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VOTES

VOTES
Riverside, Riverside county, Cal 100
Martha Gay. 27S Lime St. Riverside.
riverside county. Cal ..... 1oi
MISS Brainard. Riverside. Riverside
county, Cal 17s
Eugene Fuller. Riverside, Riverside
county. Cal. 100
Lula 1 2 Main. Corona. Riverside coun.
~ Cal. Observation-Disclosures. 2440
Grace Todd. Corona. Riverside county,
$500 Observation-Disclosures. 100
Mrs Lizzie Noonan. San Jacinto,
riverside county. Cal ...... 1Os
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
margaret Waterhouse TAO eth st San
bernardino. S. B county. Cal 49,. 1O2
Lucy Morgan 74s e St. San Ber-
nardino. San Beruardfno county Cal 1nO
MISS Brayton. $40 7th St San Rernsr-
olno san Bernardino county, Cal ina
MI5s Jessie Lee Murphy. Chino. San
Bernardino county Cal 5s1
MISS annie Grace. San Bernardino
county, cal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. To-
bertha Watson Upland. Inn
Tara varan Prtcket. Upland ..... 100
MISS Beckersale. Ontario " ion
E1Ii-., "a ehers. ontario ........... 100
EHzabeth Mcclure. Cotton. San Ber-
nardfno county. Cal TIA
Veter1a Lee. Cotton, San Bernardino
county. Cal I'M
Sadie Dagger. 725 Orange st. Red
lands, San Bernardino county. Cal. 21s9
Virginia L. Ashby. RedIands. San Bsr-
hardlno county. Cal ........ 1Ol
Frances Fnslow. 100 Church St. Red
lanos San Bernardino county CAL. SAT
ORANGE COUNTY
Mary E Rice 41s W. Cd St. santa
ana orange county. Cal. .......... 1.155
Miss Florence Hayler Anahein
Orange county. Cal .....,. 1ol
Blanche Shoemaker Glassen school,
orange. Orange county. Cal .... 100
Stella Stanley. Center school. Orange
orange county. Cal ...-............ 100
Miss Thompson. Santa Ana.. 10
Miss Collins, Santa Ana...... 1OI
Miss Wyan.. Santa Ana ... IoI
Miss Payton. Santa Ana .... 1ol
VENTURA COUNTY
Wilhelmina Kane 1915 Santa Clara
Ventura. Ventura county, Cal. 1850
Phoebe " Eaton. 1910 Santa Clara.
Ventura, Ventura county, Call. 3,993
Maud E Chrisman, 40 Ash. Ventura.
Ventura county Cal .... 1o1
Eta E Ayres. 1917 Santa Clara, Ven.
tura. Ventura county. Calm. sos
Mae Henning. 1405 Mela Ventura
Ventura county. Cal. loa
Ruth Henry. 1897 Santa Clara. Ven
tura county, Cal Observation-Disclosures. 1Ol
Bertha Bell. oxnard. Ventura county.
Nellie NJ Hovey. Poll and Oak SITS,
Ventura. Ventura county. Cal ...... los
Ella Fraser. Camarilla. Ventura
county. Cal. ................ LOO
Anita Williams, Santa Paula ..... 100
Jessie Mahan. Santa Paula . 100
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
Emma Leonard IFS w. carrillo st..
Santa Barbara. S. county. CAL 100
Irene Candy. s1S W. Figueroa st.
Santa Barbara. S B. county CALI 102
Rena Chappell. 1915 Nora Villa ave-,
Santa Barbara S. B. county, CaL.... los
Ruby Evarts, 126 I'd ave-, Santa Bar
bara county .................... 1os
Clara Dieh1. 1O4 w. Orpe St. Santa
Barbara S B. county. Cal ........ 1Ol
Minnie Stearns. 500 Lincoln ST.. Santa
Maria ......... ..... 514
Nellie Guldagar. Lompoc ............ 1O1
Mabel F. Doss, 1890 Santa Barbara
street, Santa Barbara ......... 2.1OS
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KERN COUNTY

