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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

and Bingham are slated for the Deep
creek region, and will vie with their
fellows in bringing home the bag
limit daily.
Deep creek and steelheads is the
maxim of Irving Ingraham, Hanson
Moore and party, and if there are any
at all in the creek be sure they Will
find them.
Perry Howard and party left yester-
day morning for the west fork oil tne
San Gabriel, prepared to stay until the
last trout had betaken itself to SAFER
housing.
Jud Bick Joe Welch and party left
early in the morning yesterday for the
west fork of the San Gabriel, where
they expect to be the first to tempt
the inhabitants of that trout-famous
stream.
C. L. Widup and B. Richards made
UP another party to try their luck IN
the San Gabriel This stream has a
fine reputation for the fishing game,
and it is one of the few streams that
have had steady protection from law
breakers throughout the year.
Ernest Thornton viii be another 10
try his fortune at Camp Rincon. If the
predictions of the camp management
turn out to be true he will be amply
rewarded for his journey.
Jack Doyle will leave tomorrow
morning for Wheeler Springs to take q
rest and incidentally do little trout
fishing.
George Cline and Jim Utley leave
next Tuesday for the Fillmore country,
where they will try out the possibilities
of the Sespe and its tributaries.
Andy Booth left last night for Bear
creek with weapons to take in the
game. He expects to have two days
of fine sport and return with a taste
for trout well satisfied.
A. Marks and son left yesterday
morning for Rock creek, where they
will put in a couple of days with the
trout. Being early in the game is half
the basket with the fishing fever as
prevalent as it is now, and their early
start should lead to excellent results,
The west fork of the San Gabriel
will be the destination of j. E. Krause
and party, who left yesterday morn
ing with the paraphernalia to trap the
swimming beauties. They are conf
dent of having the time of their lives
and adding a few more notches to
their trout records.
DR.. and Mrs Wilcoxon and Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Lord will leave Tuesday
morning for Santa Barbara via auto
mobile. They expect to take a week
to the trip and will take in all the
trout streams on the road as well as the
enticing trout resorts around Santa
Barbara.
Success will come probably to the
San Gabriel and Bear creek fisher
men, and perhaps some of the Sespe
people will have little of the filled
baskets, too; but according to Deputy
Pritchard, the San Gabriel and Bear
streams have had the best protection
from residents around these sections,
and therefore the streams will not have
been fished out.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
EMERYvILLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND, April sO.-Emeryvile entries for
MondaP:
First race six furlongs, purse-Bit of For
tune, El Perfecto Arthur Rouse New Capi-
tai, Bruxton. Jim Cafferata, 1O7: Sully Miss
Roberts, Directello, Silk. los; Dahlgren, 1O2
Elodia, 81.
Second race, six furlongs seing-Ampedo,
l29; Rosamo 127; Gene Russell, Ben stone
Pretension, l26; BislIra, Woodlander, 1874; sMay
PINK l19; Gramercy, 49, Electrowan, Mime
docia, Contra Costa Ill
Third race futurity course, selling-Paul
clifford. Arthur lyman. 1885, Blmdaie. 1O7;
Sir Barry, 1866 Swagerlator Redondo 1Ol:
Matte Mack. San Lucas. Chltterlings, Little
Buttercup, Netting, 1902; Rey ell Trovar 05.
Fourth race, six furlongs handicap-Rev
Hlndoo, llO Spohn, 107; Godnnn 1oi; In
element, 97i Fernando, o5; Binocular, %.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards. selling
Wap, Valoski, Bellsnieker, Kaiserhoff I q
Glen. CadIchon Cobbeskill, 1l2; Sir John'
Ill; Duchess OF Montebello ITO; McNalIy los;
Lord Clinton, "a.
Sixth race. futurity course, seIIing-Bllly
Myer, E. M. Fry Ill; Airs, lO9; Burning
Bush, Tramotor, los; Creston Boy, 1O7; Anna
May Titus II, 1861 Anne McGee, 1O4; Mollie
Montrose, 1902; Gelico, 96 sainotta, o.
Apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

