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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
APPROPRIATE BIG SUM TO
ENLARGE POWDER PLANT
Senate Amendments to Naval Bill Do
mates $25o,ooo - important
Items Undecided

WASHINGTON, Feb. PA partial arrange
ment has been reached on the naval appropria-
tion bill.
Important items that remain in dispute in
clude provisions for keeping half the navy on
the Pacific coast. requiring the use of the
marine corps on battleships, looking to the es-
taplishment of naval base on the Pacific
coast, and prohibiting the government from
buying powder from monopoly except in time
of war"
AS the house adopted it. the last provision OF
the exception specified emergency instead Of
war"
The senate amendments appropTiating $3.50, ,00C
to enlarge the government powder factory and
several amendments to improve Puget sound
and Bremerton navy yards on the Pacific coast
We're adopted.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
THREE :IOMEN RESCUED
FROM FIRE UNCONSCIOUS
Many Lodgers of Hotel in Chicago
Become BewIdered by the
Blaze

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-Three women, fainting
from smoke, were carried from the building by
nremen when fire attacked the Normandie ho-
TEL 1917 North Clark street, today.
The flames leaped across the Northwestern
elevated tracks, which pass the building, and
ignited new terminal being built.
A dozen other women, bewildered by the
rapid spread of the fire, were assisted into
the street
The elevated structure was not damaged to
any extent. but the hotel was destroyed, with
a loss of S2O. .OOO
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
PARDEE KNOCKS DOWN
MAN WHO CALLED HIM
LIAR BEFORE CROWD

OAKLAND, Feb. 24.-Stung by the
epithet "Iiar," applied to him by B.
B. Jones of this city during a meeting
of the merchants exchange last night,
former Governor George G. Pardee
hOOred Jones with a blow which
landed flush on his chin.
Before hOstiIities could be resumed
Jones was taken away by a patrOlman.
The meeting was called to discuss
the proposed amendments to the city
charter and the memorandum agree
ment with the Southern Pacific COM
pany.
After Pardee had finished a speech
he and Jones INDUCED in discussion
which terminated in blows.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
NEVADAN DISAPPEARS;
is ACCUSED OF FELONY

RENO, New, Feb 24-'wanted for Fell
ony" are the words in big, black type
printed across circulars sent out today by
Sheriff. Ferrel of Reno, calling forS the arrest
of Frank J. GrunenthaL
Grunenthal came here from San Francisco
about year ago. He defeated for
assemblyman at the last election and then
engaged in the poultry business.
A week ago his business was closed and
he disappeared after borrowing from his
women customers, passing worthless checks
and mortgaging his business property that
he did not own to several different persons.
His wife has a divorce suit pending in the
local courts.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
LOCAL WIRELESS POST
IN COMMUNICATION WITH
STEAMER 1900 MILES OUT

Communication was made last night
by the Los Angeles wireless station
with the steamer Alameda, 1900 miles
out at sea, and bound from San Fran
cisco to Honolulu, which she expects to
reach Friday.
This is the AIameda's first trip Nsince
she has been equipped with full wire
less service.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
COAST

Willy methods at Sacramento endanger con-
solidation.
Former Governor Pardee knocks down man
who calls him liar.
Calhoun jury at San Francisco lacks two of
being complete,
Anti Japanese agitator at Sacramento would
put ban polygany.
Nine men liberated from collapsed tunnel at
Seattle.
San Francisco society girl robbed of $50 900
diamond necklace at ball.
Nevada legislature adopts anti-gambling bill
Geologist discovers mammoth pearl in oyster
at GoIdfield.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
FOREIGN

Ninety-year-old Mexican millionaire and girl
of is wed.
Diplomats believe Balkan war scare serious.
Hand of British government forced by suf-
fragettes.
Twenty-Five killed and forty injured in Ecua-
dor train wreck.
Battle in Mexico follows gypsy women's re-
fusal to dance, and five are slain.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
Burglar Quickly Sentenced

