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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
BISHOP NINE TAKES
FAST DOUBLE HEADER
Gonzales TWirls Both Contests for
Winners-HeaVy Hitting Redeems
Mediocre ieIdng-Leonard
and Butler the Hltters

Playing fair ball. backed up by
heavy hitting, the Bishop companys
aggregation of diamond artists got
away with double header yester-
day. The first game was won from
the Los Angeles Brick team, the
final tally being put over in the tenth
inning. Gonzales threw good ball for
the winners and allowed but five hits
Nine men travelled the sold brick route
on this boys curves.
The matinee exhibition was five
inning affair with the Slmons Brick
company lads, in which the Bishops
again carried their colors to victory.
The enemy was literally dragged into
camp via the shutout route. Gonzales
performed remarkable feat by pitch
ing both contests, tanning six PLAYERS
in the afternoon. The five innings
were played in thirty-f1ve minutes.
The scores:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
STATE LEAGUE

STOCKTON, Sept. 12.-Sacramento
and Stockton divided a double header
today, the visitors taking the morning
contest to and the locals being
awarded the afternoon game at the
close of the eighth inning, when the
score stood A to 3 against them.
Hackett, the Sacramento catcher be-
came angry at a decision by Umpire
Harper and was put out of the game
for endeaVoring to pull the Indicator
mans nose. This left Sacramento with
but eight men, and Harper awarded
the game to Stockton. Scores:
Morning game:
Sacramento-Runs 8, hits 8, errors 1.
Stockton-Runs 2, hits 7, errors g.
Batteries-Stricklett and Hackett;
Peterson and Lebrande.,
Afternoon game:
Recommendations 4, hits 5, errors 2.
Stockton-Runs g. hits 8. errors 3.
Batteries-Trippet and Hackett; Gaff-
ney and Lebrande. awarded to Stock
ton in eighth).
FRESNO, Sept 12.-Fresno won a
fast ten-inning game from Oakland
2 to / this morning, but lost in the
afternoon to 2. Smith allowed the
visitors to gather but two hits in the
first game, and Funk's fast work on
the bases was the feature of the game.
Jones was hammered for thirteen hits
in the afternoon, Oakland having the
game all the way. Scores:
Morning game:
Fresno-Runs 2, hits 5, errors 8.
Oakland-Runs 1, hits 2, errors 1.
Batteries-Smith and McDonough; (;
Bloomfield and Burke.
Afternoon game:
Oakland-Runs 8, hits 13, errors 8.
Fresno--Runs 2, hits 5, errors 2.
Batteries-Henderson and Burke;
Jones and McDonough.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13

Idppy ITIOUBHI Nc Itu a sure winner
when he slammed a breeze burner
through the Oakland infield in the aft
ernoon contest, but the fast fielding of
McKune put the crusher on the YER
non catcher's hopes. Anyway, Hap
never deserved the hit for the spec
tacular manner in which he negotiated
the distance between home and sack
No. l.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
WIN ELEVEN
INNING CONTEST
Lind Connects with Two Bagger at
Crucial Moment-BreWers Out
field Works In Major
League Form

