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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
BY CHARLES IERNEGAN

n UTFOUGHT in the cinches but game the and always
coming Danny Webster the clever Los Angeles bantam
weight earned draw last night from Monte Attel of San
By fighting minute and every inch the
the bantams bated their the hearts of Los Angeles
andom which will be remembered when the
habeen Danny confidence personhed,
after Monte for the first few rounds supreme effort gain
decisive victory Time after time his wicked swings
blocked by the norhener and often did Monte pepper Web
in the clnches
Monte relied chopping Webster pieces and in this he
partially successful Danny passed the nhghtng relying
his ongrange blows bring home the bacon But he
ped of the cleveest Of his who
between the Aels foowo and blocking of the
prettest features of all around rstclass exhibition
punish Webster effectively he unable Danny plainly
red by the beating which Atte him the nces
back stronger than during the number
brought the big crowd to its feet by landing brace rights
and ets to Monte face. The majority
reached the mark but those that did home Monte
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24

after the bell The second round was
about an even break, although Nc
Govern appeared scarcely to feel Rees'
best wallops. At the infighting Nc
Govern easily outclassed his heavier
opponent. The final rounds resolved
themselves into a series of clinches,
McGovern having the better of the ar
gument. The Milwaukee boy received
an ovation as he left the ring. Rees
claimed that he broke his hand in the
second round. The announcement was
received with a chorus of boos The
tuxedo quartet rendered several selec-
tions Immediately following this con-
test.
Almost a Knockout
Buddy King opened his meeting with
Foxy Kid Cleveland by a series of
rushes which the eolored boxer met
with a series of hard rights and lefts
TO the head. King was unable to land
but few square blows, which merely
served to nettle the dusky fighter.
Cleveland soon cut Kings face with
couple of well directed right crosses.
The majority of Kings hard swings
landed on the Kids shoulder or back
of his head. In a slugging match King
landed a brace Of wicked lefts which
started Cleveland fighting in earnest.
The colored boy came right back with
a volley of rights and lefts which stag
gered his opponent. Following UP his
lead in clever style, Cleveland soon had
King groggy, and with a right-handed
haymaker which almost closed Kings
right eye sent Biddy to the mat. King
rose on the count of nine, but could
have lasted a few seconds longer had
not his seconds tossed in the sponge.
Mote King challenged the winner.
CappelIe Conner
With both fighters looking for an
opening, Billy Cappelle and frankie
Sullivan began their ten-round journey.
Sullivan put a couple of lefts to the San
Pedro boys face, but Cappelle slipped
over a right-handed haymaker which
brought Sullivan to his knees and
swelled his eye. The second and third
rounds were fairly even, both men put
ting up a first-class exhibition. Cap
pelle was somewhat the stronger, Sui
livan continually covering up before
the san Pedro lads onslaughts. With q
string of victories behind him and
substantial side bet, and the prospects
OF better fight staring him in the
face, Cappella took the aggressive in
the fourth frame, landing half dozen
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
ARRESTED B00KMAKERS
RELEASED FROM CUSTODY

OAKLAND. Nov. 23.-E. 7. Martn anu
CHARLES ZeIinstv the bookmakers arrested yes
tefday at the Emeryville race track by Sherih
Barnet for alleged violation Of the antl-oettins
law, were both dismissed from custody by
Justice of the Peace Coburn IN Emery''ie
today. ,--,.,
1t was done at the request OF the authorities
I. is understood that both men VIII be re-
arrested and arraigned in an Oakland ponce
court tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
OLYMPIC WINNIE. MAY
NEVER COMPETE AGAIN

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-James p. Sullivan,
who won the first mile race at the olympic
games in London and who is one OF the fastest
distance runners in this country probably has
run his last race. In the three-mile race at
the Canadian championships I'm Montreal last
September Sullivan turned his ankle and
strained a tendon The injury has been grow
ing worse, and now he is in the Bellevue hos
pltal undergoing treatment The doctors say
he will not be able to run again.
Among Sullvan's feats are the American
one-mile and the Canadian three-mle records.
With Melvin Sheppard, George Bonhag and
Harvey Cohn he broke the four-mile relay
race record.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
SIR THOMAS WILL BUILD
TWO BOATS THIS TIME