sense in fish-the vibration of heavy or clumsy
footballs. Some fellows can crawl along a
stream and make never sound. while the on
coming of others is heralded by avalanche
of L4sodged cobbles, the grand hailing sign of
distress to all trout. Slow, deliberate move
ments without haste, will win. The trout
fisher must never be in a hurry. Pools should
be approached by detours and from the head;
it is best to fish down, in fact, imperative
w''h bait. Using line about as long as the
rod, the bait should be made to search out
every likely lodgment of a trout working 1t
across the current with a Suffering, jerky
motion, and well toward the bottom. There
are places where the line can be paid out
on the current, but 1t is hard to hook fish
on long line, and tt are apt to be lost
In whisking them out. 1t is well to keep in
mind which way to swing a fsh to deposit 1t
upon the safest part of the bank, and an ex-
pert will do so without any conscious effort.
Trovt seldom pouch the bait; they must be
struck and snatched unless of good size, in
which event they are much more apt to gulp
down the hook OF all the patterns of bait
hooks, is superior to the Sproat or
o oShaughnessy, preferably with the Pennel
rundown eye. This permits neat and quick
ly attached fastening The points should be
long, and a small jewelers. file or stone
should be carried to fetch up the points, as
they will become duled from impact upon
stones and hard horny mouths of the fish
sought. In fact, hooks for all fishing ara
not given the attention they should have as
the most important part of the outfit, with
out perfect use of which the rest becomes
impotent When points are -tuDbed, throw
away that hook and substitute a freshly
sharpened one It pays well. The round bend
of the styles of bait hook named permits
worm to be put upon them to better ad-
vantage. The object of securing a hook with
best penetratlve powers is gained by using
the straight mot Nirby-benO hooks. In these
the point is parallel with the line of draft.
The distance below the barb is fully as deep
as is needed to retain the fish. The anglers
dexterity is the chief factor in this, in any
event Once trout is started, he should be
kept moving until he strikes the bank Even
If 1t is necessary to describe a complete
circle with him to reach the spot upon which
he Is to be landed there need be no slack
line given. All these things can be learned
from example, much better than from precept,
however precise. A days fish with an expert
like Tom Potter or Harry Rose will give the
tyro more new ideas than all the chaff ever
threshed over in The ang classics. These
fellows are practical make no false motions
and get fish II they are to be had. They
locate trout as il by intuition; pass with scant
ceremony waters that would be found unpro-
ductive, and with almost unerring skill tease
the well-fed little fellows into biting, then
whisk them from their native element with
motion of unconscious grace that comes
only with years of devotion to the sport.
All the art of trout fishing Is not expressed
I'm the artificial fly, although 1t is the sports
highest refinement
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

the value of the gold and silver plate
offered at Newport.
Following Ardsley comes the Middle
States, at Orange, N. j., then the New
York state al the Crescent Athletic
club at Bay Ridge. Already the Cres-
cent leaders are preparing to overtop
tehir phenomenal tournament last year
and that club will be a strong factor
in lawn tennis this season. The inter
nationals even may be decided there
on the historic turf Were the peer
less Doherty brothers and DR.. Joshua
PIN made their great stand for the cup
several years ago. Next in order comes
the preparatory week on the Velvety
turf of the aristocratic Meadow club
at southampton, l.. l., from which the
welders of the racquet move on to
Newport.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
SIX ARRESTS MADE, BUT FOUR
OTHERS CANNOT BE LOCATED

SAN FRANCISCO. April 30.-Owen
Moran, British lightweight pugilist,
was formally charged with manslaugh-
ter today as a result of the death of
Tommy Mccarthy, his opponent in last
nights fight Five other men, seconds
and attendants of the two pugilists,
have been booked ON the same charge.
The six men arrested last night are
owen Moran, jeff Perry and James
Carroll, two of his seconds; William
and James Mccarthy, seconds and
brothers of the dead fighter, and Ber
nard Painter, another of his seconds.
-Four of the leading participants in
the fatal fight thus far are success
fully evading the police. They are Tiv
Kreling, Morans principal second;
Spider" Kelly, McCarthy's principal
second James Griffin, manager of the
club which conducted the fight, and
Charley Harvey Moran's manager.
No warrants have yet been issued for
these men, and it Is not known whether
they will be arrested for their part in
the affair
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
KENTUCKY RACING
SEASON IS OPENED
Breeders Futurity, First of Sew
eraI Stake Events, Is the
Feature of First Day

LEXINGTON, Ky, April 30.-The
spring meeting inaugurating horse rae
ing in Kentucky for the year. began
here today under clear skies. with a
fast track and big crowd. The days
feature, the breeders futurity, a S10,
900 stake for 2year-olds, was won by
the favorite, House Maid, ridden by
Powers.
The walkun start was used today for
the first time in many years, and it
took Starter Milton about forty minutes
to get the big field away in the fu-
turity, but they were finally sent off
punched. House Maid quickly assumed
the lead and won in easy fashion from
Golden Egg, who was ridden out. Lit
the Oasis gave Golden Egg a brushing
race for the place, but was beaten,
badly tired.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

