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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
SPRlNTING CHAMPION GOES
AFTER EUROPEAN RIVALS

PHILADELPHIA, June Accom-
panied by N. J. Cartmell, former
champion college sprinter, F. L. Rams
dell of Texas, the University of Penn
sylvana runner, who won the inter-
collegiate championship for 100 yards
last Saturday, sailed from here on the
steamship Friesland today for Eng
land, where he will meet some of the
best short distance men in Europe.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
RAILWAYS DRUMMING FOR
JEFFRIES-J JOHNSON SCRAP

NEW YORK, June 4.-Amerlcan
railroad agents have invaded England
with all sorts of inducements to per-
suade British sportsmen to take ad-
vantage of excursions to see the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight in San Francisco.
For the Bnglishmaa whose time is
limited "skyrocket tour" arranged
by one railroad, is said to be attract
ing much attention abroad. The tour
costs $525-all expenses included--and
the railroad guarantees to take the
exoursionists for the round trip and
land them back in England within
thirty days of their departure. This
allows them four days in San Fran
California for sightseeing. IT is said
to be the shortest time allotted for an
excursion Of such length.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
ASKS WEED CLEANUP

George w. Frey who lives in Will
shire district, doesn't like the way his
neighbors' weeds are allowed to grow
over the sidewalk. Consequently he
has asked the council to order gem
eral cleaning up. In his communica-
tion he refers to the wild and jungle
like condition of the walks" and COM
plains that grass and weeds so far
overrun 1t that whenever there is a
heavy fog women who use the walk
find their skirts ruined.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

20O-odd teams that are springing up
les fields. A good plan it is, and it
should be a success. Every team is
requested to come in and add its name
to the big register and get acquainted
with the rest of the local amateur base
ball world.
Saturday Afternoon league teams
held a meeting in the Walker Theater
building last night to perfect plans for
the new organization.
Palm wants a job in the infeld of
Southern State league team. Call
Broadway 3197.
Bimini Juniors defeated the Temple
Juniors by IL to 6 score at the Logan
street diamond yesterday morning
The Modern Woodmen team will have
fine grounds of its own at Avenue
Sixty-one and Pasadena avenue.
grandstand is now being erected, and
as Highland Park is one of the big ran
sections of the city there should be a
goodly following for the lodge team
Glendora is another nine to have the
advantages of a good ball park. The
team is scheduled to appear soon for
the seasons play and equipped with
new uniforms should be placed upon
secure footing for the victory in the
race.
Esperanzas will meet the Bimlni
team on the Belvedere field this after
noon.
Radium Springs and Modern Wood
men teams will hook up at ColegroVe
this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

'T have figured on the proposition" :"
said Mr.. Biggins, land 1 find that I
cannot afford to own an automobile. 4"
but you do own one
Eyes. that's how know. Washing
ton Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
Amateur Notes

The Sunday Morning league will play
two games this morning, the Smiths
playing Dyas-Clines at Athletic and
the Pioneers and Great Easterns hold
ing forth at Mace. Resplendent in new
apparel. the league should make a
great showing for the benefit of the
fans, and some real baseball is slated
to accompany the real uniforms.
The Trolley league will occupy the
Redondo Beach and Santa Ana grounds
this afternoon, the McCormicks jour-
neying to the former resort and the
Long Beach team lining up with the
Saints. The Trolley is becoming a
headliner among the local leagues in
producing material for the major
leagues. and it is the only Los Ange-
les organization which has become a
known quantity among the eastern fol-
lowers of the diamond. Following are
the lineups for both games:
McCORMIcKS VS.. REDONDO AT RE-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

s5s1h s, Main, cor. Seventh street.
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tabllsh a business here, I will. for . I'm
tied time. do the highest class OF dentaA
work at half. prices.
Bear in mind that this - no rake anu
that am no advertising dentist, but
that I am simply doing this to build up
a practice
This Is an opportunity you should take
advantage OF. as I would like TO snow
YOU what can do and how easily oan
do II. and how little 1t Will COST
For 15 wears I enjoyed one OF tho
finest practices in Chicago, and my
reputation among the dental profession
there IS AL Consult me (free), get my
estimate on your work before gong
elsewhere.
guarantee all my work.
HoURs-s 20 5. SUNDAY. 70 H.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
PAPkE GETS A MATCH