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 23,-when the Lusi-
tania arrived this morning Sir. Thomas LIP
ton was pleased TO talk about lifting the
Americas cup. He says he VIII build two
boats. with Fife the principal designer. The
Shamrock ~ will be a 90-footer with about
the same sail area as previous challengers
modelled according to the conditions of the
universal rule and the challenge to be sent
in March next
Sir Thomas has the tacit assurance that
challenge will be accepted. His challenge will
be for the largest type under the rules of the
Stars ana Stripes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
FAILS TO HEED WHISTLE
AND Is KILLED INSTANTLY

A man who is said to have been identified as
W. D. Garten 6O2h South Figueroa street,
was struck and instantly killed by Pasadena
short line car near the indian village yester-
day afternoon.
According to witnesses and the car crew
Garten was walking along the track and did
not heed the whistle OF the approaching car.
ana rrightfully mutilated II was taken to
the undertaking room of Pierce Bros, and in
the pockets was found ~s.er addressed to
Mr.. Garten, 602h South Figueroa street,
which was the only means of Identification.
An inquest probably win be held this
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
Amateur Baseball

J. Names, the clever first baseman with the
Mccormick aggregation, pulled off another Of
his sensational one-handed stabs Sunday in
the game with Santa Ana when he pulled
down the hot liner from Motifs bat and there
by retiring the side. II Names had failed to
connect in this instant the drive would have
resulted in two scores for the home team
About the entire population of Monticello
will spend Thanksgiving days afternoon in
the Montebello ball park beachers watching
their boys battle with the baseball team from
Del Monte. \ hot game is anticipated.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
POLICE QUICKLY STOP
SCHRECK-LANGF0RD BOUT

PITTsBURG, Nov. 23.-Police tonight
stopped the boxing contest between Sam
Langford negro middleweight and Mike
schreck after half minutes fighting be-
cause of Sehreck's poor condition. Langford
knocked schreck down twice and pummeled
him at Will.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
JENNINGS AND DONOVAN
WILL MANAGE DETRoITS

DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 23.-President Navin
announced yesterday the spring training plans
OF the Detroit American league team. The
strong players will be evenly divided between
two teams
Jennings will manage one team and prob
ably Donovan the other. The whole team VIII
leave for San Antonio the first week in March
and will start north April !.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
ROUND FOUR
ROUND FIVE

Webster missed another hard right and |
Monte assumed the aggressive. Atten fol- |
lowed Danny about the ring. landing or
twice at long range. but doing clever
work at the inhghting. Webster's nose was
cut by q vicious left chop. Danny swung a
light left to Monte's The Hebrew !
showed a burst of speed and pounded Danny
with half dozen lefts and rights TO the face.
Monte's round
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
WILL FIGHT AT 1873

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2s.-When 'cyelone
ia,,I roaet in n ten-round bout here December
IA II will be at the legitimate lightweight limit
according to arrangements made today. When
the match was arranged 1t was agreed that
the men should weigh In at lS0 POUNDS ring
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
Hot Game Expected

When the McCormicks and the Occidental
ball beavers tie up at Vernon park Thanks
giving day for the side bet Of $50 which has
already been posted by both managers with
Jack Doyle, something out of the ordinary
baseball may be expected to happen. When
the two teams clashed before, the colored
boys copped the bacon. which consisted OF a
healthy roll of $3.50 This time the McCor-
mcks not only hope to regain some of their
filthy lucre. but also intend to demonstrate
beyond a doubt that they the king pins
Of the two teams in the baseball line.
Following is the lineup
McCORMICKS OCCIDENTALs
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
ROUND ONE

Tho round opened with both men sparring
with lghtn!ng-like speed. Monte cleverly
eyaded Websters rushes and had the better
Of the argument at the innghting. Danny
put a good right to Montes Jaw and the
northerner almost fell through the ropes in an
effort to get out of the way. Both boys boxed
with great cleverness. little damage being in
lcted. Even round
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
LAST NIGHTS FIGHT RESULTS

Monte Attell and Danny Webster, draw. Ten rounds
Billy Cappelle beat frankie Sullivan decision. Ten rounds
Kid Cleveland beat Buddy King sponge. Three rounds.
Gene McGovern beat Kid Rees, decision. Six
Joe Livermore Chester Moss decision Four rounds
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
ROUND TEN