HISH to your hearts content. You
no longer have to keep poor F1do
II out in the underbrush to bark at
the approach of minions of the law.
You may throw in your line with aban-
don, and it is no longer necessary for
you to look up the description of your
catch in the complete Angler to de-
termine whether it's a steelhead,
rainbow or just plain, ordinary trout.
Nav the first, long expected, fervently
prayed for, laboriously planned for, has
arrived. Sporting goods houses of the
city have exhausted every resource to
equip the first ones with the best ana
most popular implements to induce a
nibble and insure a bite. Trout is king,
and vast multitude has escaped from
the heat and noise of the city to do him
fitting homage.
Among the first to announce try at
the game was Deputy Pritchard ana
with M. j. Connell, II. w. Walker, A.
M. johnson and Judge II. II. Rose, VIII
seek his fortune in the Malibu country,
he feels sure the anticipating OF the
opening of the season has done the
least damage. He goes on pleasure, not
business; so trouble not, ye fishermen.
The party left yesterday and Will re-
turn Tuesday.
Ed Mitchell, W. H. Bullinger and
VIM. Guile left last night for Fillmore,
where they expect to travel around the
headwaters of the Sespe and discover
some out-of-the-way pools where lurk
the elusive trout.
Fred Corey will search the region
around Fillmore for the loading OF ms
basket. If reports are true of fishing
in that region, this time of the year Is
q little early for sport there, but Where
some fail others get great haul, SO
there is no telling what will be the re
suit where a slippery member of the
finny tribe is involved.
Louis Breer, Lee Slocum and Walter
Hale will make Plunge creek, san
Bernardino their destination and will
thoroughly scour the environs OF the
Bear lake country for the lucky spots.
Ed Sallady and party set out yes
terday for the west fork of the san
Gabriel. which furnished so many
record catches last year. Limit catches
are the rule in that section rather
than the exception.
Lee Garnsey, Ernest Klokke and
Adolf Schwartz will make Big Bear
lake their headquarters in the opening
sport Of the week and will endeaVor to
season. Fishing in and around Bear
lake and in Bear creek is reported to
be the best ever and will probably be
the most promising camping grounds
for the trout-seekers.
NJ ]. Milldenhaudt will try the San
Gabriel head waters for the fish and
has the fshermans confidence in hav-
in picked out the best place of them all.
Rob Bungay and party Will leave
today for a weeks sport at Matilija
Springs, where they expect to invade
the creeks in the immediate vicinity
and cause them to divulge their wealth.
e. II. Conger has left for Camp Rim
con, where he will try out his new
flies and experiment with the possibili
ties of the San Gabriel.
A party composed of Calhoun, Clark
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
CHAMPIONs IN DANCED

All of this goes to show that Will
liam A Larned, the national champion
in singles, and Frederick B. Alexander
and Harold H. Hackett the doubles
holders. are in for the trial of their
lives 1t is freely predicted at this
time that Larned is due for defeat this
year The hope is that one of the
young Americans may save the title
from the foreign invasion, for it is ad-
mittedly to be hard struggle.
Taking all of these things into ac-
count. the schedule for the season in
the cast, and especially in and around
New York, has been shaped toward
affording all of the topnotch. men
splendid championship practice on turf
There are to be nearly five weeks of
competitions on turf. leading up to
Newport. This is more than ever be-
fore.
The need of it was felt, however 1t
was first pointed out by Frederick B.
Alexander, the internationalist, who is
a leading spirit of the West Side club
and the Ardsley casino, located at
Ardsley- on the Hudson. He has la
bored to have the eighteen grass courts
of the West Side club near Van Cort-
landt park put in the best of condition,
and there the famous metropolitan
championship will be decided early in
June. From these courts the players
will move to Ardsley.
There is a new championship on the
list To attract such men as William
A. Larned, Robert d. Wrenn, Raymond
p. Little, Beals c. Wright. William j.
Clothier, Harold II. Hackett, Theo-
dore Roosevelt Pell Karl II. Behr,
Wallac f. Johnson, Robert lie Roy
and host of others the array of
prizes for this tournament is to eclipse
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Another one of Scotty Alen's famous
double-headers viii be pulled off this after
noon at Mace park. The Dyas-Clines are
hooked up with the Yeomen, the preliminary
attraction being something unusual tho L.
A. Gray (colored) VS.. Indian team, which
Francisco Gudelipec and Frank Peehaldalear
have lust organized. The first game should
prove a decided novelty. while in the second
some real baseball should be evident. Scotty
has strengthened his team with three new
players, while the Yeomen have always been
noted for their speedy work, having won the
championship OF the city league this sea-
son. The lineup
Dyas- Clines--L. Smith, Lyman. p; Prayer
Beaver Kelley, G: Ward, 1b; Ely 2b Moore
3b; Goodwin. S.; Emery ~ Kokler, CT; Bur
ness, Richards. rf
Yeomen-Houseley, Lyons, p; Pratt, San
key c; Lyons 1b; De Maggie, 2b; Schanton.
Oh; Duarte, ss; Bauer If; Sockeiteder, cf;
Stewart, RI. Umpire, Lloy
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
JOHNSON MOVES INTO
TRAINING QUARTERS
Plans to Start Work Wednesday
When His Gym Will
Be Ready

