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The Globe-republican., 1909-06-03
HOWELL ITEMS.

Mrs. Gragg and Miss Rogers called on
Mrs. Graham one afternoon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox and family at
tended camp meeting at Ford last week,
returning home Saturday.
Mrs. Anders and daughter returned
home from Liberal last Friday.
Mrs. Miller called on Mrs. Klnkead one
evening last week.
Ebert Richards and family visited hi
father Saturday.
Mr.. Dougherty one Of the operators at
this. place, left for his home last week.
Tom Rogers, M. A. Wear and VIII
Auders, hauled hay to Dodge City sever
al days last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Shank visited at
the John Anders home Sunday.
Albert Miller and wife and Mr.. Hoover
spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr..
Rogers.
Mrs. Gragg called on Mrs. Merk Sun
day evening.
Chas. Kinkead moved the first of the
week to the Gyles farm, and Mr.. Snyder
of eastern Kansas, has purchased the
Kinkead farm and is moving this week
also.
There will be preaching at Howell
Sunday at 4 p. m. by Rev. Price Of
Cimarron.
The Globe-republican., 1909-06-03
FORD ITEMS.

Miss Violet Watson from Dodge City
was down last Wednesday, the guest Of
Miss Hazel Smith.
Miss Insz Balfour came home Tuesday
rom Bucklin for a vacation.
Miss Lenora Morrison, who has been
visiting her sisters in Dodge City for a
week, returned home Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Gilmore haye returned
to their home at Wichita.
Mrs. W. A. Balfour visited with her
mother, Mis-. Fl. A. Walker, at the
Soldiers H'me Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lonker and Mrs..
Curran went TO Coldwater Saturday In
heir auto and returned Monday.
L H. Van Horne and wife and Miss
Kathleen Morrison were Sunday visitors
in Dodge City.
j. H. Hylier and G. E. Sturgeon were
down from the county seat Monday.
Mis- Hazel Smith spent few days in
Dodge City last week and attended the
commencement exercises
A number of Ford people attended
Decoration services at Bucklin Monday.
Children's Day exercises Will be OBJ
served 10 the Congregational church
Sunday morning, June l3.
Mrs Curran of Coldwater, came last
Wednesday and visited her daughter,
Mrs. w. A. Lonker. for several days.
The Holiness camp meeting which has
cen in session for ten days closed last
n ght. The SUN of $400 was subscribed
or the work mex year.
Mrs. McIutire OF Wichita, is the guest
of her son F. C ucIntire.
Ms W. G. Van Horne came down
from Dodge City Sunday and returned
donday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. W IN. Steele Thursday afternoon.
Rings Little Liver Pills regulate the
bowels and cure sick headache. Easy TO
take Palace Drug Store.
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Whittier II Went.

Capt. Kidd explained.
II didn't bury my treasured" he
cried. II cremated It."
Considering he had money to burn,
II is strange none thought Of 1t before.
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The Globe-republican., 1909-06-03

Rings Little Liver Pills regulate the
bowels and cure sick headache. Easy to
take Palace Drug Store
The Globe-republican., 1909-06-03
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.

TERMS OF SALE-On so four months time will be given
paid when due cent interest Will be
charged date Of SALE All sums $40 UNDER cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
FAST POMONA TEAM
IS HORS De COMBAT
Many Star Players Out of the Game
Owing TO Saturdays Struggle
with the Law School
Eleven

CLAREMONT, Oct. 26.-As a result
of their hard game with the U. S. C.
lawyers last Saturday the hospital list
of the Pomona varsity has been still
further increased. Parker whose 60
yard buck made it possible for the
Sagebrushers to score their only
touchdown, Is laid out for couple Of
weeks with a badly sprained ankle,
which he received in the play. Davis
is deprived at present of the use of
one eye, while Hentschke, who played
guard and full. is so bruised up that
he will probably be out of the game
with Whittier next Saturday. OF the
likely substitutes several are on the
sick list Ashe, who has been making
good at guard and tackle, is suffering
from a lame back, and Carver is still
bothered with a game knee, while
Seward is out with a wrenched leg.
Nye, who was expected to do such
good work in the game last Saturday,
is still out of it with sprained ankle.
With this outlook for the next two or
three games it is very likely that Po-
mona will not run up nearly as big
a score against the Quakers as did
U. S. G.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
BOXING ATHLETICS