MODESTO. Feb. 24.-Committed a burglary
at midnight last night, arrested at 6 O clo2k
this morning and sentenced at 1:35 D. m 20
FIVE years in the San Quentin prison was the
experience of F. r. Carson, who said he came
recently from Philadelphia. Carson broke into
a saloon last night and stole SIS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
Bio Fire in jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. PA three
story brick building in the center of the busi-
ness district burned today, causing loss Of
$780, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
EASTERN

Mississippi and Arkansas suffer great dam
age from cyclone.
Col Cooper, on trial for murder, charged
with having stolen 100000
Little Rock swindlers said to shave secured
more than 81, 600 900.
Senate criticised for extra appropriations
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
Girl Assaulted in Pittsburu

PITTSBURG, Feb 24-Another white girl
was the victim of attempted assault here
by a negro last night. The police today ar
rested fifteen negroes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
PLAN FEAST OF
SNAKE AND FISH
TO SERVE BOA CONSTRUCTOR
AT BIZARRE BANQUET
Elephant, but Will Have Potted
Whale Lubber and Cata-,
Waumpus Liver


Whale Lubber and Cata-,
waumpus Liver
Puree de Sponge seaweed Consomme
BiIge Bullion
Brazilian Sand Dabs, Saute Muniere
RagOut of Andalusian Goat Kidney
Iguana Steak, Grilled la CherOn
Scotch Haggis
POtted Whale BIubber
Grilled Boa Constructor garnished with
Deep Sea POIyps
Singed SQUAD
Prime Ribs of Ringwaul
CatawaumDUs Liver and Spinach
Roast LOin of Swamp SOggin
Tips of Spring Lizard Tails with Asparagus
Camembert
ROQuefOrt
Sherry, Sauterne, Kirsche, COgnac, AQuayit,
Aguadiente, Champagne Brut,
Whislzey blanc
Cafe NOir
Cigars.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Potted whale
blubber, grilled boa constructor and ig-
uana steak are among the delicacies
on the menu of the seventh annual
dinner OF the Canadian camp, which
will be held at the Hotel Astor Tues
day evening, March 2.
Great disappointment has been ex-
pressed because a consignment of
jerked elephant from Calcutta has been
delayed in shipment
The annual Canadian camp dinner
is one of the most important events of
the year among New York sportsmen,
as the club includes in its membership
some of the most distinguished of the
colony of society nimrods who annu-
ally invade the Canadian wilds
The banquet will be prepared this
year under the direction of Henri de
Montfort, Bromley Carrington's $4,000
a year chef The delicacies have been
selected from the menus of countries
in the remotest corners of the world,
and NJ de Montfort will be assisted
by a corps Of the most skillful chefs
i'm America
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-25
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Cloudy
Thursday; brisk north winds. Maxi
mum temperature yesterday, 81 de-
grees; minimum, ~ degrees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
COAST CHAMPIONSHIP
TRACK ANOF|ElO MEET

Ind ANIIt7I "a f.I I1l0 M a
i's''e ~, = ''''''' - ~"
large crowd Witnessed lh' fAelil'
Coast championship track and field
meet a, A.s.t PARK here Yea.
-, \, 49,. !,
.etaal. ta's p''Hs fa'' " Wv "
fielAl klss program TIE Track
was in fair condition. but tho run
.... &C.,. h.n,,l....n..t h, n stfonr
- -. -. -,
VINO sulsh - a.e.s NV '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
IS NELSON
FAILING IN
ENDURANCE
Fight Fans Ask If Rugged
Battler's Wonderful En-.
durance Is Waning
Wolsast to Meet Attell.