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O.-Jaclx
Johnson will start training here the
middle of next week. The negro moved
into his quarters on the ocean beach
today and as soon as his training ap-
paratus is installed he will commence
active preparation there for his fight
with Jeffries
1t is expected that the gymnasium
will be ready next Wednesday. After
his conference this morning with Glea-
son and Rickard he drove in his auto
mobile along the beach where he will
do his running.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
LAT0NIA GETS LICENSE
BY PAYING ASSESSMENTS

LEXINGTON. April sO.-The Latonia
Racing association paid it's back as
sessments of nearly $4,000 to the state
racing commission today and was
granted a license for its meeting be-
ginning June 6. The license is condi-
toned on the restoration at the track
of the Pari-mutuel and auction pool
systems of betting.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
eorch HOOKS ANOTHER

CHICAGO, April SO-According to a con
tract signed here today Frank Gotch and
Zbyszsko, wrestlers, viii meet in a finish
match at the American League baseball
park on the afternoon of May 30. Decora-
tion day. The match. it is understood, will
be for a purse of $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
GALLOWAY TRIMMED AGAIN

PITTsEURG, April 3O--In a fast six-round
bout. Bill Berger of Pittsburg had the bet
ter of Ralph Galloway of San Francisco to-
night
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
TENNIS RIVALRY
CROWS INTENSE
East Slowly Coming to ReaIlza-
ton That West Must Be
Beaten for Title
CHAMPIONS ARE IN DANGER
Coast Players Are Feared More
This Year Than Ever on
Past Records

NEW YORK, April 3O-Even the
most pessimistic of lawn tennis play
ers-and there are always few at
this time of the year-are willing to
join with the optimists in agreeing
that the coming season on the Amer
lean courts promises to be the most
representative that this country has
ever experienced. The signs of ma
terial progress are writ so large that
he who runs may read.
Fundamentally the remarkable in
crease i'm the championship and tour
nament schedule list affords the best
indication as to the growth of the
sport. Then there is the promise of
a Visit from famous foreign players,
an excellent prospect as to the Davis
international cup team drawing from
the top class men, and the stimula-
tiOn of another skirmish by the bril-
liant California wielders of the racquet
upon eastern courts.
Indeed, the program that the Off
cials of the United States National
association have mapped out is a most
inspiring one. Carried to completion
with zeal that may be expected, the
standard of the American game is
surely destined to reach a lofty place,
which will broaden the scope of lawn
tennis in a manner hitherto unknown
in this country.
To revert to a matter of history for
a brief moment, the effect of the dis
cussion as to the clay court cham
pionship of the United States pushed
to a successful issue by the enthusi-
asm of P. B. Hawk and western play
ers, has been far reaching in its work
ing for the good of the game of the
courts and nets. 1t forced home the
fact that lawn tennis has become ma
tional Spirit was aroused that here
before had slumbered, and rivalry
has become engendered between the
east the Pacific coast and the middle
western representatives that is bound
to develop a host of men of cham
pionShip caliber.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
CAL1FoRNIANs ARE FEARED

The second visit of the players from
the Pacific coast sounds the note of
this rivalry. The institution Of such
a great tournament as the Ardsley
casino has planned strengthens the
general belief that eastern men realize
that the time has come when they
must look well to their laurels If they
intend to maintain their time-honored
supremacy
There is no question as to the inter-
est created in this section of the coun-
try by the announcement that the
wonderful pair of Californians, Maui
rice f. Mclaughlin and Melville e.
Young, are coming east early this sea-
son to play through all of the impor-
tant tournaments on turf, right up to
the national championship at the ca
sino at Newport, r. I. They learned
the ways of the eastern cracks last
year and the fact that they reached the
finals causes them to believe that they
can take the honors back to the Pa
cific coast the same as have Miss SUIT
ton and her prototype, Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss. Then the fact that they
have been in quest of the Davis inter
national challenge cup to Australia
has given them a world Of confidence.
The two Californians are in for some
hard work. Anthony r. Wilding, the
great Australian, is to play in this
country also, and of course that means
at Newport. Possibly the English cup
team of challengers may be there also.
for it is pretty certain at present that
the team named by England will cross
the Atlantic ocean to try again the
ties for the blue ribbon of the courts
with the Americans in this country,
if the ties are played outside of Aus
raIia
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

