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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
BENTON CITY.

Mr.. Finley Johnson's horse fell
down with him yesterday and he was
badly injured.
DR.. Goodson was called to Iowa re-
Gently. One of his brothers was not
expected to live.
Mrs. G. w. Russell and little son
have been sick with lagrippe.
Mrs. Jake Douglass is no better
at this writing.
Mrs. Mathews many friends will
be sorry to hear that she is no bet
ter.
Mr.. Chris Williamson has Just com
pleted a cistern at his residence in
this city.
Mrs. G. G. Thompson has been on
the sick list.
Mr.. Martin Hildebrand moved to
his farm yesterday that he recently
purchased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

Ross, George A.
Ramsden, James II.
Steffens, VIM.
Snyder, John B.
Steele, John J.
Settle, Charles w.
Stewart, Charles L.,
Simpson, John L.
Schmidt, Edward ].
Sims, Egbert J.
Sappington, Fred s.
Tucker, II. e. g.
Threlkeld, II. Clay
Trimble, James G..
Toalson, George F.
Thomas, Harry W.
Tinsley, Owen
Tinsley, James o.
Turner, Ned A.
Victor, Victor
Won Grabill, s. B.
Wood, J. y.
Woods, Homer G..
White, Robert N.
White, Lea NJ.
Wise, Martin R.
Weimer, Urban
Watson, Edward B.
Wiseman, T. H.
Worrell, Robt. D.
Whitney, A. H.
Williams, w. W.
Wilkins. VIM. G.
Waller. J. M.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

AT Z :S0 p ID. there will be a mass
eetins. The moving picture machin
i'd s~taraoptEeen Is the best on the
Aarket n faHeswill offering will be
kken Is neip BAY the expenses of the
achine and the operator.
when baby loses flesh. looks pal
fideety and nervous, the little one
net weli Aourlshed, and should be
wen ! soothing. healing tonic. Hol
sfeEs Rocky Mountain Tea is the
hat taNlc fpx babies; purely vegeta
Ie. 81 cents. criswell Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

mi 4ia4az and supper with the la
a. d re Christian church Thurs
ay OH &C per meal. dit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

{ 7EHd fke photographer you shout
shxa 6Ad rom the first-is work for
he kaaks6 want ads"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
Another Correspondent.

1874
The blizzard which swept over this
community last Friday was the most
severe ever experienced here's Al
least that is the opinion OF some
of the old settlers here.
Russell Martin and sister, Miss
Adine, came down form Columbia Fri
day and stayed over Sunday with
home folks, returning to Columbia
Monday.
]. Walker woodbridge has moved
to the C. M. Hall farm, three miles
west Of town.
Miss Susan Martin closed her sil
months school at the Crane schoo
house last Friday, leaving for Colum
bia where she expects to enter the
University.
Miss Ethel Stephens is at hom'
again after teaching a very success
full school at whitehall, east of town
A. W. Martin is able to be GU
again after a severe attack of tn
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poague Of Montgom
cry City visited friends here Sunday.
Covington 6 Noel received tw'
car loads Of cattle from Arkansas las
Thursday night. Several have die
from the effect of the blizzard FIR
day.
To carry news Of the bargain 20
have to offer to the people who ar
looking for bargain news--is Ledge
want adj" work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

rs Pure bred Single comb White
|eghoras for ale at soc each. Phone
10 On either Inc or write
Mrs. H. A. Grier,
M1xI1a- Mo-. r. E. d. 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

Jpst feeeived a big shipment Of
ac1efa ina White Fish, 65c. Use
hi 500 kite, at Choppers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

~ 70 ~&fk#@l
CLOSED FRIDAY,
Msss Hattie Stevenson closed a
ery saooesafal term Of school at
ayas Oh JAn. 2s. The following pu.
IL received prizes for regular at.
sndaaeR Katie ]. Vance, Hollace
aIbx. Naomi Vance, Catherine Kick
ban. Elizabeth Pinare and Goldie Pi
It ezrelB All poisons, stimulates
be internal organs, cleaHses the sys
am and puElIfes the blood. Such is
Ioliislers Rocky Mountain Tea. the
ase. SOC. Tea or Tablets. criswell
|rua 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

