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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
I INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 19.-The s400.-
n for

n
900 Indiana Speedway was for
Il mally opened today with five au-
tomobile races, a 250-mile grind end
ing the days sport.
When Fred J. Wagner started the
contestants in the five-mile stripped
class at noon the big grandstand was
comfortably filled.
The track was alive with automobiles
in the early hours before the races
opened but shortly before noon the
course was cleared by a force of police
and local militia.
Experts predict that the records for
practically all the standard distances
will be broken before the three days OF
the dizzy dashes around the big track
are finished.
Mechanic Is Killed
Cliff Literal, a Stoddard- Dayton me-
chanic, who was injured in an accident
on the way to the Speedway Tuesday
night died today. Literal was riding
in big racing car. He jumped from
his car and was run ever by another
car following.
Event one, 5 miles, stripped chassis,
f61 to 2S0 cubic inch piston displace-
ment Stoddard- Dayton (Schadtzer)
first, Stoddard-D Dayton (WrighD sec
ond, Buick Ode WitD third. Time,
5.132-5. Velie (Stickncy) also started.
Ten miles, stripped chassis, 231 to
300 cubic inch piston displacement
Buick (Chevrolet) won, Buick (Strang),
second, Buick (BUrman) third. Time,
S:56. Marmon (Stilhnanj, Marmon
(Raron), Marion (Steily), Marion
(Monson), and Marion (Tinkler) also
started.
This is a new American track rec
ord, breaking the former mark of 9:12
held by Barney Oldfield.
Five miles, stripped chassis, 3O1 to
450 cubic inch piston displacement
Buick (Burman) won, Knox (Bourque)
second, Buick (ChevroleD third. Time,
4:45 $40. Buick (Strang), Stoddard-
Dayton (Miller), Jackson (Ellis) and
Stoddard-Dayton De HymD, also
started.
Ten mile, free-for-all handicap
Marmon (Stillman) won, handicap 1
minute % seconds; Jackson Nynch),
handicap minute 80 seconds, second;
National (Aitken), handicap 20 Sec
onds, third. Time, 1922 1-10. Buick
(Chevrolet), Jackson (Ellis), Lozier
(Heina), Stoddard- Dayton (Miller),
Buick (Burman), Knox tDennisom,
Stoddard Dayton (WrighD and Srearns
(Ford) also started.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
MAKES CATCH OF YELLowTAIL

Captain Rynning, formerly chief of
the Arizona rangers and warden of the
penitentiary, went fishing at San Pc
dro yesterday with S. w. Purcell OF
tucson and Capt Harry Lynch in the
launch Pearl. During the day twenty
six yellowtail were caught by the par
ty. Captain Rynning is planning
trip to the Santa Cruz islands.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
Among the Boxers

Jim Barry knocked off in work yes
terday training for his contest with
Jack Burns and came to Los Angeles
TO settle up with Tom McGinty and
Phil Brock, who suffered from injuries
administered by Barry at Eastside.
Barry paid all their expenses and re-
imbursed them for money lost, and
then went back to Venice to get ready
for the final preparation for next Tues
days fight. McGinty will return to
Cleveland and will leave Brock in
charge of George Hancock, who will
look after the Cleveland lad and see
that he is properly placed in the ring
with some suitable opponents.
Burns at Vernon went through his
regular exercise and seemed to be In
fine shape after his efforts. He boxed
six rounds with Jim Tremble and two
with Dick Allen, the 245-pound anna
teur, who gave Burns all he wanted
during the six minutes of fighting.
Burns weighed 1876 pounds, and his
manager, Doc Jeffery, declared that he
was perfectly satisfied with the out
look and feels confident that the fans
will not be disappointed with the Sa-
linas heavyweights showing Tuesday
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
chevroIet Led from Track

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 19.-Louis
Chevrolet, driver of a Buick car. in
the 25O-mile race, has been led from
the race, blinded by dust and tar
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20

It's as easy TO secure bargain In a used
automobile, through want advertising, as 1t
used to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20

It's as easy to secure a bargain in used
automobile through want advertising as It
used to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20

) l.. A. A. G. BONING RESULTS
, Danny Rooney, los, won from Rocco
, UrgO, 1O5; decision, 4 rounds.
} Berry Hatton, l05, won from FREQ "
) SchOll, 1906; decision, rounds.
Fred COgdlll, 140, won from G. Beau
) champ, 100; decision, rounds.
Referees-GeOrge Blake and Dewitt
) Van Court.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20

