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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
RECORD-BREAKING MOB
WATCHES M0NCRIEF CARD

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 1S.-
More than 10000 persons saw the run
ming of today's card at Moncnef park.
Ideal weather and a free gate to wom-
en- were responsible for the record.
breaking attendance. The victory OF
Aldivia in the baby race furnished the
sensation of the day, as she negotiated
the quarter mile in % 1-5, new track
record. Long shots were successful, not
one public choice winning. Summary
First race, Ia mile-Aldivia Won, Isabel
Cassie second, Flora Bryan third time
20 Is.
Second race 51s furlongs-Amanda Lee
won. Zacatecas second, elem Beacher
third; time 1908 S-5
Third race 6 furlongs-Camel won. Chlila
second Gold Dust thirds time 1913 30
Fourth race, 6 furlongs- -Booger Red won
Rialto second Pantoule third; time lib 10
Fifth race, / mile-Paradise Queen won,
Cunningham second, High Range third ;
time 1:42,
sixth race furlongs-Belleyiew won
Billy Pullman second, Green Bridge third;
time 1:54.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
BOOKIES GIVEN DRUBBING
BY PUBLIC AT TAMPA
Only Three FaVorites Score, but Each
Is Hammered Down by Wise
Money

TAMPA. Fla, Jan. 1S,-The layers
were given the worst drubbing today
since the meeting began, despite the
fact that only three favorites won,
Queen Lead hammered down, Locust
Bud played all over the ring, and John
Garner picked by hundreds contributed
to the heavy loss. The weather was
fine. Summary:
First race. furlongs-Queen Lead won.
Frank Patton second, Daisy B. third; time
1920 10.
Second race. furlongs-Judge sauhey
won, Lafayette second, DR.. Young third;
time 1870.
Third race, 51s furlongs-Locust Bud won,
Temper second, Necklet third; time :12 1-5.
Fourth race, furlongs-Frank Flesher
won, The Clown second, Nellie Burgess
third; time 1S4 As.
Fifth race, 3 furlongs-John Garner won,
Billie Hibbs second, John Mosher third;
time 1904.
Sixth race, lie miles-Bannock Bob
won, Great Jubilee second Water Lake
third; time ;55 As.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
NELSON TO FIGHT ONLY
ON HOLIDAY HEREAFTER

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 1S.--Battling
Nelson says lie will select holidays for
future clashes in which his lightweight
title will be at stake. Nelson made this
announcement when denying the pub
lished cablegram from Freddie Welsh
British lightweight champion, stating
that an offer of 5000 had been made
direct to Nelson for Aground fight
with Welsh at Cardiff, Wales.
II have received no offer from abroad.
/ will meet Wolgast on WashingtOn's
birthday, however, and it would suit me
immensely to follow that victory with
contest with Welsh, the British fighter,
on Decoration day, which also is holi-
day dear to Americans" said Nelson,
who is here training for his bout Friday
night with Eddie Lang.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
JEFF Is WILLING THAT
ROOSEVELT REFEREE

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-5ames j. Jef-
ries announces that he is delighted to
learn of Roosevelt's interest in his COM
ing fight with johnson. A telegram
from Jefrries given out here today is as
follows:
Lincoln, Neb, Jan. Ill am glad to
know that the battle which. 1 am about
TO engage in interests men like Theodore
Roosevelt. 1 believe that it means more
than just deciding the heavyweight
championship. The interest of Roose-
welt may mean that this fight might
place the boxing game on higher plane
than that which it has formerly occu-
pied"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
PAPKE SAILING FOR
PARIS TO GET BOUTS
Former MiddIeweiaht Champion Starts
on Extended Fighting Tour of
England and France Next
Saturday

CHICAGO. Jan 1S-Billy Papke
passed through Chicago last night on
his way to Paris. With him was his
brother Ed, who is acting as manager.
81 am going over to see what they
can offer in the fight line" said Papke
Il expect to meet Willie Lewis first
Later I may go to England and try to
get Thomas to meet me. The middle
weight limit in England is higher than
here. but | have no fear of Thomas.
Papke did not know how long he
would remain on the other side, but
asserted he would stay as long as ne
could get matches. He expects to sail
from New York on the Baltic Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
PASADENA SHARKS
TO TACKLE LOCALS
Pool Tourney Arranged by Jim Nc
Cornick Will Engage PLAY.
ers Who Are Handy
with Cue