Miss F4A Thomas and Miss Hall,
koxz we're the guests OF Mrs
~ eyxtf Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

Iae. 54uiEes, Ernest Johnson ant
J Riley we're among those from
ef8 WHO attended a meeting of the
|dd Fellows at Centralia Tuesday
FeninE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

NeN SpFia6 Goods arriving daily
F1lssoQ1 Dry Goods store.d2wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

COTTON WOOD PRINCE,
Property Of r. B. Hooton, and a prize
winner for many moons. The Prince
heads Col. Houton's bunch Of thor
LughbTed hogs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

LEDGER ADvHRTIsEMENTs PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

Hugh pqalAp went to Columbia on
p>sdaF Viere he will enter school,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

Je6n Paul and family are home
ON caliiosA.a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

The Lsdger covers tao feld.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

ADVERTISEMENTS PA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

RoT AIhalsposs flour. It's good.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-08-24

Our Line of Builders Hard
ware is the Largest Ev-
Ter. Shown in Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-08-24
NEW YEAR
IS NEAR At HAND
DAY WILL BE CELEBRATED ON
SEPTEMBER IS WITH THE
USUAL CEREMONIES.

Those of the Jewish faith in Bruins
wick are awaiting the Jewish new
year.
The year 567o, in the Jewish cal
endar, Is drawing to a close. Sep
TENDER Is win be New Years day
and will mark the beginning of the
ten penitential days. the last of
which is known and observed as
Iom Kippur, or the day of atone
ment.
As the religion of the Jews does
not recognize the divinity of Christ,
their calendar dates from creation,
as recorded in Bible history
The observance of New Years will
be marked by the usual services in
the synagogue.
There are ten penltential days. The
last called Yom Kippur or common
ly known as the Day of Atonement,
is observed by fasting and final
prayer for forgiveness.
As the term implies, the peniten-
tiaI season is one in which the good
wv - -4NSli Ok OptOA tuiihtN hAA0Ci
the teaching Of his religion to
make an Vulnerable confession of
his sins, and pray for forgiveness. If
during that time he overlooks any
sin which he committed in the year
Just ended, he has an opportunity
on the last, or Day of Atonement
BY fasting and excluding all earth
~ thoughts, the believer devotes his
whole mind to a review of his years
work and profound contemplation
Of the Eternal. He confesses all the
small mistakes. forgotten. perhaps,
in the recollection of graver wrong
doing. and invokes Divine forgive
ness
The service continues all day. 1t
is very beautiful and characterized
by many symbolic passages. I. is to
the believer one of the most si2Iif-
cant and important events of the re-
ligious calendar and is observed
generally by those of the Jewish
faith
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-08-24

Just speak nf coda water and YOU
Will plstantIy think of Fearrington's
soda fountain-there is q reason.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
OXY is PESSlMISTlC
OVER ITS ATHLETICS
Loss of Material by Injuries and Ex-
cIusion Makes College Manage
ment Feel Despondent
Over Chances

Track athletics are almost at a
standstill at Occidental. Although
Owen Bird, crack sprinter, has re-
turned to the college, he is barred
practically from intercollegiate compe-
tition by the strict ruling of President
Baer, and in all probability will not be
eligible to compete until the big con-
ference meet which comes next month.
Wilson, the star freshman in the
100 and 220 yard dashes, is still out of
training. Wieman received injuries
Friday night which probably will keep
him out of track for the remainder of
the season.
Fred Thomson is showing good form
in the high hurdles and broad jump.
In the two-mile, Gobar has been show
ing unexpected form. Robertson, who
won both Marathons, will be ineligible
to compete, owing to his ranking as a
sophomore from Dartmouth, but Mont
gomery and Gordon, both of the
freshman class, may make up for his
loss Carus has not been showing up
as well in the pole vault.
Occidental has yet to trv out her
men in a regular meet, for the High
landers have not held any kind of
competition at all, and the annual
meet with Pomona is less than two
weeks off.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
SYLVIA DUNBAR
ANNEXES GUNST
CALIFORNIA FILLY BEATS BIG
FIELD OF BABES
Smiley Corbett, Consistent Sprinter,
Beats Classy Field in Greer Handi-
cap-May Amelia Romps
at Long Price
by Associated Press. !

