the original busy
kid. He is a star card on nearly every
fight card in and around Los Angeles
of late and will be on the bill tonight
with Jap Togo, the best of the Eddie
Robinson string. They will go six
rounds or less in the curtain raiser.
Dougherty is an improving boy and his
successes have made him a good card.
Charlie Eyton viii referee the two
main events, and George Blake will act
as third man in the ring during the pre-
liminaries. The first bout will be called
promptly at S:15 o'clock, as promptness
is one of the hobbies of Handicapped
Hancock, and all bouts will be rushed
along as fast as the scrappers can make
way for them. In the event of rain or
muddy streets tonight sawdust walks
will be built from the car tracks to the
pavilion, and as the roof has been
tested by hard rains in the past the
fans need fear no drenching.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
BUSINESS REASONS DICTATED
PAPKE'S CHANGE OF MANAGERS
FORMER CHAMPION SAYS HIS BEST INTERESTS DEMANDED
SUCH ACTION

Kewanee Boy Business Representative Confer
Confdenaly and Action in Peace and Good Friend
Ship Arriving Amicable Understanding Without
Delay-They Settle Up Their Affairs Shake Hands
and Quit and Berger Assumes Managerial Duties.
Jones Takes Wolgast His Staff
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
LAWYERS DEFEAT HIGH SCHOOL

u. s. c. Law basketball five yester-
day afternoon defeated the Los An
eeies team on the hilltop courts by the
score of "a to IA in a practice game.
r. e. James was referee.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

stepped in and cleared the field. After
rendering his decision the umpire re-
versed it and allowed the runner to
stay on second This nettled the Car
roll Park team and they wanted to
withdraw from the game, but were
urged to play it out. The Daisy school
ran in several scores and won out.
The Daisy team will receive the cham
pionship pennant if they are awarded
the protest.
on account of Wilson playing under
the name of Stone in last Sundays
game against the Rivera team at Los
Neitos the Dolgevllle club was taken
down a peg because his former man
ager, Pete Hansen, did not give him
his release. The game win be played
off on neutral grounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
Free Admission
GOOD Only on Date of Issue.)

TTNHus Admission to
Bracket South Spring street, be-
tween of o'clock p. m If
presented later than the date at the bottom OF this
BRACKETT The Herald In writ
by Mr. Brackett to be HIGH CLASS CLEAN AND EDuOA-
n
nothing morbid monstrOsits be
ICharge Heraid1 city
prohibits children than fourteen old from
of accompanied by older
Friday, December 4, 1908
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM THE
REST AND MOST COMpT ETF. ORIGTNAT
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
POLY LEAGUE

Neidmour baseball club desires to
hear from the Santa Anitas in regard
to game next Sunday afternoon. Ar
rangements can be made by calling up
the sporting editor of The Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

Palms baseball team desires to hear
from either the Sunbright Babes or
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

the Jap club for a game next Sunday
Answer through The Herald.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-08-13
GLENDIVE

is acknowledged to be in the
very heart Of the greatest
horse breeding and stock
producing district in the
world. In this sale will be
offered 300 geldings weigh
ing from 1,4OO to 1000
pounds.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-08-13
WHY NOT

come to headquarters to
make your purchases of
weIl-bred draft horses?
Whether you are a user or a
dealer, we will be prepared
to meet your needs in better
shape than any other horse
sales company in the west.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-01-01
LAMorNr.


Owing to the bad travelling, the attend
ance was small st me hast regular meeting
Of LAmoine grange. One candidate was
elected to membership. The grange voted
to invite the State master to install ths
ofncers. A supper will Be- served ct ths
installation Jan. Z.
The following memorial resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas, The Angel Of Death has again en-
tered Lamoine Strange and taken our beloved
sister, Edith Chick, II 10 with deep regret tAat
We, - fraternal body. dssire to express ous
appreciation Of her life - . faithful member
Of our order. Although q quiet and sstir-
ing disposition, We feel that We have Lost .
true patron.
Resoired. That we extend our deepest SYM
pathy to the bereaved husband and family,
and commend them 70 the Heaveniy Father
Tor consolation and comfort.
Rssoissd, That our altar and charter b.
draped In mourning for period Of thirty
days. That copysof these resolutions b sent
70 the bereaved relatives, copy entered upon
the record Of our grange, and COPY sent 70
TEE ElIswoarn AMnaicAN for publication.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-01-01

To close with, here il clipping fur
nishcd by Irish Molly which includes q
whole sermon on the best gifts. These
gifts are more than material things; they
are the best OF ourselves:
In al your efforts to grow and gain let
Christmas remind you that il 10 also your
duty u give. Henry Drummond says:
"There is no happiness in having and getting,
but only In giving" He does not mean only
material gifts. but faith, loyalty, respect, JUS
t;ce, Temperance, obedience, affection. pity,
charity. Do We mot get the greatest good
when we make another happy Let Us then
do what we can for others. There are many
people about us who need cur aid. Help
them and
"A poor man served by thee shall make thee
A sick man helped by thee shall make thee
Thou shalt Sc served BY every sense
OF service which thou rendeYess's
Greeting the New Year in this spirit, may
all good things come TO you-ioy, peace, and Z
coDtented mind; and may you learn to love
and strive for the things that are worth while,
doing your part, be it great or small, 70 estab-
lish ''peace on earth, good will toward mem.
AUNT MADoE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-01-01
HARBORsIDE.