Jim Mccormick has accepted the
challenge of the pool sharks of Pasa-
deha for match between the repre-
sentative players of the Grown citv
and a team of local artists to bo
CHOSEN by him. To decide who are
eLltltled TO compete among the local
tiaekS tia.S JIM mas arranged an elimina-
room next Thursday night IL.Io,, pIo,7
those making the best scores will he
CHOSEN for the local team.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
LOS ANGELES GOLFERS
FAIL TO REACH LINKS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 18.-In de-
feating Mrs. Shields of the Preside
Golf club in the second day of the fifth
annual tournament of the California
Women Golfers association today Miss
Edith Chesborough of San Francisco
brought herself one peg nearer the
championship.
Mrs. Walter S. Martin has withdrawn
from the playa The women who had
entered from Los Angeles and Sacra-
mento have not yet arrived
The tournament will continue for the
remainder of the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
STANFORD ATHLETE WINS
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
to Take Up Medicine in
English University

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. IS.
H. r. Stoltz, a student at Stanford
from Redlands, has been awarded a
Rhodes scholarship for three years at
oxford, England. He is the fifth Cali
fornian to receive a Hhodes scholarship.
Stolzt has taken a prominent part in
athletics at the university, and is vice
president of the student body. He will
leave for oxford in october and will
take up the study of medicine in the
famous English university.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
HUESTON AND EAMES
TO PLAY FOR TITLE

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-George Wheeler,
the local professional, who recently
challenged for the three-cushion bill
lizard title, did not deposit the sum of
800 on the day he made the challenge,
and when he went to make final ar
rangements found Thomas Hueston
had challenged for the emblem in New
York. Wheeler probably will have to
wait until the Eames- -Hueston match is
played before he can get chance at
the title.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
KETCHEL is TO BOX
THOMAS IN ENGLAND
MiddIeWeight TitehoIder Accepts
Match with English Champion
in June to Settle World
Championship

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. 1S.-
Stanley Ketchel has cabled Tom Thom-
as, the English middlewelght cham
pion, that he will be in England next
June to battle with him for the title.
Ketchel expects to spend six weeks in
England before proceeding to Australia,
where Hugh Mcintosh has matched him
with Tommy Burns, and promises other
battles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP MAY
BE SETTLED BY MATCH GAME

SANTA CLARA, Jan. 1S.-Regarding
the confusion over the Rugby cham
pionship of the state in the high school
class, apparently settled in favor of
Redlands, when that team defeated
Santa Clara, questioned by the claim
of the Polytechnic high school of Los
Angeles, Capt Alexander of the Santa
Clara team says: I'm my opinion Red
lands technically can claim champion
ship. although | think Polytechnic has
a better team. The only way to settle
the matter amicably is for both the
southern fifteens to come together"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
BY LAY DAVIDSON

Curly OConnel match at all for Danny Webster IN
their bout last night Maud Junction and
Eyon stopped the fight i'll the seventh round alter
been knocked down in this round Only for this
action of the referee would been counted out
after the fight stopped and was two
three before able Notwithstanding his
decisive defeat OConne game showing against the ban
tam champion repeatedly after being knocked down in
fifth rounds and fought until nature refused to permit
him to go any further
OConne delighted his hackers in first round by making
aggressive standup fight Webster showed in the round
only feeling his opponent the opening session
beginning of the real fight with Webster
assuming aggressive the He had OConnel
bleeding working his right and left to wind
head great regularity and effect OConne ontented
with straight left jab and occasional right
uppercuts that Webster always blocked
The third with Webster rushing Conne
ring landing continual shower of rights and efts
Danny began rough in the fourth and scored the
knockdown of fight with right swing the solar peXu
OConne rolled his back if out
and rested Webster punished him
rights head body during the remainder of
the round, and OConnel his in distress
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
RESULTS OF BOUTS LAST NIGHT