Edith Matlock. 1909 BeaIe ave-. Kern.
Kern county. Cal
Miss Alma Forl1er. 2724 18th St. Ba-
kersfeld. Kern county. Cal....
Mrs Celia Morris Pill St, Ba-
kersheld. Kern county. Cal
Miss Winifred Timmons Producers
Bank Bldg. Bakersfield. Cal.
Miss Irna Wilkinson. 21Os K St, Ba-
kersheld. Kern county Cal .......
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Captain euah Good Navigator

no Inc ability of Captain Pugh as a
tf oneSdd is weM kpor<n and unques-
viii IL After yeare Of experience he
craft oe eminently cited to sail his new
tail ae AGAINST all C, omers. There is some
lEN.A ri his sailir4g his new wonder in
tFT~f nternaio,4Ial race to Honolulu if
the larger boats will allow him suff1-
cient handicap.
On March 1 the new racer Spitfire
will be launched with proper ceremony
from the ways of the Fulton Marine
Construction company. She will then
be taken for cruise around Catalina
and San Clemente islands on a trial
trip.
While built for speed purposes, the
new boat will be a seaworthy craft and
will carry her owner safely in any
waters. Detailed plans are now being
prepared by Mr.. Gardner and will be
sent to Los Angeles in a few days.
The main part of the work of con-
structing the hull is now completed
and the keel is being cast at the Craig
Ship Building yards, of which Mr..
Pugh is part owner and a director.
Several boats are being built at the
Fulton Marine Construction company
for use of fishing expeditions at Gaia
lima island during the coming season.
larger than the launches which have
heretofore been in use on the island.
Must Make Long Trips
Fishing is not so good around Cata-
lima as in seasons past and the boats
have to make longer trips. The inno-
walton of fishing trips to San Clemente
island makes necessary a larger type
of boats than those at present in use
The seas across the channel are rough
and a large seaworthy type Of launch
is needed.
A boat with sleeping accommodation
and fitted for several days cruising is
desirable. It is to meet this new de-
mand that the new launches are be-
ing built.
One Of them is for Vicente Zawkick
and will be thirty-three feet long. An
other for Nick Gracio will have a
length of twenty-eight feet. Andrew
Mardenick is having a thirty-six foote1
constructed. A smaller boat of TWEEN
ty-one feet length is being built fo1
Domingo Morgilia. Two of these will
be ready for launching in fifteen days
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Helen NJ Bass. 1175 W. Sth St, River
side. Riverside county. Cal ... :
Cora Daniels. Jurupa, Riverside coun-
ty, Cal. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Adelaide Bangham. Reynolds hotel,
Riverside. Riverside county, CaL.
Katherine Goodhart. 424 E. 9Th st.,
Riverside. Riverside county, Cal.
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ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
SANTA ANITA ENTRIES

Second race, furlongs; purse; 2-year-old
FLIES and gedings.
FL Perfecto, b. g. by Emp. Norfolk-Ieola 1O5
Helen S., br. f. by Cesarion- Eppia. ......... los
Intrinsic. CHI +. by Star Shoot-Intrepidity. Jos
] NJ. Stokes, b. g. by Luke Ward-Silver
FtUSH .--.--.-.-.--.- .105
Kiora, f. by Sir Hurcu1es-Fre Pass. los
Mrs. Frank Hogan, CHI. f. by Ornament Luna
minor -.-.-..-"..... .1O5
Mary Van Buren,, b. f. by Kismet-Trixia R 1O5
Oswald B., CHI. g. by Cunard- Resignation lO5
OConnor, b. G. by Stanhope-Helen O'C.1 los
Silvia Fur, ch. f. by The Foz-Aloudra 1O5
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TWELVE TEACHERS

Readers of The Herald will be permitted the
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who shaping the destiny of nation Our whole public h
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Six 60 School Teachers From
Los Angeles County

