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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
TWO KILLED IN SAN
BERNARDINO COUNTY
SHO0TINGS OCCUR AT KELS0
AND COTTON
D. C. MacFarlean Shot, Possibly Aeei-
dentalIy, by Bartender--T. Mortlo
Fernandez Pick Up Uncon-
scious and Dying
Especial to The Herald.1

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov 5.-With-
in the limits of the county two men
were slain today-one at Kelso, east of
Daggett, and the other at Colton.
At Kelso D. c. MacFarlean, well
known resident of the desert, was shot
by a man named Shenn, and although
rushed to medical aid he died at 8
o'clock this evening at Otis.
The circumstances surrounding the
shooting are not known. Coroner Van
VIE and Deputy District Attorney r.
B. Goodcell left tonight for the scene
Of the shooting, the former to return
the body to Keso for the inquest and
the latter to hold the preliminary ex-
animation of Shenn, who was cap
tured by the desert officers.
A dispatch late tonight from Otis,
where McFarlean died, indicates that
the shooting was possibly accidental.
Shenn, who is a bartender it is stated,
was exhibiting a revolver to McFar-
lean when it was in some manner dis
charged. Although the bullet pene-
trated his brain the injured man lived
for nearly ten hours.
T, hortio Fernandez, a Cotton Mexf
can, unconscious and dying, was picked
up on the outskirts of that town. He
was hurried to the county hospital in
this city, but died within a few min
utes.
.. HeTeE' DelleNeu " nave Sldih ECI-
nandez, is held for the murder The
two men left the Fernandez home last
night to attend a dance and it is now
believed that Perez murdered his COM
panion for money that was known to
be on his person. the Mexican having
cashed a check during the evening.
Fernandez was killed with a large
stone. which, covered with blood, was
found near the scene, and on the ac-
cused mans shoes and clothing also
was found blood
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL
GAMES AT RED0ND0 BEACH
Saints VIII Meet Seasiders on Grid
Iron and Thlstles viii Play Home
Team on Diamond

REDONDO BEACH, Nov. 5.--People
interested in sports here will be en-
tertained with both a football and a
baseball game Sunday. The eleven
from st. Vincent's college will meet the
local team in an effort to run up a
large score, while the Redondo Beach
nine win play It's final game with
the Thistles of Los Angeles in the
struggle to win the pennant of the
Southern state league.
Four teams are now tied for the PEN
nant. These are Redondo Beach, Long
Beach. Gateway and Downey, all hav-
ing a percentagle OF .632. The rank
of the other teams in the league fol-
lows: Edisons, GIL; Gardena, 556; We'll
lington. 500; Globe Mills. 421 and This
ties, 221 If Redondo Beach loses next
Sunday she will be out of the race,
but her chances OF defeating the This
ties are considered very good at this
time.
A schedule of games to follow the
football game next Sunday has been
arranged by Manager Walton of the
Redondo Beach eleven. The u. S. c.
law team will come here for a contest
on Saturday. November 10, and the
following Saturday the Orange athletics
win play here. The Thanksgiving Day
game viii be played with the Azusa
team, which tied with the home boys
last week,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
Fixed un the Course

LII. Fremau and Sam Dunlop left
Tuesday morning for the Colorado river
at Ehrenberg at the instance of the
Marieopa County Automobile club, to
put the road in shape for the Los An
geles-Phoenix race for the Repubn-
cans cup and the cash prizes. They
placed sign boards wherever it is
necessary to properly direct the drivers
in the race and they also fixed the
road in a few of the bad places of
which they had been apprised by the
scouts who have recently covered the
course. The principal work in this
line was the cutting out of the high
centers in the road at places where
there is no opportunity for the drivers
to take course alongside the reg
ular road. These high centers would
be apt to catch the machinery of the
low built machines and wreck them:
and in order to avoid such disaster
the road has been put in order.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
FOUR HARD GAMES ON
EASTERN GRIDlRON
Results VIII Sum Up ConelseIy che
Present Status and Future
Hopes Of the Leading
Colleges