even as the Rock of Gibraltar. Here Is
the reason. Morse went fishing Sun
day, and actually caught half a dozen
fish. Never mind if they were rock
bass averaging about three-quarters
of a pound each. What If an albicore
did smash his new SO rod and run
off with 200 feet of line? Not only
did R. e. catch some bass, but he
saw a sunfish, which at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, was estimated as
weighing close to 1900 pounds. By 3
o'clock in the afternoon Morse swore
that, considering the dimensions of
the fish, 250O pounds was fair esti-
mate. At o'clock the sunfish had at
tained the dignity of 40O0-pound
specimen and was still going up when
last heard from. E. R. Abbot, who
was out with Morse, and this proba-
bly, explains the entire matter, stated
that for half an hour they attempted
to take the launch around the fish, but
finally had to give up and troll In an
other portion of the bay. 1t was
through the kindness of ]. D. Loop OF
Long Beach that Abbot and Morse
were able to get away with the fore
going.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
The SEEMING Law

Thursday morning in the court of
Judge Wells at Redondo will be tried
the case of the state of California VS..
the Jubelt brothers, who are charged
with taking surf fish by means of a
sein. Through the vigilance of Game
Commissioner Pritchard were the men
apprehended, but the battle is far from
being won. 1t is not the two fisher
men whom Prltchard is fighting, but
the Fishermen and Fish Dealers Pro-
tective association. Much bitter feel
ing has been aroused over the action
of the legislature when 1t prohibited
the taking of surf fish with any other
means than hook and line. Through
the efforts of the Southern California
Rod and Reel club was the action
brought about, which has and should
receive the hearty support of every
sportsman.
Ten years ago a good catch OF SURF
fish might be taken along any of the
beaches in a few hours. Today a first
class haul is a rarity. To extensive
seining may this be attributed. 1t Is
not the number of large fish which
are caught, but the quantities OF
smaller ones, which are gathered in
and thrown out on the sands to die
The battle will be watched with inter-
est by every angler, and If hearty sup
port counts for anything, the Protec-
tive association will pay the lines OF
the Jubelt brothers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
GIVE UP RACING HERE

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Oakland race
track will open on November 20 for a
meeting of sixty days or more, despite
the decision of the California lower
courts adverse to the contention of the
racing interests that the hostile Otis
Walker law is unconstitutional.
That was the positive statement made
last night by President T. H. Williams
of the New California Jockey club, who
arrived in the afternoon from New
York.
1.-THE plans, so far as racing is con-
cerned, will not be altered" said Mr..
Williams. I'VE will hold a 60-day meet
ing at Oakland. No purse will be less
than $3.50, and if conditions warrant
there will be overnight handicaps of
$1,000 or more. No stake events have
been opened, but we will be as liberal
with horsemen as possible. At a con-
ference with Los Angeles interests In
New York we decided there would be
no attempt to race at Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
GEYER AND WILLIS
MATCHED FOR NOV. 9
Two Heavies VIII Hold Pacific Gard.
Flynn and Burns Are Grinding
Away for Friday
Battle

