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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
SANTANA MECCA
OF AUTO RACERS
ROYAL TOURIST AND PENNSYL-
VANIA ENTERED
Occasion of County Fair Has DeveI-
oped Into Prospective Hot Con-
tests Between Local
Cars

Talk about racesl The air along the
| road to Santa Ana leading from Los
Angeles is laden with the dust of rae
ing cars bound for the pretty little
county seat of Orange county. One
after another of the cars for which
Los Angeles is now famous have had
mechanicians looking them over tun-
ing them up and putting them into fine
fettle for the events that have been
scheduled for the Orange County Pro-
ducts exhibit that is to be inaugurated
on Saturday. One after another they
have snorted and puffed in seeming
anxiety to get to the race track, where
their framing up is to be tested one
against the other, and one after anoth-
er they have pulled out of town all
day Thursday to be in Santa Ana ready
to test the track and have the drivers
familiar with the track and it's grades
and turns.
In addition to the Columbia, Corbin,
| Tourist, Buick and Oldsmobile cars
mentioned in The Herald yesterday, two
more cars left Los Angeles Wednesday
| afternoon prepared to enter and take
their places at the tape on Saturday
| afternoon. These were the Pennsyl-
vania-the car that tore down the long
| standing record of one way to San
Diego and put new mark up on the
score board of 4 hours and IA minutes.
The old and we'll known makes of
automobiles with which the public have
been familiar on the race courses on
events local and otherwise will have a
new ear to measure speed with at Santa
| Ana. Mountain and Carrigan took
over their powerful Royal Tourist yes
terday and last night entered for the
| fifty mile and five mile free-for-all
events. Al Livingstone will drive the
Royal Tourist and w. McDonough will
be his mechanican, and from reports
received at this office last evening the
Royal is a whirlwind and a competi-
tor that has to be reckoned with for
1t Is a powerfully constructed car of
the 1910 vintage and will make the
track hot when she starts.
Harold Stone will drive the Columbia,
with C. p. Illingsworth as his mechani-
can and this favorite little car that has
been climbing about the Burris hills
and bringing home cups from there and
holds the San Diego record now, may
be looked for mighty close to the fin
ish in the lead.
Wick Machris, the daredevil driver
who rode with "Wild Bilr' Ruess in
the Badly race, is to drive the Pope
Hartford racer that made the now fam
Gus Baldy climb, is to give an exhibi-
ton drive for the pleasure of the visi-
| tors.
1t had not been decided who were to
pilot the Buick, Corbin and Oldsmobile
cars In the races, but they will have
at their wheels the talent known to be
running about Los Angeles eager to
take a whirl at the other fellow.
A large delegation of automobile en-
| thusiasts will go over to the Or )nge
county capital to witness the events,
and it Is anticipated that the largest
assemblage ever gathered in Santa
Ana will be present to cheer the racers
as they whirl about the track.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
REsuLrs AT BELMONT

BELMONT PARK, Sept. 3O.-Green-
vale won the filly end of the Matron
stakes, six furlongs straight, here to-
day. The race was worth $500 to the
winner.
Jockey Schilling had his first mount
of the year on a metropolitan track to-
day and signalized his appearance by
winning with Sir Ashton. Results:
First race, Gve and half furlongs-sish
Ashton won Hampton Court second, Sou third.
Time 1:0S 5-5.
Second race, mile and an eighth-The Squire
won. Sir Cleges second, Pins and Needles
third. Time, 1851.
Third race, mile and half-Juggler won
Bonnie Kelso second. Time, 2:SS 10. only
two starters.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Greenvale won
Feir Louise second, Indian Maid third. Time
1:l5.
Fifth race, mile-Quantico won. Racquet sec
ond, Rockstone third. Time 1888.
Sixth race. six and half furlongs-Jack At
kin won, Prince Imperial second, Dr. Barkley
third. Time, 1:l9 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
PADEREWSKI Is. BEATEN
AT COLUMBUS RACES
Horse Whose Entry Scared Out The
Harvester Loses to Wilkes Heart
In Straight Heats