Three from the city of Los Angeles and three from
the county at large outside the cty-six in all from
Los Angeles county.
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PUGH BUILDS
RACING SLOOP
SPITFIRE TO BE FINEST BOAT
OF HER CLASS
DESIGNER OF FAMOUS YACHTS is
DRAWING PLANS
Fulton Marine Construction Company
to Turn Out Craft That Will
Hold Her Own at
Sea

Spitfre is to be the name Of the
new sixty-foot racing sloop being
built by the Fulton Marine Construc-
ton company for Captain Joe Pugh of
the South Coast Yacht club. The new
racer will be the finest boat of her
class on the Pacific coast.
No expense will be spared to make
the new sailing craft the fastest and
finest boat of her type in America.
William Gardner of New York, de-
signer of the cup defender Atlanta,
the Monsoon, now owned by Commo-
dore Phillips of the San Francisco
Yacht club, and many other famous
racers, is making the plans and is
designer of Captain Pugil's new
boat creation, which will be marvel
when completed.
The new yacht will be the only one
of her class in the South Coast Yacht
club. She will not lack for adversaries
to race with, however, as there are
boats in northern yacht clubs of the
same class. 1t is the intention of
Captain Pugh to make summer
cruises along the entire Pacific coast
as far north as Vancouver, anneXing
trophies along the way. He confident
ly expects that his new waterwitch
will run away from anything in her
class on the Pacific coast.
But the captain will not have to go
north to find adversaries upon whom
to try the abilities of his new yacht.
There are many smaller and large
boats in the South Coast Yacht club
and he can race with those by allow
ing and being allowed handicaps.
Well Built Craft
The finest material which money
can buy is being put into the Spitfire.
She will be sloop rugged and her sails
are being made by Mr.. Gardner in
the east. There will be two complete
sets of sail, one for heavy weather and
one for racing.
She will have two commodious cabins
and room forward for a crew of four.
The interior equipment is to be es-
pecially novel in its arrangement. Her
cabins will be finished in mahogany
and teel. Her deck will be of white
cedar. There will be ample matches
and portfolio lights.
The gigantic spars of the new racer
will be hollow. Her great boom will
swing over thirty-eight feet and the
pondrous keel will contain over $4,000
pounds of lead. This lead had to be
shipped from the north, as there was
not enough in the local market to sup
ply the demand.
The actual length of the racer is
So feet inches over all. Her beam
jS II feet and inches. On the water
lne So viii measure 80 feet and 2
In nolies and,lslsa~ will draw s feet 4
icHeS.
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY
The Great Alaska Y ukOn-Pacfc Exposition to Be Held
at Seattle WASH Iune to October L. 1000

Will $10GC0O00
Heradh
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20

win two remnants with the same team
and now We are stronger than ever
with Moriarty and Bush 10 add TO the
inheld. besides getting a clever back
stop To help out behind the bat. We
were too hard for the rest OF the
bunch last season and with these re-
Inducements We'll be tougher prop
osition than ever | can't see how
we can lose Can you?
"Moriarty is "a grand ball player,
hitter. base runner and everything
else, and think he will strengthen our
infield nearly so per cent. And just
watch this youngster Bush. O'Leary
is a fine inhelder, but ! look for the
recruit from Indianapolis To be the
sensation OF the American league this
year.
"Sthnage. our new catcher, was the
star .backstop OF the Eastern league
last season; | guess we can use him,
Ell?
The Browns are claiming that they
will ~ wonders. and the White Sox
and the>Naps expect To be very much
in the limelight. But watch the Tig-
ers. They we've good bunch TO fol-
low for the past two seasons. This
summer they're going To be faster
than ever.
Il told twice before that we would
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
Attell'S Crown Jared
But Still on His Brow

