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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-27
Shows Soon to Come.

1t required two large baggage cars
for the transportation of the scenery
and costumes used in the presentation
of commencement Days" the college
girl comedy which will be the attract
ion at the Keylor Grand. under the
mana cement Of John COrt.
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. Will Give 500, 900.

nouncement is made By the Cincinnati
Aero club that two wealthy men Of this
city have pledged themselves as back
ers to- the extend of 100000 to secure
the international aerial meet for Gin
cinnati in 1910
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Indiana Bartenders Gather.

SOJTTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 24-The
animal state convention OF oartenoers
onenea here today and sessions VIII
continue i'm connection with the state
of labor meeting. which be-
gins tomorrow.
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Admirers of Max Figman who enjoy
Charles Dickens should read up THE
Old Curiosity Shop once again as Mr..
Figman is producing a comedy version
making it the feature of his repertoire.
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03

lowing this will come a number of the
bigger musical shows OF the Shuberts.
such as "The Motor Girl" 1.-THE Mid
night Sons" Frank Daniels, Lulu
Giaser, all the larger Liebler attrac-
tlons, Eddie Foy, James It. Powers,
Blanche Ring, 1.-THE Follies of 1909
and others.
April / of next year Mr.. Behymer
plans to give musical festival in the
Auditorium similar to the gigantic
events which have been successful in
the east and bigger and more elaborate
than any previous local attempt.
Among his Legitimate" attractions are
Nazimova, Sothern and Marlowe,
Hackett, Mannering, "The Blue
Mouse" Maxine Elliott, Gertrude Eli
OFT. "The Harvest Moon" (Gus Thomas
new play) Mrs. Wigs of the Cab
bage Patch" 1.-The Man from Missis-
sippi," 1.-The City, (Clyde Fitch's new
est drama and Eugene Walters latest
! play
George Hamlin will open the Audi
torium's symphony season, and among
the other high grade musical offerings
will be Nine. Sembrich In a farewell
tour of the coast in December; Fritz
Kreisner violinist, over the Christmas
holidays; Nine. Schumann- -Heink, in
January; Nine. Teresa Correno, IN
February; Moritz Rosenthal, in March:
Fuller with her dancing girls.
Mr. Behymer intends to make the
Auditorium the home of theatrical
things local, and his symphony season
and the bankers minstrels are exam
pies of his policy to that end.
The "open door" and a helping hand
to local talent Is his motto, and he
hopes that a municipal band and a
higher grade of dramas for the Pacific
coast will crown his efforts.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
AUSTIN FIGHTS DRAW
WITH RED CORBETT
Los Angeles Boy Makes Fine Showing
Against San Diego Man in Twenty
Round ight--Jimmy 10
Far OutWeighed
Especial to the Herald

SAN DIEGO, Aug. Jimmy Aus
tin, the Los Angeles 105-pounder,
fought his former adversary, Red Cor
bett of San Diego, to a standstill be-
fore an enthusiastic crowd here to-
night, and received a fairly earned
draw by his strong finish in the last
two rounds of the twenty-round bat
tie, the spectators receiving the verdict
of the referee, the lightweight Montana
Kid, with cheers. Austin and Corbett
fought one of the fastest and cleverest
battles seen in San Diego. The honors
were fairly even throughout, Corbett
forcing the pace, but Austin smother
ing the hardest blows of the local boy
by his remarkably clever blocking.
Although Austin gave away between
twelve and fifteen pounds in weight,
appearing in the ring at 100 pounds,
while Corbett weighted much heavier,
the Los Angeles fighter put up a
sturdy struggle all the way. Corbett
assumed the aggressive early In the
battle, and the first few rounds were
his by q shade, though Jimmy cleverly
sidestepped and ducked away from his
swings. Toward the tenth Jimmy came
back stronger in each round. In the
fifteenth he found Corbetts wind for
several wallops that stung the San
Diegan, and in the nineteenth and
twentieth Austin put up such a whirl-
wind finish, fairly showering his OPP
ponent with short punches, that he
fought himself into a draw. Both boys
were in good condition. There was no
knockdoWn.
In the first preliminary, Mike Coro-
nado and Young Arnold fought it out
to a draw, neither being able to as
sumo any material advantage. In the
second and final number of the open
ing cards Kid Frisco won a four-round
decision from Kid Williams.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
NEWS OF DIAMOND
BY CHARLES JERNEGAN

