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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
MOTOR CARSHOW
PROMISED EVENT
DICK FERRIS TO BE MANAGER
OF AFFAIR
WHOLE FLOOR OF HAMBURGER
BUILDING ENGAGED
Beautiful Decorative Scheme to Be
Carried Out by Transforming
Entire Space Into One
Huge Arbor

A new item of interest has risen
above the horizon of local motordom
with the announcement of an automo-
bile show for next January.
1t will be held under the auspices OF
the local dealers association and will
be under the management of the versa
tile Dick Ferris Of recent balloon fame.
Ferris ability to get up attractive
features was a strong inducement to
the dealers to have him assume the
responsibility of the whole affair, and
as the machines will not rise through
the roof and allow of improbable audi
ences of two or three hundred thousand
seeing the whole show for nothing, it
promises to be a safer financial ven
ture than the promotion of aerial races.
The show will be held in the Ham
burger building, one entire floor having
been engaged for the last week in jan
uary. At that time it is figured that
the populace who are interested in mo
tor cars will be recovered from the
holiday fever and will be looking for
amusement and features of interest.
According to the unformulated plans
of Ferris there will be several amuse-
ment features that will be we'll worth
the price of admission of themselves.
The decorative part of the show will
be handled by G. l.. Moselle, who did
the decorative work on the last show
held here, as well as the one held at
San Francisco. The motif to be carried
out in the decoration will be an arbor
effect and all of the booths will be in
harmony instead OF allowing each firm
to arrange its display independently
when some are sure to clash. Moselle
plans to ship a carload of Virginia
cypress here to use, as it has excellent
keeping qualities, retaining its color
and fragrance for at least ninety days.
The decorations will not be the ord
mary fiimsy affairs that are frequently
used as the show here will be repeated
at San Francisco, Portland and Seat
tie If the plans of Ferris are carried
out.
With such a string of exhibitions it
is believed that the manufacturers
would ship lines that would make the
show equal to any given in the east,
and far superior to any that could pos
slbly be arranged if the local com
munity were depended on solely.
The amusement features that have
been discussed promise rare show,
but until more definite arrangements
are made no formal announcement OF
any of them will be given out.
The Idea of a show meets with the
favor of the m -,tority of the local deal
ers, and coming as 1t does at a time
when nearly all of the 1909 models will
be ready for delivery and the eastern
tourists are here in numbers, 1t is eX-
pected that it will be productive of ex-
cellent results.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
ZUEBLlN STIRS STORM;
KANSAS CITY AROUSED
chicagoan's Advocacy of Intermar-
rage Between Whites and Blacks
May Bar Him from School
Buildings

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 19.--The MEM
bers of the board of education are for
tifying themselves with all available
information concerning the nature of
the lectures of Prof. Charles Zueblin of
the University of Chicago since the
storm of disapproval has burst over
the utterances of the lecturer during
lecture at the Central high school be-
fore the University Extension club.
From interviews with each of the four
members of the board who are in the
city 1t appears that the university ex-
tension course cannot gain the permis-
sion of the board of education to use
any public school building for Zueblin
lecture.
The University of Chicago man has
advocated many theories during his
previous lectures in Kansas City which
were not taken seriously by his hear
ers owing to their difficulty in grasping
his train of thought, but the last straw
came recently when he practically ad-
vocated the intermarriage of the white
and black races In order to perfect
more perfect civilization.
The question which now confronts the
board of education is the advisability
of allowing the public school buildings
to be used for the purpose of holding
the Zueblin and other lectures along
the same line. The university extern
sion course is mostly aLtenueu Dy Ledch'
ers in the public schools who have not
had an opportunity of finishing a uni
yersity course. 1t is claimed, however,
that such a lecture as given by Pro-
lessor Zueblin could not benefit them
In any way
The lecturer was not at all back
ward about going into details Of just
what the conditions would be If his
theory was put to the test. The race
problem would be solved by the inter
marriage of the white and black races,
he said as the Culture and refinement
of one race would assimilate the COARSE
ness of the other.
az certainly do not approve OF lee
lures of the kind given by Professor
Zueblin,"N said Gen. Milton Moore,
member Of the board of education to.
day "Joseph l.. Norman. president OF
the board, and myself voted against the
proposition of allowing the puonc
school buildings to be used for these
lectures every time the matter was
brought up"
Other members of the board did not
hear the Zueblin lectures but are unan-
imous in declaring that the pubic school
buildings shall not be used for the ad-
vancement of such theories as were adj
vocated last Tuesday
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
MAN WILLED 100000
FOUND BY ACCIDENT