One of the fastest and best games of
yesterday afternoon was witnessed
when the Fraternal Aids and the VIE
lands met in an eleven-inning argu-
ment at Thirty eighth and Alameda
streets. The Brewers managed to an
mex the fat end of a 6 to score, put
ting over the winning run in the latter
half of the eleventh with no outs. Bob
Lyons threw nice ball for the long
enders and retired eight men by the
strike, out route. Lind put over the
winning run with timely two-bagger
The spectacular fielding of TAFT and
Collins in the Wielands' outfield
brought rounds of applause from the
spectators. The figures:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Cincinnati
was powerless before the pitching of
overall and Chicago won with ease.
Score:
Chicago-Runs 5, hits IL, errors 0.
Cincinnati-Runs 0, hits 10, errors /.
Ratteries-Overall and Archer; Ew-
ing, Rowan and Roth.
Umpires-O'Day and Johnstone.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-Pittsburg won
from ST. Louis today in hard fought
battle Score:
Pittsburg-Runs 4, hits ., errors l.
st. Louis-Runs 3, hits II; errors 3.
Batteries-Camnitz, Leifield and Glib
son; Lush and Bresnahan.
Umpire-Klem.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
BOXING ATHLETICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO, Sept 12.-Chicago de-
feated Cleveland in light hitting
game today. Score:
Chicago-Runs l, hits s. errors 0.
Cleveland-Runs 0, hits 3, errors 0.
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Otis,
Upp and Easterly.
ST LOUIS, Sept. 12.-Detroit won the
first game today II to 5 and tied the
second. Darkness intervened with the
score 4 to 4. Scorese:
First game:
ST. Louis-Runs o. hits 9, errors 2.
Detroit-Rune II, hits 6, errors 2.
Batteries-Waddell and Stephens; DON
oYan and Stanage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
ANGELS CAPTURE
MORNING GAME
DILLON FINALLY BEATS THE
M0HLERlTES
Ninth Inning Batting Rally Gives San
Francisco Second Contest of
Day from Down-Trodden
Champions
GRv Associated Press.1

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-Thor-
sens weakness in the last half of the
ninth inning today was all that pre-
vented Los Angeles from taking both
games. AS it was the southerners cap
tured the morning contest to and
lost in the afternoon 2 to l.
Up to the last half of the ninth innine
Thorsen allowed but one hit. Davis
faced him in the ninth and drove a
safe one to left. Mohler attempted tC
sacrifice, but Thorsen overthrew to
second, Davis landing on t-.ird. zeldeI
lifted a long fly and Davins scored
Miller followed with a safe drive and
Mohler brought in the winning run
Scores;
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
:IDY, HOGAN AND T0NNESoN TAKE HEAVY
LOCAL PLAYERS
AFTERNOON GAME
MORNING GAME

VTERNON the afternoon contest in yesterday and
Bill Reidys Commuters. The
ing game Oakland boys for although they
trimmed by they unable stand
prosperity minus pitching staff when the matinee
hibition called
Wlett who essayed tw the Hogantes to victory in the
morning unable his stride and mediocre
support the neld Leahy of the Southern State league
given behind in the but appeared ratified
failed anything Oakland the other hand
good and played snappy ball But Reidys smile off
After sending three pitchers into the box including himself and
shifting many times that few knew whether
third whether Hogan Tonneson
Redy going the hode during the next inning, the
Bayside touched for exactly nneteencoun them sac
hits the final contest Threebagge and twobase swats were
numerous as frogs in swamp.
OAKLAND SHY PITCHERS
When the bottom nochers found that Reidy had exhausted his
pitching staff they started the ball rolling though already assured
of the result and the smile aps the
breaking through bank of clouds Tonneon evidently oresaw
disaster when he wound for his initial delivery Stova fulfilled
the Oaanders goomiest fobodngs by swatng the ball for
clean single And from Stovaps hit until the last Oakland
man had been called the result in doubt
Tonneson lasted innings and the five hits which the Yer
aggregation scored off his delivery placed this artist the has
been list during the remainder of the afternoon And then the fans
treated spectacle such rarely has been witnessed
the Chues diamond for Bill Redy of the Oakland base
ball eam strobe from the bench the pitchers box with defiance
IN his every stride
But Tm"-1:'5 umDre-1F
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
EVANS BEATS GARDNER

WHEATON, ILL.,. Sept. 12.-Charles
Evans, jr. of Edgewater, defeated
Robert Gardney of Hinsdale. the new
national golf champion, and Tom Sher-
man of Yahoundasis, in the play-off of
the tie for the low qualifying score
honors of the national amateur cham
pionship tournament here today. By q
brilliant burst on the last nine holes
Evans won by rs to n. Sherman's
score was 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SENATORS AND PORTLAND
SPLIT ON DOUBLE HEADER
Sacramento Takes Opening Game of
Afternoon, and Beavers Win
Second Session in Seven
Innings