The All Stars team would like a game
with the Redlands team next Sunday
Answer through The Herald or call the
Evening News and ask for Eddie
Morse.
Jesse Orsatto, the All Stars baseball
captain, is playing a good brand of
ball and will be in big company soon If
he keeps up the present gait.
The score Of the game between the
Wielands and the Highland Park team
at the Thirty-eighth street and Santa
Fe avenue diamond Sunday is here re-
printed correctly:
Wielands 13, hits 10, errors 6.
Highland Park s. hits TO- errors 8.
Batteries: Hull, Broskey and Bros
key; Caucannon and Hodge.
The Long Beach team is after a game
for Saturday afternoon and for subse-
quent Saturdays. For games write to
the manager, S. j. Abrams, at SO Pine
street, Long Beach, or call up Home
191. Manager Abrams would like to
hear from Cheshire and Pima.
The Hughes baseball team is after a
game for next Sunday with any anna
teurs. The Redlands or the Teddy
Bears are preferred, however. For ar
rangements of date ring up Ike Pierce
at Main 7741 after p. m.
Frank Abbot, manager of the Direc-
tory baseball team, would like to see
Pete Hansen, manager of the Market
Nationals, Tuesday at 8 p. M, in front
of Hoegee's.
The manager of the West Jefferson
Merchants wishes to say that he is
compelled to cancel date for next Sun
day with Fernando, as all his players
cannot 60 Teddy Bears take notice
They can have the game by writing to
r. ]. Pico, Fernando, Immediately.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
Extends Gall to Pastor

REDLANDS, Aug. 2.-The Lutheran
church extended yesterday a call to
Rev. w. r. Swickard of Oakland to
become pastor of the church, succeed
ing Rev. c. H. Hillerman, who is going
to San Diego. He is expected to ac-
cept and begin work in September He
is a resident of Long Beach and has
been at Oakland as assistant pastor
while DR.. Gruver, the pastor, was in
The east for several months.
The Unitarian church has extended a
call to Rev Heber Rice of Pomona to
the pastorate, succeeding Rev. Max
well Savage, who has gone east to join
his father. DIR. Rice is expected to ac-
cept and begin work October l.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
KEENE'S AFFLICTl0N WINS
AT SARATOGA OPENING

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. flames
r. l<eene's Afliction won the Saratoga
handicap, one mile and quarter, at
the tpening of the season today. The
victoty was anticipated on the Keene
dlly, And under hustling ride by e.
Martin she managed to stagger home
a winner.
horses.
Results:
First raee, six furlongs-Tim Pippin won
Ruble second, George W. LeBolt third Time
1:12 1-5. ~, s,oo
second race. steeplechase, two miles, $500
added-Byzantine won Marksman second
Grandpa third. Time 4S2.
Third race, Flash stakes, $1,000, five and a
half furlongs-Waldo won, Fauntleroy second
Amelia jerks third. Time, 1:O7
Fourth race, Saratoga handicap, gross value
$1,000 mile and a quarter-Afhicton, 80 CMar-
tin). won; Kings Daughter, lOl (Taplin), sec
ond; Olambala, 116 (NicoD, third. Time, 200
Maitble Bouquet, Lady Bedford and Petticoat
also ran Kings Daughter added starter
Fifth race, $500 added, mile-Mazuma won,
Imitator second Backford third, Time, lao
sixth race S40O added, five and half FUR
longs-Barley Thorpe won, Ben Loyal second
Eddie Dugan third. Time, 1O7 20
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
BELASCO PLAY A
SCENIC SUCCESS
AS DRAMA "THE WARRENS OF
VIRGINIA" is WEAK
LAST ACT NOT CONVINCING IN ITS
FINAL DENoUEMENT
Vulgar Act Mars Symmetry of Diver
slfied orpheum BlIl-kolb and
Dill VIII Return to
Majestic

"The Warrens Of Virginia. play in four
acts, by William c. De Mile, presented at
the Beasco theater Monday night. August 2,
1909.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
BEHYMER TO OPEN
AUDITORIUM SEPT. I
TOUR OF HAMMERSTEIN COM
PANY Is EXPECTED
shubert Musical Shows and Good In
dividuaI Bookings Expected to
Prove Big Drawing
Gard