Charles Blake il building . power boat.
Percy Stubs came home from Nassa-
chusetts Friday.
Alvarsdo Gray and wife are visiting
relatives in Brewer.
CAPT. Ernest Gray and wife came homo
nom New York Saturday.
Irving Gray, Of Portland, spent Christ
mas with his family hare.
Miss Augusta Dyer has gone to Belfast,
where she has . position - governess.
Rev. Mr.. Douthitt, Of Castine, held .
service in the Union chapel Thursday
evening.
Thers was . ChYistmas tree ct Union
chapel Tuesday evening, with . Large
attendance.
Fired Hutehins and vile, Of Belfast, an
visiting Mrs. Hutchins' parents, c. b.
Crockett and wiSs.
4rs. Emma Gray went to Nanchsster.
Mass, Monday, for . three wesks' Witt
70 hsr daaghtsr, Mrs. Austin Cushing.
Decatur n. Gray, whiIs AsAi.g for ss,a
Thursday, caught . gun which was in
psrfsct condition, although it had bsen
under water two ysaFs. It was lost over
board By Albsrt Gray.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-01-01
mutuaI Benefit Column.
lss Motto: .Hs,pfxl asd Hopeful"

The purpose Of this column are succinctiy
stated in the title and motto-itis for the mutual
benefit and aa1ns " be helpful and hopeful
Bcing FIR the common good. It IL fer the com
mon use-a public servant. . purveyor Of In
formation and suggestion. medium for the In
serchange Of ideas. In this capacity IL soiicit'
communications, and its success depends largely
on the support given 1t in this respect. Com
munications muss be signed. but the name o.
writer will not be printed except By pernission
Communications viii be subject to approval Of
rejection by the editor OF the column. but none
win be rejected without good reason. Addrsei
all Communications 70
THE AMERICAN,
Ellsworth. Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-01-01

"When attacked BY cough or q cold.
foolishness to take any other mediciue
than pr. Kings New Discovery" seys @.
9. Mdeidge, Of Empire, G.. II have used
New Discovery seven years and know Il
- the BEST remedy on earth for coughs
and colds, Group and al throat and lung
troubles. Ny children arc subject to
Group, but New Discovery quickly cures
the King Of throat and lung remsdies.
Sold under guarantee at e. q. MooRR's
drug store. 60c. and q. Trial bottle frce,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-01-01

N0RrH cAsrlNE.

lsaac Dunhas 49, movsd to Cast;,a
Mn. Augusta Lsach has retur,sa -.
an extended visit IN Portland. 'n
u. =. Domansky and vile have .o,..
New York 70 remain until sprine.
Theodore ana Newell Psrk,ns, who r.,
been employed IN Bangor, are 1t home. ~
Missss Elisa and Adele wescott h.v.
closed their houss and are visiting friend.
In Bangor.
Mrs. Ada Joyce and Mn. Fred Dnnh..
and scn Eugene ars It home from Brocl.
ton, Nass.
CAps. John Avsry left last Thursday 70
spend the winter with friends in Portland
and Boston.
| Howard Heath, Of Bucksport, spent
Christmas week with his mother. NJ.
0eoe9ia Heath.
Archie Perry lsft last week. for New
Hampshirs, WHORE - will work at Ri,
trade 90 blacksmith.
Mn. Mary Lee Bowdsn, Of West pepob.
scot, spent ChristmAs with her motbe,
Nn. Frsd r. wardusll.
Oliver Perkins, Of South Psnobsco, !.
erecting monument for II. B. Wardwel,
on his farm q wardwell's point.
Miss Helen n. Dunbar returns to Cbel.
80, Mas, to-day altar spending the
Christmas recess with hsr parents, Samuel
Dunbar and vile.
TIA rh,3sku,Aa ankArtas~u..rt :. A.
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Gsrrfspsnbsntf.


The Resubmissi0n Question.
West FRANKLIN, Dec. a, 1907.
To the Editor Of TAe AMsr5cam:
"H." and "Chips" have flung their
banners to the breeze. Are they the only
ones that dare to do 90? Let all OF TIE
AMERICAN Correspondents express tlssir
veiws upon this important subject. Gird
on your armors; make ready for the
approaching conflict.
II resubmission means anything, it
means move toward legalised liquor
saloons. Can We comprehend what that
means? Resubmissionists stand in the
same attitude toward discriminating the
rum evil As did the copperheads toward
discriminating slavery. II they should b
successful, the repetition Of the Old Town
and Bar Harbor riots, disgrsceful a. they
are, would be common, and three Rs
would be in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lists, Rummies and Rioters. CH'E'KR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-01-01

Ths Christian Endeavor movement
seems to me to b Gods special an.
swer 10 the daring stacks Of certain
ecclesiastics and others upon tie sim.
pie but glorious gospel Of our Lord
Jesus Christ. While thess misguided
leaders are discouraging prayer and
tearing TIE Bible to shreds this I'm.
deavor movement pledges It's 1900. 00C
members to reverence the Bible, to
Rad II every day and daily to pray to
III divine author. And the young En-
6eavorers Of today win be the fathers
and mothers Of the next generations to
witness for God and His truth, SO "let
- not be weary in well doing" Let
- not lose heart amid Astounding un.
belief. God viii take care Of His
ehurch.-Ch Christian, London. England.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-01-01
among the Grangers.

This column is devoted 70 the Grange, es-
pecisliy to the oranges OF Hancock county.
The column is open 70 all gransers for the
discussion Of topics Of general interest," sno
for reports Of grange meetings. Make letters
short and concise. All Communications muss
be signed, but names will mot be printed ex-
cept by permission Of the writer. All com
munications win be subject TO approval ny
the editor, but none win be rejected without
good reason.