The men shook hands Webster started
after Attel but was unable to land. Attell
quickly assumed the aggressive and showered
Danny with a succession of short-arm jolts
which weakened the local boy. Monte missed
a right cross and Danny biffed the air with
another right. Monte again showered Danny
with rights and lefts at close range. Monte
was the stronger at the bell. Attelfs round.
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ROUND SIX

Danny crossed a quick right and left which
worried Monte. Attell started the blood from
Danny's eye with a yolley Of rights. Danny
clearly had the better Of the long range bait
tling when he swatted Attell with thre clean
rights. Attel uppercut in the clinch and fol.
lowed up with a volley Of rights and lefts In
the ciinches. Webster's round.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
BARRY WINS WITH
KNOCKOUT PUNCH

ROsTON. Nov. 23-The ability of Ralph
Galloway. a negro of California 10 stand TER
rife punishment enabled nun 10 Iast nii,e ,,l'
rr,,,ds AGAINST lin Barry OF Chicago tonight
Galloway was knocked out in the tenth round
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
ROUND SEVEN

Monte put a clean right TO Danny's mouth.
Webster missed two wicked rights. Webster
appeared to be laying for knockout and took
Attells peppering without flinching. Webster
landed a nice left to the kidneys, but Attell
retaliated with a straight Jolt which bothered
Dan. Monte was the stronger. Even round.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
SHoWALTER WINS

LEXINGTON. Ky, Nov. 23--J. w. showal-
teI of Georgetown, Kentucky, defeated FRANK
]. Marshall Of Brooklyn, n. Y, in the eieevnth
game OF the American chess championship
series today. Showater has won two sames'
Marshall six and three were drawn.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
ROUND EIGHT

nnen Danny rushed, Monte crossed TO the
Jaw. Monte fought every inc.- of the route
and guarded two hard swings. Danny landed
a straight right which bobbed Monte's head.
Monte rocked Webster with a shower Of rights
and lefts, but Danny put over neat right on
the break. Danny landed a hard right. Web
ste round
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ROUND NINE

Monte started after Webster. Attell showed
his speed when Danny missed another right
and started Danny's left ear to bleeding.
Webster rocked Attell with a clean right, but
Monte again peppered Webster in the clineh.
Monte put clean left swing on Websters ear.
Both were strong at the gong. Even round.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
WEBSTER AND ATTELL BATTLE
TEN ROUNDS WITHOUT A VICTORY
NORTHERN BANTAM 0UTFGHTS DANNY IN CLNCHES, BUT IS
BESTED AT LONG RANGE

Fight Match in Every RoundAe Is Stronger
Two Bel-Bily Cappelle of San Pedro Takes Clear
Decision Over Frankie Sullivan - Kid Cleveland Shows
Great and Downs Buddy King in Three Sessions.
Gene McGovern Oupoints Kid Rees, Although
Outweighed While Livermore Defeats Moss
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
POLLOCK'S PLAY
HAS A REVIVAL
sELASCO STOCK COMPANY Is
SEEN IN COMEDY
Anna Eva Fay in Mystifying Tell
epathc Act, is Head=Liner on
the Los Angeles
Bill

"In the Bishops Carriage a comedy
drama in four acts. dramatized from Mir
lam Michelson's novel by Claiming Pollock,
as presented at the Belasco theater Tuesday
evening, November %, 1903.
THE CAST
William Latimer. ...-...,.. Lewis $. stone
Tom DOrgan ......... Frank L. Camp
Edward Ramsay .....,... William NeTanCe
Bishop Won Wagenen James X, Applcbee
Frederick ObermulIer. ..... Richard Vivian
Harry Van Ness, star reporter on The
World '.........,,....... .CnaFles kuBgies
Burnett, Latimers man. .... Charles Buck
Forbes, Ramsey's butler. Louis Chaudet
Brooks, Latimer's chauffeur. Charles Chaplin
Jones, the Bishops c0achmRn George DNvyer
Nance Olden ......... Miss That's Magrane
Mrs. Edward Ramsay. ...,.. Miss Ida Lewis
Nellie Ramsay '...s' MISS beJn Iaylof
Mrs. Latimer. ...,..... Miss Grace Gardner
Nag AIOnahan. Miss Adele harrington
Mrs Swigart. Miss Gertrude Powers
Mrs. TarbelI. .......... Miss ray Banter
Mrs. Wallace ........... Miss Jennie stone
OF the Philadelphia police force.
officer Sherman. .......,.. CharleS OlDlNn
Neu attached to the TenderlOm station,
New York.
sergeant Finley .........' howard Scott
roole, dOOrkeeper .....,...... Harry spear
Detective Burke. ............J Joseph DALEY
Policeman jackson. ........ william tlIdew
BY w. HERBERT BLAKE
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24