CoATEsVILLE, Pa, Nov. 1s.-After
searching for him for twenty years
Col. H. G. Swayne, a Philadelphia at
torney. accidentally found the Rev
George Tryon. pastor of the HePhzl-
bah Baptist church, near here, ana IN
formed him that an aunt in Phlladel-
mia desired to leave the minister
fortune, said to be $4,000.
A few days ago Col. Swayne and the
Rev. Mr.. Tryon We're in their respect
tive carriages at the local PennsylVa-
MIA railroad station. One of the horses
became frightened at locomotive; MI
Tryon's team collided with that OF the
attorneys. The preacher apoiosi4 ~
to Col. Swayne and offered to pay the
damages. ~
attorney.
George Tryon." said the preacher.
syVbv great Scott, man, l have been
looking for you for twenty years eN-
claimed the attorney.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
SLUGGERS TO.
FEATURE CARD
M'CAREY COMPLETES A REAL
FIGHT PROGRAM
Four Bouts and Thirty-two Rounds Is
Aggregate Offering for Tuesday
Night, with Flynn and john
son In Main Event

At McCarey's pavilion next Tuesday
evening the fans will be entertained
with an old fashioned SUGGEST. two of
the numbers on. the card being of the
hammer style. Jim Flynn and Battling
johnson put up such terrific arguments
when they met before that even with
out reinforcements they would be ex-
pected to draw a crowded house at their
third scrap, but Manager McCarey has
put ON three other bouts which Will give
continuous action from the first tap of
Fat ATs gong.
The complete offering is as follows:
Jim Flynn VS.. Battling Johnson, ten
rounds.
Danny Webster VS.. Walter Fisher,
ten rounds.
Frank Mantell VS.. Roy Page six
rounds.
Jim Cameron VS.. Arthur Collins, six
rounds.
Ten sessions for Walter Fisher and
Danny Webster probably mean a decis-
i've battle as both OF the lads have ex-
pressed the determination of wading
in from the first and settling the ques-
ton of superiority in as short order as
possible. Charlie O'Connor, who is
handling Fisher, wants to send his boy
ahead as fast as he shows develop
ment and he does not think there is an
0tt1er uBnCer III the IedIueTNNelBul ulNi-
sion who will extend Fisher more than
Webster. Webster is doing some hard
work with Jim Flynn at Eastside, and
the fireman says he Is the liveliest little
scrapper that has been against him for
many moons. Flynn attests the punch
ing abilities of Webster by the absence
of molar which Danny extracted with
his gloved fist in one of their fierce
Nmixups.
10 T,,o,,1- NFop+oI &c in opvtbipo Iitrn
his eastern form his contest with Roy
Page will be a heated scrap, for Page
has improved a great deal in the past
few months and with his constant try
outs of all classes of fighters at the pa
vilion Roy has become hardened 10
whatever punches can be leYeled at him
and the fans will see different indi-
viduaI from the boy who was knocked
out by Russell Van Horn last year.
Probably none of the fights has
greater attraction for the patrons of the
game than the scrap between Jim Cam
eron and Arthur Collins. Cameron has
yet to show class in his contests, but
he did all that was required of him
when he hooked up with Frank Hol-
brook and the manner in which ne
struggled with Battling Johnson when
he acted as sparring partner for the
Russian showed he is game, and Col
Inns is not expected to have any picnic
when he meets Cameron in the pre-
liminary.
Collins is a clever dusky and always
has shown class when he has been in
an engagement, but he is training for
his fight as hard as though he had a
more experienced foe to deal with. Col
Inns declares that he will do his best to
shut out all aspirations of Cameron for
attaining a higher altitude in the fight
game.
Jim Flynn worked like a trooper yes
terday, taking his regular spin on the
highway i'm the forenoon and training
at Fred Wards place in the afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
ITALIAN RUNNER IS
TRAINING FOR RACE
Columbia Students Flock to Track al
University to See Dorando Doing
His Preliminary Work for
Big Match Event