SACRAMENTO, Sept 12.-Sacra-
mento and Portland divided a double
header this afternoon, the locals TAX
ing the first and the Beavers winning
the seven-inning contest. The scores
were to and to 1 respectively.
Both games were snappy and without
ragged features. Superior stick work
won for the locals, and Portland's vic
tory was the result of Johnson's three
bagger. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
SUMMARY

Three-base hits-C Leonard, B. Butler.
Two-base hit-Buttrick. Sacrifice hits-Arguel-
10, e. Leonard. First base on errors-Bishops,
2; L. A. Brick Co.. 81 Left on bases-Bish-
ops, 4; L. A. Brick Co., g. Bases on balls
OFT Gonzales, 2; off orsatti, 1. Struck out
BY Gonzales 9; by Orsatti 8. Double plays
Abarta to Pursley; Arguello to E. Leonard.
Hits made-Off Gonzales, 5; off Orsatti, s..
Parsed ball-Hesser Wild pitch-Orsatti. Hit
by pitched balls-Hunter salazar. Time-2:0O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Innings pitched-By Tonneson, 2; by
Reldy, 8; by W. Hogan, 3. Charge defeat to
Tonneson. Two-base hits-Martinke Bra
shear. Eagan, Hit, Coy, stovaL. 2. Bases
on balls-on HIT 8; off Tonneson, l; off
Reidy, /; off W. Hogan, l. Struck out-By
Hit. 3. Sacrifice hit-H. Hogan. HIds-
of Tonneson, s; of Reidy, I; off W. Hogan,
7. Wild pitch-Tonneson. TIme-l:4O. I'm
pires-Toman and Irwin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
Secrecy Is Sought

Every effort has been made to secure
secrecy in the matter, as the racing Of
ficials did not wish the matter to be-
come public knowledge lest opposition
should be aroused to harass them in
completing the plans. But Cole finally
admitted that such are the. plans of
those interested in the Arcadia plant,
and this sets at rest the rumors re-
garding the methods by which the turf
followers of California would evade or
override the strict provision of the
WalkerOtis bill, and thus give winter
racing to California
The abandonment of the Tia Juana
race project after the refusal of the
Mexican government, under pressure
from Washington, to grant the neces-
sary concessions was, so Cole states,
the immediate cause of the revival Of
efforts to promote winter racing in the
Golden state. With the establishment
of the track at Juarez, just over the
Mexican border from Ell Paso, 1t was
considered that all chances Of competi-
tion with Santa Anita meeting had
been destroyed. The Santa Anita Of
hcials then gathered in a quiet meet
ing and proceeded with plans for the
winter race meet at the beautiful track
which is still fresh with the memories
of Lucky" Baldwin, deceased million
aire turfman and founder of the Area
dia track.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
Notes of the Game

Wonder who will be next seen in the
pitchers box for Oakland Pretty
nearly every one had a chance at it
yesterday from w. Hogan to Bill Reidy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
ONe OUT WHtH WIIIIIIIIB 7 uII &c
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hit-Zeder. Bases on balls-On
Thorsen. l. off Durham, 2. Struck out-By
Thorsen, |; by Durham, 2. Double plays
zeider to Mohler to Tenant; Bodie to Ten
nant Passed ball-Smith. Time-lsS5.
Umpires-Van Haltren and McGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13

Although Leahy showed nothing ex-
ceptional in the morning set-to at YER
non, the wild pitching of Willets
scarcely gave the busher fair show.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13

