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Evening star., 1909-07-02
Contention of Senator Cummins.

Senator Cummins Of Iowa, another
strenuous opponent of the committee
proposal, tried to show that if the con-
tention of MIR. Root and the committee
was we'll taken and the corporation tax
was constitutional then the general in
come tax was constitutional
Mr. Borah took the same view.
Mr. Aldrich took little part in the dis
cussion. except to say at one stage that
he thought the amendment was all right
because it had the approval of some OF
the foremost lawyers in the country.
This remark aroused Mr.. Heyburn "a
declare that eminent lawyers had an
proved of the law which was declared
in 1904.
This is the only tribunal on earth that
has the right to settle this question a,
this time said Mr.. Hepburn. and there
are as able lawyers here as anywhere
else
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
NEW YORk-SEATTLE
RACE PLANS COMPLETE
TOM MOORE SAYS WEST is
AFLAME OVER IDEA
Contest to Begin March is and Start
VIII Be Simultaneous with OPEN
Ing of Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
Exposition

CHICAGO, March 2-"Tom" Moore
of New York, who is booming the
ast-to-coast automobile race, is here
with glowing accounts of the wave of
motor interest sweeping through the
northwest IN the van of the coming
grind.
Save for few of the minor details,
everything in connection with the big
run has been completed and the finish
ing touches are billed for enactment on
March Is, when the pathfinders will
start over their 4000-mile junket.
While in Seattle Moore arranged
with the officials of the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition to have the fair and
race start simultaneously on June 1.
with the pressing of a button in WASH
ington.
The route followed will be from New
York to Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago,
Omaha, Cheyenne and to Granger.
From Granger the course is unsettled
and will be mapped out during the
present month.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
SOX GET DOWN
TO REAL WORK
LlMBER UP IN An EXTENDED
WORKOUT
Both Teams Play First Game of Their
Series Friday--cravath and Sutor
Report to comiskey for
Duty
ny Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2-The
first team of the Chicago White SoS
lost no time in getting at work on the
local diamond today. The big leaguers
appeared on the field at o'clock in the
afternoon, and from that time until
O'Clock all hands were busy with bat
ting practice. base running and general
limbering-up stunts.
Two recruits Joined the team today
Thew are Harry Sutor, the southpaw
twirler who made a great showing with
the San Francisco league team last
year. and Crayath, formerly of the Los
Angeles squad, but more recently con-
nected with the Boston Americans,
playing in the outfield.
The San Francisco team. which will
meet the visitors in the first big game
of the season Friday, began work this
morning In order to give the Chicagoans
a chance at the grounds In the after
noon. The local men size up well in
practice, and Manager Long hopes to
equal the splendid showing made by his
men against the big leaguers last year
1t was decided today that Jack Sheri-
dan, the American league umpire
should be one of the officials of the
Chicago-San Francisco series, with a
local umpire to assist him.
The services of M. E. Moe, the trainer
who has handled Bat Nelson and other
fighters, were engaged today by the
White Sox. Moe will rub down the
men and generally aid in getting them
into shape.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
GIRLS IN [. A. HIGH
TO PLAY SEASlDERS
HILLTOP INDOOR BASEBALL
TEAM IN GOOD FORM
PoIytechnic's Aggregation VIII Meet
HolIywoods at the Washington
Street Court Next
Friday

The members of the girls indoor
baseball team of Los Angeles high
school are rounding into shape for
their first exhibition game of the sea-
son with an out-of-town aggregation.
Marcus Kee, coach of the club, has
arranged a game for next Friday after
noon with the Santa Monica high
school girls team at the seaside courts.
Lee was mtch pleased with the show
ing made by the hill top students yes
terday in practice and said: 1.-THE pu-
pills under me have not had much
,practice as yet, but nevertheless we
expect to defeat our neighbors when
we get to Santa Monica next Friday"
The following Friday Coach Lee will
start a series of three games with the
girls of the Los Angeles Polytechnic
high school. These games should re-
suit in close scores, as in former years
both teams put up the best article of
ball ever played in the Los Angeles
County Interscholastic Indoor league.
Last year the girls of the Washing
ton street school team defeated the hill
top maidens for championship honors,
but the club from the red schoolhouse
on the hill expects to turn the tables
this year, as there is much stronger
material to pick from than in former
years
Coach Leroy Strang of the Polytech-
mic high school girls indoor baseball
team had his squad out for several
hours after school yesterday round
ing it into shape for their game with
the Hollywood high school girls team
at the Washington street courts next
Friday Many of the pupils turned out
to witness the game.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
ORCAGNA BEATS
CLASSY HORSES
WINS FOURTH LONG RACE AT
EMERYVILLE
DoRANTE, MILFORD AND cLAMoR
ARE BEATEN
Booger Red Annexes kIIgore Handicap
from Jeanne dare and Other
Cracks In Fast Time at
Northern Track