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Four games
of football to be played on eastern fields
tomorrow will sum up more concisely
than any yet seen this season the pres
ent status and future hopes of the lead
ing colleges in the sport. Cornell plays
Harvard, Dartmouth plays Princeton,
Yale plays Brown and Pennsylvania
faces Lafayette. Yale's record has been
consistently clean, and its powerful
offense will be difficult to smother.
Dartmouth, having beaten Harvard In
past years, is no longer faced with
equanimity by any of the big four.
while this year Princeton Is not up to
best form.
Cornell. too, is in hard luck. and the
game with Harvard is not expected to
develop the latter's true form as It will
show against Yale. Pennsylvania in
Lafayette faces a team that has de-
feated Princeton. The red and blue,
however, count on winning without diff
ficulty.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The outlaws defeated the Seals yes-
terday in one OF the best games seen
on Polytechnic grounds, by the score
3 to 2. The Outlaws were unable to
. connect with Pitcher Carlysle's deliv-
cry for satisfactory results until the
last of the sixth, when two hits netted
two runs and the game. 1t was any
body's game until the last of the fifth,
when Tompkins brought over the first
run OF the game on a fiuke hit to
Byram, hit by McJohnston, and a
fielder's choice Previous to yester-
days game the outlaws and the Seals
were tied for first place in the race,
with two games each. The Centrals,
determined to hold some championship,
are firmly seated in the cellar with
three games lost. Following is the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
Eastern Games
Good Job for Toman

Umpire Jimmy Toman, the coast
league indicator man, will leave at the
conclusion of the present series for
Calexico, where he has been selectd
to act as umpire in the Desert Winter
league. Toman will act in about two
games a week at substantial salary,
He will officiate in company with sew
eral of the members of the Angel team
who will play in the league, and will
also be Joined by Barry Mccormick the
second baseman and former leader of
the Milwaukee team who will arrive
this week from the east. Mccormick
will captain the Calexico team.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
lsotta\Is Here

The Isotta racing car-the Italian
made machine that has made fame
for herself on the racing tracks of, the
old world, is here, and about the hap
piest man on Automobile row is Fred
c. Fenner, while Max Poismans and
Harvey Herrick, another crack driver,
are all in ecstacy over their new found
prize.
1t takes but glance at the Isotta
to see that she is sure a racing ma
for the fray, with the exception of a
few minor additions that are necessary
for desert work, and she looks like a
fierce proposition, for she certainly has
the power.
The car will be seen for the first
time on the streets when she leaves
in her regular turn for the Phoenix
prize,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
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Send Name and Address Today
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Strong and Vigorous

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brought on by excesses unnatural drains or
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
WINTER LEAGUERS
PLAY SECOND SERIES
Fast Teams Are Strengthened by ADJ
dltlon Of Many Stars of Coast
League--Four Games
Scheduled

With San Diego in first place, as pre-
dicted, the second series of games will
be played Saturday and Sunday. Now
that the coast league season abs closed
several OF the teams will be strength
ened by the addition of coast players
A-artinke of Vernon will be seen in left
field for the Maiers, and Coy and
Schafer of Vernon will play with Santa
Barbara. Pasadena will go to San
Diego Friday night to hook up with
the Southern champions in two games,
Santa Barbara will play two games
with San Bernardino at home, the Salt
Lakes will play two contests with
Santa Ana at the orange belt city
Sunday afternoon, and the McCormicks
will tackle the Maiers in a double
header at Vernon Sunday afternoon
commencing at 1880 o'clock.
Andy Briswalter will umpire the
Santa Barbara contests, Goyhenelx at
Santa Ana and Fernandez at Vernon.
The teams will present the follow
ing lineups:
McCormicks VS.. Maiers at Vernon,
-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
YOUNG GIRL FRESHMAN
is VICTIM OF HAZERS