OAKLAND, Feb. 13.-Sylvia Dunbar.
the clever daughter of Orsini, owned
by w. OBJ. MacDonough, won the
Gunst stakes for 2-year-old fillies at
Emeryville today. The event was at
four furlOngs and a field of seventeen
went to the post, with Sylvia Dunbar
favorite. Butler got her off well and
she soon took the lead, winning from
Livonia and Good Ship. The race was
Worth $2S90 to the winner Banposal
and The Peer were among the outsiders
to land. Fine weather prevailed, but
the track was heavy. Results:
First race Futurity course, selling-May
Amelia, 1GS (Gilbert, won; Silver Stocking,
100 CTaplin). second; Brush Up, 1O2 (SuIlivan),
third Time, 1:13 AS j. c. Core, Deutschland,
Givonni Balerio and Billy Bowlegs finished as
named.
posal, 107 (Mentry). won; Sake, los C3oreD,
second Wap 1O1 (GilberD, third. Time,
Ills 1-5. Kokomo. Lady Carol, Amigo, San
Gill Mansard, Wilmore and Yank finished as
named.
Third race. furlongs purse-Berry Maid,
40 Nee) won; Cloudlight. 1O7 (Keogh), sec
ond; Ocean Queen, 100 (Scovile) third Time,
lie 7. finished named
Fourth race, Gunst stakes. $4,000 added, 4
furlongs-Sylvia Dunbar, 1O7 (Butler), won;
Livoni, 1S5 fAcIntyre). second; Good Ship, los
Rettig), third. Time 1:51. Infection, Bal
>
Indian Maid Miss Roberts, Miss George.
Olathe, VOndel, Roberta, Follie Levy and
English Maid finished as named.
Fifth race 1-16 miles selling-The Peer,
"a (Ross), won; Barney Oldfeld, 1O5 (Archbald),
second; Dainty Belle, 101 CTaplin), third.
Time. 1853 Is. Dolie Dollars. A. Muskoday
Raleigh, Minot and Nebulosus finished as
named.
Sixth race, Greer handicap, 6 furlongs-
Smiley Corbett. 1872 (dentry). won Bellwether,
104 (Gilberp, second; Fanatic 80 Deverich),
third Time. 1:16 10. Jacobite. Pho Pico and
Madman finished named.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
POLY'S SECOND TEAM
DEFEATS PASADENANS
CROWN CITY AGGREGATION IS
WHITEWASHED
Angelenos Show Well in All Portions
of Game, and Pitching of Tomp=
kins Was an Especial
Feature

The second baseball team Of Poly
technic high school defeated the South
Pasadena second team yesterday af-
ternoon at the Crown city diamond by
a score of II to 0.
The Washington street school was
good in all departments of the game
A feature was the pitching of Tomp-
kins, who did not allow a hit, only
three of the Crown city players reach
ing first base.
Tompkins is a well known amateur
twirler, having for a number of months
acted as mound artist for the Euclid
club. He is slated to pitch for the
Polytechnic high school first team, and
in all probability will be seen on the
mound against the Long Beach team
at Long Beach next Saturday.
Another feature of the game was the
slugging of Sebastian Terry and
Pierce for the visitors. Sebastian
batted $50, While Terry and Pierce
batted SEQ each.
The Washington street school has q
schedule made out with some OF the
fastest second school teams in the
south. Roy Finkle of last years team
is captain and first baseman.
Following is the lineup of yesterday s
game:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
CLUB
TO HOLD SHOOT
THREE IMPORTANT CONTESTS
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Indoor Match with Springfield Team
Postponed on Account of Nom
Arrival of Targets from
the East

