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Evening journal., 1910-04-06
Iniured WhiIe A Work,

While working at the Pusey and
Jones Company's plant yesterday
afternoon, William f. Douglass. aged
21 years of No. 1920 West Fourth
street. had his hand caught and
crushed in a machine The Phoenix
ambulance took him to the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. where IL was found
necessary to amputate two OF his
saasxA -
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
A Gold Dust
Home is a
Healthy Home

Gold Dust is a sanitary
cleaner that searches
out every germ an d
impurity.
1t is the mod ern aid to
easy housework. 1t does more
work, IN ore kinds of work
than soap or any other
cleanser. 1t cleans everything
and anything about the house
dishes, clothes, floors and
doors, pots and pans, bath
rooms, refrigerators, etc. 1t
cuts dirt and grease like magic,
saves you from hard rubbing
and scrub
bing, and en- luri5 "A t@59
ables you or III ~'NNIEDl -
your servant GSx-
to do more M-SS- -4
work and bet 1ep1 ll.
ter work in 70 OJsy - sFS.ese vssJ
Just about ETX Akssjsd-
half the time. = EOR
Evening journal., 1910-04-06

To obtain this pattern or any OF
the others heretofore described IN
THE JOURNAL. hn out the follow
cents in an envelope addressed TO the
Fashion Editor, THE EVENING
JOURNAL. Fourth and Shipley SITS.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
FRATERNITY NIGHTS
AT EAGLES BAZAAR

Last night at the bazaar Of the
nights Of the Golden Eagle in Turn
Hail. was for Red Men. the COMMITTEES
in charge having arranged a series
OF fraternity nights The Red Men
were present I'm large numbers. and
music and dancing were enjoyed To-
night there will be a reception for odd
Fellows. Other fraternity nights will
be as follows:
wednesday, April s. 8 p. m.--Recep-
ton TO members Of the independent
order Of Odd Fellows"
Thursday. April z, p. m.-Recep-
tion to members Of the Junior Order
OF American Mechanics"
Friday April 8, p. m.-Reception
Of members OF the order Of knights
OF Pythias."
Saturday. April O. 8 p. m.- -Recep-
tion 10 member Of the order Of Hep
tasophs, or Seven Wise Men"
Evening journal., 1910-04-06

Appeal Board Not Busy.
Only two persons appeared before
the city Board Of Assessment. Revi-
sion and Appeals last night. relative to
making appeals.
Evening journal., 1910-04-06

Inspected Newark Militiamer.
Major Hartnett, Medical Corps U.
S. A.. who Is inspecting the com
panies Of the First Infantry, organ
lied Militia Of Delaware, last night
inspected Company r Of Newark
Evening journal., 1910-04-06
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Evening journal., 1910-04-06


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Evening journal., 1910-04-06

Why not start in with the First
LESSOR and keep pace with the mental
growth of your household. You will
be surprised and delighted to find, as
Won follow the course, how much of
the OLD SCHOOL, DAYS will come
back to YOU in fresh form.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
RUNNERS COME
FOR BIG RACE
STANLEY AND FITZGERALD
DUE TODAY
BEGIN TRAINING IMMEDIATELY
AT AGRICULTURAL. PARK
ST. Yves Reels Off Twenty Miles in
Morning Workout, Doing
Distances in Fast
Time

Henri ST. Yves, champion Marathon
at Agricultural park yesterday morn
ing in preparation for the big race at
Chutes baseball park next Sunday
afternoon. Although no official time
was kept of the full distance run by
the marvellous Frenchman, it was un-
officially announced that his first two
miles were run III eleven minutes nat.
st. Yves surprised many of the spec
tators at the track with the apparent
ease with which he covered the ground.
His stride is less than two feet. and
once getting into his gait he never
changes, but plugs along mile after
mile.
Much amusement was caused the
Frenchman yesterday morning by the
story to the effect that he still was in
San Francisco and not in Los Angeles,
Because he changed his training period
from forenoon to the afternoon some
body who went to the track during
the morning session to see him train
assumed that he had not yet arrived
in the southland.
James Fitzgerald, William Stanley
and John S. Barnes, the latter the
manager of st. Yves, will arrive in Los
Angeles this afternoon. Fitzgerald
and Stanley will commence training
Immediately at Agricultural park.
Manager Eyton will have the track
at Chutes park measured this after
noon by a local engineer and Worl1men
will commence Immediately to mark
out the boundaries of the track for
Sundays race.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
ASSOCIATION
SEES BOXING BOUTS