COLUMBUS, Mo, Nov. 5.-Hazing at
the University of Missouri reached its
limit when crowd of boys and girls
took Miss Leota Crider of Kansas City,
q freshman, "snipe hunting"
Miss Crider was reared in the city
and knows little of bird hunting.
When "snipe hunting" was proposed
she consented to hold the sack. The
iokers say they never went far from
Miss Crider, but she believes she was
left alone, and called several times
At last they returned and brought her
home. She left school Immediately to
recover from the shock.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
NORTHERN VARSITIES
EXPECT EASY VICTORY
Stanford viii Meet Vancouver In Final
Rugby Contest Before Annual
Clash with Berkeley
Fifteen

BERKELEY, Cal, Nov 5.-The
Rugby fifteens of the university of
California and the university of Ne
vada will meet tomorrow in whas
promises to be one of the most In
terestlng contests of the present foot
ball season.
The Nevada men have been remark
ably successful, defeating both the bar
barian and Olympic fifteens which
made good showings against the Cali
fornia fifteens, and the. Reno team Is
not lacking in confidence 1t will be
able to take the measure of the Berke-
ley players.
The Nevadans are much lighter than
the Californians, and the rain today,
which has made California field very
heavy, will work against them, as their
speed will be impaired. The lineup of
the California team has not been an
nounced, but 1t is believed that strong
fifteen will be put in.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
Game at Stanford

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL,
Nov. 5.-The last match which the
Stanford varsity will play before
meeting California, November 13, in the
intercollegiate Rugby game will be
called at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon when the cardinal fifteen will
meet the Vancouver team for. the sec
ond time. On Wednesday the North
erners were defeated So to 0, but to-
morrow's game probably will be much
closer. Stanford being weakened by the
loss Of Crawford, the big forward and
Thorpe, who win be replaced by Wood
cock and Hubbard.
On the other hand, Vancouver will
be strengthened by the presence of
Moffat, who was kept out of the last
game by injuries, and will have
Sharpe, member of the Barbarian
club, on the three quarter line.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
nlamonda won on Lozlera

The Diamond Rubber company of
this city is just in receipt of advices
from their factory that Diamond tires
equipped the two Lozier cars that
won the first and second place in the
Brighton Beach twenty-four-hour
race, New York. The Lozier cars
winning the event established a new
worlds record of 1896 miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
CONSTABLE HOLDS ACTOR
BY ROPE ON HIS WRIST
Officer Breaks in on Stage During the
Performance of 'Heartease'
and Arrests Star

CINCINNATI. Nov. 5.-Spectators at
the matinee performance of Hearts
ease" this afternoon saw constable
hold the center of the stage during
the performance. and the leading actor
Hershell Mayall, recited his lines with
a strong rope around his wrist, one end
of which the willy officer grasped in his
right hand
Mayall, the matinee idol of Hamilton
county, was charged with defrauding a
hotel the most exclusive In town. The
actor was allowed to proceed with his
act, and then the constable accom-
panied him to the office of an alder
man. Before the place was reached the
actors attorneys appeared with bonds
and the constable freed the matinee
idol.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
Free VIII Drive Isotta

There will be some warm work dont
at the next meet at Ascot park, No
vember 20 and 21. The Isotta will b'
seen on the race track at that tins
with Frank Free, who drove the Cor
bin to five successive victories las
Saturday and Sunday. Free made tht
little Corbin take to the road in the
finest kind of shape, and he will havt
to make the Isotta spin her wheels t.
beat or equal the Corbin's running ex-
nerience
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
RoxlNe lN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--Under the
protection of an injunction against the
police department local club an
nounces several bouts for next week.
This move will be watched closely by
sporting men, and If there is no inter
ference it is said other clubs in this
city will resume operations. Boxing
bouts are being held in other cities in
the state, and the clubs in Greater
New York cannot see why they should
not proceed on moderate scale.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
carnenter Dies ot Inlurles

SAN MATEO, Nov. 5.--Charles west
colt, a carpenter Of this place, died to-
CAV as the result of injuries received
last night in a collision with gardener
on the Crocker estate while riding a BIZ
cycle. He was thrown from his wheel,
suffering from fracture of the skull
The gardener was not seriously hurt.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
strlke Terminates suddenly