But Happy and his band had caught
the spirit of the occasion and the Oak
land manager lasted but three frames
When one says lasted, he means that
the Commuter in question remained in
tho pitchers box during three innings
Every inning, however, that Reidy
showed the swift ones across the plate
meant duck soup for the locals, and
five hits were scored during the first
chapter of Reidy's work. Three of
these safeties were converted into tai
lies, and from this point of the game
until the close Vernon was under
wraps and simply played for the pur-
pose of raising batting averages.
Reidy Batted from Box
Reidy amid cries of "help" and with
the hits being rammed into the out
field as regular as the rounds Of beer
at a German picnic retired in favor
of Third Baseman Hogan.
But why elaborate on the painful de-
tails of those last few innings? Suf-
ficient that six hits and three runs
were secured from the Oakland in
fielder and that the man who hangs
up the figures on the tally board ex-
hausted his stock of "3s.'
Hit, who did the honors for the win
ners, twirled good ball, allowing but
five hits. The infield work of Vernon
was a combination of brilliant plays
and inexcusable errors, the latter being
largely responsible for the two runs
which the Commuters managed to
squeeze over the plate. When Hogan
was shifted from third base to the
pitchers box by Manager Reidy other
changes were also made in the Oak
land lineup. McKune was shifted from
short to third, while Christian was
moved in from the right garden to fill
the vacancy made by the removal of
McKune. Reidy stationed himself in
the right field and negotiated his po-
sition without an error The entire
Oakland field worked well, scoring sew
eral brilliant plays and making but
two runs in all. The terrific hitting
of their opponents, however, proved too
much for their well regulated defense
Bernard Receives for Locals
Hogan on the receiving end of the
locals battery retired early in the con-
test in favor of Bernard. The short
stop played a fast and heady game in
his new position, while Haley brought
cheer after cheer from the large crowd
of fans who took in the contest (?) by
his fast fielding of Bernard's former
position. Following is a tabulated ac-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
OAKLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Brashear, Hogan 2, Mar
tiuke Sacrifice hits-Cameron. Kelly,
Byrnes. Bases on balls-On Willett, q off
Nelson, 3; of Bartlett. l. Struck out-By
Willett, 2; by Nelson, 3; by Bartlett 1. Hits
--On Willett z; runs, g. Double plays
Afartinke to Leahy; Coy to Bernard Passed
balls-Leahy. 2; Weisel. Wild pitches
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
SACRAMENTO
7 AVI yI . " II 1T
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-bese hit-Johnson. Sacrifice hit
parringer. Bases on balls-on Brown, i
off Guyn, / Struck out-By Guyn, l. by
Brown, 2. Time-1:s5 Umpire-McCarthy'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13

Hogan made a hard try for Gamer
on's high foul in the fourth inning yes
terday afternoon, but failed to nego-
tiate anything more than a black mark
in the error column.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13

Vernon has finally won series. And
from the aggregation of baseball artists
which put it all over the Angels in the
recent Oakland-Los Angeles series.
Watch the fur fly when Hogan and
Dillon again clash.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
sIMONs BRICK co
SUMMARY

Two-base hit-C. Leonard. First base on
errors-Bishops, l; Simons Brick Co., l. Left
on bases-Bishops, 2; Simons Brick Co. g.
Struck out-By Gonzales, 6; by Pico T. Hits
made-oh Gonzales, l; off Pico 3. Time-:35
Umpire-McNickols.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
SUMMARY

Two-base hlts-Lind, Cartrite. Sacrifice hits
-Arellanes (2), Hartenstein, Collins 90,
Drown. Bases on balls-On Drown, 2. Struck
out-By Drown, s; by Lyons, s. Double plays
Terry to Kettlewell Lind (unassstedl. Hits
made-on Drown, IL off Lyons, s. Hit by
pitched balls-Huhl (2). Time-2;5o.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
PLAN RACE MEET
AT SANTA ANITA
FIVE WEEKS RACING PRO-
POSED BY TURFMEN
WILL EXPERIMENT WITH THE
ORAL BETTING
Former Associate Judge Ed Cole Says
Secret Meeting of Horsemen Was
Held and Winter Meet
Prepared For
BY A. e. pUNNING