Eddie Russell Jack Boyd in six rounds; decision
defeated frankie Harris in ten rounds decision
Mexican Jim Cameron ten rounds no contest
DANNY Webster Curly OConne rounds stopped
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
RUGBY BECOMES OFFICIAL
UPSTATE SCHOOL GAME

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 1s--The sacra-
ment Valley Interschoiastic Athletic
league has adopted the Rugby style of
football for next season, which virtually
means the death of the old game in this
part of the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
THE
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WEBSTER STOPS O'CONNfLL WITH
STIFF LEFT TO WIND IN SEVENTH
REFEREE EYT0N ENDS UNEQUAL CONTEST BY REFUSING TO
COUNT OUT DEFEATED BOY

Bantam Champion Class Throughout Scrap Never
Permitting His Opponent Score Effectively and Always
Carrying Fight to Him in Aggressive Manner-Curly
Out More Than Two Minutes After Battle
Was Ended Receivers and Walks to
His Dressing Room-Mexican and
Negro Put Up Farcical Show
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19

F. e. Bradford would like a tryout
with some fast local team. He plays
first and third and has caught. Address
reply to Van Nuys hotel, care of the
head porter, or to The Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-20
S0phemoreS Entertained Seniors at
robinson Home Monday Evening.

Ono oF Tho ,,orr ,ln,copt awaits Of
.ona;n~ .ho a,oai,'c d,,e 81 tina sobool
',oon 80 49, Co., no,i,1o, croarotion
80 - o,o.a fno,,, tho rono,t1T i,st ,1,ed
t;c,h .ohoo1 mo, +ho onton+ ,iomo,,+ Of
~ n,o.,hon, - tnn sonion oloes INV
Tho .o,honoouos Mo,dou oronino
wv 'op4i0lA'0l0'' ''
EIaoofate arrangements lof 1"e GIL
tertainment had been made at the
beautiful home of MIR. and Mrs. L. L.
Do},i.oo Tho ho,eo uoe booasooo.
i'oo'N'0N' ~ "'0'' " 90 I''''' NV
~ decorated with green ana goI" al"
green and pink, the class colorS Of
the seniors and sopbomores, respect,
,ro1, Tbo o,tort ipoo,, of fro evan.
INtlf' Liz S"VoA \" lil'l'N"' " ''' '"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-20
Congregational Church Has Installed
Excellent Street Light On Corner
Near Their Church.

Something new in the way Of q
street light, was installed by the Con.
gregati0nal church Of is city, last
week, on the corner of Polk and HudS,
pet1 streets. This is a gasoline gas
generator and furnishes a light OF
fifteen hundred candle power. So
strong is this light that it lights up
the walk and street for several blocks.
This light was installed by the Con-
gregatiOnaI church and will be main
tanned by the members, being lighted
F"orn dark until after the midnight
train },.>scs every night, except on
moonlight nights. The supply is con-
trolled by clock work in such a man
ner that it can be automatically ex-
at any desired hour. The
cost of maintaining this light is said
to be about one cent per hour.
An effort is being made to induce
the city authorities to establish
number of these lights throughout the
city.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-20

On account OF location, New Orlean.
is where the Panama Expositior
should be held. That city is the nat.
ural port for all the business comino
10 THIS country by reason of the canal,
The exposition ought to be held in
New Orleans, but the business inter
ests OF that city should wake nm to
the Importance of the matter and oiro
some evidence that there is Some
work to DO besides laying plans to
raise the necessary money from ont
Side sources: A million dollars 10
not much money for the business In
terests to offer as an inducements 80
lend q hand.
New Orleans needs the exposition
and so does the state, but the business
men OF that city will have to oFon
more than ten cents OF each dollar pa.
CURED, st. Louis puts up FIVE million
dollars and sac rAised lie money
Without asking the balance of the
tate to { / tri ute a cet t.-Eerala
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-20

The Journal, published at tie
Southern 4Pacifc tank station Of
Welsh, has the nerve to refer to Rayne
as a village. Hoot, mon, one ray
from our electric light plant would
make the Inhabitants of your S. +.
water station, think that Halley's
comet bad struck to stay, or squirt
from the smallest main of our water
works plant, would have saved your
little place on the map few weeks
ago. Get these modern improvements
before critisizing model little cities
like Rayne.-Rayne Tribune. What
egotism from flag Station that gets
her mail from No. 9, by means of
mail Grain.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-20
Saves Gn Iowa Mans Life.