KANSAS CITY, June 4.--Billy Papke
and Jim Howard of Chicago were
matched tonight to fight ten rounds
here Friday, June 10. They will weigh
In at 1853 at o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
Leads Stanford Athletes, by Com
Portable Margin-CaIitor-
mans Tie for Third
FIVE RECORDS SHATTERED
Davenport Of Chicago Proves to
Star of the Day, Lowering
Two Good Marks
ASSOCIATED Press1

URBANA, Ill. June 4.-Notre Dame
won the Intercollegiate Conference
Athletic association annual track and
field meet with 20 points today, after
one Of the greatest contests in the his
tory of the event. Leland Stanford
was second with II points. while Chi
cago nosed out Illinois and California
for third with 13 points. Illinois was
tied for fourth with California with II
points.
Following are the scores of the other
colleges: Washington State 10, Ober-
lin 10, Wisconsin 8, Minnesota 8, Kan
sas s. Iowa 8. Purdue 3, Colorado col
lege 3, Western Reserve ,, Miami l,
South Dakota l.
1t was the first time that the cham
pionship has ever been won by non
conference college. The winners had
a well balanced team and won easily.
Five new conference records Wer3
established. Davenport was the star
in the smashing, with marks of As 40
in the quarter and 80 3-5 in the half.
Following were the new records es-
tablished:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
c111NEs VS.. SAN PEDRO AT SAN PEDRO
YEoMAN VS.. RAcYcLEs AT VERNON

Spalding's new booking department
for baseball teams and players is meet
ing with splendid success, and the reg
lister is fast becoming filled with the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

You can buy It. perhaps at many places, but
place advertises.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

Lorin A. Handley, Democratic can
didate for congress from this district,
stated yesterday chat he is meeting
with great encouragement from the
members of the Lincoln Roosevelt
league. Regardless of the Republican
nomination, said the Democratic
county chairman last night, Mr.. Hand
lev will receive a surprisingly strong
support from both factions of Repub-
licanism, and while this was entirely
unexpected by the Democrats the fact
that many members of the two fac
tions of Republicanism in this county
are openly supporting Mr. Handley's
candidacy is believed to indicate the
favorable attitude of the voters gem
orally outside of politics toward the
Democratic ticket.
1--WE are going to elect many, if not
all, of our county candidates." said
MIR. Norton yesterday, "and it is going
TO be by a combination of votes not
until recently dreamed of by the lead
ers of the opposition. The fact is that
the citizens of Los Angeles are tired
of Republican promises and its pre-
dominating better clements are lay
ing aside party lines in the county
struggle. They are looking to the
Democracy and to the Good Govern
ment organization for relief and sat
isfaction"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

Chairman Albert Norton of the Los
Angeles county Democratic centra'
committee appeals to the members of
the committee to send in the names OF
men who will serve as election Off
cials. The law provides that the DEM
ocrats and Republicans shall each
have one election judge, one election
clerk, one inspector and one ballot
clerk at the polling place in each pre-
cinct. each committeeman naming four
men from each party to serve in each
precinct polling place. All of these
excepting the ballot clerk must be on
the assessment roll and all Of them
must be on the great register. Each
of the men appointed for these various
duties will receive about SIS for their
services.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

A full schedule will be played this
afternoon in the Southern league. The
Westgate club will open their park in
big league style with an automobile
parade before the game, and at the
park the Soldiers Home band will rem
der several selections between the in
nings. Considerable changes have been
made in the various lineups and fast
games should result. The Goldsmith
club will have a new lineup, as most of
it's players have been released to other
teams in the league. The meeting
headquarters have been changed to
room 211 Cllrrier building, and the
regular meeting will be held Wednes-
day night.
The iineups for the two games fol-
low.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
POLITICAL NOTES

Chairman Albert Norton of the Los
Angeles county Democratic central
committee, yesterday was presented
with a beautiful oil reproduction OF
the portrait of Napoleon, inscribed by
his many Democratic friends of Los
Angeles ITO the Young Napoleon OF
Democracy" Mr.. Norton is extremely
proud of the picture and has had 1t
hung above his desk at the Democratic
headquarters, Ais Fay building.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

The Old Hickory club Of Highland
Park at it's last meeting adopted an
entirely new set of by laws and new
constitution, permitting it to increase
it's present membership, which it will
do as rapidly as applications can be
received and considered. 1t Is expect
ed that the club will now be in a po
sition to become one of the strongest
Democratic organizations in Los An
geles county. In the past, although its
membership has been restricted, it has
been an important power in Demo-
cratic politics and has done some good
work toward strengthening and up
building the party in this city and
county.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
McCORNfICT
LONG BEACH VS.. SANTA ANA AT SANTA
LONG BEACH