SAN FRANCISCO. July ib-
wolgastu great fiahl against Mel.
son Wednesday undouhi dly will
earn him a match la San Francisco.
either this month or In August
Charlie t.seari. who has the permit
Tor this month offered last nights
opponents d return match. hut Vel.
an replied that hs had so 10
New York TO attend TO a number
of business matters
The Mission club, which has not
yet giver up hope of maifhips
Kaufman and johnson foe talf.
also 10 paying sans attention 70
wulTaat and n Il is impossible 70
sst tho bis fellows together Vol
snst Will ha offered a match with
Abe Atiell
Two questions are being asked
to-day By the fans a. the result n
las; nights Nielsen. wolEast g.
They are
HAS Battling Nelson Eana back
Ia the wonderful endurance
which mafe him the greatest Hight
weight Of hts day. waning
sinre Nelson apfans into the
limciHht he has been known ~
tho man who never backed up No
matter what came his way, ha r.
fused % give an Inch. nefslstsniiy
boring III and taAlna mere Il vas
noticed In his FIGHT aith pieA ~
land. the little Californian. IN one
u tho earlier rounds e4pl4 Bed
Nelson 10 spar and 10 back aFayi
but, while u sas eammshieh sih1n
freely. Il Naa soon passssi "a On he
belief that HyiABi had caught The
Dane OF hts guard
Hut there IL no Hiistakihs Nt=i
wsisast ga to Nelson last uishi
Hs actually forced him ali1iit the
ring holding him up aFainsi lhs
ropsr. eompeii.d him to run to
eavar and 10 40 the BACKWARD glide
Tho many pvmmslluss Thai Ssl'
.on has taken. and be has taken
q pounding IN every hAtsis in Witch
hs has participated. ssfa l'pind
sooner OF later. to break down biz
really marvellous constitution
ThSfe have bssn Iron men and iron
men In the rims since the dafr Of
Tom crihh be-, none has been -
lasting NJ perfectly ermerei. a.
tho iad from Hazspiseh, canals.
nat,. NoanK cgfteti. Eddie Hsn'
Ion. Joe Cans and aii u the others
that Nelson has met gave him the
best IN the shop bot. while They
failed 10 Immediately fesss hiiFi
they undoubtedly had theif effect
on his rugged frame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Los AN6Ei.Es. Cal. July i5.-'
In a vicious i0rouud fieh, a. VI
clous in tho tenth a. at the INST
gong. lin Flynn. Of Pueblo. clearly
hested Biily papke. before the "a
elflc Athletic club. last night at
the Nand junction arena.
Papka started the fight IN whirl-
wind fashion and had the Pueblo
man bexiltered In the first round
hut In the second things changed
Flynn had = slight advantage In
uelxht and made use u H. He
rushed the Illinois man throughout
the fight and had him holding on
repeatedly. Half a dozen tines he
rushed Papke through the ropes
and the nearest thing TO a knock
cut was when the boy from Illinois
half fell and half slipped to one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
CLYDE HALL
WASST|NGY
T0SPOKANE
Turks New Recruit Made
Good in His First Game
in Fast Company and
Indians Were Banked,
4to 0.

Clyde Hall. Dug's new pitcher
banked the Indians yesterday, TO
0, while record crowd Of fans bit
holes IN the benches Il WAS Halls
first try for US and he did what
Gus Thompson and Lefty Miller
failed TO DO. The Indians gathered
eight satellites from Hall. but failed
10 crowd the necessary runs across
the pan. We Won the game In the
flrst session when Mike Lynch INT,
ed long ny, scoring Raymond and
MAgee,
Two more came over In the sixth
when Lynch and Raymond counted
Hall weakened At the finish but
fast fielding prevented the indians
FROM Scoring. Canron slam
med out a long three hakger In the
sixth which scored Mike RAY
mond. bennett. Magee and Allen
pulled of two fast double plays dur.
ing the battle
Tha arnrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
FLYNN BESTS PAPKE in
VICIOUS TEN ROUND GO

knee from a Shower Of right and
lcft blows TO the face.
Papkc used a straight left TO al
vantage Fiynn's face showed ths
effects 81 the battle His mouth.
nose and left eve were hadly
swollen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