BUTLER, Pa, Nov. 5.-A strike at
the Ferris Independent Coal mines
near here, where state constabulary
was sent yesterday, terminated abrupt
ly today when twenty-five alleged
ringleaders were discharged, evicted
from the company houses and ordered
from the district. The other men i'm
mediately returned to work.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06

VIZ ASHINGTON, Nov. 5.--W. Came
w ron Forbes, vice governor gem
" eral of the Philippines, has been
named by President Taft as governor
general to succeed the present governor
general, James Smith, whose resigna
tion has been accepted, to take effect
November II at the expiration of his
leave of absence.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
Echo Park
Holds School Bonds Illegal

SAN BERNARDINO. Nov. 5.-The
American Savings bank of Los Angeles
has formally notified the local school
board that he recent bond issue of
$S5, 900 has been decided to be illegal
The sale of the bonds will at once be
readyertised.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
Autos XIII twenty-five Persons

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--Twenty-two
persons were killed and thirty-two Sc
riously injured by automobiles and
horse-driven trucks in this city during
the month of october. This is twice
as many as in any other month.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
Board Of Review Examiner Dies

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Philip w.
Coleman, principal examiner and as
sistant chief of the board of review of
the pension office, is dead at his home
here. Mr.. Coleman began his work
with the bureau in 1877. He was 6S
years of age.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
WIN Not Discuss Appointment

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Seth Low, for
mer mayor of New York and former
president of Columbia university,
would not discuss today the report
emanating from London that he had
been selected to succeed Whitelaw
Reid as ambassador to the court of
st. James.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
s%&**@******%***

= the batterles Tor the Angels and =
!. the Athletics for today's game !
+ were yesterday announced as fol- !
j. lows. Big Chief Bender. the big !
4 Indian will pitch for Philadelphia, !
I. and Thomas will catch. Bill Tozer !
4 will again face the easterhers, and !
i Ted Easterley, catcher for the !
:. Cleveland Americans will receive ]
4. him. I
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
To compIets Work on Dry Dock

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Work on
the completion of the big dry dock
at the Brooklyn navy yard will begin
tomorrow morning. Negotiations on
the contract had progressed so far to-
day as to insure the signing of the in
strument tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
Jansnese Poaohers In custody

SEATTLE, Nov. 5.-The steamer
Olympian arrived from Valdez, Alaska,
today with fifteen Japanese seal poach-
ers captured by revenue cutters in
Bering sea. They win be deported to
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06

IT'S as easy to secure a bargain in used
automobile. through want advertising. as It
used to be-and still is-to secure horss
and carrfage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06

It's as easy to secure a bargain in q used
automobile, through want advertising. It
used to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carringe.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
,coRE BY INNINGS
aIrMMARY

Bases on balls-On Tompkins l. Carlysle L.
Struck out-By Tompkins H. Carlysle 2. Dou-
Bile plays-Bangeter to Chick. Passed balls
McJohnson. Hit by pitched bal-wilhart, La
lame, Terry. Time of game-145. Umpires-
Secor and Pierce
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06

This afternoon at Echo playground
the Central Babes will hook up with
the Echo Park team for what prom
ises to be fast game. Following is
the lineup for the two teams:
has Echn pa rlr
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06

For the third time this week the
Teddy Bears issue a challenge to any
outside team for game Sunday after
noon, preferably at Upland. For in
formation call Main 5065.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06

Vote for H. ]. woollacott. candidate for
councilman. 10-S0-l2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
Local Games