Mike Kutchos declares that Danny
Webster tried to put one over on him
yesterday. Danny, it is alleged, sent
over n touRn new boy to so on with
Mike and try him out and see how good
he is at the present showing. Mike
went at him easy at first, but after
the first round he was tipped off as a
ringer" and Mike went to him from
that time on and gave him all that was
coming to him. The representative Of
Webster went back to the Los Angeles
boy at Boyle Heights and had long
story to tell of the wonderful power of
the Greek and now Danny is trying to
get up some extra steam so as to Off
set the improvement of the Greek as
vouched for by his representative.
Billy Walsh pooh-poohs the idea of
Gene Sullivan knocking him out when
the pair meet in their six-round bout
as one of the events next Tuesday
evening. Walsh has carefully prepared
himself and said yesterday that he
would give Sullivan the same dose ad-
minstered In the closing Session the
last time they met, only it would come
earlier In the game.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20

"a. os easv TO secure a bargain in a used
o,tomobue. through want advertising as It
used to be-and still is-to secure morse
and carriage ------
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
BULLETINS FLASH
RESULTS TO CROWD
Record Breaking Throng Coli
lects to Watch Election
Returns by The Call

Ten thousand persons filed Market
street at Third last night and
stretched far up the street, all
watching The Calls election bulletins.
1t was the largest crowd that has
gathered 70 watch the returns since the
fire and they were served with the
promptest and most accurate bulletins
that have been flashed upon canvas
1t looked like a concentrated PortoIa
festival in front of The Call Office, so
deeply packed were the people. From
as far as Grant avenue they turned
their eyes on the big sheet on which
were given in quick succession the
latest reports of the local and outside
elections.
Realizing the widespread interest,
The Call had made complete arrange.
ments for quick service. corps of
men was stationed at the registrars
office, others were gathering returns
direct from the precinct booths, all
sending them into The Call by tele-
phone where experts compiled the to-
tails and threw them on the big screen.
A network of wires at the same time,
brought direct news from all the large
cities in the country. Before the other
papers were ready to handle the re-
turns, The Call at $40 o'clock in the
evening had announced the election of
Gaynor as mayor of New York. A few
minutes later it began to receive local
returns and then for the rest of the
night in quick succession it displayed
the reports from all parts of San Fran
cisco and the big cities of the eastern
states.
The big throng without was kept in
constant touch with New York. Boston,
Cleveland and other centers of inter-
est. Before the other papers had made
any appreciable headway The Call had
compiled the local returns and before
the evening had grown two hours old
was able to announce the results.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
SACRAMENTO VOTES
TO LIFT "TnE lID'
Democrats Make Clean Sweep
of Election on Policy OF
Open Town
Especial Dispatch 10 The. Call.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. IA republican
municipality today voted for a two
year democratic administration and a
removal of "the lid'' by electing NJ. r.
Beard, democrat to the office of may or
over John e. Sullivan, republican.
Not only did the voters put Beard in
Office but they elected a straight dem
ocratic board of city trustees by safe
margins. Boards majority over Sui
livan runs close to 600.
The issue made by Beard was that
he would. remove the lid' placed on
the city under the administration of
Mayor Clinton l.. White.
Along with the removal of 'the Iid''
the voters smothered the ordinance to
regulate saloons by to l vote.
The one victory achieved by the re-
publicans was in the election of J..
Vivian Hart as city attorney over John
]. Bauer, democrat. The elected trus-
tees are NJ. ]. Burke, ]. T. Murphy, II.
III. Hoffman and E. j. Carragher.
The amendment to elect city trustees
at large was carried, but the amend
ment to increase the pay of the trustees
was defeated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
TOM |. JOHNSON Is
BEATEN FOR MAYOR
Cleveland's Low Fare Advo-
cate 0usted From Office Aft .
er Loss OF Confidence
Public Tired Of Him When Troll
ley Program Failed and
Friends Got Plums .
Especial Disposeh 10 The Caill