OAKLAND, March 2.-Booger Red,
one of the gamest horses that has per-
formed in California; for many years,
again displayed brilliant form when
he gained a neck victory over the
speedy Pajaroita in the Kilgore handi-
cap at EmeryVille today. The latter
ruled favorite, but there was heavy
plunge on jeanne dare. Pajaroita as
sumed command after a furlong had
been run and led into the stretch, but
Booger Red passed him and won in a
drive. Dorante was a pronounced ia
vorite for the third at a mile and
seven furlongs, but quit when the last
furlong was reached. Results:
First race. sA furlongs, purse-yondel, III
(scoville), won; Miss Picnic, ITO Keogh). sec
Time, 43. Eel, Airle Fairie, Crescide, Jungle
Queen, Easter Roses. Miss George, Galvescs
and Berthe V. also ran.
Second race, furlongs-Kokomo. LOT CBut-
Boas 1o7 (Scoville), third. Time, ia AS
Billy Myer, Tawasentha. Old Settler, Celeres
Lady Carol, Hal, Aftermath, East End and
Sonalto also
Third race. u miles. purse-orcagna. 81
(TapIn), won; Milford, "a CRoss), second; Lo-
gistilla, 101 (Sullvan), third Time, 3:17 30
Dorante, Clamor, Song Writer and Kogo also
ran.
Fourth race. bh furlongs, Kilgore handicap
Booger Red, Ill (Scoville), won; Pajaroita, III
CTaplln), second; Jeanne D. Arc, 11S (Lee), third
Time, 1907. F. Neugent and Rapid Water also
ran.
Fifth race, 6 furlongs selling-Adena, 1oi
CButler), won; St. Avon, 112 (Rettig), second
Belle Kinney, Ill (Taplin), third. Time, 1:14 10
Amigo, Pimkin, .Banposal, St. Francis, Cello
Darlington, Gen. Russell, Marian Casey and
Dargin also ran.
Sixth race, seven furlongs, seling-Steel
107 CDeverich), won Toll Box, LOG (Keogh)
second; Figent, 81 (Ross). third. Time, 1:2s
Mauretania, Argonaut Tom Hayward, Sem
per Fidelis and Instant also
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
REELECTED HEAD OF
CARLISLE INDIANS
Joseph Libby, Chippewa Indian, VIII
Conduct Game of Football for
Noted Eleven-Captaln
Is Well Liked

Joseph Libby, who has played in the
back field of the Carlisle Indian foot
ball eleven, has just been elected In
dian football captain for 1909 to Sue
coed Porter, who was elected after the
c,ose of the Indians season, but who,
on account of having played football a
full four years, was disqualified from
again playing with Carlisle because of
the adoption of the four-year rule
here.
Captain Libby is a brother of the
former star halfbaclS, Archie Libby,
who left Carlisle two years ago. The
new captain is of slender build, and
averages in weight from $50 to 156
pounds. He is not quite feet 10 inches
tall and is % years old. He is Chip
pewa by tribe and comes from the
small town of Libby, MINI.
Captain Libby came to the Carlisle
school in 1902 and selected tailoring as
his industrial occupation. He is now
finishing his educational career in the
commercial department established
last year at the Indian schol. He has
played all positions in the back field,
but has shown exceptional speed and
judgment as halfbaek.
Captain Libby has an extremely
agreeable personality and is well liked
by his fellow gridiron warriors.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
WILKES BOOTHS BODY
SHOWED INTO POTOMAC
Dispute as to Assassin's Final
Resting Place