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Columbia stu
dents are neglecting studies these days
to watch Dorando, the Italian runner,
who came here to meet John j. Hayes
the Marathon runner, in what may be
STYLED a rerunning of the event in
Madison Square Garden.
The little italian is training at the
university and made his first appear
ance yesterday on the gym track. A
great crowd of students fiocked to see
him put the laps behind him on the
indoor course. Eighty laps Is all DO
rando went and he showed little sign
of fatigue. He says he is confident of
beating Hayes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
Omen the Books!

Lady of the Chorus Ito press agent
See here, Willie, it amt right for Tart
an Bryan t. be getting all the adyer-
Using out of this publicity stunt. just
YOU rustic down t. the papers an give
'em spiel about us chorus ladies'; thai
recognizing the great moral moEelne y.
we've decided T. make public all gl1ts
of a ten-spot or over, who gave EN- an
what we done with the money! - uoN'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
BICYCLISTS Keeling
Off MILES IN RACE
Ten Leading Teams in Six-Day En-
durance Contest Have Covered
More Than 695 Miles and
All Are Close Up

BOSTON. Nov. 19-The contestants
in the six-day bicycle race resumed to-
day at 1895 p. m. and made In the first
hour twenty-t three miles. three laps,
which brought the total of the ten
leading teams up to 6S5 miles, five laps,
with Devonovitch and Halligan, who
lost two laps in the spring yesterday,
posted at 6S5 miles, three laps.
He Wanted to Know
Mr.. Callipers (didactically)-Hun
my son, is the best sauce.
Little Clarence-Yes, sir; but how do
they spread it on anything PUCK.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20

He worked over an hour, ending up the
DAYS toll with two rounds with Fanny
Webster and three with Johnny
O'Keefe.
Rattling Johnson was just as busy at
San Pedro. His early road trayersing
scored ten miles from his log and in the
afternoon he whipped all of his spar
ring partners to a standstill and cried
for more. He engaged in battle Fred
Ward, Howard Baker and Jack Waish
and did not appear a bit tired when ms
nine rounds were, finished. Johnson
weighed 191 pounds after his rupooWh'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
For the Children

You can confer a lasting
favor on the children of your
acquaintance by telling them
about the Herald Junior is
sued every Sunday for the
bows and girls of Los Angeles
and Southern California. The
Herald Junior gives several
dollars in prizes each week tor
the best letter or the best
verse. Parents and school
teachers all over Southern
California are taking a lively
interest in the Junior because
thew realize it's value as an edu-
cational factor.
Tell the children about the
free coupon in The Herald
each day, which entities them
to admission to the best NOV
inc picture theaters in Los
Angeles. No sensational pic
lures shown. High class, NOR
al instructive and amusing
scenes are the only kind ex-
hibited at Brackets theaters.
No strings to this gift. You
simply cut out the coupon and
30 TO the entertainment. No
money required. Your coupon
IS your ticket. See the coupon
in The Herald today. Beat the
others to it and clip it in adj
vance.
If you are an amateur photog-
rapher see the magazine page
devoted to your art. Send in
a print and get the cash prize.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
WASTE WOULD
FURNISH PULP
SAW MILL LOSS COULD BE
USED FOR WOOD PAPER
Forest Products VIII Be Enhanced
When Sawdust and Slabs Can
Be Utilized for Factory
Purposes