oh. yes, they do come back
Jimmy Jarrett. exDetrolt, Hos
ton. etc. autfloldnf who was dc.
clAred dead a loag time Ago a. the
result Of bum stills. has returned
to the game. playing left field for
Milwaukee. and IL simply burning
up the ground
Harriet has been one NJ the great
ast outfieldefs the game ever pro.
dueed. aud the form be Is display
ing Tor Ail~aukee Il doing much to
keep that Team in the lead Of tho
American association ponnant race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Portland at Sacramento.
Los Angeles at Oakland.
Dan Francisco at Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Nine fat mon OF Seattle will
journey to Aberdeen 10 play a team
of heayies No member Of the ae
attic team weighs less than 80
pounds, The heaviest moves the
beam at 1856 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Down In the Coast league saera.
msnto won a close game from Port.
land By wonderful exhibition Of
baserunnlng. With two men down.
5hinn stole second. third and boma
on three pitched balls. scoring the
only run OF the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Brown and oatdick got on In the
eighth and tho Indian rootsrn howl
cd Tor a cleanup Hut a fast doa.
bile play doussd all that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Kinseila proved a Chinese puzzle
to the Tlgsra yesterday. allowing but
three hits Portland knocked out
four talliea In tho third and fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

II must have been rather crcit.
Ing when Mike pulled that long ny
to loft yesterday. scoring Raymond
and MaEce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Although the Canucks touched up
siever for nine hits yesterday. Ab.
erdeen won by a score of , TO 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Tacoma .....o0oe e0oo -
Portland ......ee . -
Batteries. Hall. Hsker and Pierce
Elnsslla and Foafntsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Raymond Thrss-bsss hit-Capran
Tsrrifira hitb-Ha ymend. BENNETT
stolen base--Wesi. struck uut~-liT
psllar s. By Hail ! bases 90 balls
--oh Dollar I, off HALL I Ht by
pitched bAli-Weed LETT on bases
Seattle s. Spokane 8 Double
alays--Raymoud Ia Bennett to Ma
gee, Alien 90 Mssse. Time OF game
- hour = minutes. umpire---car.
ruthera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Batteries -Ccomhs and Thomas,
Young and EAstcrly.
A. Detroit.
Detroit, Washington game post.
poned. rain.
A. ST. Louis
81 Louis Boston game postponed
rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
Bose Ball
SCkoHor.A

Clyde Hall pitched his FIRST
league game for Dag yesterday.
and the victory came In very hand.
ny. thank you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

It took but one hour and 1s min
utes to settle the fracaa. which Ia
pretty fast ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Erickson and Brooks
SEWER and o'iirien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

'natted for Brown Ia ninth inninE
.'Battsd for o.sdiek In niath-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
SPORTING NEWS


batteries Spade. Casper and
Mclean. Raymond. wliao aud
suhlei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE

A. Los Angeles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
MOVES OFFICES TO GARY
r. L. Miller Will Abandon
Chicago Location for
Steel City.

Another real estate change that Will
Ike place the first of next month will
be the removal of the Offices Of r. l..
Miller from the Stock Exchange build
ing in Chicago to Gary proper Mr..
Miller first opened up an office in Ham
mond in the Hammond building when
he came to the Calumet region. but
later moved to Chicago where he Sc
cured offices in the Exchange building.
Mr.. Miller believes now that he will
move his offices directly to Gary where
he will secure a location on Broad
way and handle his property from this
city He will also move his present
office from Tenth avenue and Washing
ton street where it is now located to
Tolleston, near which his property is
located
During the last two weeks the R.
1. Miller company has disposed of con-
siderable acreage near Tolleston and
report that they have not felt the re-
cent apathy which has existed in bus
iEess and which has been felt so Sc
verely by some real estate men in this
city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
GET MEETING
Boosting Spirit of Gary
Lands a Convention
by City.

The boosting spirit of Gary has land
ed another convention. this latest hon
or having been conferred on the city by
the master plumbers of the state
Members of the Gary Master Plum
bers' association returned from Ko-
komo yesterday. where they attended
the annual session of the state asso-
citation of the master plumbers They
held regular meetings at which they
talked over much that is for the bene-
fit of the association and the individ-
uals in the organization. A banquet
was given in the evening, at which
H. H. Highlands of Gary presided as
POSTMASTER.
The indianapolis delegation put in a
strong fight to land the convention for
next year, but Gary won out in the
fight. The next session will be held on
the second Monday in March, next year.
The delegates spent most of the day
investigating the process of manufac-
turing ware at the plant at the Great
Pottery company. They saw all the
process from the grinding of the red
clay to the taking out of the finished
product.
A special traction car was placed at
the disposal of the delegates. and aft
er the visit to the pottery plant they
were taken to other Kokomo factories.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
NICK GOT BAD CLIP
Another Whiting Christen-
ing Results Seriously
for Wayfarer.