Len Behymer, local representative
for the Shuberts and acting manager
Of the Auditorium, has returned from
a nine weeks investigation of the
eastern theatrical market gith golden
promises of good things in store for
the local Shubert house. A local en-
gagement of the Hammerstein grand
opera company is practically as
sured, to begin probably about May l.
after the company has concluded Its
engagements in Chicago and st. Louis
and has completed its long trip west
to the coast through Kansas City,
Denver and San Francisco.
Among the musical attractions
which Mr.. Behymer has booked for
tho Auditorium are Dr. LUDWIG
Wuellmer, the German lieder singer
who has proved a great sensation In
New York. He will come about Mo-
vember 1. September l is the OPEN
Ing date set for the Auditorium's reg
ular winter season, when "The Witch
ing Hour will be the attraction Fol-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
DONLIN WON'T GO TO
PHILADELPHIA TEAM

@ PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.--Felix Is
O. man today announced the failure OF g
@ the deal whereby the philadelphia Ma e
e, tiOnal baseball club was to get Mike 9
@ Donlin from tho New York Nationals {.
q In exchange for Outnelder Magee of 9
6, the local club.
% Mr.. Isman announced he had decided &:
@ not to enter his option for the purchase {:
O Of an interested club. He said he g
% would purchase stock If certain ideas g.
q, of his could have been carried out. He e
q wanted Mike DOnlin captain, man g
q ager and player, This included the de- &
q position of Mr.. Murray as manager e
q Tho proposition was to give Murray Z
% $780, n years's salary, for him to step s:
% down and out, Isnmn said.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
Poll Tax collection Increases

POMONA, Aug. deputy County
Poll Tax Collector Lawrence reports
the total amount of poll taxes collected
in this district, composed of Pomona,
San Dimas, Lordsburg, La Verne and
Claremont, to be $3662 this year, or a
gain of 1854 over last year. OF this
amount $4,000 was collected in this city,
and the work has been done thorough
ly. There were some instances where
citizens at hrst refused to pay their
poll tax, but they became good after q
little persuasion
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
"AIDA" IS SUNG
BRILLIANTLY AS
OPERA PREMIER
INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS IN
FIRST VEHICLE PLEASE
MISS STRAUSS CHARMS WITH
YOUTHFUL BEAUTY
ArcangeIi Dlscloses Clear and Reso-
nant Baritone, and General Effect
Assures a Successful
Season

aida" an opera in four acts, by o.
Verdi, presented August 2 a the Mason
theater by the International opera company
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
ORPHAN CHILDREN LOSE
LIVES AT LYNCHBURG
All We're On Second Floor Of Home When Fire Broke
Out.--ReSCue Impossible.

LYNCHBURG, Va. Oct. 21--Late
yesterday afternoon the remains OF
the five children, who were burned
In the fire which destroyed the shell.
ton cottage at the Presbyterian Or.
phans' Home. near the city at 4
o'clock yesterday morning, were re-
covered. although they were burned
past recognition A coroner's inquest
which concluded its work AZ s,tb
o'clock hast night, threw no light on
The cause OF the Gre, but the verdict
included statement fully exoner.
ating the homo authorities from
blame.
Later reports show that the IRE
was discovered by the housekeeper
IN her room on the second floor by IL,
suing through the speaking tube CON
Meeting her room with the Kitchen.
She was up TO begin her duties OF
the day.
The Eve children were all Inmates
OF the nursery
The dead;
Lucille Mooreneld and Ruby Moore
field, Lynohburg; Mamie Reynolds,
Bath county, virginia. Marie Hlck.
man. Campbell county. Virginia, and
Mary Poole. Davis, w Va
The children were on IN the second
loor Of the WING Of The building and
they were caught by the Ore Ia a
manner that made their rescue I'm
possible. Ruby Moore6eld however
was taken out Of the building. but
whoa she ascertaInod that the young.
er sistor was rdll inside. she ran
back into the burning building aud
lost her NE
The Gre was discovered by Mrs.
Priest. the cook, who was aroused by
the roar Of the hamcp when she
saw that Il waa impossible 10 set
the children out By The stairway ere
entire basement and first floor a. that
time enyoloped. and Il would be- but
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

The Sun has been requested "a
announce that a kindergarten depart
ment, which will be operated under
the auspices OF the Gainesville Graded
and High School, viii be opened in
the west room OF the old Seminary
building on Monday morning. provided
the room can be placed in readiness
by that time.
This department win be under the
supervision OF Mrs. Martinez OF Van
vert, Ohio, a teacher Of ability in this
particular branch Of education. The
age limit will be from four TO six
and those desiring further iniorma
ton may confer with either PROBES
or W. n. Casaels or MIRA Martinez.
The Zee IN this department viii b,
81 per month. each pulpit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
BONNIE MeLRosE,