To insure a pulp wood supply to
meet adequately the future needs of
the country seems one of the most i'm
portant of the many forest problems
of the United States. Statistics col
lected by government experts, how
ever. show possibilities in the field OF
invention for the relief of the drain
on the countrys remaining pulp wood
forests may be found by utilizing saw
mill waste. oo.o oo
1t is estimated there are 4,5OOOOO
cords of slabs destroyed in refuse
burners by the lumber mills of the
country each year. The wood used for
pulp last year amounted to approx
mately 1900, 900 cords, about a quarter
of which had to be imported.
The mill waste estimate is based
on a recent canvass of some OF the
larger mills of the country by the
United States forest service, which
established the interesting fact that
mills. having an aggregate cut OF
!. 440 900. 900 board feet, had final
waste of 100000 cords of slabs after
the best had been used for lath.
Assuming these mills to be repre-
sentative, it is seen there is still con-
siderable waste in forest products at
the mill, even after the earnest efforts
of lumbermen, during the last ten
years. to bring about a more complete
utilization of the whole tree.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
GOSSIP OF The DIAMOND
BY RED PERKINS

lenge of the Palms team and pay their
own expenses from El Monte to Los
Angeles, providing the game is on.
There are four brothers on the El
Monte club in the Freer family. Fol-
lowing is the country town lineup: W.
Freer, catcher: Fairly. pitcher; Il.
Freer, first base; Cope, second base; H.
Freer, third base; Bverts, left field; G.
Freer, shortstop; Mccoy, center field;
Climinson right field. Call Blue IA at
FL Monte for further information or
answer through The Herald.
The Bristol Piers baseball team of
Santa Monica is out with q def to play
any club next Sunday on the seaside
diamond and any amateur club desiring
a game with this team should call
Price 1883 on the Home phone, or 1884
on the Sunset phone at Santa Monica.
John Hassamier, the mogul of the
Ascot Athletic club baseball team,
phoned The Herald last night that he
had arranged a game with the Forest
ers baseball team for next Sunday
morning on the Ascot diamond. Fol-
lowing is the lineup:
AscoTs FoREsTERs.
Hassamier. c. ''...'.s'.'. l5aool
Little. .........s.-'. p. $500 go. - 'olsuii
Scott. 1b $50. Ferris tcap,)
R1inyard (cap.) ...... Oh ..........J. Clarls
Fellows. ........... Oh ..-..s..'. y. clark
Enders. ............. S. ''.''.s'.' nltnfoW
Anderson. .......,.. c. T. ..,......C. Clark
Ellis. r. Z. .......... Young
Riggs. ............- l. 7. 1900. MAJ thiVA
The manager of the San Bernardino
club has forwarded to the secretary of
the Association league the list of his
players for the entire season and also
the names of the players who will take
part in Sundays game against the Pa
cific Coast Syrup company. IT still
am handicapped little yet on account
of unfinished grounds, but it will not
be much longer until the diamond is
I'm fine condition." writes Glenn. He
also says that he would like to hear
from any club regarding Saturday aft
ernoon games in the near future and
arrangements can be made through The
Herald with clubs desiring games.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20

IN HE "Honeymooners" and the paid
in Full" theatrical teams have Sc
a lected their players and arranged
to play benefit game this afternoon
on the St Vincent diamond, starting
at 2 o'clock, the entire gate receipts
to be donated to the Elks' entertain
ment fund. James ]. Jeffries will be
on hand as official umpire. Visiting
and Los Angeles Elks will be present
to cheer their respective clubs on to
victory and a good exhibition of the
national game should result. Follow
ing is the lineup;
PAID HONEY
IN FULL" MOONERs,"
Rengshaw ........... p. Philbrook
Iee................. C. ...,...... Fleming
Handyslde. ......... 1b ..,...'-.. Lewis
Brown..........,... 2b ......... STANFORD
Gibson. SIS. .......... Quincy
Ceutts.............. 90 .......... .Hearne
Keim. ............... l. I. s.''''... hoVey
Kruger. ............. C. I. ..''ss.. .Daiey
Wilson ............ r. fr. ......... London
George E. Dietrich, a former player
in the Pennsylvania Tri-State league,
will endeaVor to place a strong base
ball team in Bakersfield next year.
Dietrich is anxious to place team
in the State league if 1t becomes
class b organization. Dietrich played
under Arthur Irwin. Spider Baum,
who now is manager of the Fresno
club and Brasheur of the Angels, were
in the organization with him. He will
reside in Los Angeles during the
winter.
Manager Russell of the Sierra Madre
baseball club says he would be pleased
to hear from the Kanaka Japs in re-
gard to game next Sunday after
noon The lineup of the country ag-
gregation will be as followsi Morrison,
catcher; Attell, pitcher; Hart, first
shortstOp; Carter. third base; Russell,
left field; Olsen, center field and Ray,
right field
FL Monte has organized Sunday
baseball team, with George Dobbins
as manager, and phoned The Herald last
night that they would accept the chal-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20
Should Invent Methods