You can buy IT. perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
place advertises.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Perry Howard and party left yester-
day morning for the west fork of the
San Gabriel, prepared to stay until the
last trout had betaken itself to SAFER
housing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Deep creek and steelheads is the
maxim of Irving Ingraham, Hanson
Moore and party, and if there are any
at all in the creek be sure they Will
find them
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

A party composed of Calhoun. Clark
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

and Bingham are slated for the Deeg
creek region, and will vie with their
fellows in bringing home the bag
limit daily.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Jud Blick, Joe Welch and party left
early in the morning yesterday for the
west fork of the San Gabriel where
they expect to be the first to tempt
the inhabitants of that trout-famous
stream.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

DR.. and Mrs. Wilcoxon and Mr.. and
Mrs p. A. Lord will leave Tuesday
morning for Santa Barbara via auto
mobile. They expect to take week
to the trip and will take in all the
trout streams on the road as well as the
enticing trout resorts around Santa
Barbara.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

C. L. Widup and b. Richards made
up another party to try their luck IN
the San Gabriel. This stream has
fine reputation for the fishing game,
and it is one of the few streams that
have had steady protection from law
breakers throughout the year.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-09-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TREAsuRER's DEED

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. and
more especially to Fred Harvey, and
to Barabra s. Harvey. Ford f. Har-
e ses under are the last VIII and testament
Of said Fred Harvey lor trgderiek
n. Harvey, Deceased, and to The X
Y. Land and Irrigation Company, Dan
lei II. Bane, owen b. Bassett and ).
0turnura- John D. Adkins, County
Treasurer, as Public Trustee in and
for Prowers County. and Emmett Hoi-
You are hereby notified that on the
27th day of December. 1902, the then
State OF Colorado. sold at public sale
to j. Scott Robertson, the following des-
cribed real estate, situated in the said
County Of Prowers. VIZ; 6Nvn ,
of Section Fifteen U5) in Township
Twenty-three 1881 South Of Range
Forty-three (4si West of the sixth
said sale being made to satisfy the de.
linquent taxes assessed against said
property for the year isol, an a4ai eert IN
Scott Robertson by said Treas
urer; that said J; Scott Robertson son
duly assign the certificate issued on &C,
count OF said sale TO the undersigned
Herbert C. Baker; that subsequent
1902 and 1903 were paid by the holder
OF said certificate Of purchase; that at
the time. of said assessment and said
sale, said property was taxed in the
name OF Fred Harvey; that the under
signed Herbert G Baker. the assignee
and present holder Of said certificate
of purchase, has made application TO
the Treasurer OF Prowers County. State
of Colorado. for n Treasurer's or Tax
Deed to said property. provided the
same has not been redeemed from said
sale for taxes on or before the twenty
third day OF December. a. d. 1910;
that the time for redemption of said
property from said sale for taxes viii
expire on the twenty third day OF De
cember. 1910. and unless the same has
been redeemed on or before that date.
said Treasurer will execute and deliver
to said Herbert C Baker a Treasurer
or Tax Deed to said property above des-
cTibed as provided by law.
WITNESS MY HAND this 30th day
OF August. 1910.
HERBERT c. BAKER,
Owner of said Certificate.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-09-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior
U. s. Land Office at Lamar. Colorado.
August .. 1910.
Notice Il hereby given that Ethan
on December 70. 1903. made Homestead
Entry Serial No. oi43s. No. 5e73. for
the Southeast quarter OF Section z6.
Township q s. Range 4s w. 9Th Prin-
cipal Meridian. has filed notice OF in
tention to make Final Five Year Proof.
to establish claim to the land above
described. before the Register and Re
ceiver Of the United States Land Of
flee, Lamar. Colorado. on the 2Sth day
OF September. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: A. j.
Seaman, H II. Wheeler. Lemuel Mer-
rick. Of Lamar. Colorado. and Jacob
Dietrich. OF Rocky Ford. Colorado.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS.
Register.