SALEM, o., March 2.-Revelation of
the final disposition of the body of John
Wilkes Booth, assassin of Abraham
Lincoln, made by an actor in the mid
night journey which eliminated in the
sliding of the body into the Potomac
river, is believed by r. B. Thompson of
this city, to end definitely the long dis
pute as to the assassin's final resting
place.
Capt. E. w. Hilliard, for whose
veracity Thompson vouches, barred the
secret in Metropolis, ILL.,, eight years
ago. He has since died.
zone night in May, 1865, few weeks
after Lincoln'S assassination, l, With
four other privates of Sheridan's army,
was ordered to report for duty to cor
poral," said billiard. I'VE reported at
midnight of a dark night and were
taken by the captain to an army sur
geon in the old capitol prison. The sur
geon commanded us to keep secret the
incident, then led us to where a stone
of the floor had been upturned.
I'm q cavity lay the body of John
Wilkes Booth. 1t was wrapped in
tarpaulin. I remember we grumbled
because we had to lift it out. The sur
geon unwrapped the head and identified
1t. The we carried it to a wharf, where
gunboat was waiting. The boat
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
WHITE SOX Nine
IN los ANGELES
TEAM NO. z STAYS OVER IN
CITY TO PRACTICE
CHICAGO BASEBALL PLAYERS TO
GO TO SAN DIEGO
After Return from Southern City
comIskey's Bunch VIII Give Series
OF Exhibition Games at
chutes Park

The Chicago White Sox baseball team
arrived in Los Angeles yesterday MORN
ing sixteen strong from Sacramento.
owing to the fact connections to San
Diego were missed the team will remain
In Los Angeles two days for practice.
Thursday morning the team will go to
San Diego to begin its regular season s
practice.
Returning Thursday night, the White
Sox will open at Chutes park Friday
afternoon for series of exhibition
games with the Vernon and Los An
geles clubs.
Louis Comiskey, a brother of the
owner of the club, came with the team
from the north. 1t Is probable that
Charles Comiskey will not arrive until
team No 1 comes here in two weeks to
play a series of games.
The members of the club went to
Chutes park yesterday afternoon and
went through a little practice work.
Included In the party are doc" White.
Olmstead, Manuel, Lang. Miller and
Altrock, pitchers; Davis, Purtell, Baden
and Zeider, infielders; Beale, Mike"
Welday, Matticlk and Dalton, outfield-
ers; Vroom and Payne, catcher; III.
Grabinen, secretary of the club, and
Louis Comiskey, son of Charles CO.
miskey.
The players, several of whom were In
Los Angeles last spring, report an en-
joyable trip westward in the palatlal
White Sox special, and express their
pleasure at being permitted to get
themselves again in condition in the
best training place in the country.
The main body of the White Sox went
directly from Sacramento to San Fran
cisco, where they were divided. On the
return of the club the Yannigans will
play a series of games In the north.
Uncle Tom" McCarey, manager OF
the Pacific Athletic club, jumped into
popularity with the White Sox MEM
bers by inviting the entire team to wit
ness the Memsic-P icato boxing contest,
which was held last night at Maud
Junction.
The Sox were draped picturesquely
around the ringside, where the fans got
the chance of their lives to witness the
greatest bunch of ball players that ever
won a worlds championship.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03

ever experienced came next morning,
when the town got up to find half a
dozen billboards plastered with flaming
red placards Haunting the crimson fig
ure Of his Satanic Majesty, horned and
hoofed, and bearing the equally Grim
son legend:
THE Devil will come to Freeport
Monday"
Ministers, sallying out to congratu-
late themselves upon the success or
their three weeks meetings, stopped
and stared. The women of the COM
nunity, who had won many of the
converts through card index system,
were even more Mortified. Finally,
when the ministers were upon the point
of holding another meeting to see if it
wasn't advisable to counterfeit the eff
feet of the trick that had been played
upon them, a billposter came around
yesterday and pasted over the bottom
of the placards the thing that the pre-
vious billposter had neglected to add.
Namely, that 1.-THE Devil" played by
road company (all rights reserved).
would appear at Alderman Charlie Sig
mond's brand new opera house on Mon
day next, for one performance only.
Though there is still much resent
ment against it, the ministers have de-
cide6 to make no attempt to stop the
play. But the revival meetings for men
will continue nightly until after the
company has left town.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
NELSON AND HYLAND MAY
BE MATCHED UP FOR MAY