The Pacific Athletic club yesterday
matched Jack Geyer and Joe Willis
the heavyweights, for ten-round
event before the Maud fans for the
November 8 date. Geyer made a hit
locally by buffeting game old Battling
Johnson around the ring for seven
rounds in the last card. He displayed
great speed for a heavyweight, two
good hands and a good head. His
youth makes him a fighter of consider.
able promise. Willis has a reputation
as a tough man, and the battle should
be a fierce one.
With the contest between Jim Flynn
and Jack Burns only two days distant
the fighters are training harder than
ever to get in shape, as each one is
very anxious to win the battle, for
much Of either's future depends on thu
outcome.
The sale of seats will begin tomorrow
morning, and judging from the reserva,
tions made there will be big crowd OF
fans present when the heaVies enter
the ring to do battle.
Jack Burns went on the road yester-
day morning and completed six miles
before he returned to his training quar-
ters at Venice. In the afternoon he
wrestled with the big sandbag for fif-
teen minutes, then took on the other
bag and the skipping rope, and ended
UP tn6 afternoon s 6XeEclSe Will ScNSH
fast rounds with the mitts, JON Trem-
BILE being his sparring partner Burns
looked to be in fine fettle and appeared
even more speedy than at yesterday
workout.
At Doyle's camp Jim Flynn also went
through his regular PAGES. His road
work in the forenoon was but an ap-
petizer for training later in the day
when he appeared in the ring at Doyle's
and used all the apparatus provided fol
the workouts Of the fighters. He boxed
nine sessions altogether and was ready
for more when the last bell tapped fol-
him to quit for the day. Flynn seemed
to have his old-time dash in his work
and impressed the numerous spectators
as being even more vigorous than usua
with him.
Hobo Dougherty, who is to meet DaI
Cullen for six rounds, boxed witt
frankie Harris, who is scheduled Z
meet Kid Rees for ten rounds. Harris
and Dougherty went four fast ROUNDS
and each one appeared to be getting II
good condition for their respective bat
ties They are working out at Venice
At McCarey's pavilion Dan Cullen
Jimmy Brady and Kid Rees continued
| their training, and the ring was a bus!
! place all the afternoon with the manl
aspiring pugs exercising to get in shap'
] for various events.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
MONTE ATTELL WINS
FROM JIMMY CARROLL
Clever Bantamweight outcIasses OPP
ponent in Ten Rounds - Bell
Saves Jimmy in Fifth
Round

OAKLAND, Oct. 26.-Monte Attell,
the bantamweight, was given the de-
cision over Jimmy Carroll in a ten
round fight here this evening. Attell
won all the way, and in the fifth the
bell saved Carroll. who had been
knocked down, from knockout. Percy
Cove easily defeated Al Emmick in
six-round preliminary.
CarrolIs work against the little He
brew gained the cheers of the crowd.
He was sent to the mat with a we'll
directed right to the jaw, but came
back gamely in the sixth and managed
through clever footwork to evade At
tells rushes, cleverly blocking his
leads through the rest of the bout.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
By A. E. DUNNING

~ THE last week. the much discussed Jeries Johnson
matter ought settled By the time the Sunday morning
ID PAPERS are being scattered all details OF purse time and place
the three big up largely in the greatest heavyweight
match since fight San Francisco in August
d 1908 will probably been settled and the fight public after
waiting for many the wns and caprees of the big e
will know when where and to what the Galveston negro
and the undeeated champion will decide the worlds premier box
ing houors.
meeting of the and heIr hackers in
New York with likelihood of definite signature to articles the
naming place. the choosing of the date has brought out
several bids for the battle
In announcing will the lists for the contest Manager
McCarey Athletic club has kept faith with the hs
public following declaration made several months ago that he
would every land the match Despite that the presence
Coro in New York leads OF the countrywide ans
to believe promoter will secure the big hgh
McCarey doing of shrewd figuring and planning from
He does not believe necessary to travel to the Atlantic
coast to have his bid considered basis with the Others
McCarey's Bid Will Be Generous ~
When the consider the offers OF purse NC
Careys bid will be thm and will be received with 1u
a much consideration as will be all the others
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
BUGLE SOON TO BLOW
FOR WINTER LEAGUE.
Dolly Gray Tozer and Raleigh viii
Pitch Opening Games of Season.
Three Umplres Are
Chosen