y : i
CLEVELAND, Nov. 22::--The defeat of
Mayor. Tom i. Johnson was brought
about by loss of confidence in the Tow
fare mayor He. held off too long ON
his settlement of the traction problem
and when the public found that the
arbitration by Judge Taylor would not
be completed before the election the
voters refused to take Johnson.s word
for 1T that he would puf.the peace erdi-
nance through after election: -
WE'RE TIRED OF JOHNSON
An able political writer today saws:
Fhe whole problem. resolved itself
to this: If the people of cleveland
are through with Mayor johnson, lhe
viii be beaten If not his election
seems certain. Neither3 the republican
candidate nor the republican campaign.
committee apparentiy figures: as a fac
tor in the problem 81 ::
The history of this campaign really
goes back to: 1903 on the republican
side; In that year. Senator Hanna
picked Herman G.. Baenr as republican
candidate for county. recorder. and
Bae hr: was elected. Maurice Mascbke::
shfewdest of all mem who have fig.ured
In recent republican Organization polf-
ties: became deputy :recOrder. l. F'ronn
that time the county recorders. office
nuftured g Baehr .mayeraIty BOOM. =:
fractional. republican, politics in e:Ieve-.
land and Cilyahoga county has:resorved
itself to-. large extent ever since
around this fact: -: :. 50
RAILWAY FAILURE HELPED Z
s Iohnsdn's< failure in. his adnifnistra-
tien of the street railway lines. under
the holding company. the fare box.
scandalf:the placing of political Friends.
in administrative positions with s3the.
holding company and the feeling that
Johnson was a handicap on. civic prog
ress all contributed fo.his defeat.
Unofficial returns. from approximately
half the city Indicated that Baehrs $
plurality over. Johnson was ait least
1000 and might run to 6.90a. :.@
johnson early conceded his defeat by
Loo. With him. probably went tile
bulk of: the democratic ticket. those
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Slow Digestion
A Freauent Form of stomach Trouble
Readily Cured by Stuarfs
Dyspepsia Tablets

,,tis comr,laint constitutes one Of the
most common forms OF dy yspepsld. ,,,,-aI ~
the bane OF those VINO ignore i@sifhv
laws. and forget that tne s. ne. -,
action OF the stomach - depeh9Snt - -
the condition Of both BODY ana ~ ~ - -
Those whose pursuits rs, oOnEb hin doors:
men of letters: and of business ~hvSC
mfnds are seldom perfectly teIdNet.'
administrators faIi
and the various pfolessioHai N'''
ready victims TO IL -
Slow. al geStiOn occurs IN persons OA
all temper;s m ents and habits, Dut eIteu-
est in = those of irritable or nervous
dispositions. and anxious aspect Ol coe-,.7 .
tenahce; who are populafIy SAdI ~, -
TOO RAPIDLY IS q common. exciting eause
of the disorder, as is 2iSp ihipS.ls11
mastica tiOn of food from loss O1 49,
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the motor and muscular OF ci,Lii.in51 l,l ,1
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the food remains. entirely too. IONS u "
this organ. instead of being pdSSSu
down into the small lntes1ili0 a.
proper TIME. ,,s~ tho
ordinary limits is followed at var l.S ms
Intervals bur usnallX within an no.ssr, ,r
by a feeling Of weight and .opP'S,ssig., ,'si'..
in the stomach. For several no4Is
afterward the person experiences uc
cided discomfort. and should even q
light supper be taken horriole nlenit
mare "a nd troubled dreams are eertdi"
j: '..T should be quite we'll, il it were
not necessary tO.%eat.'' is a common
statement made by sufferers from thlS
form OF; stomach complaint. AdIH -
them actually dread the 4ppfOach "
meal time, knowing what dlsagreeaDle
symptoms they are sure to eNperfe3iCe
after eating: and, would dOuDtleSS us
continue the fngestiOn OF tO0a. INTO
their stomaehs altogether r. II NeIe
possible to live without eaing.
= There is really no necessity What@
ever for. depriving ones SELF OF tne
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the rest of. the system because the
stomach is. eerenct in its duty, ami
does not .df gest' the food as QulcNly or
as. thOfOughiy as. 1t should
.- StuaFt's Dyspepsia Tablets cempel
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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Brand WhitIock Elected

TOLEDO Ohio, Nov. Brand Whit
lock. author and political successor of
the late Golden Rule" mayor. Samuel
III. Jones, was elected mayor for a
third time today. Practically the en-
tire independent ticket was elected.
Fairly complete returns show that
Whitleck's plurality over David T.
Davies. republican, is about 800, COM
pared with $500 two years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Pittsburg Votes Bonds

PITTSBURG. Nov. 2.-+In $1,000 plu-
rality verdict in favor of the $1,000, 900
bondissue greater Pittsburg forgot par
ty lines today in favor of municipal i'm
provements. Allegheny county gave
the usual republican majority for state
and county Offices.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

WHITE BOUND HoME-paris
Nov. 2:--Ambassador and Mrs. Henry White
will be passengers on the steamer George
Washington. sailing from Cherbourg for New
York tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Usual Killing: i'm Kentucky