hard right which landed on Attelrs shoul-
der and the crowd cheered when a light left
landed in the same place. Another left to
Montes jaw brought the crowd to its feet
Monte slipped over a couple Of right jolts to
the body at close range. Webster's round.
ROUND FOUR
Danny pushed Monte to the ropes and landed
with his left Webster missed a couple Of
vicious swings in midring and Monte re-
taliated. Webster was a bit tired when
he attempted to follow Monte up. Hhe He
brew came back and put a brace of rights
and lefts to Webster's head with little effect,
but clearly outpointed Danny at close range.
Artpll's round
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
ROUND TWO

Monte opened by tapping Webster on the
side OF the head. Webster landed a nice
right to the wide Of the head while AtteIl
pounded the lad heavily at the infighting
Monte put a couple Of hard rights to the
head and started the blood from Danny's nose.
Monte was smiling at the gong. Monte's
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
ROUND THREE

Webster was not as fresh as Monte when
the boys met Webster missed a couple Of
nara rights, and Monte poked him with left
Danny put left to the body and followed it
up with right swing to the jaw. Danny swung
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24
LAToNIA RACE RESULTS

No racing on Emeryville track on Tuesday
this season.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24

BY w. HERBERT BLAKE
You will find a generous and usually
extrayagant sentimentality behind
most of the successful comedies of
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24

Clark. Pitcher Smith, Harrison.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-24

Whatever you think of the telepathy
of Anna Eva Fay at the Los Angeles
theater this week, you must admit that
she believes in herself, at least so far
as her mind-reading feat is concerned.
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LITTLE BABY
HORRIBLY BURNED.
BY Boiling Grease Skin All Came
OFF One Side Of Face and Head
Tried an Ointment which Made Il
All Fester Wee Sufferer Seemed
Dlsfgured for Life.
CURED WITHOUT A
MARK BY CUTICURA

About a yea1 and eight months ago
NY baby. aged ten months. was sitting
un the mat beside the fender and we were
preparing the breakfast when the frying
nan full Of boiling grease was upset and
i went all over one side Of the bnbya
ihcn and heed, One oi the family ran
and wiped the scald with towel and
YOU may think what a mess she made,
pulling the entire skin OF. We took her
e a chemist who told us 70 get 4 doctor.
which We did He tended her q week
and gave me some stun like lard 10 put
On. But 4 all festered and / thought
the baby was dIsd6urnd for life. 4
woman ploea beside me told me 10 try
Cutlcura Uinsment. ! used about three
boxer and Il was wonderful how'll healed.
IN about five weeks if was better and
there wasn't mark 70 tell where the
snald had been. People used 70 ask me
# that was The baby that was ecaldad
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told lhen she was and shat cured her
face Her skin ls just like velvet and
have never been without Cutlcufa since.
guticufa ctirnd threc other children of
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SCHOOL
LAN[NB|LLN
AN(CHLY
AMENDED