final details for the opening of the
Midwinter Baseball league were ar
ranged at a meeting of the maagers
in the Lissner building. That the
first games will be as hotly contested
as any which may follow is shown by
the hneups which the several man
ayers have procured. Three of the
best known pitchers in the country
win be seen on the opening day. En-
terprising Manager Ward has signed
Dolly Gray, while Tozer of Los An
geles will twirl for the MeCormicks.
Raleigh will be seen in the box when
the Maiers face Pasadena. and on the
work OF this sensational youngster
will Benkert's brewers pin their faith.
Harry Lelande has accepted the
presidency of the organization, much
TO the qualification of all concerned.
1t is rumored that Frank Abbot may
buy out Manager Benkert's interest
although the matter will not be def
nitely decided until later in the week,
Umpires were chosen, all entrance
fees were posted and all is ready for
the opening gun Jack GoyleVereaux
will hold the indicator when the Santa
Barbara and Salt Lake teams clash at
the coast city. At Pasadena Scotty
Allen will call strikes and balls for
the Crown city and Maier teams, while
Fernandez will act in the same ca
pacity when the Santa Ana and San
Bernardino aggregations meet at the
former city. No umpire has been for-
mally selected for San Diego, where
the McCormicks and San Diego players
will settle differences, but it is report
ed that Manager Palmer has secured
the services of a big Lacquer.
Yesterdays meeting was held in
Wards room in the J8ssner building.
Mccormick, Ward, Benkert, Judge,
Mitchell and Crolic were present,
Palmer being represented by McCor-
mick, while Ward voted for Spence of
San BernardinO.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
RESULTS AT LAToNIA

CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-Favorites and
outsiders divided the honors at Latonia
today, three public choices winning and
as many losing. Grenade, heavily
played second choice, won the feature
event. In the fifth race Huererpe ran
away two and half miles, and was
then left at the post. The fair weather
brought out the biggest crowd of the
meeting. The track was slow. Results:
First race, 5h furlongs-captain Glore
won, Jack Binns second, Radiation third
time III AS.
Second race, furlongs-Mamie Algol won.
Minot second, Waterlake third; time
2:01 As.
Third race, 5h furlongs-Beau Grande
won, Belle Glen second, Du Quesne third;
time 40 2-5.
Fourth race. 6, furlongs-Grenade won,
Fleming second, Plume third; time 1:l7 40
Fifth race, furlongs-Dargn won, Tony
Faust second. Kenmore Queen third; time
1915 as.
Sixth race, / mile-Flirting won. Crepps
Beckham second, Gold Treasure third; time
1:46 30
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27

That McCarey is not alone in his
venture is assured from the fact that
a committee of twenty business men
have volunteered to act with him in
obtaining guarantees of 200 seats at
500 each. Several sporting men of Los
Angeles are ready to back the local
promoter to the limit in obtaining the
battle, and McCarey will make so at
tractive a bid that it is believed the
two fighters will take plenty of time
to consider the offer from Jeff's home
town.
Los Angeles wants the Jeffries-John-
son battle. 1t will prove the biggest
kind of an advertisement for the city
If the great contest is held in the south,
since it would bring eager spectators
from all over the country and probably
outside of the United States.
Great Opportunity of Fans
This is the opportunity of the Los
Angeles public to show their apprecia-
ton of the risk taken by McCarey in
putting up a big bid for the battle,
by coming out with assurances Of sup
port-not the kind that consists merely
of talk, but with the checkbook at
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
LEEE no wArcH PIcTuREs

NEW YORK, oct. 26.-James ]. jeff
ries and his manager, Sam Berger, have
engaged the same two seats for every
afternoon in the week in the theater
where the moving pictures of the Jack
Johnson-S Stanley Ketchel prize fight are
being exhibited
Jeffries has been informed that John
son, although he has not heard from
him direct, will arrive here from Chi
cago on Thursday, and Berger has
made arrangements to bring about a
quick conference between the contend
ers for the purpose of arranging and
signing articles of agreement to fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27

hand ready to back these assurances.
Every follower of the game should
make it his business to personally
communicate to McCarey his desire to
aid in bringing the fight to Los An
geles by putting in a requisition Tor
ais large a number Of seats as possible.
In this way McCarey will be able to
gauge his drawing power in this CITY,
and therefore, figuring on the add1-
tional revenue from outside sources,
can transmit such an offer to the
heavyweights that they will decide on
Los Angeles without hesitation.
In the last fortnight deal of quiet
canvassing has been going on, looking
to the securing of backing In pro-
noting the fight. With a new arena
to build at Vernon, and heavy ex-
pense list, as well as an enormous
purse, the largest in the history of the
game, McCarey has a heavy respon-
sibility, and in assuming this he should
be offered every support A little Ju-
dicious use of a checkbook and open
ing of purse strings at this time, be-
fore the articles are signed, and while
the fighters are in a receptive mood,
will be of untold advantage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
HESTER FOR SENATORS
0UTPITCHES jim WIGGS
Sacramento InfieIder Occupies Box anc
Shuts Out Oakland In Opening
Game of Series