JACKSON; KY. Nov. 2.-Tiiden Blan-
ton today killed: Uemosthenes Noble fol-
lowing AN election quarrel after Noble
had. crippled Blanton's right arm with
a hullet Noble had previously. accord
ing TO 'Blanton, placed a pistol at the
breast of two of Blanton's brothers.
!: Noble was a former employe of Judge
James Hargis, and complications are
expected. 'Blanton, whose father was
democratic candidate for county attor-
ney, was acting as challenger. and his
story is that Noble was induced 10 raise
a disturbance by discounted republi-
cans.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
PROMINENT SAN MATEO
COUPLE WE'D SECRETLY
John Winsom Claims Hand of
Mrs. Hannah Brown
[Spccial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 Ihe Cafil
president of the San Mateo lumber COM
pany and vice president of the local
national bank was married very unex-
pectedly today to Mrs. Hannah Brown,
wido wof the late J. J. Brown.
The couple managed TO wed secretly.
not even their relatives knowing of
their intentions.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

To rent your rooms. phone an ad to
The Cap, Kearny S6.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
New Jersey Is Republican

TRENTON. N. J.. Nov 2-EIcction
returns late tonight indicated the re-
publicans would retain control of ooth
branches OF the Legislature
In Jersey City Mayor Wittpenn, dem
oerat. has been reelected by a large
majority.
The democrats have elected a mayor
in Bayonne for the first time i'll 13.
years
The democrats carried Trenton by
large majority.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

George .. Todd, Independent republic
can. 26 Votes. The election of the en-
tire democratic. ticket: for councilinen.
municipal. and county; officers, is con
ceded by the republicans.
But one serious clash with negroes
occurred. Moses Perkins. white, was
shot and instantly killed by,.a negro
who escaped.-
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Reform Candidate Defeated

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2-Philadel-
phia today re- elected Samuel p. Rotan
district attorney on the republican
ticekt by a large majority. His oppo-
nent was ID. Clarence Gibboney, long
a leader of the reform element and we'll
known by his connection with the law
and order society.
Three years ago the same candidates
opposed each other and Rotan was then
victorious by I1,494 votes. Today; Ro-
tan's majority was more than 10000
The vote was the largestin the citys
history and the interest was intense.
on the state ticket the republicans
elected ]. a. Stober state treasurer A.
+. Sisson auditor general and Robert
Moschzisker. Judge of the supreme
court. Against the. latter c. Larue
Munson. democrat. made a spirited
campaign, and returns indicate that in
many counties Munson- ran ahead OF
his ticket.
Two years ago John o. Sheath, repub-
lican,: was elected state treasurer by
146,224 plurality. Today the republf-
can majority was somewhat under
these figures. but will exceed 100, ,00O
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

.corIncflnaen who. have .been conspicuous
in their. support of his street railways
program suffering most.
The yOr. in c0nceding his defeat.
announced that he will be a. candidate
for mayor two years hence.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
q. o. P. Maiority Lowered

BOSTON, Nov. 2.-The republicans
carried Massachusetts in a state ,elec-
tion today by the narrowest margin
in nearly quarter OF century. The
party ticket was reelected, but Gov
ernor Draper's plurality of 10000 last
year was cut to 5000
Complete returns for governor fol-
low: Draper. republican, I90.045; va
hey, democrat. lSL6s3. Republican
plurality. S.3S2.
The following state ticket was
elected: Governor. Eben S Draper of
Hopedale: lieutenant governor. Louis
A. rockingham of Boston; secretary of
state, William M. Olin of Boston; treas
urer and receiver general. Elmer A.
Stevens OF Somerville; auditor, Henry
E. Turner of Maiden: attorney general,
Dana Malone OF Greenfield.
The next legislature will show the
customary republican majorlties in both
branches.
In this city District Attorney Arthur
Hill was defeated by Joseph Pelletier,
democrat.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Democrats Lose Strength

!. OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 2.--Repubiican
success in Omaha and Lincoln counties
was indicated by late returns tonight
In Douglas county several demo-
cratic county officials who stood scr re-
election were defeated.
Judge Sullivan. democrat. apparently
greatly reduced the lead of his repuhli-
can opponent for supreme judge. but
the result was in doubt at a late hour
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Democrats Win LouisyiIIe

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. e.-Indicn-
tions late tonight were that w. o.
Head. democratic mayoralty candidate.
has won over Mayor James r. Grin
stead republican candidate for re-
election. by 5000.
owen Taylor. citizens party candi-
date, received but about l,eo0. and
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Indianapolis Republican