Whiting. Ind. March 11.-Mike Latz
Kowski came to the police station early
yesterday morning with a badly dam
aged head, the result of an encounter
with two men with whom he was GO
ing home
The three men were coming from a
christening where. as members Of the
Slavish band. they had played
One word brought on another until
the three men began discussing their
ability TO perform on the different in
struments which they played in the
band
Frank Horvat and Mat Mozhik. two
Creations, stuck together in the ar
gument and beat Mike Latz Kowski.
who is Slavish. There was quite a cut
on his head. which he claims one of
the men inflicted with brass knuckIes.
Letz Kowski swore out warrants for
the two men and with the assistance OF
Officers Vacha and Emmel. soon had
them located and under arrest.
They We're given a preliminary hear
ing before Judge Jones and were re-
leased on $50 bonds, which in each
case were signed by Pante Haralovich.
The trial will be held on Saturday.
Christenings among the foreigners
usually have some bad ending. but this
time, instead OF taking place At the
scene Of the festivities, took place on
the way home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
GARY At THE LEMON
DINNER THIS EVENING
Members of the Legislature
and Boosters Guests of
Honor.
VISITORS WILL SEE SIGHTS
Many Tickets Are Sold Today and
$50 Are Expected To Be Seated
at Banquet Table.

Everything is IN readiness for the
big Lemon dinner" at the Gary Hotel
tonight. Hundreds of invitations were
issued yesterday to the citizens of Gary
and it is thought that large crowd
will be present
A large number of tickets were sold
today and it is thought that there will
be from one hundred to one hundred
fifty, including the members of the
legislature who will sit down to the
tables tonight
The members OF the legislature who
have signified their intention of being
present will arrive in Gary at different
times today reception committee
composed of H. s. Norton. H. ]. Curtis.
). G. Harris, W. a. Cain, ]. A. Bren-
nan, c. H. Maloney and ]. S. Pernett.
has been appointed and will take care
of the legislators in showing them
about Gary and planning for their
entertainment. A number will be TAX
en- through the mills this afternoon
A dinner committee, composed of o. l..
Wildermuth. John T. Hewitt, E C..
Simpson DR.. H NJ Hosmer, T. w
Englehart and Ingwald Moe have been
busy all day making arrangements for
the banquet. The Gary hotel has been
prettily decorated and yellow" pre-
dominates through out Those on the
toast list are Capt. H s. Norton. Will
liam H. Kliver T. z. Knots, E. w
Mickey. East Chicago; Senator A ].
Bowser. Chesterton; A. J. Smith. Hob
art; Senator r. E. Proctor. Elkhart.
Q. L. Wildermuth, Fl. ]. Curtis, George
H. Manlove, John A. Brennan, w. F.
Hodges.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
MAJESTIC THEATRE
OPENING At GARY
First Weeks Bill Selected
by Management of New
Amusement House.

The first vaudeville bill to be staged
in the new Majestic theater has been
selected by the F. and H. Amusement
company. and the bill Will be put on
for the first four nights. The attrac-
lions which have been booked are some
of the best that are now touring the
country, and the amusement company
says that the performance on the OPEN
ing night will be no better than their
usual attractions
AS the curtain goes up Monday night
the following stars vii lentertain the
Gary audiences
Graham and Spencer singers and
dancers.
Fred and Mae Warden, Dutch singing
and talking.
De Whites comedy acrebats.
The company viii also secure the
best moving pictures that can be had.
Probably the best of the above are
the De Whites, comedy acrobats. who
are now playing in the Family Thea
ter at Moline. Ill This theater is one
of the largest and best vaudeville thea
tiers in the west and always secured
high class acts. The others on the first
nights bill will be we'll worth seeing
On the opening night the manage
ment plans to have present as their
guests some of the most prominent
business and professional men of the
city These will attend the second per
Torrance, which will be given at 9
o'clock in the evening. At the first per
Torrance there viii be a number Of
guests from Chicago, including the
owners of the +. and H. Amusement
company and their friends.