The very grave seemed to yawn be-
fore Robert Madsen, Of West BurIing-
ton, Iowa, when, after seven weeks in
the hospital, four OF the best physic-
ians gave him up, Then was shown
The marvellous curative power of
Electric bitterS. For after eight
months OF frightful suffering from
liver trouble and yellow jaundice, get.
ting no help from other remedies or
doctors, five bottles of this matchless
medicine completely cured him, It's
positively guaranteed for stomach,
liver or kidney troubles and never
disappoints. Only SOC at all drug
gistS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-20
y 0 T ! { + :.

We, the undersigned, desire to an
nounce that We have purchased the II.
E. Wesson plantation, northeast Of
town. We desire to notify all parties
who are putting stock on this place or
planting crops thereon, that they are
trespassing. and unless they make ar
engagements with Dr. Arceneaux for
the use Of the land, they will be con
sidered as trespassers. No uespa,,-
ing of any kind, will be tolerated up
on this property.
DR.. r r. ArceneauN
Z. i. Tnkel.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-20

The Jennings Times-Record comes
out in a Jubilant strain, to the etfec,
that Imperial Calcasieu is now about
to be divided, may be, and that too
without consulting the wishes of the
people who reside in the parish, The
statement is made that "the fight will
be made to divide the parish by the
legislature, under the ruling of the
supreme court, and not refer the mat
ter to vote Of the people at all. -
In this matter, Jennings, for her own
selfish motives, hopes ultimately to be
aole TO thwart the will of the people
OF the parish,s and dismember it bv
legislative enactment, in a manner
that 1t would be impossible, to do, if
the will OF the people was consulted
Is 1t any wonder that the outlying
districts that would be contained in
the new parish of What-not, of which
Jennings is DESTROYS of becoming the
parish seat, are skeptical of the good
faith of Jennings, when she puts up a
phllanthropic plea of desiring the
parish divided for the benefit of the
people? If the parish is to be divided,
let the proposition be submitted to a
vote OF the people. They are compe-
tent to determine for themselves whetb-
er they desire parish division, There
Is a strong belief pervadine the minds
OF good many people, that Jennings
wants court house good deal more |
tnan she vaults parish division, and
thls belief huds additional ground for
Strength in tire desperate howl and
siather OF abuse that one of her ma.
PerS lutS up relative to Senator TT
y. Drew and tb" bin he has drafted
Tor locating Nh Boundaries of the now
parish. Now il :, i ,arisb divisio,
chat Jennings de>tt4- watch her faka
TO the Calca,ieu ~, $ a boupdarv
! ii,.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-20
VIII Promote Beauty.

Women desiring beauty get wonder.
ful help from Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
1t parishes pimples, skin eruptions,
sores and boils. 1t makes the skin
soft and velvety. 1t glorif7s the face.
Cures sore eyes, cold sores, cracked
lips, chapped hands. Best for burns,
scaIds, fever sores, cuts, bruises and
piles. 25c at all druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-05-20
D. r. READ, EDITOR.


Nos. 7 and s night trains.
Phone 81 for further information.
S. D. TENNEY. Agen
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-19
Items From The
 Flagstaff "Sun'

Walter McLaws, of St. Joseph, Arizona, is visiting friends ill Flagstaff this week.
 Mrs. Geo. Wooster will leave Saturday for weeks visit to friends in Holbrook.
 Sheriff Woods, of Navajo coun- ty, was in Flagstaff Sunday af- ter a Mexican prisoner, and re- turned with him to Holbrook that evening. The man was wanted for jumping a Holmes Supply company bill.
 w. H. Clark. census supervisor for the Northern counties, was in the city Sunday from Hol- brook, going over the work with the local enumerators. Mir. Clark says the work has been delayed a couple of weeks owing to the lack of necessary blanks and in structions from the Washington office. He left for the west Mon- day morning.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-19
Halley's Comet Now
 Visible in the Heavens