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 3o.-Pade-
rewski, the Illinois trotter, whose ap-
pearance in the 2:O7 class today scared
out The Harvester, was beaten in each
heat of the race by Wilkes Heart. The
result, next to the defeat of George
Gano Tuesday, was the most startling
one of the meeting. Paderewslki last
week took a record of 2:05A and was
ranked then as unbeatable by horses
of his class. Results:
2a5 class, pacing, heats, purse sl2OO-Alcv-
ras won first and second heats Time, 2:061s.
2:O7. Flora Coffee won third heat. Time,
2:Os%.
9:O7 class trotting, 8 heats, purse 1920
Wilkes Heart won in straight heats. Time,
2:07Ik, 2:081a. 2:071a
2:O7 class, pacing heats. purse s12OO-Baron
Whips won IN straight heats Time. 2O71s'
2;O61s, 2:07A.
F'ree-for-all class, pacing, heats, purse
s12OO-The Eel in straight heats. Time,
2:06A, 2:041a, 2:051a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
SKIN FROM ARM MADE
INTO EYELID FOR GIRL
Surgeons in City Hospital at Cincln-
natl Accomplish Remarkable
Grating Operation

CINCINNATI, Sept. SO.-Lucy Glib
son has left the city hospital for her
home in Greenfield, Ohio. Miss Gibson
is a living example of what modern
surgery can accomplish. In the latter
mart Of April she was working in a
laundry in her home town, when her
hair was caught in machinery. She
was literally scalped and the lid Of her
left eye was torn off. She arrived at
the city hospital May 8, and from that
time on the surgeons were busy with
her. With a piece of skin taken from
her arm a new eyelid was made and
only the lack of the eyelash and tiny
scar tells today where it was grated
on.
The new scalp is equally successful.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
RESULTS An VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept. 3o.-To-
days results at Minoru park:
First race, five and half furlongs-chester
Krum won. Meltonvale second, Fire third.
Time, 1:1O AS.
Second race mile and a sSteenth-Lord
Rossington won Peggy o'Neil second. Lazelle
third Time 1851 40.
Third race, mile and twenty yards-Day
star won, Josie s. second, Wofville third.
Time, 1916
Fourth race. six furlongs (Regular entries
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
ooomobllee Have Purchasers

There is activity in the home of the
Locomobile during the past week, Man
ager Cotton of the Los Angeles Motor
Car company reporting the sale OF
three cars on Wednesday. The COM
pany has a double buck seat roadster
type 81" of 40 horsepower double
chain drive and a touring car shalt
drive type "L", 80 rse-power, ready
for immediate delivery.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
stearns comnany MOVING

Another company to remove TO the
coming-home automobiledom is the
Stearns. President Slughter was busi-
ly engaged transferring his possessions
from his old place on South Main street
to his new and handsome quarters on
South olive street A carload OF the
new line of cars is coming by express
and will be here by Sunday next READY
for exhibition on Monday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
AS He Saw 1t

Mrs. Jipes hadn't wanted to go out
in the new automobile, anyhow, ano
she was telling her husband so IN sew
eral different kinds of ways.
I'D rather have waited until hae
something fit to ride in," she said, oul
Won inst would have me come. 1t ISM
q hif of fun for me, and I'd like to-
Therel You narrowly missed running
into the curb. What do you thinf
you're doig?"
opm taking a jawy ridel" savagelS
answered Mr.. Jipes.-Chicago Tribune
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
LOCAL EGG PRICES
ADVANCE TWO CENTS
SWEET POTATOES DECLINE. ON
HEAVY RECEIPTS
Cauliflower Reaches Market in Quan-
tity-Three Carloads of Bananas
ArriVe-Figs Show Decline.
Peaches Sell Readily

Local eggs advanced in the Los Angeles
market yesterday, due TO shortage In re-
ceibts. Extra select are now quoted at 45c
a dozen and California ranch cahdled at 43o,
a difference of cents in both quotations.
The buying price moved up to SSc, with
some producers getting 40c
Sweet potatoes declined to S1.65 hundred
pounds. This drop was due to heavy re-
ceipts and Is only temporary.
Caulihower is beginning to reach market
in quantity. 1t sold yesterday at s1.S5 a
dozen.
Tomatoes improved slightly. the best sell
ing at 35c lug box. Inferior stock dragged
at 20@25c.
Figs declined to sO@ 75c two-layer box.
Peaches sold readily at 75c a lug box for
freestones and at 40Q60c for clings.
Three carloads of bananas arrived. The
price remained unchanged at &C a pound.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
DOUBLE HEADER SATURDAY