These figures make it look as If
American inventors, who perform Won
derful feats in other fields, should Won
slider methods to make these waste
slabs available for the pulpmakers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20

The basketball team of the club re-
ported for practice last night and under
the direction of Coach Hahn put in
about two hours at hard work. Hal
briter was indisposed and failed to ap-
pear on the floor. ut is a habit with
Percy" said Walton.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-20

How about the coxswain for the
crew? Who is he? Where is he? Any
body who intelligently answers the
foregoing questions would confer ia
vor upon Captain Isaacs of the four. He
is doing his utmost to get somebody out
who will act in the official capacity, but
it must be done before Thanksgiving
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
AscendInr Mount Mansaeld d winter.

The visit to Mt Mansfield last week
Of party Of young people, including
two young ladies'. recalls the fact that t
i an unusual event for women to visit
the mountain in winter In April. 1885.
Miss Bessie Adams. then a girl Of II
years. accompanied her father. G. W.
adams, and young man from Boston
to the top Of the mountain Oh the SNOW
crust The snow was very deep and the
ernst hard enough To hold up q horse.
All three carried jumpers and made the
descent ia quick time on tnem The
only other instances on record il that
Of perhaps fortY-Gve years ago wneu
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnes. Dr.. and
Mrs. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and
Miss Abbie Barnes, names familiar to
the older people OF Stowe, undertook
to visit the mountain IN winter with q
four horse team, driving TO the half was
houes, the ladies riding the horses from
there to the summit or tip.top house
as it was called, where they put up for
the night and took thc horses inside for
shelter A severe storm came on during
the night and the party experienced
great nafdships on It's return the next
day They would undoubtedly have met
with loss Of life. but for the timely as
sistanee Of friends who, being alarmed
for their safety, went to their rescue
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
PLAINFIELD.

Miss Alice Bailey il teaching in the
Goodrich district,
Theron Perry and Curtis Baldwin were
lin Barre Thursday
f. f. Bamforth and wife 81 Water
bury were in town Wednesday
VIM. Kinney Of Plainfeld. n. j.. Is the
guest Of bis father, Henry keuney.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Waldo Of Granite.
willie we're at u. }. elolby's recently.
Mrs. James Lyman Of Newport recent
" visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Townsend.
Mrs " II Leavitt was called to Bur
lington Tuesday on account Of the seS
0us illness Of her father
Carl Cate returned to his home in No.
Montpelier Wednesday after spending
few days with his father, 4. NJ Cate.
The drama, Tony. the Convict play
ed by the Capital Dramatic company Of
Montpelier, Wednesday evening. was well
attended
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Farnilam, M.
and Mrs George Henry Clark, and Chas.
Mcknight Of East Montpelier were IN
town Thursday evening to attend the
grange installation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
Portrait and Slipper.


A touching aneedote, associated with
a picture In the National gallery at
Edinburgh, IS told By an English lady
In her book. 'Potpourri From a Surrey
Garden She writes Several pic
lures stand out with peculiar interest,
especially the life sized Galnsborough
Of the young Mrs Grahanle. She sat
Tor the picture as 4 bride, but before
II came home she vas dead and her
husband had gone to the wars When
he came back he never had the cour-
age to open the case which contained
his young wlfe's portrait. on his
DEATH many lohg years after it was
painted, It was opened by his heirs
and inside the case was the little
white slipper she had left with the
painter to help him 20 finish his pic
tnre The portrait was given to the
Edinburgh gallery, and the slipper
was kept by the family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
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