Three important contests will be held
by the Los Angeles Revolver club to-
day, if the weather permits. The mem
bers will assemble at the Bishop street
range at 10 o'clock this morning.
The first contest will be for the han
dicap medal, at so yards. In this event
the better shots are heavily handt-
capped, to even things up with the
poorer marksmen. The handicap medal
is the most beautiful presented by the
club and is a perpetual trophy. All
members of the club will participate.
The second contest will be the pistol
match, for which gold medal is
the award. Single shot target pistols
are used. This event is held once a
month, and the man winning three
consecutive times is permanent owner
of the medal This was lost last month
by A. B. Douglas to his brother, after
he had won it twice. Now he will have
to begin all over again.
The last and, perhaps the most inter
esting contest of the day, will be the
high score medal shoot. In this event
the members will try for the highest
possible scores, and first, second and
third prizes will be awarded.
The indoor contest with the Spring
field team did not take place yesterday
as per schedule, the targets not having
arrived from the east. The local team
forwarded its targets to the Sprlngneld
team some time ago, and the targets
sent here by the eastern team should
have come the early part of the week.
The delay is probably due to a tie-up
of traffic following the heavy rains.
The contest probably will be held next
Saturday at the Hoegee company's in
door range.
In recent practice for the indoor con-
test the members of the team have
done remarkably well. A. B. Douglas
made a score of 2S6 out of q possible
300, which is the highest score ever
made in the southwest.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
IN CONTROL AT
MARATHON RACE
LIST OF OFFICIALS ISSUED BY
MANAGER EYTON
LOS ANGELES ATHLETIC CLUB
SPENDING MONEY FREELY
Scorer Will Be Appointed for Each
Competitor and Numbers Posted
ineFuII View of Spec
tators

A complete list of officials who will
have in charge the Marathon race of
February % in the Shrine auditorium
was given out last night by Manager
Charles Eyton who, after careful con-
sideratiOn, has selected the men he be-
lieves best qualified to conduct the
event. A large sum is being expended
by the Los Angeles Athletic club in
preparing for the race, which will be
the most important event of it's kind
ever held in Southern California and
the first indoor event of a similar char
acter ever held in this section.
| No pains or expense will be spared
to make the coming event the athletic
feature of the season. Already large
numbers of tickets have been applied
for, and the success of the event is
absolutely assured. Special arrange
ments are being made for the comfort
| of ladies, who will attend in great num-
bers. Smoking will be tabooed, both
on their account and for the benefit
| of the runners, who will need as much
fresh air as possible. Tickets are now
! on sale at the Bartlett Music company.
! The following is the list of officials
who will have charge the night of the
race: Starter, Mayor A. c. Harper;
referee, George w. Braden, physical in
structOr of Occidental college; judges
| of course, under the supervision of the
| referee, Captain John B. Franklin Of
the Los Angeles Athletic club, Charles
! b. Raitt, superintendent of the play
| ground department of Los Angeles;
Father Martin, member of the athletic
board of control of st. Vincent's col
lege; Q. III. Price, physical instructor
| of the Los Angeles Young Mems Chris
ton association; DR.. Summer, professor
! and member of the faculty of Pomona
| college; DR.. Beach, professor and mem
J Der of the faculty of the Los Angeles
| high school; Kinter Hamilton, official
! athletic coach Of the Harvard military
! school; Dean Cromwell. official athletic
coach Of the University Of Southern
! California.
! Judges at finiSh-Haines Reed Of the
Los Angeles Herald, E. E. Pugh of the
Times, R.. w. Madison of the Record,
Al Treloar, physical instructor of the
Los Angeles Athletic club.
! Clerk of course, Dewitt C. Van Court:
assistant clerk of course, Clark Jor-
storff.
Official timers, Chester Lawrence of
the Los Angeles Examiner, George
! Adair
Under the supervision Of Chester
Lawrence of the Examiner there will
be one scorer for each man. The svs-
tenn of scoring will be in plain sight
of each of the spectators and the laps
and miles will be recorded by numbers
six inches square. Although all the
scorers have not been chosen, it is
probable that the list will be comDIete
within a few days
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
ALL-STAR TEAM
TO PLAY SOCCER
LOS ANGELES TO COMPETE
WITH SAN FRANCISCO
CHAMPIONSHIP OF CALIFORNIA
TO BE DECIDED
Contest Is to Take Place Washington's
Birthday at Bay City and
Northern Men Will Pay
Expenses