MELRosE, Oct 27.-under the
leadership of Council Commander
Torlay seventeen members of Mel
rose Camp No l76 went over to
Waldo by boat on Monday evening
to assist State Organizer c, H, Dame
of ocala to form a camp of the w.
~. w, Ten members were initiated
In fine shape, the work lasting until
midnight, Some 1--WE or six candi.
dates are to be put through at an
early date.
The canals between Melrose and
Waldo are now free from hyaolnths
and several OF the small launches
have been TO Waldo without trouble.
The n, ittner property on the cove
has been improved fifty per cent dur.
ing the past month by the cleaning
out OF the underbrush and dead trees
all along the shore. Mr., Miller de-
serves great credit for his work.
Miss Belle Hall OF Orange Heights
has accepted a position with L, w,
Baldwin a Son.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
Spent AnOther'S Money;
viii Go TO Convict Camp

necaufe De- I'M. ted on mlsappr9
pr.ihnE FUNDS which had BEEN on.
trusted % him by friend. Enoch
Molby. colored. who was arralgned 10
Justice Carriers court Ia Nevbery
upon a charge u emboEioment vas
adiudRed guilty and sentenced 90 pay
ane Of 90 aud costs or spend three
months ia ne "fang With a dark
financial cloud hoyerlnz aiouf him.
Molly saa unable % rHire thr ampgut
rscesfary for che One 400 fosu. AID
vas trDnrtt % fbls rlu "Wednesday
- peimiy Sheriff wynas end iu
lhe event tbst b. win siil b. an
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

able % pay within Use days the
time prescribed by law. he viii be
taken 10 ths convict camp
The prosecution Witness IN this
tnse as Jesso Palmer uho declared
ho gave Molby money With whleh 10
mako certain purchases f9r hlnt
wben ths defendant appropriated iba
money 20 biz ovs Deeds and pleas
ore"
Aolby Will probably learn a lesson
from this experience, Had Wlli know
better than % spend another fellows
dough Tho nest time be- is sntmst
"a with A.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

a few minutes before the whole
building would fall, she rushed 10 the
third story and brought ilfteen chill.
dren down TO the second floor, lead
Ing them to the yeranda top whore
they were taken down a ladder, sew
eral OF them dropping into the out.
stretched arms OF the older boys IA
the institution,
Whom these children were all safe,
Mrs Priest had 10 jump Cor her life,
and In 30 doing sustained dIslo
Gated shoulder, a scalp wound and an
injury 10 her back, She VIII prob.
ably recover While all OF the o..
capes were miraculous, only one Of
the Eirls rescued was injured, and she
escaped with a sprainod ankle. sus
tanned In jumping. Dr. u, n, Fleut
Ink. the superintendent. was away al
the time Of the are, aud there we're
no men about except some distance
away In the farm houses. When they
reached the burning structure Il was
too late TO save the little tots, The
women could not save them Tor they
barely succeeded IN aaylns twenty.
four Of the ether glrls,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

hAMI. Fla, Oct. 27.--That a por-
Of the Seminole tribe OF Indians
be induced to forsake their
lite hunting grounds In the
rglades by messengers from the
! in the West. and follow them
be more civilized life of the trib-
kseryation in the Indian Territory,
seems a possibility. II the deed
home a handful Of Christian In
! will have accomplished what the
led States Government gave up
BE- to do after a quarter-century
|utIle and bloody struggle.
small band from the Territorial
|inoles, who have been converted
Christianity, is now holding meet
at Jupiter, on the lower East
h, and the meetings are being
nded by scores Of Seminoles from
brent sections of the Everglades.
des preaching the doctrines Of
adopted faith, the visiting In
5 are urging their Florida broth.
to forsake the alligator trail Of
Everglades and the hunting rife
follow them to the titled fields
the pillow Of the reservation.
Tiger Tail Going West.
pief Tiger Tail, who is reputed
e one of the wealthiest members
he Florida tribe, and who is an
an Of more than usual intellect.
in Tiusvllle during last week
in discussing the matter express
BIS intention OF going West next
|mer and trying 1t for himself.
e likes It he will sell his be-
ings in Florida, and it is prob.
that his action would exert an
ence upon other members Of the
to follow him. The change
d not be as great for him, how
as for the average tribesman,
he makes his wealth by stock
Pc more than by the use Of his
Ike the majority Of the Semi
though some members of the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
School ls ProspsrIne.