was no decision rendered Jem cannot
call himself champion.
AS TO the fight, IL was one of the
prettiest affairs that was ever pulled
on. Two masters OF ring craft they
were and surely We were shown that
when the bell rang at the start. Way
up to the seventh round Driscoll had
the lead. He was mussed up some In
tho second when Abe got TO his body
and belted him some, but outside OF
that round they were all his so far.
In the seventh, being addressed by
Tom O'Rourke, Abe started for Dris-
coils body again He shot lefts 10
that region, one after another. occa-
sionally getting a light one In on the
face. Driscoll was taking his time
now that he had such lead. and In
dancing stopped left from Auell
that put him up on the ropes. Ii was
the hardest punch that Attell had
landed and was a bird. Jem looked
worried. Abe looked mad. He rushed
into Driscoll. but everything he shot
out was blocked or went wild.
There was no chance OF finish.
Driscoll surely tired here from the
pace he was setting and for "A change
the Attel rooters had chance to yell.
In the next round Attell also did well.
exchanging jabs with Driscoll and
landing rather heavily about the body.
lie had Jem's ear bleeding; but his
right eye was almost shut and his
nose was half again its natural size.
Jabbing is no god for the breezer. Abe
lot In close after Jem's body In this
round and both almost went around
the ring clinched.
Driscoll leaves for his home on the
st. Paul. having clearly out boxed AT
tell In seven OF the ten rounds they
batt,ed One round was even. HAD
the actual blows struck been counted
II is pretty safe betting that Driscoli
would have been creditor with four
punches to Attell's one
Driscolls left hand, the fastest and
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
kETCHEL MAN TO
FIRST OPPOSE
JOHNSON
THAT is THE PLAN OF PROMOTER
COFFROTH, AT ANY RATE AND
FIGHT is ALMOST CiNCHED
NOW, SAYS w. BRITT.

CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-That the next
battle for the heavyweight champion
ship OF the world will be between Jack
Johnson and Stanley Ketchel was the
announcement made by Willus Britt,
manager Of the middeweight cham
pion. on his arrival in Chicago. Britt
was in the city enroute to Grand Rap
ids where he will meet Ketchel and
take him east to night Jack O'Brien six
rounds at Philadelphia.
johnson and his manager Sam
Fitzpatrick. have been sent transpor-
tation TO America, by Jim Coffroth, the
promoter of the club at Colma. Cal.
said Britt They are coming tn talk
over the Ketchel match with Coffroth
and II Is almost certain that Coffroth
will get the champion to sign In fact
that Is what they are coming TO Am
erica for. The match really is cfinch-
ed except for the getting together on
terms and | don't expect 1t will be
hard u line up Johnson.
The bout probably will take place
within the next two months. | expect
To clinch the O'Brien match and send
Ketchel against Philadelphia Jack
within two weeks. Then | will take
him to coast and start him on long
siege of training for Johnson
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
D. II. S. ANNOUNCES
DATES OF MEETS

The management OF the Detroit Uni
versity school announces the annual
interclass meet In the gymnasium on
the afternoon of Monday. Feb. ~. All
u" men will be barred from these
competitions but the winners OF the
various events will all have an oppor-
tunity to test the mettle OF the older
stars later on In the week when, on
SATURDAY. afternoon. Feb. q, the d.
l.. s. team stacks up against NJ A. Z.
This event is attracting consider
able attention in sporting circles ana
Is the first important athletic meet 10
he staged In Detroit this season.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
NEWS OF THE DAY GATHERED Fol
Y, GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIMES
THIRD PENNANT? WHY, OF COURSE"
SAYS HUGHIE AS HE STARTS WORK

Brimful OF confidence, a choice as
sortment OF "Wee-ahs" bubbling up IN
his aesophagus. rested by his long
winter in which he has sedulously cul-
tivated anything which would prevent
his worrying over baseball, Hughie
Jennings will on Saturday, formally
take up the work OF smashing an Am
erican league record by inaugurating
what all Detroit and Michigan believes
will be the third consecutive pennant-
winning campaign of the Detroit Tig-
ers, OF which he is SO famous as the
leader.
Hughie has finished his play spell
and. winding up his social season at
Ithaca. n. Y. and Cambridge, Mass,
is now ready for work.
He has even consented 10 make a
prophecy and that prophecy isn't bit
doubtful in tone.
"Of course. Detroit will win the pen.
nant," he says-just like that,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
A BUSY
BOY ON THE COAST

Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. l9.-Al
Wolgast. the Milwaukee pugilist. has
contracted TO fight before the Pacific
Athletic club and the Jeffries Athletic
club within II time limit OF three days
AT Maud Junction next Tuesday night
Wolgast will meet Danny Webster the
local boxer, I'm a scheduled l0-round
no-decision bout. The following Fri
day night at Vernon. AID will tackle
what appears TO be more serious af
fair. He goes against Walter Little.
the Chicago lad. In a battle that is
scheduled for 20 rounds with decis-
ion at the finish Wolgast and Little
are TO weigh in at 1913 pounds at S:45
on the afternoon OF the fight
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
CMALL CPORTING
y TALK e z0S ~ WORLD

The Boston fans who are boycotting
the American league there on ac-
count OF the sale OF Cy Young. Will
forget all about II along about the
middle OF April.
Lntbers at center. Farauhar and West
at forward. and Hayes and Capt.
Wilson at guards. Will form the line
up OF the Michigan basketball team
at NJ. A. c. tonight.
Jeanette aud McNey, two promising
opponents OF Negro fistic supremacy
box IL out In Paris tonight. II tile
former wins he will grab of Nc
Ney's title OF champion OF Europe.
August BeImont's purchase OF the Ken
tlworth track at Buffalo, makes "
look as II the big mogul OF racing
poets I'm New York state. than most
OF the experts do.
o.
Reports from ~. Louis having "a that
Harry Pulliam mas gone clear crazy
may be taken with grain OF salt.
few bromo- settlers and a Turkish
bath viii do wonders for Harry when
he gets round TO them.
ID. 4. =. tsurprised It's most sanguine
admirers hy\ making a holy show OF
the Ypsllantt Normals last evening.
Jack Miller and Fraser getting eight
baskets apiece. Ypsi scored but once
from the field The final count was
45 to 8.
Close investisntios OF the record Of
Abe Attell brings back 10 mind the
fact that Abe's first bouts with>Drom-
ising opponents have seldom beeR &C.
companied with effective results g.
sooner or later Able always hooks
-though.-And,-w when they hattie
him for the title. they weigh I'm at
his hgure-i22 pounds singside.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
PIRATES TURN
TO WIN A FLAG?
BY w. s. FARNsWoRTH.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-"Twice two
make four" sure is dry old maxim,
and there are many ardent followers
OF baseball who don't care hang for
the figures, or rather, percentage OF
players. but there is no getting away
from the old maxim, and figures al
ways are and always will be the only
thing by which players can be classi-
fed correctly
In this handicap of the National
league race. figures make Pittsburg
the best team-and | have done the
handicapping on last seasons individ-
ual averages-even though the Cubs
did win technically.
The windy city crew figure next
best, the Giants third. and Billy Muir
rays Quakers fourth. Because OF the
many new men that are sure to be III
the regular line-ups OF the Boston. Gin
cinnati, Brooklyn and ST. Louis teams.
they must be classified In the do not
figure" class, as handicapped Willie
Fitzpatrick would say IL they were
ponies.
It's the Pirates four great twirlers
that give them the best of It. accord
Ing To figures While none OF the
smoketown slabmen have averages
equal to Reulbach. Mathewson or
Brown, yet every one of them-Mad-
dox. Lever, Willis and Camaitz--
made a record last season that only
the first three named can beat.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
Old Cy Is Obviously
Panied Over Change


to
In
al oston.
Is
o
in It,
an get a 81 to
will pitching ball when
the
hundreds
Cleveland
to q
"Win justify II
to
farewell the
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
ANOTHER BID
FOR BIC FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1s.-W. w
Naughton. Of the San Francisco Eek
aminer, received the following tele'
gram
Rawhide. New, Feb 1S,-W, w.
Naughton. Sporting Editor, Exam
liner, San Francisco: The Raw
hide Athletic club offers a purse
Of one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars for the Jeffries-J Johnson
fight 10 be fought at Rawhide on
railroad. (Signed).
KENNETH KAUER, Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
GOVERNOR SIGNS ]
ANT|.BETT|NG BILL