A varied program presented at q
smoker last evening by Stag Lodge No.
>. Western Fraternal association, de-
lighted the members and guests pres
ent at headquarters in the former
Elks' hall on Spring street.
The special features Of the evening
were boxing bouts. Kid Clevenland
hooked up with Kid Brady for five
rounds. The battle was contested 50
closely during the announced five
rounds that an extra clash was called
for. Cleveland won through superior
science. but Brady was strong and
anxious up to the final bell.
Next Kid Jack Johnson and T.
Sharkey jr., met in the arena and
proceeded to demonstrate how to be pu-
gilists without danger of physical
damage They put in straight lefts
and rights, uppercut each other with
much eclat, pounded the jaw and wind
recklessly and delivered enough blows
to have settled the heavyweight cham
Dionship of the world. However, the
patter Of gloves hardly was heard out
side of the ring and there was a sus-
picion that few bones were broken.
The exhibition was first class comedy
and pleased.
w. r. Wing acted as referee. He
made but few mistakes.
The smoker was one Of series of
entertainments to be given by the
lodge. A number OF enjoyable events
have been planned for the future.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
SIGNS
FOR WORLD TOUR
ACCEPTS S15O,000 FOR TEN
MONTHS TRAVEL
ONLY CONDITION ATTACHED is
HE MUST WIN
Terms Provide for Start With ALI
Star Cast July 8-Present
Trip Ends Febru-
ary f3
Associated Pressl

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-Guaranteed the
lump sum Of $150,000 for his share, or
a salary of $1,000 a week, with so per
cent Of the profits above that amount,
James J. Jeffries will start on a ten
months tour of the world at the head
of an athletic show on July s, provid-
ing he regains the title of world s
champion in his meeting July 4 with
Johnson. This announcement was
made last night bv II. II. Frazee, who
is promoting the present tour OF JEFF
fries.
Accompanying Jeffries on the trip,
according to Frazee, will be J. j. Cor
bett, Stanley Ketchel, possibly Bat
tling Nelson, Sam Berger, Frank
Gotch, DR.. b.. f. Roller and Farmer"
Burns, or some man of similar ability.
Battling Nelson is not signed yet, and
terms may cause a hitch in that part
of the program, but Frazee wishes to
have in the party the heavyweight,
middleweight and lightweight cham
pions.
According to present plans, Jeffries
will not visit Hot Springs at the end
of his tour on February 13, but will
leave for the Pacific coast direct from
Duluth.
Mrs. Jeffries, who has been conva-
lescing from an operation at a local
hospital will leave tomorrow for Hell
ena, Mont, to meet her husband.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
FlTZHERBERT GIVEN
TOPS IN HANDICAP
Rated as Better Horse Than Ballot
Hilarious and Other Classy
Racers by official
Handicapped

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Fitzherbert is
the champion race horse of America
in the opinion of the official handicap
per of the jockey club. The horse is
placed at the top in the allotment of
weights in the Brooklyn, Suburban
and Brighton fiandicaps. The list Of
entrants for the Suburban was an
nounced last night. For the other
events some better known horses nom
mated are:
Brooklyn handicap-Fitzherbe 1870;
Ballot, 129; King James, 1923; Masllette,
1923; Hilarious, 122; Priscillian, 119;
Firestone, III; Olambala, 116; Resti-
gouche, 115; High Private 112; Fay
ette. 10; Boggs, 40; Aniiction, 1906;
Sweep, 106; Rocky O'Brien, 103; Bub-
bling Water. 102: Effendi, 100; Gras-
mere, 100; Glucose, 9S; Sandrian, 93;
Superstition, 30.
Brighton handicap-Fitzherbe 129;
King James, 12S; Maskette, 1913; Hila-
rious, 122; Jack Atkin, 120; Firestone,
116; Olambala, 115; Restigouche, 114
Fayette, 10; BoGgs, 10; Dinna Ken,
10; Afiiction, 106; Sweep, 1O7; Prince
Imperial, 81, Sandrian, 9S; Fight On
Bob, 90
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
RESULTS AT TAMPA