Los Angeles and Vernon will play Il
double-header Saturday afternoon in
stead of playing the regular Tuesday
game Monday as has been the custom
fhis season. The first game will be
called at 2 p. M, both being played at
c;hutes park, and one admission will be
charged at both sessions.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
MRovalD Gone TO Santa Ana

Yesterday William Mountain got the
big and handsome Royal Tourist into
shape and started with Al Livingstone
and w. McDonough for Santa Ana,
where the car was entered last night
to participate in the racing events,
Livingstone will drive the big car and
McDonough will act as mechanician.
AS this car is whirlwind on running,
1t is expected that the Royal Tourist
will come home loaded with the silver
ware the committee has placed up for
the trophy-getters.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
To Pomona and Santa Ana

A. nj. Young of the firm of Bireley
e. Young, agents for the Columbia, has
gone to Pomona and thence to Santa
Ana to be present at the races Saturrr-
day, in which the racing Columbia
driven by Harold Stone will partlci-
pate. This is the car that holds the
round-trip record between Los Angeles
and San Diego of ten hours and twen-
ty-one minutes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Christian 8. Bases on balls-
OFF GUM, 8; off Christian, l. Two-base hit
Johnson Double plays-olson to Johnson;
Olson to Cooney to Ort; Cooney to Olson to
Olson First base errors-Oalland, 2;
Portland l. Left on bases-Oakland, 8; Port
land 7. Time-l:45. Umpires-Van Haltren
and Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01

called off and new race made up.)-Sink
Spring won, May Pink second, Alciblades
third. Time, 1:17 rs.
Fifth race, seven and half furlongs-Rose-
vale won, servieience second, Jack Adams
third. Times, 1 39 To-
Sixth race, hve furongs-Belle Kinney won,
All Alone second, Cheers third. Time, 1903.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
Butter and Eers at Retail
raft to Ride in stearns

When President Taft reaches this
section of the country, one part of his
program carries him through the beau
tiful Redlands, Riverside and contig-
nous country, in which he will be
conveyed in a Stearns automobile run
ming on Hartford tires.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
PORTLAND BEATS OAKLAND
BY FIRST INNING RALLY
Christian Has Bad Luck in Opening
Frame, and Addition of Wild Throw
Gives Beavers Big Lead

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 9Q.-Chris-
tian had bad luck in the first inning to-
day which, combined with bad throw
by Thomas, gave Portland three runs.
After that 1t was a pitchers battle,
with Portland playing faster and better
hall SnOre.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
rllIEY lN NAV ROLE

p. E. Halbriter and Ed Tilley are
responsible for the artistic trimming
of a show window at the Tdfts-Lyon
Arms company. The window repre-
sents a typical students den,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

Following are tho wholesale Jobbing prices:
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges-Va
So 256D2 So Lemons, s2.25qs25. Grapefruit. 49, rs;
seedlings, 81. LINES, $1259150 cwt
PINEAPPLES-54 pee pound.
APPLES-S1.254$1 $1.75 box.
OTTTNCES-S1 box
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
Atlas ValveleSS Cars
ChanSlOr & LYON

Hartford Tire Representatives. Automobile
accessories Manufacturers auto tops.
045-7-9 South Main st.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
Ladies Combs and Baretts

In this line Of goods always carried
than all Lamar together This bought direct
the manufacturers and show surprising bargains:
Solid Gold Settings from $50 to 500
Combs as low 35c that very pretty.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22

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The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
China

We have always kept the larg-
est and most exclusive stock of
Fine China IN this section of the
country, but this year We have
succeeded In get ing the real high
grade, hand painted iIe OF china
made IN Bowling Green. Ohio, by
a society of artists who have
formed a colony there. These
goods are no. the garbled up al
fairs that are offered for sale
here and there b. anyone who is
wiling to sell them They are a
strictly artistic class of goods,
made by real artists who demand
certain requirements from respon
sible dealers before they place
heir line.
We ask you TO call and
see real artistic Hand Paint
ed China.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
Silver Ware
Sterling Silver
Community Silver
Rogers 1S47 Silver