Los Angeles is to send a team, CON-
posed of the pick of the players in
Southern California, to the north to
compete in a soccer championship meet
of the state February %.
|, This is done in response to a chal-
FIenge received by Tom Higgins, captain
of the Thistles-Southern California
champions-from the Hornets Of San
Francisco. AS the northern officers
agree to defray the expenses of the
southern eleven, Higgins accepted the
challenge. The team, the members IF
which already have been selected, will
leave February Il and return Feb
ruary %.
This will be the first game ever
played for the championship of the
state, but it is likely not to be the last
as the soccer fans are in favor Of max
ing it an annual affair.
Captain Higgins has picked his play
erS from the Thistles, the Rangers and
the Los Angeles association teams.
Burden of the Thistles will be al
goal; Tom Higgins of the Thistles, right
full; Smith of the Rangers, or Kitchen
of the Los Angeles team, left forward
Rheinbold of the Thistles, center half
back; Carleton of the Thistles or Todd
or Constable of the Los Angeles team
right or left half: Mitchell of tbs
Rangers, outside right; Meldrum Of the
Rangers, center; Gofunkle of the
Thistles, inside right; Ruchen, inside
left; Walker. outside left.
1t will be difficult to choose between
Kitchen and Smith. The former has the
advantage of having been thoroughly
tested, while Smith, although he has
played but two games here, has showr
he is a sure KICKER and tackler. There
is a possibility Smith will win another
position on the team.
While there is but limited time fol
practice, it will not be a serious handi-
cap, as all the men are in good condi-
ton, and the men who have been Sc
lected for the forward line insure &
good degree of team work.
GOfunkle and Mitchell played to-
gether last year and work well as team
mates
Captain Higgins expressed confidence
yesterday in the ability of the Los An
geles team to bring home the scalpS
of the northern team.
A match game will be played thi:
afternoon between two Of the clubs or
the Fiesta park field.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION
LOCAL BRANCH TO MEET
President Issues Call for Wednesday
Evening to Discuss Important
Business

There will be a meeting of the local
branch of the Amateur Athletic union
at the Y. M. c. A. Wednesday even
ing. This meeting is called by Mr..
Raitt, the president, and business Of
Importance will be transacted.
Chairman Braden of Occidental col
lege will make report on applications
filed for sanctions for various events,
and also individual applications for
amateur certificates. Recent dissen-
sions in the ranks of the local A. A. L.
will be threshed out from all stand
points.
President Raitt received a letter from
Sidney Peixotto of San Francisco yes
terday afternoon and it is understood
that the San Francisco head of the A.
A. U. is very strongly in favor of Mr..
Raitt. continuing at the head of the
organization. Mr.. /Raitt desires to re-
sign, but the letter from Mr.. Peixotto
may induce him to continue in office.
although it will heap a large amount
of extra work on his shoulders.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
[. A. HIGH TRACK
BOYS WIN MEET
POMONA LOSES BY Fl POINTS
TO THE BAD
BOTH TEAMS HANDICAPPED BY
LOSS OF EXPERTS
Muddy Track at CIaremcnt Prevents
Any Records for Runs Being
Smashed-Time and Dis
tances Are Given