TAMPA, Fla. Feb. Heavily
played second choices were in evidence
today the most conspicuous of these
being the last race, when Queen Lead,
backed from long odds, won with ease
Three favortes won. The defeat of
Vanadium was the surprise. Sum-
mary:
First race. 3 furlongs-Maxine Dale won,
Kathryne Gardner second, Magic Miss third
time $50 %,
Second race 5is furlongs-Nettie Carta
won. Frank Patton second. Irwin V. Digs
third; time III 10.
Third race, 5ia furlongs-Our Nugget won,
Oesa second, Lucky Mate third; time 1:lO.
Fourth race, 51a furlongs-Sorrel Top
won, Caltha second, Baby Willie third; time
l:l0 81.
Fifth race, furlongs-Ormuse won, John
Carter second, Clysmic third time 1:17 20.
SiXth race 1 mile and 20 yards-Queen
Lead won, Rebel Queen second, Frank Flesh
upr third; time 1 %,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES

First race furlongs 3-year-olds and up
-Robeska, 10; Bemay, 10; Dovalta, 11O;
Arthur Hyman, 10; Combgry, 10; Arlin'
10: Emma c.. 10; Recon, 9S; servicence,
10; steel, 10; Paul Clifford, III; Burning
Bush, 112; Colbert, 112; Cantem, 95; Aunt
Aggie log; Aunt Kit, LOG.
Second race, 3 furlongs 2-year- olds. purse,
maiden colts and geldings-Soon, 112; AL
drian. 112; Sam Matthews, 112; Str Victor
H.; Conlsthaunthu, 1O9; Salali, 109; Grena-
da, 1O9; Kerry Cow, 1906
Third race. furlongs, 3yearolds and
up. selllng-Balronia, 91 Inelement, 109;
Phil Mohr, 81; John Louis, 10; Binocular,
IS; Sewell, 113; Orelio, 113; Beaumont, 1O6.
Fourth race. | mile 3-year-olds and up,
Port Costa handicap-Silyer Knight, 10S;
Jeanette NJ, 95; Bubbing Water, ia; Full
leta, 100.
Fifth race, mile and 20 yards. 3-year-
olds and up, selling-J r. Laughrey. ia;
Gene Russell. ia; Deneen III; Miss oni-
cious 107; Dorothy Ledgett, 107; Miss Mao
mi 107; Meltondale, 100; Onatassa, III;
Convent Bell. 112; Sainotta, 90.
sixth race, 6 furlongs, selling, S-year-olds
and up-Adena, 116; Emma G., 113; Paul
clifford, 112; Minnedocia, 90; Recon, So;
servlcence. Ill; steel, 113; Tena Luch. 1O6;
Thistle Belle 100.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
JUAREz ENTRIES

First race furlongs-Bill Bramble, 100;
c ]. Cox, 100; Lanigan, 1O9; Rationality
107; sad News, 1915 Tihis, LOG; Disagree
rnent. 1O6; Verges, 100; Coatcutter. 106;
Freckless, 104; Brougham, 105; xMinnie
Bright. 80.
Second race furlongs-The Wolf, 10;
xDan Norton, los; Camera, los; Luke Gates,
107: Sscus 1O7; Fusileer. 107; Miss Hardly
1O5; xLady Paret. 1O5; xBob Lynch, 1O5;
Prudish, 1O2; Tipster, 90.
Third race, 2-year-olds, 3ia furlongs-
Juarez 10; Ell Paso Lad 10; Martin W.
Littleton, 10; owen Time, 11o; Little Dick,
10: Balela 10; Brave Withers, 10.
Fourth race, G lurlongs--Pajaroita 116;
King Cobalt. 10; Ocean Queen, 102; The
Fad, lo2.
Fifth race, furlongs-Ethel Day, 1fS;
Joe Enrich, i'll; Vohoome, 109; XLomond,
1917; Medding Hannah, 104; Acqula, 101;
xHoward Pearson, 9S.
Sixth race, furlongs-Sbari, 112; Hickey,
1og; Duchess of Montebello, 107; Albion H.,
1O7; Opionion. 1o7; Busy Man, 106; Pelleas.
1O6; Tod, loo; Alice Collins, l05; xMoliere,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
I AMES BARRY, alias Canary jim,
goes to the expense of telegraph