U. s. C. VS.. Occidental at Occidental,
2S0 p. m.
Los Angeles High School VS.. Harv-
ard Military Academy at Fiesta park.
p. m. (Rugby.)
Polytechnic High School VS.. Red
lands High School at Fiesta park, 1880
p. m. (Rugby)
Pomona college VS.. Throop college at
Pasadena.
Santa Ana High School VS.. Whittier
High School at Santa Ana.
Pacific Coast Games
University of California VS.. Nevada
university, at Berkeley. (Rugby.)
Stanford VS.. Vancouver at Stanford.
(Rugby.)
Santa Clara college VS.. University of
Pacific, at Santa Clara.
Mission High VS.. Lowell High, at San
Francisco.
Palo Alto High VS.. Santa Clara High,
at Palo Alto.
Eastern Games
Yale VS.. Brown, at New Haven.
Harvard VS.. Cornell. at Cambridge.
Princeton VS.. Dartmouth, at Prince
ton.
Navy VS.. Washington and jefferson,
at Annapolis.
Pennsylvania VS.. Lafayette. at Phil
adelphia.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06

The Burke Athletic club ball team
wants a game with good amateur
team in uniform for Sunday afternoon
at their home grounds at Sixty-sixth
and Moneta avenue. For arrangement
call South 1866.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
Atlas Valyeless Cars

s145O to $4,000, according to model and
nnlsh BEKINS-COREY MOTOR CAR co.
Pioo and Flower sts FS63S.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-12-03
OPEN NEW STATION
AT CHATTANOOGA
SOUTHERN ACCOMMODATION FOR
ATLANTA FIRST TRAIN
OUT.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Dec. L.
Chattanooga new terminal station
was opened to the public at o'clock
this morning.
Railroad officials OF high and low
degree are here and the scenes around
the Central Terminal Station are in
deed animated. Practically every
superintendent of the divisions which
enter the station is here. and assisted
in perfecting the arrangements for the
opening.
Between midnight and o'clock this
morning the old central shed was en-
tirely abandoned. Train No. s, South
er naccommodation for Atlanta, was
the first to leave the new terminal
station. Hardly had smoke from this
train lifted from the yard when South
ern train No. 26, the Memphis special,
steamed up the yards exactly on time,
at sos o'clock.
After the departure of the Southern
trains there was a slight lull. Then
at o'clock "Drawbar Johnny" FoW-
Ter, the veteran engineer, and Con-
ductor pete" Norman came in with
the first train fro mthe North-the
Chicago and Folrida Limited, over the
Queen & Crescent route. The train
remained ten minutes and then divid
ed into two sections, one going over
the Southern to Florida and the other
to eNw Orleans via the Alabama Great
Southern.
The first train to arrive at the new
terminal over the Alabama Great
Southern was No. 2, due from Biz
mingham and New Orleans at 1O:SI
a. N.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-12-03
MAJORITY AGAINST
AMENDMENT IS NOT
LESS THAN $4,000
ONLY SIX COUNTIES STAND BY
THE CAUSE OF TEN
PERANcE.
The PROHIS ARE OVERWHELMED
leaders, Declare That Saloons Will Not
Return in Spite Of the Result OF
the contest-How the Situation Is
Viewed in Birmingham.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 3d.
Later returns from the State indicate
that Yesterdays majority against the
prohibition constitutional amendment
will run above $4,000. 1t appears
that a vote OF not less than $4,000
was polled, the largest in the history
Of the state.
As the sweeping nature of the de-
feat of the amendment is realized
there is a disposition in all circles
to analyze the result for its probable
effect on future Legislation in the
State. Industrial leaders and BUSH
ness men of Birmingham are almost
unanimous in their belief that the re-
suit was a rebuke to recent drastic
legislation and the declaration of the
people of Alabama of their deter
mination to return to conservatism.
Leaders of the Birmingham Chamber
of Commerce believe the election
will have the effect of bringing
great deal OF Eastern capital to Ala
hama which has been timid for the
past two or three years.
Leaders of the amendment forces
were overwhelmed by the news of the
result, as they were absolutely con-
ident OF victory up to the last mo
ment. Only six out of the total OF
sixty-seven counties gave majority
for the amendment, and in these the
figures were small. Counties which
have had prohibition for twenty-five
years voted against the amendment
while in other sections, it is declared
the prohibition workers, feeling secure
in victory, failed to do the proper work
at the polls.