TIE lste Thursday afternoon sem
ate program was one Of much ac.
lien ana some otatory wise and 9th.
erwise the happy moment being whom
senator Blair rather crisp and some.
times caustic IN debate sas "pipea'
back from the chals by Cunningham
who was presiding In committee of
the whole senate. Blair was discuss.
Ing courts. attorneys and possibilities
it getting bae men in occasionally. II,
lusirailng a point. he turne1 toward
the chair ans said. why DO I say
that Mr. Chairman; why do ! say
that?'
Quick AZ fash came from the
logan man the answer. Il am sure
do not know
blair joined IN tae leugh and pro
ceeaed 10 finish his argument With.
out asking the chair 10 answer his
quesles
SCHOOL Land Trimmings
Tho school land bill. shnm Of many
" lte original features and with rs
lreochas pateacd with the various
colured cloth from u Move TO
Amend & CO. was shipped out OF
rommitec OF the whole ana put to
rress for fourth reader students
-ish and Game
Il was IN The discussion or the iish
AVID Rame. set No 2. that Blair and
Cunningham brought morrlmeut 10
what was a somewhat dry handllup
of routine work Bi8ir wanted the
lePylng 81 fines or proven violation
1aje severe enough 10 force respect
ior fear of the lfw Final action
ives not taken on the 'bil By the
committed because Il WIS ascertain
"a that certain measures intended
,nly 10 secure enforcement Of pro.
visions. gave 20 wardcas the alleged
lnconslltulione right "a search and
cizd u WILL without warrant OF
9na
-andrum cete Resuts
10 l35. Ianirums measure legal
zlhg iha appointment oi temporary
county iuiges BY the district court
yhefe elected Probate official is in
ipacitated carried. Cofdeh calling
titenlleh 70 one probate Judge who
vill be confined TO his bed BY Illness
o. at least slx weeks.
elder Pre6e
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'uaslon between ninups and Blaif.
Anl mlled tn reconsl Ter the bin. Tho
minority voted unanimously for re.
confederation. making a muster Of
lnetoen for 20 four gealnst. defeat.
ng ree9naiderail0u Senator BllmDs
ears the niii is o weiEe 20 part the
tight hoops holding prohibition en-.
'ereemaat bHl Blair nenfes prohibit
Ion will be able TO withstand the
haiierlng ram Of q cider press. II II
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THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL.
Presents Record Of SO Years-In
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Attention Is directed % the B3rd M
All statement Of the connecticut Mu
iual life Insurance Co. Of Hartford
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ountfy With risks aeleeled witA
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nwmenis death claims surrender
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nhs more than Il has received from
hem ID premlums
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Received since organization 1856.
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Returned s260li7o29.2l,
excess over amount received, ST.
$40. 0.70anl.
In addition 70 the large reMfnt
hay have given all policy holders
hey have nore money behind Gael
ii.p00 Of insurance IN fnrce. than any
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SEEN FROM THE
} HOUSE GALLERY.
) Q Q . oo 10 . . ooo . .

Dr 4 Gfant Evans. president "a
The staip university was aiming sosI
lerdny's prominent visitors.
Messenger McGIl has resigned. ow.
lng 20 tha operation Of the anti.nenol
lsm law No heug related 10 a nrom.
ineni member Clarenee 4. Black
WAS appointed IN his place
Bell, of Caddo. mas been seriously
III for several days At local san.
l;arlum
Smith, OF Custer is heartily In favor
II the blil FOR h0untles on Jack rah
ahls fIe saws they are worse on n
watermelon patch than gang o.
nlggers7
One member suggests thai the COY.
ote bounty BIN should contain a pro.
sislon that All AcaIps HhQnld De dc.
flr0yea nt auQes ea'h ia rs afr eld
AfoN lint 10 Ii liaasaA. under Il
similar law many years ago. rabbit
and coyote scalps were paid for.
thrown out oI the court house window
and brought around eeain. when an.
other bounty would be paid On the
eame scnlps
A numhet of the members attend.
ID he reception and hall GRIN last
Hight b The nlll cross chapter OF the
daughters Of The CUnfederaey.
Bert illlolaun uas visitor al tho
rfnss table Yesterday aud leIt happy
remembrance OF hla yiail III The form
# q IeN good eIsafs
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EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY

J. n. Wallace. the reliable druggist
of Guthrie, Is having calls for "HiN.
DipO." the new Nerve Tonic and vi
talizer. Cures Nervous Debility. IN.
somnla, Restores Lost Vitality, that
they are selling under a positive guar.
anlee.
Tvs merits are becoming the talk 81
The town and everybody wants to tfy
1t and why notg It costs nothing II
q don't do you good--not one cent
They don't want your money IL q
does not benefit you, and VIII cheer
fully refund the money Try Il to
day.