TAMES BARRY, alias Canary jim,
goes to the expense of telegraph
- ing from Chicago that he LEAVES
Chicago tonight for Los Angeles In
good form. Not with Murphy, but
with Marri" This means that the
event in pugilistic society next Satur-
day easily will be the advent of Canary
Jim and his angel for Marri, be 1t
fully understood, is the angel VINO
wants to bet $1,000 that his sweet sing
er can whip all the Sam Langfords
that can be stacked up before him.
Such luck never used to come that
way for Sam, and his pleasure was
emphatically emphasized by two shiny
rows of teeth and q most expansive
smile as he heard the glorious news
And maybe the angel viii stand for a
return touch, too said Sam. Some
body told Sam that Barry wanted a
finish fight, and Sam replied, "LaWd,
man. amt we done fit several finishes
alrea9y?'
The reinstatement of Marshal Ney
has been held up pending an inVestl-
CATION as to the ownership OF the
horse. 1t was understood that Al
tio0din yas the owner. but Il develops
now that this is not true and That II
still is the property of C. A. Ross.
Until the ownership of the horse Is
satisfactorily established his entry
will not be accepted.
Harry Monyhan and a party OF
friends will leave tonight for san Ja-
cinto for an extended stay Every
time Harry gets a headache he thinks
he is going to be sick and Immediately
hikes for some mountain resort.
I'll, A+ti, , 1ueiDass man and
sportsman of Steubenville, O., is here
for the winter He returned yesterday
from Wheeler Springs, where he passed
several days with the Wolgast party
and Will go to Frisco to see his favor
ite fight Nelson for the title.
Flipha Moves, one of the Oldest auc-
ton pool sellers in America, celebrated
his eightieth birthday yesterday. lie
came to California tifty-nine years ago,
and despite his age is as sprightly and
happy as many men half his age. He
still takes a keen interest in all sport
ing events, especially in turf affairs.
Jack Brennan and Tom Jones illus
trated yesterday how they held up a
stage near Wheeler Springs while VOL
gast and party, of which they were
members. were at the springs. Several
Of the party, who were in on the joke,
filled the stage with women folk, but
did not take the stage driver in on the
scheme. When the stage neared a lone
ly place in the lonely road Jones and
Brennan hoped from behind some
rocks and commanded the driver to
hold up his hands, Brennan and Jones
shooting off toy pistols to complete the
scare. The driver almost overturned
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
MEADOW ANNEXES
JUAREZ HANDICAP
Beats Good Ones at Mile and Sixteenth
In Fast Time-Only Two
FaVorites
Win

JUAREZ, Mex, Feb. -Four thou
sand persons attended the races at
Terrazas park today. Two faVorites
won Orbed Lad ran five furlongs in
80 40. Jockey Ploss his rider, was
set down for six days Meadow ran
the one and one-siXteenth miles in
1;45 40, a new track record. Sum-
mary:
First race 51a furlongs, selling-Ina
Gray. 10 (Archbald) won; Shirley Ross
more 10 (McCarthy) second; Florence
Myers, 10 (Molesworth) third; time
1907 3-5.
Second race 5ia furlongs, selling-star-
beam, 105 (Gener) won; Golden. 10 (Lou-
dom second; Lady Garvan, 10 (Austin)
third; time 1908 3j.
Third race. Sla furlongs, selling-Morning
Song. 104 (Austin) won; Ilsie 102 tMoles-
WORTH second; Mary Rudd, 1of (SmalD
third; time Al 3-5.
Fourth race. l lie niles-Meadow. 1O4
(McCahey) won; Knight Deck, 120 (Page)
second Servile, 116 (Molesworth) third;
time 40 As.
Fifth race furlongs-orbed Lad. 1O4
(Ploss) won; Light Knight 104 (Moles-
worth) second; Jolly, 9S (McCahey) third;
time 80 40.
Sixth race. / lie miles, selling-Wolfer-
ton. 106 (Louder) won: Alma Boy 106
(Molesworth) second; Lighthouse, 10l (Gar-
ner) third; time 1:46 So
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Feb. LIN
today's races four favorites won. The
card was particularly attractive and
the fields in the first three events eX-
ceptioually large. Summary:
First race. furIongs-polly Lee won
Universe second. Gatien Lass third; time
1:lI IL.
Second race, y furlongs-Ferrand Cecil
ian won, Miss Sly second, Coonskin third
time 1:0S.
Third race. 5is furlongs-strfhgency won
Manhelmer second. Low Heart third; time
1907 So.
Fourth race. furlongs-Ida D. won. C
w. Burt second, Jack Nunnally third; time
1:13 3-5.
Fifth race, furlongs-OsorIne won
Camel second, DR.. Barlley third; time
1:27 20
Sixth race 1 mile-Paradlse Queen won
Golden Flora second,s Stoneman third; time
l:4l 30.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
ELECTRICAL EkUNCIAT0R
TO TELL PROGRESS OF GAME