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Feb. 19.--
GOV. Gillett today signed the OTIS
Walker anti-race track betting bill
provisions of which will be effective 60,
days hence. and making wagers on
horse racing unlawful throughout the
state. ~
In response to the criticism that he
delayed TO the full legal limit before.
signing The bill in order to give the
racing interests the longest possible
time to operate, Gov Ginett declared 4
Many bills preceded the race track
measure and | was determined not TO
take up any bills irregularly.'
The prevailing opinion is that the
governors delay was intentional.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20

He cut loose the statement first TO
his old comrades in the fraternity
house at Cornell. He told il again In
Boston. He is willing to shed ii TO
anyone who asks II.
Hearken To Hughie:
We are out to take our third
straight championship. and the world .
series. as well. this year.
Why, We were strong enough to
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
BY ABE ATTELl.

think that the worst ! should
get is a draw. forced the fight
ing most Of the way and my blows
had more steam behind them than
DrlscoI's. He didn't hurt me
bit, and although my right eye
was blackened, IL didn't bother me
In the least. ! would like another
chance TO meet DrIscolI, and
hope that II fight Is arranged
that IL will be twenty rounds or
longer, as then ! am sure that !
can put the EnglIshman away. !
am DriscolI's master at all stages
and would like to prove II beyond
a shadow Of a doubt.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
Washington Once Gave Up

TO three doctors; was kept in bed for
five weeks. Blood poison from a
spiders bite caused large, deep sores
to cover his leg. The doctors failed
then "Bucklen's Arnica Salve com
pletely cured me-" writes John Wash
ington, of Bosqueville. Tex. For
eczema. boils, burns and piles It's SUI
preme. At E. c. Kinsels. Central
Drug Co, and Gray & Worcester's.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
Neil Beats Boyd Driscoll.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-Frankie Nell
won from Boyd Driscoll last night at
the Fairmont club after 10 rounds OF
high class going. II was Driscoiis de-
but in America and he showed himself
to be a clever two-handed fighter. with
rather a weak jaw. Neil came near
ending the battle in the sixth round
with a left clip on the jaw when Dris-
coll took the count.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-20

Tommy Burns expects To visit the Uni
ted States In May.
O
Fountain. the Michigan shortstop, has
returned TO school.
II. Chandler EEan. former golf cham
pion. VIII compete no more.
again to play seven games OF foot
ball apiece next year
IL sometimes takes terrible expert
encc To convince man that his in
terror works are not copper-lined.
>
Though defeated. , sto 10 by Eastern
IN yesterday, Western actually scored
not only one but six field baskets
.
The Burroughs team got the FusIIiers
from Windsor 80 20 %. last evening
Hendrian goaling nine times himself
Ovosso trimmed the spnIdIng- nunin
at indoor baseball last night. Vrhe
series is for the worlds champion
ship.
with capt. Williamson starring. Conch
Lerchcn's Detroit Central High team
won the verdict at Saginaw last
night. 2S to 2oA
Vow comes uike Murphy With the
statement that beyond question. the
track ON which Trube set new ia
door mile record. was short
%
Promptly according to schedule. CnIt-
Yornfa's governor signed the anti
rambling biil and II IL now n law. IL
will 90 into effect In go days
o.
Mecrath. sweeney. johnson mud FIah-
ertp all experienced and high priced
men make up the Southern Michi.
gnnis umpire stan for lyO9-or' for A
while. at least.