The best goods and the lowest
prices. You cannot be fooled If
you buy these goods. Easy to
know them-the brand Is on ey-
cry piece
Vintage 1si7 Rogers Teaspoons,
half doz-, full set -. $50
Charter Oak ls47 Rogers Tea
spoons, half doz-, full set .2-35
Berkshire 1s47 Rogers Teaspoons,
half doz., full set 80. ..2.35
Full set 6 knives and 8 forks in
lined case. Rogers 1si7 silver.
Vintage design, best in the
world -. .... $50
Oyster Forks ls47 Rogers, Vim
tage design, half doz 300
Set Chocolate Muddler and six
spoons, Vintage design $50
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
Cut Glass
We hvae the LIBBY and P. d z
CuttingL

CuIsto2A
This store has made q reputa-
ton for Cut Glass and fine China
that Is very gratifying to U.S. We
have made an effort this year to
eclipse all other years, and We
are sure we have done so.
Cut Glass cannot be described.
The only way to appreciate the
difference Is TO stop In early and
compare the different designs.
We have:
sinch bowls from .15.0 to $50
s inch naples from. 400 to lbs
Celery trays from 1000 to $50
Creamer and Sugar Sets from
... ... -. .14.00 to 400
Handled nsppies from2-5O to 1.5O
Puff boxes, 2 piece, from
...... ..... 800 to 500
Jewel boxes, from 800 to 100
Water sets-Libby and P. & B.
Glass glasses, jug, and plate
glass plateau, from
49,. 80. -. 1000 to 1900
Ice cream plates, six beautiful de.
signs ..-... Blu
Fern dishes with silver lining, in
beautiful desgins 1900 to rs
Libby goblets, the very latest, full
set of half dozen 80. $500
p. & b. goblets, perfect gems of
workmanship, per set ..25.OO
Salt and Pepper sets, Sterling sill.
yer tops, set Of 2 400 to loo
Napkin Rings, q beautiful varie-
" at -----. --..-. .--.-- lOO
Many other pieces Of beautiful
design that cannot be excelled.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
STERLING SILVER

Bag Tags with strap, engraved
as ordered -. ..L50 to LOO
Butter Knives. 80. go. $50
Sugar Shells, gold bowls ..I.5O
Spoons, coffee and tea sizes,
each .--- go. loo to 60c
Book Marks, Nail Files, Pencil
Holders and many other small sill
yer novelties at extremely low
prices.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
Leather Goods

We are always supplied with
the best class of Leather Goods
to be found outside of Denver.
This year is no exception, and
our prices on all classes cannot
be met by competition.
We have genuine AlligatorBags
as low as $50 and as high as
20.0O.
We have Leather Bags as low
as Toe and as high as 1000.
CALL AND SEE
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
Books

We always carry a large stock
II Books. This year we have
all the latest fiction of the lead
ing authors at Chicago prices.
We have concluded to sell all
the popular copyrights that sold
In former years at 1.50 for
60c per Volume
We are well supplied with Gift
Books in dainty bindings, includ-
ing the poets and classics. Our
selections have run mostly to ooz
leather bindings and padded lea
ther, such being more durable.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
COMMUNITY SILVER

This brand Of high grade sill
yer has forced itself to the notice
purchasers because Of its real
value. The designs are correct
and the workmanship is very
fine. The prices are not high,
and We respectfully call your at
tention to our stock.
Hollow handle knives and forks
Of the very best grade, design
extremely Puritan, IL pieces
ior --.-.- ---- -. ....15.OO
Other articles in the same pro-
portion There are no better
goods.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
HAVuAND CHINA

We shall always carry a line
If this old standard, and We Of
Ter the goods at extremely low
prices when compared with what
they sold for year ago. We ash
you to notice.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
AEERSCHAUM AND GENUINE
BRIAR PIPES

We have over 200 to select
rom. Our prices are exactly the
same as Chicago on every article.
These pipes cannot be described.
They must be seen to be appreci-
sred.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
BIBLES

We have Teachers Bibles with
all the helps, including maps, con-
cordance, reference and CLASH
fled subjects. As complete a BIZ
BILE as can be gotten together.
Bound in best leather, gold edges
3.45
Bibles from 10c to $50.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
Gold Watches
DIAMONDS AND gEWELRY