CLAREMONT, Feb. 13-Pomona
college was defeated in today's dual
track meet with Los Angeles high
school by the score of As to 81. The
track was muddy in places, preventing
breaking of records in the runs. The
220-yard straightaway was in good
condition. Los Angeles was handi-
capped by the loss of Robertson, Po-
mona by the loss of Joos, who ha6
sprained his ankle.
In the field events the high school,
boys used their regular twelve-pounC
weights, the cOllegians using the reg
Ular sixteen pound weights. The
teams of Coach Stanton and Coach
Noble were in good condition. The
lows:
Mile run-Simpson. High: Sturges, Pomona
Wilson, High. Time 4:54 4-5.
100-yard dash-H. Sloane, Pomona; Rubio
High; Geissler, High. Time, 10 1-5 seconds.
120-yard hurdles-P. Hartman, High; Sew
ard, Pomona; j. Harrigan, High Time, II A.;
seconds.
AO-yard dash-W. Dawson, High; Case, Po-
mona; Gadwood, High. Time, So seconds.
220-yard dash-H. Sloane, Pomona; Rubio
Geissler. Time % Is seconds.
220-yard hurdles-Parker. Pomona: Harrgan
High; Palmer, Pomona. Time, 26 3-5 seconds.
SS0-yard run-McClure. High; Carver. Pomo-
ma; Seccombe High. Time, 2:O4 10.
Two-mile run-Through High Schools lack
of entries, not run.
Mile ELECTROMAGNETIC, Lorbeer, Case
Sloane-won in 1:S6 against Luego, Gadwood
Cohen and Dawson
Pole vault-Seward, Pomona, first; Hall
second; for third Pierce and Birdsan of Po-
mona tied Distance. 10 feet inches.
High jump-D. Dawson, Seaver Pomona.
Lorbeer Pomona Height, 5 feet inches.
Broad jump-Geissler, Harrigan, Sloane
Distance, 25 feet and 51a inches
Shot put-Schneider. High; Hall High; Da-
venport, Pomona. Distance 80 feet.
Hammer throw-Geissler, Hall, Gillette Po-
mona. Distance, 131 feet inches
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
GLENDALE HIGH SCHOOLS
FIVE DEFEATS FULLERTON

Fullerton's boys basketball team,
champion of the Citrus belt county
basketball league, and the Glendale
high school basketball five met at the
Glendale courts yesterday afternoon,
the latter winning by a score of 80 to
16
It was a rough house game from
start to finish, each team being COM
PEELED to take time to recover from
injuries. Buzard, forward on the Full
lerton team was injured the most pain
fully, his nose being bruised. Fuller
ton was penaliZed two points for rough
playing, while Glendale was penalized
once for similar rowdy actions.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
ORANGE GIRLS SIX MEETS
WITH DEFEAT BY COMPTON
Fruit Growers Aggregation Shows
superexceIlence Over Opponents
at Basketball

At Orange yesterday afternoon the
Orange girls basketball team, cham
pion of Orange county, met defeat at
the hands Of the Compton girls, cham
pions of Los Angeles. II was the hard
est fought game ever witnessed on the
Orange courts, the score being "a to 10.
The Orange team was dazed at times
by the Iightning-like team work and
passing of the Compton women.
The lineup was as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
s PASADENA.
ATTELL is SIGNED TO
FIGHT JEM DRISC0LL

X NEW. YORK, Feb. 1S.-Abe At :
\ tell and Jem Driscoll, champion :
< featherweight of England, will :
X meet in a ten-round contest at the !
< National Athletic club Friday :
X night next. !
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
CANS TO scRAP WHITE
BALTIMORE, FEB.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 13.-Joe Cans.
the negro pugilist. announced today
that he has agreed to meet the English
boxer Jabez White in New York for
ten rounds on March IL. They will
weigh in at 135 pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
POOL EXPERTS TO BE MATCHED

ROCHESTER,, n Y, Feb. 13.-Je-
rome r. Keogh, former worlds pool
champion, who defeated William D.
Ricketts, last night in pool match for
the championship of western New
York. will challenge Hueston for the
worlds Championship title
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

Don't simply allow it to die-that plan Of
yours Find little capital through advertis-
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
SEVENTH RAcE-59s furongs: s-year-olds: purse $500.

L. y A. 2 II AZ - 5 by
ght-Gu Usher
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

Referee--A. B. Clayton. Los Angeles high
school Field goals-Cunningham z, Per-
kins > Foul goals-Cunningham 10, Per-
kins ,. Witt 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART

SANTA ANITA, Feb 1s, 1909. DAY. Weather
A. w. Hamilton, presiding j. Hoffman, starter
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14


betting
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

Time-12 SIS, "a 10 SO rs, As AS, 1:O1 is, Ii
br h. Plaudit- -Unsightly; trained by owner. W
good. Net value to winner $3.50. Scratched-DC
betting Hildreth entry. @Added starter.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

10 40 AZ IS So 1907 S5 2 Winner. Ornus-Becy Sharpe III
driving second easily; third handy.