!: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind; Nov. 2.-In the
municipal elections held in: Indiana to-
day the. republicans scored several VIC
tories. the most vital of which was in
Indianapolis.
Samuel Lewis Shank. republican can
didate for ma yor. and the entire repub-
'lican ticket were elected by majorities
ranging from 1000 to 1900. The repub-
hcans also won ait Evansville. where
Charles F. Heilman was elected mayor
At Fort Wayne Jesse Grice, republic
can, was elected naoyr,
Further victories were won by the
republicans at Richmond. Crawfords-
vile and other small cities. George T..
Harper, republican, was elected at Mad
ison.
The democrats carried South Bend,
Muncie, Lafayette and probably Terre
Haute and some smaller cities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Makes Charge Of Fraud

NEW YORK, Nov. e-Herbert Par
sons, republican county chairman. said
tonight that the election had been the
hardest fought municipal contest ever
held in New York
IS true that this has been 4 quiet
election nc said, hut there has been
much crookedness and / think we
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Direct Primary. Wins

ALBION, y. "; Nov 2.-Orleans,coun-
:tY. which stood by governor Hughes in
the faeetrack fight. again demonstrated
Its regard for. Hughes today. Coley p.
Wright. direct primary nominee of the
democrats, was elected to the assem-
bly, by 1.1oo- plurality over: Frank j..
Murphy, who voted against the. direct
primary bill in the last legislature. .
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Lose 10 Legislators
Croker Remains Silent

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Richard
Croker, Tammany's old chief, heard the
returns tonight at the democratic club.
II was the first time he had been
there on an election night since Seth
Low defeated Van Wyck.
What do you think OF it?" he was
asked
Pm not thinking" said Croker with
a smile. I'm out Of politics now, you
know. I've not mixed in il and don't
want TO. I shall stay in New York
Eve days more. but / viii not advise
with the leaders OF Tammany hall.
am going To Florida. 1 intend 10 stay
IN the country about six months and
] shall come back here every year"
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Taft's Son a Watcher

the presidents SON, who wa among
the first college men to Volunteer as a
watcher was stationed early in the
day at "a Third avenue polling place.
His: presence, however, proved. such an
attraction that the police were called
upon TO disperse the spectators and.
voting Taft was transferred to work
as: a republican scout" :. -.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

.sbaH hear more of this iate1t our
watchers reported :all day. long that
ballots lad been foliad already marked
with a cross in the democratic columns
before being handed {: to the voter.
There were. other peculiar things go-
ing on, too; how. generally, / cannot
say at flus time =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-14
THE STAGE
"Ths Three Twins"

The "Three Twins" which comes to
the Grand Opera House on Monday,
April 2Gth, with the full prestige of
a metropolitan success, having lal ii
run of 5 months in Chicago at the
Whitney Opera House, and months
at the Herald Square Theater, New
York, where it scored such tremend-
OTIS success with it's beautiful music
and wonderful electric novelties. Ii
IS said to be the handsomest cos
tuned company in America including
eight Partisan directolre gowns which
Mr.. Jos. NJ. Gates purchased in Paris
especially for this production, which
presents ray of beauty when worn
by the beautiful and shapely girls.
The company is tremendously large
one and owing to the vast amount Of
heavy electrical equipment and Scen,
cry it requires two baggage cars to
transport II. The electrical serial
swing weighs 1000 pounds and Is T.
Illuminated with 1000 electric lights
and when revolveing with six beauti.
ful SHOW girls in the basket II is said
to present most beautiful picture.
There are manc musical numbers that
are hits, 1.-THE Cuddle Song" show ing
the Seven Ages OF Cuddling IS one OF
the most elaborate and sentimental
stage pictures that has been produc.
ed IN recent years. The "Yama Yama"
sYrg with the Yama Yama girls and
their funny clown suits IS a distinct
novelty. and Ashton Stevens OF the
New York Journal, said 1t was the
Inest Initiating piece OF business thai
mai been produced on Broadway in
many years and he devoted an entire
coiumn to this one musical number.
"Three Twins" is headed by Victor
Morley. who created the title role
when the show was produced at tile
Whitney Opera House in Chicago anil
includes Richard Bartlett, George s.
Trimble, Elgie Bowen, Maud nemar-
est. De Ia Niven, Bessie Clifford, Flor
enz llolb, W. s. woodside, Frank
Smith, Il. P. Bower, Ada Batemsr Nh.
rio NaskOw and large chorus.