Five weeks winter racing at Santa
Anita, with trial of the oral system of
betting in vogue on eastern tracks
This is the program of the Santa Anita
Racing association, as decided on at
secret meeting of racing men held last
week, according to the statement of
Ed Cole, who acted as associate judge
at the last years meeting under Pre-
siding Judge Hamilton. The meeting,
according to the statement made by Ed
Cole to Herald representative when
he was approached at a beach hotel,
was held in offices of those interested
in the project in Los Angeles. 1t was
decided that no attempt will be made to
force the issue of the Walker Otis anti
betting law, but the same procedure
will be followed as has been used on
the eastern tracks.
There were present at this meeting
Percy Treat, secretary of the New Cal
ifornia Jockey club, who controls the
Emeryville track, who is the reputed
representative of Tom Williams, czar
Of western racing; Hughey Jones,
bookmaker under the old regime and
representative of George Rose, the
chief director in the Santa Anita Rae
ing association. No definite plans for
announcements of stakes or the thou
sand and one details of the opening of
a winter race meet were settled or even
talked of, it is said, but it was decided
that an attempt will be made to race
at the magnificent Arcadia track, and
that the oral system of betting will be
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
sAN FRANCIsCO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-Howard Three-base hits-God-
win, Berry. Two-base hits-Howard God
win, Delmas. Tozer, Tennant, Mechoir. Sac
rifice hits-Hosp Howard, H. Smith, Mohler,
Mundorff. Bases balls-On Meikle, I;
off Tozer g. Struck out-By Meikle, 8; by
Tozer, 8. Hit by pitcher-Tennant. Double
plays-Mundorff to Tenant; Delmas to
Wheeler to Orendorff Time-2:0o. Umpires
Van Haltren and McGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Fisher. Darringer. sac
riice hits-Raymer, Darringer. Bases on
balls-On Baum. 3; off Hardness, l. struck
out-By Baum, 3; by Hardness, 6. Double
plays-Fisher to Johnson Time-1:5o. Um-
ntre-McCarthy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13

Brashear's tumble of Cutshaw's
grounder was responsible for the first
run tailed by the Commuters in the
matinee exhibition.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
Opening Date Uncertain

The date for the opening of the meet,
the officials, the settlement of stakes
all the minute details, in fact-have
been left undetermined. But it is
planned to push ahead with the ar
rangement of the affairs Of the track.
Just who the officials will be is still
very obscure matter. 1t would be
purely matter of guess work to dwell
on the probable date of the opening.
though it is believed that the track will
open about December /.
What gives significance to the state
ment made by Cole is the fact that
various horse owners who raced last
year at Santa Anita are preparing to
ship their stables to Arcadia for the
winter. U. 2. DeArman is known to
have written asking for reservations
for his string and it is common talk
among turfmen that Sam Hildreth will
ship the best of his thoroughbreds to
the local track. Taken in conjunction
with the fact that the Santa Anita
track has been kept in perfect condi-
tion for race meet all summer, that
a large staff of men has been con-
stantly employed to care for the track
and grounds, planting flowers, condi-
tioning the track and keeping the
stables and grand stand in first-class
shape, the story of the decision to
start racing is given wide credence.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13

Martinke is sporting brand new lid
as the result of a long homer over the
left field fence on Admission day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13

Martinke made one of the cleanest
bunts of the season in the latter half
of the fourth when he dropped one on
the third base line, filling the stations.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
To Try Oral Betting

1t is stated by Cole that Percy Treat
will act as the banker in the oral
system. In other words, he will locate
in a Los Angeles office and will re-
ceive deposits by turf followers cover
ing the wagers they propose to make
at the track. No bookmakers, of course,
will be permitted, but as the system
has proved success in the east, par
ticularly at Saratoga and Sheepshead,
1t is believed it will prove equally as
good in California.
No mention is made of plans for
meeting at Emeryville, but it is taken
for granted that Tom Williams will
plan for a meet at the Oakland track
to be conducted on lines similar to that
proposed for Santa Anita. In fact,
there is no possibility that Williams
would permit racing in the south, with
the EmeryVille track lying idle. Two
months ago a statement was printed in
The Herald that Williams had refused
to allow promoters of automobile races
to lease the Emeryville track for pur-
poses of holding contests unless they
guaranteed to replace them in as good
condition for racing as they found
them, adding, TO a representative of
The Herald at the time, that I'VE will
race here this winter and don't want
the track spoiled"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13