VIM y. Barry OF Forest Grove was
among those who came 70 Gainesville
on business yesterday Mr. Barry e.
not only an up.to-date and success.
iul farmer. but is also interested In
everything pertaining 10 the GOOD OF
bis community. being a member OF
the board OF trustees Of thef Strobe
school, one Of the best rural educa.
tlonal Institutions IN the county lie
states that the school is progressing
nicely just now, the attendance aver.
aging well
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
Prm Of Court in Bradford
County Was Very Brief

'e Attorney }. NJ. Rivers return
day night from starke, where
: been in attendance at the fall
q The circuit court. Eighth Ju-
Circuit.
o'hey Rivers states that this
'ae brietest term OF the circuit
he had ever attended In Brad.
'oan'y. as the docket. both civil
n'nal. was very light Il de.
extend my heartiest congratu-
10 Bradford county" he said.
e The people OF that county
z great deal az credit for
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

their orderly demeanor. have been
attending the sessions OF the court
At starke regularly for several years.
aud that Is the lightest docket have
ever encountered. -
Col Rivers rtates that there was
a great deal Of business before the
grand jury, bat out 81 this only three
indictments, or trge bills, were re-
turned. and none Of these were for
capital ofieuEes
Aiachua county congratulate her
brothers Of old bradford on this clean
record.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
Heart Disease Claims
Gen. 0. 0. Howard at ~

BURLINGTON. Va Od 81 Gen.
Oliver o H0aafd hst ~ ths rniou
eommander - ne Ciai war died
at hts hone Ia tiis eisy iasi EiEtf
Heart disease vaa IN cnase q ~
nots6 soldiers ssaih. BE was 70
ysaFs ca
LAST usek Oea. Hgsaf5 sas in
Ouiario 6envsfing Ne lecture %
Abrahan fAseoia. His izst pabi.e
aptssrasee va ag Toa4oa. - asafsy
rlgtt o. Noa1aF - fsiuFusf %
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

poisoning from eating hfh and shiis
uoue 81 The sickness o. ~ . serious
nature q Vas thOuEht best % si's
sss holiday. TO decide exactly uhAi
ne sickness vas. the STATE BaeteTio'
iarirt q Teuncssos cane from Naan.
vIIis and made . earsiui diagnosis ana
save a. his opinlon tai ne sickness
vas piomalps poitouing ffpn eaiips
he "a and the afae FrpoH vAs
eoorures IN b. ~. Cfaniughtn WI
50 q Bigmisgban
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

bic homs in furilnri0u. and wa AZ
psfenfly 81 his asiai good heailh.
iasl night uhile sitting IA q chair
~ Ne hoHs. b. vas attacked ~ heart
diseases and sas dead vhsn . ptyst
eisn rraehed me house
ineiBdins Osn H0waFds eergiee IN
ne midas vars. b. vas probably
iu mofs sngagsmtnis fhah any other
omesf 81 ths Unitsd slsies armY We
eas born 10 Leefs He November
a ist4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
bat Mysterious Malady
At Athens Female College

-'NIHAA. Ala, Oct az-Re-
ne Epidemic 8 nlness az the
'enale conese At Ashsns,
a''A has eassed a ten days
','a q che instlsusian. tas pres
ass Mary y. Aioare vho Is
- hs.'emer. suaerinw from q
~. Issued a statement ysusr.
WA sAs ,ays.
U. EiFs IL u, seaool isriy.
-sen siek q pssnaias
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

The Episcopal Church has done
much Tor The Seminole and with The
hospital al lmmokalec Las healed the
lex and suffering as vel a. worked
10. their conversion The Bishop de-
sired to get the tribe together a D
great banquet or gathering no an evil
dence OF The good viii OF tho church
towards them But the tribe c0uld
30, BE- brought together 80 the
p.cfeut time. however the Indians
re ard the whites a. immokaioe IN
more kindly llsht for ibey have good
rasse to realize that tho efforts made
there are for the good Oi tho senli-
uslc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Among the clever travelling men Ia
the city IA W. u, Benyon. repreaent
Ing the wceco supply Company
electrical supplies, s. Louis. who
came on buflncss connected slih the
Gainesville Electrie Lght aud Power
Company Mr. Heaven n 20 well
pleased with Gainesville that ~ hiss
decided 10 make this city hla head
quarters while IN this section o. no
State No paid The city high oompll
meht IN the remark that y, looked
like the most substantial town" he
had visited Ia this section n tho
South $50 far
~ a..s.a "A "a fr.tE.u - go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Ths bsa pises % ~ your gpoeI
4. a ths SOW vtieh isFites 80 q
0us ttTosSh a. a. b ne saa.