! SAN FRANCISCO, March a. !
\ Battling Nelson, lightweight \
j. champion, and Dick Hyland will \
+ fight forty-five rounds in this city +
i. some time in May, according to +
\ an agreement signed tonight by 4
X ]. w. Coffroth, the promoter, and \
\ Jack Perkins, manager for Hy- \
!. land. A definite date for the fight !
i is to be announced soon. The \
i agreement calls for 1873 pounds \
/ at the ringside. The papers will !.
!. be sent to the principals for their 4
4. signatures. Nelson left for Chi i
!. cago this morning. i
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
DRASTIC BETTING BILL IS
INTRODUCED IN ILLINOIS
Bookmaking Sought to Be Made Pun
ishable by Imprisonment from
One to Five Years

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 2.-Rep-
resentative Thomas Lippit of Olney
county, an enthusiastic horseman, who
declares that the future of harness rae
ing is endangered by betting practices,
presented a bill today providing that
bookmaking and pool selling be pun
ishable by Imprisonment for from one
to five years and a fine of from $500 to
$500.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
dropped down the river about ten

drOpped dOWH tH6 IIVtT dUOuI tCII
miles.
I'VE were ordered to wrap the tar
paulin securely about the body and to
attach weights to it. Then it was
placed on plank and showed into the
Potomac. That, to my positive knowl-
edge, was the final disposition of the
body"
Capt Hilliard named the other pri-
Yates of the Forty-third Ohio who made
ND the party. and told of their deaths
later. His story was dragged from
him, he being reluctant to break the
silence enjoined by DR.. Porter of Mass
achusettS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
TEXAS ANTi-RAclNG BILL
is REPORTED UNFAvoRABLY

i AUSTIN, Tex, March 2.-The !
< senate committee today reported !
! unfavorably the anti-racing bill (
!. which was recently passed by the !
j. house. 1t is believed that bill :
\ will be passed amended so as to =
j permit racing to continue under =
j. stricter regulations =
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
"THE DEVIL" FOLLOWS
THREE WEEKS REVIVAL
Freeport PIastered with Posters OF His
Satanic Majesty on Morning After
Close of Meetings

FREE2ORT, L. L. March 2.-The
greatest revival Freeport has ever
known ended Sunday evening last when
three hundred men and women, boys
and girls, bowed before the affairs OF
the Presbyterian, Baptist and Metho-
dist churches and announced their con-
version to religion.
And the greatest sensation Freeport
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
KELLY AND PAPkE SIGNED
FOR 20 ROUNDS IN FRISCO

CHICAGO, March 2.-Hugo Kelly,
now in the field for Ketchel's title of
middleweight champion, signed articles
tonight for twenty-round fight with
Billy Papke. They will meet late this
month in San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03
Does Your Advertising Really Represent


How does your store appear, in the COM
pany OF other advertised stores? Is 1t worth
the second best ads-or to run the second
best store and have the tenth best ads?
Isn't 1t important that you adjust the differ
ences between what your store is and what
your advertising makes It appear to be?
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03

You can buy ii. perhaps at many places, but
there's BEST place to buy it-and tnat
place adVertises.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-03

The manager of the Salt Lake club
of the California Winter league desires
to hear from the Santa Fe team of San
Bernardino. Call UP Salt Lake shops
at Los Angeles for further information.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-06-05
rip Van Wrinkle"

The High School will present RIP
Van Wrinkle" Thursday June 10th at
the Loyeday Opera House. This pro-
duction as played by Joseph Jefferson
has had Il wide reputation and we are
sure il will be produced successfully
by the high school.
Although The play Is very deep and
difficult we believe thai those who
take part are in every respect capable
of handling this play. Great care and
pains have been taken TO make this
entertainment IA success. 1t is not a
"blood and thunder" play but an in.
teresting plot with plenty of excite.
ment along with the stream of love
which flows freely through il.
The scenery wich is very difficult to
portray, especially IN the third act
when Old Rip is in the mountains,
will be the best obtainable; also the
costumes which come from Detroit
will he excellent.
The prices are Soc and 25c,
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-06-05
Funeral of VIM. F. Painter.