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 26.-Heister,
the young ex-outlaw and senator, who
plays every position on the diamond,
occupied the box today and beat
Jimmie Wigs to 0. The support be-
hind the young twtrler was perfect
and gave him confidence in the
pinches. Cameron, who found his Of
ferings for three Of the four hits, was
the only man who could touch him
effectively. Sacramento took every ad-
vantage of hits in the fourth, making
it's runs then. Each pitcher walked
five men. struck out seven and allowed
four hits. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
YALE REeATTA sATuRpAY

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct 26.-The
annual fall regatta Of Yale university
will be held Saturday, and among those
who will be in the first freshman boat
is William Averill Hartman, son Of
the late b. II. Hartman
Young Hartman went out for the
crew along with other freshmen when
college opened.
Coach Kennedy fixed upon him as be-
ing one Of the best oarsmen in the new
class.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
EUROPEAN RACE RESULTS

NEWMARKET, Oct. 26.-The Line-
kiln stakes of 25 sovereigns each, 500
sovereigns added, 3-year-olds and up,
mile and a quarter, was run here today
and won by Bayordo. H. P. Whitneys
Perseus III was second.
The plate of 150 sovereigns for and
3-year -olds, six furlongs, was won by
Cog.
The Fordham welter handicap, 200
soyereigns, 3-year- r-olds and up, five fur
longs, was won by Vigilance.
The Criterion stakes of 80 sovereigns
each, 2-year-olds, six furlongs, was won
by Admiral Hawke. Maid of Corinth
was second and August Belmonts
Merry Task third.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
C0ALINGA SP0RTSMEN
MAKE BID OF 100000
FOR HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT

CoALINGA, Oct. 26.-N. S. Needham,
matchmaker for the COalinga Athletic
club, is a bidder for the Jeffries-JOhn-
son fight, and today wired the following
to James j. Jeffries in New York;
james j. Jefries, undefeated cham
pion of the world-Offer you 100000 to
fight Jack johnson here. Wire acceptance
and we will put certified check in any
bank.
"oOALINGA ATHLETIC CLUB,
IN. S. Needham, matchmaker"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The outlaw and Hoosier teams of
the Polytechnic Shutdown league will
cross bats this afternoon at Prayer
park in what promises to be a close
contest. Both mines have been prac-
ticing we'll and every man will go onto
the field expecting to win. Tompkins
and McJohnston will operate for the
Outlaws, while the Hoosiers will use
Dick Hall and Clark.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
ArALErIcs AGAIN WINNERS

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Oct. 26.-
Oldring's hit in the ninth, after the
All-Nationals had tied the score in the
eighth, brought in the winning run for
the philadelphia Americans in the game
this afternoon, making the nnal score
to 3. Score:
Athletics A, hits 8, errors 1.
All-Nationals 8, hits z, errors 4.
Batteries: Morgan and Donahue;
Curtis, Myers and Bliss.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
BEACH PLAYER HURT

LONG BEACH, Oct. 26-During
football practice at the high school
ground, Tom Davis, fullback on the
high school eleven, fell, spraining his
right ankle so severely he will be un-
able to use the limb for several weeks,
and probably cannot participate in
any more games this season.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27
FIshermen's Luck

Thinking that the hot weather might
fool the surf fish into belief that sum-
mer was here, several old-timers tried
their luck yesterday at Huntington
Beach. Robert Campbell, Doc Wendle-
horn and s. Simmons each caught three
small surf fish, while Ralph Middleton,
who jurneyed to Bolsa Chica, secured
nothing but a foot bath.