We have sdded this line this
year We are IN q position to sell
these goods at much less than the
usual prices because we are at no
additional expense to sell them
Note these:
% year Dueber Hampton Gold
Open Face Watch, Is jewel move
m-nt, resdJusted and kept In re-
pair for one year. The best you
can get.
25 year Dueber Hampton Gold
Hunting Case Watch This model
I jeweled Elgin movement beau
riful time piece. These are not
cheap goods
1850
Ladyis Hunting Case Watch, Is
year case, Z jewel Hampden move
ment. A little gem Of q watch
lA75
Railroad Watch, Is jewels,
nickel case, absolutely correct an.
protected In every way. Guaran-
teed-
12.oo
Watch Fobs, gold filled. Guar
anteed in every respect to be
exactly as represented. Accord
ing to design, from
Cuff Buttons and gentlemen s
solid gold shirt studs, plain or en-
graved to order.
Sets with semi-precious stones
from
800 to zoo
Ladies' anr gentlemen's solid
gold rings, plain and set with
precious stones-rubies, garnets,
sapphires, topaz, diamonds, etc.
Belt buckles, sash pins and q
complete stock Of high grade jew
elry at reasonable prices.
Many other articles Of differ
ent kinds.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
Typography
AND HAMMERED BRASS
GOODS

GOODS
Exceedingly Popular For
Christmas
Typography Sets complete, from
800 80. ..- ...7.50 TO LOO
Carving Sets, each knife,
-.-- 80. -3Uc
Plaques, all designs, from
80. 80. go. ..... &c to 75c
Every piece of wood to burn
is three ply. Do not be deceived
by anyone into buying wood that
Is not three ply.
S.irt Waist Boxes,
80. .... 80. 80. $50 to 2.75
Glove Boxes,
80. 80. 80. -. .1.50 to 75c
Handkerchief Boxes,
80. ...- 49,. ...75c to 40c
Cuff and Collar Boxes,
go. .... .... -. LOU TO Toe
Necktie Racks, Pipe Racks, Nut
Bowls and many other pieces
that must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
ELECTROLIERS

The best we can buy. These
articles are becoming more and
more popular every year. They
make one Of the most appropriate
presents to . lady that can be
thought Of.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-22
Toilet Articles

We have bought direct this year from New We made
purchases last April and the made
They shipped by Galveston Lamar
thereby We offer goods this
at prices lower by onthrd than before no
reason why should not have the
prices crtainly low.
Toilet Set 6026Bautifu shell design purest cattai Gen.
uine filled silver brush comb and eatheete box
lined with purple satin; guaranteed perfect
1900
Toilet Set 11s6-Genuine ebony silver sill
handle extending relief and mirror
the latest design and character strictly high
1000
Toilet Set 6O49-Fed silver French grade of
brush silver back
LOT the money; guaranteed $50
Toilet Set 6025Genuine French finish silver beau
u designs sold last for 1000 every re-
sPeet now TOO
Toilet Set filled 3pece beautiful design
cass orusn and mirror; guaranteed 500
aoy oets iied silver brush and comb
icure Sets In sterlng SILVER $50
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-03-10
Obituary..
decision.

Mary Louisa Lafever was born in
Adams county, Pa, Dec. %, 1925, died
at her home in Barber county, Kan
Sas, March 4, 1909, aged SO years, 2
months, days. She was married to
Jonas Stroll Sept. IL, 1S45 in Perry
county, Ohio. She was the mother of
seven children, five having died in in
fancy, two only remaining, David
Stroll and Mrs. Emma Austin.
She became christian in her fif
tenth year and was member of the
Reformed church at Shelbyville, ILL.,,
until she removed to Barber county
in 1883, she then became member Of
the Presbyterian church at Nashville,
Kansas, of which she was member
at the time of her death. A short
funeral was held at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Austin, Friday, March
9Th and her body laid to rest in the
Nashville cemetery.
Grandma StrOhl'S life was one of
kindly ministrationS of love, and to
know her was to love her. She leaves
many Borrowing friends who remem-
Der her acts of love to them. Such
lives exemplify the words of the Mas
ter, "Love thy neighbor as myself
May she hear the welcome words,
Enter thou into the joys of thy
Lord" 49,