SCORE BY INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13

Haley's beautiful retrieve of Lewis
fast grounder in the sixth raised the
Vernon players stock several notches
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
OAKLAND Shy PITCHERS
Afternoon Game

willett. Nelson. TIms-1:t5. Umpires-Ir-
win and Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-13
BACRAMENTO

Totals. Is
sRatted for Harkness in ninth.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-03
ENGINEERS HERE.

Engineers Louis c. Iill and Chester
Smith were in the city Tuesday night.
Mr. Hill went on TO Phoenix yesterday
morning and Mr.. Smith went back to
Roosevelt yesterday morning
Arizona republican., 1909-06-03

to clean up a considerable amount of
business which has been hanging for
good many days. They were sue
cessful in a part of their attempts and
in others were not so successful. The
proposition of opening up alleys in the
rear of or rather between Main street
and First street to the north of it came
up for a general round of discussion.
1t appears that deeds have been made
by good many of the property owners
granting room for an alleyway but that
the deeds have in some way been mis-
carried and are not to be found at this
time. The street supervisor who was
appointed as a committee some time
ago to look after the finding of the
deeds reported that he had been I'M
successful and the matter was turned
over to Attorney Silverthorn.
Observation-Disclosures and motorcyclists
were interested in the ordinance which
was passed to the effect that lamps
which are lighted must be on both
these kinds of vehicles between sun
down and cunup. This is not calcu-
lated to work a hardship on any of the
joy riders but is law passed upon the
suggestion of good many people that
the motorcycles and autos should be
lighted at night.
The ordinance number so was pass
ed after a canvass of the votes of the
election Of May II. showing that the
citizens of Mesa were in favor of
street car franchise being given to A.
j. Chandler. The council proceeded
Immediately to pass an ordinance in
accordance with the election.
The bills against the city were al
lowed up to date.
City Engineer L. G. Knipe appear
ed before the council and asked that a
meeting of the council be called in the
near future as he had several items of
considerable Importance to take up
with them. 4
Arizona republican., 1909-06-03
PROSPECTS GOOD.

J. F. Hemperly will leave today for
Neodasha, Kans, where he is inter-
ested in extensive farming. Mr.. Hem
perly returned yesterday from Win
chester where he has been with w. III.
Slaughter of the Bank of Glendale for
the purpose of looking over their min
ing property recently located near
there. Mr.. Hemperly is interested in
the Salt River Valley bank of this
lace. The claims in which Mr.. Hem
perry is interested. are known as the
Anaconda group of two. 1t appears
that there has. been an extra showing
of gold discovered which has led the
owners to organize a company and
will soon commence placing stock on
the market.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
NEWS NOTES

Frank Brechan writes from Acad- emy, S. D., that he is experiencing some really cold weather, below zero for weeks at a time.
 The Ahlquist company has secured the local agency for the Stakeholder car.
 Mir. and Mrs. Vim. Taylor. of Salt Lake City are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Fred Crismon.
 The latest information regarding Prof. B. NJ. Nevison is to the effect that he is now in the real estate, busi- ness in Portland. the firm being known as the Bast-Nevison Realty and In- vestment company.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. NJ. Hickey. who have been spending the winter here. left last evening for their home in Jackson. Neb.
 Miss Georgia Tomlinson is expected home from Guthrie tomorrow. where she has been teaching school. She will remain during the holidays. t
 Wm. Still returned< yesterday from Los Angeles. where he has been paying his son visit.
 Mrs. Refeugio Pena. whose death oc- cured Monday morning. was buried yesterday at the Catholic cemetery.
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