CHICAGO Feb. IA contract was
closed yesterday by President Murphy
of the Chicago Nationals for the con-
struction of an electrical scoreboard
at West Side park. The eontrivance
viii be placed back of right field, and
when completed will measure 200 feet
in length and 26 feet in height. The
board will designate which man is at
bat, who, If any, are on the bases.
how many outs, number of balls and
strikes and other things that the
spectators might wish to know during
the course Of the game. Murphy will
leave Thursday for New Orleans to
close up the business pertaining to the
spring training jaunt of the Cubs
squad.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
PITCHER WHITE KICKING

WASHINGTON, Feb. doc White,
the Chicago Americans clever left
handler, has Joined the army of hold
outs Il haven't and will not sign until
| have a good long talk with President
Comiskey," said White last night. He
sent me a contract at the same old fig
ures right after the season closed, and
[ returned it. / believe that | have
worked hard enough for the club to en-
title me to a little more money. CO.
miskey has found me willing to play
the outfield when a fielder was needed,
and am always ready to take my turn
in the box"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
KE0GH LEADS PLAY
FOR TITLE AT POOL
Thomas Hueston of st. Louis Has to
Overcome Handicap of ~
Points in Final Game

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Jerome Keogh
of Rochester won again tonight from
Thomas Hueston of St. Louis in the
second block of their match for the
worlds pool championship. but by
only one point. They played 27 frames
and the score stood POI to 200. Keogh's s
high run was 46, Huestons 2S. Score,
after the play on the first block last
night, stood: Keogh 2O9, Hueston 16S,
making the total score 40 to 1868 in
favor of Keogh Play will continue
tomorrow night until one contestant
has 600 points
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
F4ERALD'S
@9@@G
RLALTO GOSSIP
BY Jay Davidson

the stage in his wild efforts at comply
ing, while the women went almost INTO
MYSTERIES and fell out of the stage and
started on the run up the road. 1t took
several minutes to explain things, then
the driver stood up and ordered like
little man.
Ad Wolgast is sporting a diamond
ring as big as half Il dollar, and when
he proceeds down the street after sun
down the rays from the stone resemble
the headlight on an automobile. 1t IS
about five carats in size. A heavy
headed walking stick also adorns the
Quitting for the great little fighter.
Gil Mead is a most ardent supporter
of Wolgast to beat Nelson, and is one
of the party of local sportsmen who are
willing to take the $4,000 side bet off
Wolgast's hands. Mead will take $4,000
of it. He figures Ad as a good thing to
win.
Secretary Hancock of the Pacific
Athletic club will hold another trYout
session this afternoon at the Maud
Junction pavilion, beginning at 2
o'clock. Aspiring, but unknown, pugs
are invited 10 storm the place for trial
workouts. as some of those who show
up well will draw down an engagement
soon. Hancock is developing new ma
terial in order to show some new faces
in his future lineups at Maud.
Bubbles Robinson and Kid Troubles
will furnish the curtain-raiser to the
Flynn-Langford show, being scheduled
for six rounds of boxing. This is an
even match and should provide the re-
quired fun for the opening event.
Frank Barnes, one of the oldest
sporting writer's on the coast in point
of service, celebrated a birthday yes
terday, but would not divulge what
round he was fighting in. Here's hop
ing it is a 1O0-round affair, old chap,
and that you are just beginning to
fight.
Ingleside race track is to follow the
lead of several other abandoned tracks
into the hands of the hungry real
estate agent. President Tom Williams
has given an option on the land to
Frisco syndicate that wants to cut it
up into building lots.
II. G.. Ross, one of the stewards of
the Victoria Country club, under whose
auspices racing is conducted at Vic
toria, 3. c.. says that owing to the
anti-racing agitation in parliament at
Ottawa the Western Canadian season
may be cut in half next summer, with
only fifteen days of racing at Victoria
and Vancouver in the spring and the
same length in the fall. He also pre-
diets that pari-mutuels will be sub
stituted for bookmaking. Short meet
ings, with the abolition of bookmaking,
may save the sport in Canada.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
OPENS CHICAGO OFFICES
President Chivington Appoints His
staff of Umpires for Next Sea-
son as First Official Act