The following information is given out from Washing ton con cerning the much talked about Halley's comet:
 Friday, April Is, at 1 o'clock in the morning, will be the ear Hest time at which it will be worth while trying to see Hal ley's comet with the aid of the naked eye, say the Professors at tbe Georetown university obser- vatory.
 During April and the early part of May, the comet will be visible in the east before sunrise a few degrees north of east. By May IT, it will be too nearly in line with the sun to be seen in the morning, but from then on it will appear in the west in the evening as soon as it gets dark. On May 20 it will set two hours after the sun, with the interval growing longer each night.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-19

reason we know not and care not, but these little filings, elim- mated for the relief of the News, while of no consequence to us, it is misleading to the public.
 Now let 1t be known that The Argus was the first newspaper ever published in Navajo county, it is still being published at Hol- brook as a separate and distinct newspaper. It is true that it is printed in WinslOw, but that IS done for the very simple reason that the work can be done much better there, and as a result a much better newspaper pub lished. Under the present man. agement, The Argus has not needed the assistance of outside parties, and has all been printed right here 1n th1s county. NOW the public may not know it, but we are well aware of the fact that one-half of the News is printed in Los Angeles or some other city. One-half of it is what is known to the trade as "patent insides" or "boiler plate." In most instances the patent inside is the inferior part of a country paper, the local or home. print pages being the most interesting to the local public, but in thi: one instance, the patent inside O. the News is by far the newsiest best written, and presents 2 much heater appearance thar does the home-print section.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-19
Eastern Railroaders Get a
 Good Wage Boost

Following the lead of the Pennsylvania railroad company, which has just given a six per cent wage increase to 195,OOO employees on all railroads con nected with it's vast system east and west of Pittsburg, came the announcement from the offices o1 the Philadelphia & Reading rail road company of a similar ad vance to its men. Like that of the Pennsylvania. the Readings increase affects all employees who receive less than $500 a month. The Readings advance, how ever, does not include those en- ploves whose wages have been adjusted within the last ninety days.
 The general prospero us co ldi ton of the railroads and the in creased cost of living are given as reas ons for the increase
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-19
MARKET, STOCK AND RANGE
A Big Wool Clip
 At Seligman, Arizona

W. N. Amos has just returned from the district in the vicinity of Seligman, Arizona, where he has an interest in a large num- Der ot sheep. The seasons wool clip was finished just before MT. Amos left for home and the amount, which is 93,OOO pounds, has been shipped east for storage and will be put on the market later in the season, when there is a chance of prices being better than at present, says a core spondent, writing to the Phoe nix Republican,
 Mr. Amos states that, con- trary to the experience of sev- eral of the sheep men throughout the territory, he has been fortu. nate in losing a very small per cent of his herds. Feed has beer plentiful in the district where he has his ranges, and the winter was not too severe for the anim- als to weather 1t easily. These conditions have resulted in the sheep growing a long, thick coat of wool. Mir. Amos expects to leave for the range again the latter part Of the week, as the lambing season will soon begin
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-19

Miss Esther Hess. accompanied by the children of Mir. and Mrs. C. Hess, IT,, arrived here Friday night on No. 10 from Phoenix, where they have been spending the winter. Mir. and Mrs. Hess are now on their way here, con- ing overland through the Tonto Bas1n country.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-19
Badly Wrecked

The battered remains of what was once Santa Fe locomotive No. SO3 were brought into AL buquerque yesterday afternoon and showed into the back yards of the shops. The locomotive. which was an oil burner, blew up last week, killing the fireman and so seriously injuring the en- gineer that he is still in a serious condition in the Santa Fe hos pital here. Parts of the locomo- tive were blown fifty feet away and the whole upper workings were destroyed, only the trucks being left intact. -Albuquerque Journal, April II.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-19

The B. & O. has announced that in the future 1t will employ no more women with the excep- tion of those already in the ser vice, giving as a reason that women are less efficient than men in the same positions.