The funeral services of William f.
Painter, whose remains as noted in
our last issue, were brought here from
Detroit by his brother j. B. Painter
of this place, we're held on Sunday af-
ternoon at his brothers residence.
The pastor, Rev. w. w. Lamport,
was assisted by Rev. l.. S. Matthews,
and the young mems Quartette fur
nished the music. Mr.. Painter was
a native of Linesville. Pa, where he
was born March 10, ls49. Eleven
years later he was brought to Michi-
gan with his parents. and In 1868 he
was married TO Miss Franc II. Good
win. Two children were born to
tnem, a son who died in infancy and
q daughter, Mrs Alice Kenyon, Of
Hawley, Mich, who was in attendance
at the funeral. Mr.. Painter was for
many years resident of EA st Jordan.
The burial took place at Lakeside
cemetery,
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-06-05

Petoskey is TO have new postoffice
building, TO cost between $50, 900
and 100000.
Do you need need new hat9 We
have the assortment and the prices
are right. Wallace Weiss.
The solitary saloonist at Ellsworth,
Antrim county, is doing a rushing
business these days, Charlevoix and
East Jordan chipping in generously to
swell the business. Two or three
loads went over from here last Satur-
day afternoon, and two or three loads
OF jags returned 1t was awakened
public sentiment that put the saloons
out of business May lst, and there
will be another awakening one OF
these days that will surprise some OF
these people. Certain laws become
operative in Observation-Disclosures
Sentinel.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-06-05
Among The Steeples.

Children's Day is approaching at
the Methodist church.
Miss Ella Barnett will lead the Ep-
worth League service Sunday evening.
Sui 2ct: "Our Legal Obligations.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. Smatts on the West
Side next Wednesday afternoon, June
9th. All members urged to be pres
ent. Visitors welcome,
Rev. A. t. Ferguson, district super
intendent, will preach at the Metho-
dist church on Tuesday evening, June
s, and conduct the business of the
third quarterly conference.
Sunday, June 6, being memorial
Sabbath for the l. o. o. +. the local
lodge will attend the Methodist
church in a body where the pastor.
Rev, w. w. Lamport. will deliver a
memorial sermon. The order will
then visit the cemetery for the decor.
alton OF graves. A cordial invitation
is extended TO the public.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-06-05

The largest stock and newest styles
In Iron Beds at WHITTINGToN's
DR.. +. P, Ramsey can test your eyes
and properly fit you with glasses.
EMPEY BROS. report as having a
very nice trade regardless of the hard
times. Possibly it is owing to the
large stock they are carrying to sell
ect from.
Pain anywhere stopped in 20 min
utes S ure with one Of DR.. Sho OpPinK
Pain Tablets: The formula is on the
25c box. Ask your Doctor or Druggist
about this formula! Stops womanly
pains, headache, pains anywhere.
Write DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis. for
free trial TO prove value. James Gid
ley.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-06-05
WILSON.
Inc growing weather.

Fine growing weather.
Fruit trees are loaded with buds
and blossoms.
Several teams are hauling gravel on
the long grade leading to Boyne City.
The route between East Jordan and
Alton seems to be fayorite one with
the autoists this spring.
Several cases OF measles In this
vicinity and some Of the victims were
very i'll.
Van r. MELVILLE our BOyne rural
carrier is on deck again after his long
illness.
Alton school closed this week Fri
day with picnic in the woods for
the children,
Miss Pearl Shepard is spending a
few weeks with her friend, Mrs. VIM.
Burley at Lakewood, Mich.
A party OF young people spent a
pleasant evening at the home of
Thomas Shepard last Saturday night.
Sidney BurIeY and family moved up
to Pellston the first of this week
where they will reside this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilks, Stephen
Sloan and family, and the family of
Frank Wilks were seen on our streets
recently, having just returned from
California. Their chief objection to
the place they left was expensive fuel
and poor water, They were in the ex-
treme southern part of the state.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-06-05
(Received last week too late).

heCelVeu ldSU week loo ldUe).
wearing Of the green"-the trees
and fields,
Corn planting finished IA week earlier
than last year.
s. A. Clffe on the sick list the past
week.
Miss Lavina Anderson is visiting
friends In Boyne City.
NJ. Ruhling, j. E. Chew and 8. M.
McCalmon were attending lodge in
Boyne City recently.
A brand new organ In Miss Heller's
school in the Three Bells district.
May 2lst school closed for the year
The following were neither absent or
tardy for the past month: Rose Zou-
lex, Mary ZOulek; Eileen and John
Gunsolus, John II. Chew, Karl Heller,
and Clare Pierce. John Chew was
neither absent or tardy for the whole
year.
The last day Of school the teacher
and pupils gave very fine program in
the afternoon. Mrs. w. j. Smith rem
dered two selections which were duly
appreciated. Miss Stewart reinem-
bered the pupils with souvenir for
each one.