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE invasion of
Chicago by the office force Of the
American association was completed
yesterday when President II. NJ. ChiV-
ington opened headquarters IN the
Fisher building. The first official act
of the American association head upon
reaching his new home was the signing
of Umpire A. J. Guthrie of Chicago,
who acted as arbitrator last season un-
der the O'Brien regime. This makes the
fifth umpire that has been signed for
next season, the others being owens,
Van Sicklen, Cusack and Ferguson.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
SPORTING
NEWS
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FITZHERBERT SELLS FOR
o $4,000 AT PRIVATE SALE

NEW YORK, Feb. 1-Titaherbert,
rated by the handicanpers as the best
race horse in America, was sold by Sam
of the purchaser was not made known,
but II is understood that he. is Charles
Koehler of this city, n wealthy piano
manufacturer, who recently bought
Uncle from Hildreth.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
UAME PRIZES FOR FIRST
AND SECOND IN BIG RACE
Los Angeles Athletic Club Hangs Up
Valuable Watch, and Whitley
Jewelry Co. Gives Cup

First prize in the amateur Marathon
to be held Washington's birthday,
February %, under the auspices of the
Los Angeles Athletic club, will be a
S35 watch donated by the Athletic
club. while the runner finishing sec
ond will receive a $25 trophy cup put
up by the Whitley Jewelry company
When the commissioners of the South
ern California branch of the A. A. u.
meet this evening it is probable that
they will decide to donate a third prize.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
JOHNSON INDICTED AND
MUST BE IN COURT TODAY

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Jack johnson
was indicted today by the grand jury
here for assault in the second degree.
The charge against the pugillst grew
out of fight in which he figured re-
Gently with another negro in an up
town hotel. Johnson's counsel was noti-
fed TO produce the pugiiist in court
tomorrow to answer the Indictment
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
BY JAY DAVIDSON

n ATTLING NELSON left last evening for San Francisco to
X make personal investigation into the fight situation there
II regarding the scrap with Ad Wogast for the
lightweight championship Bat admitted before leaving that he is
considerably less confident the ability OF Sid Hester pull
the fight than when he arrived days ago The report that
the San aeo supervisors had postponed action
the application Hester permit mold the fight there Bat
studying and he confessed that there might be possible chance
that he and Wogast would have accept the McCary offer after
all He probably would have remained here until the latter part OF
the week had he become much disturbed regarding Hes
ter prospects for handling the fight and for the purpose Of
seeing for himself without taking anybody word for it. that he
hastened his departure.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
TRUCK EGAN IS SIGNED
FOR BAKERSFIELD TEAM

BAKERSFIELD, Feb. Truck Egan
has been signed as first baseman for the
coming baseball season by Bakersfield,
and win join the DTillcrs tomorrow.
Bakersneld's first game will be with the
Fresno RepubIicans on Feb. 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-02
LITTLE GIVES UP HOPE

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-George Little,
Jack Johnson's, manager. who arrived
here from New York yesterday, be-
lieves the Jeffries-J johnson fight will
be held in California. There is not a
chance in the world of holding the
fight in Utah." said Little Il am GER
tain that the battle will take place
in California at Jack Gleason's Ocean
view pavilion"