Teddy Bears will journey to Oxnard
today to battle with the sugar team.
The Save battery will be Drown and
Prayer; Oxnards curve manipulators,
Sanchez and Reamer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

tOday to battle with the sugar team.
The Save battery will be Drown and
Frayer: Oxnard's curve manipulators,
Sanchez and Reamer.
Hazard Parks will meet the South
Central Merchants at Ascot park this
afternoon. Hergoins and Sanchez will
do the mound work for the Park team.
O. r. Bird, crack baseball artist.
formerly with the Yannigan outlaw
team of Occidental college which ad-
ministered several severe defeats to the
regulars, is after a position on a fast
local nine playing regular shceduled
games Answer through The Herald.
Lowry another member of the Yam
nigans, is after a job on the first corner
with some local organization. Answer
through The Herald.
Scotty Allen is planning the first va
cation he has had away from the local
amateur camps in a long while. He
expects to leave for Frisco the latter
part of the week. stopping at a number
of the baseball towns on the way up
and dabbling at intervals in his chosen
line. Rumor has it that he has some
thing up his sleeve, but what its name
and where it's hame Scotty will ma tell.
Another month will see him back at
the old stand again and ready to make
the fans sit up.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

1t was announced at Democratic
headquarters yesterday that the cen
trail committee is ready to circulate
the petitions of the various county
candidates, but that the work mas
been held back until the petitions of
the state candidates have been re-
ceived from the state central commit
tee at San Francisco These petitions
are expected to arrive tomorrow, or
Wednesday at the latest, when they
will be bound with the county can
didates' petitions and circulated inn
mediately. The whole list will COM
prise about forty petitions, all OF
which will be signed by each of the
required number of voters at the same
time, so that they will not be bothered
by frequent and repeated calls from
the petition bearers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

team on the Belvedere field this after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

Palm wants a job in the infeld of
Southern State league team. can
Broadway 3197.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

Saturday Afternoon league teams
held a meeting in the Walker Theater
building last night to perfect plans for
the new organization.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-13
THOSE MOUNTAIN GIRLS.

High up bold rugged shoulders of the Blue Ridge
north Georgia sits little called Mineral Bluff
1t OverOoks region rich natural wealth and peoped by
hardy stock 1t is the business and social center of
country From it's school house and church
the ideas that will make life broader for the people of
the neghborng hills and valleys And has sprung idea
that il truly big and useful
The of Mineral Bluff establish industrial
the girls of this mountain territory The suggestion
originally made to them by the Georgia Mountain Eduea
tona Association of which Mrs Jennie Harrison Lazarus of
Atlanta president This association trying to
suitable building and to competent
teachers The people of Mineral Bluff have responded
ousy by offering donate five hundred dollars in and
twenty-five of land much land be required
Besides this they will donate considerable amount of building
material In order to meet their proposition and to begin work
the association needs the five hundred dollars The
opportunity of helping this open
and child in Georgia
Seldom has merorious interesting been
projected is founded upon desire carry education into
of the that practically without schools and
without the redeemng influences which schools engender 1t
upon wish thousands of girls useful
wfehood and motherhood and homemakng The
plan practical in its details it ideal purpose The
proposed industrial school will include cooking house
keeping sewing agriculture and Horticulture 1t will meet the
specific human needs of the people it To
familiar with life in this quarter of the state would be amazing
learn what backwardnes the people there simply
because they don't know how wholesome food and
keep their houses sanitary
The education of girl it has been said the educa
ton of family The of Georgia Mountain
tiona Association therefore of fareachng import 1t repre-
effort to bring wider happiness and usefulness into
thousands of lives and broader prosperity to all Georgia
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-13
THE HEAD THAT WEARS A CROWN.

English sovereigns upon important
trying responsibilities than those which face the king,
George the Fifth He ascends the throne the midst OF con-
party overthrow the
house of lords 1t hour of revolution and next to the people
themselves the king will be the powerful factor in the
changes that are impending.
Because of this George the Fifth the interesting
lcal figure in world today also the least intimately
known What will be his attitude toward questions of govern
mentf Will he stand for progress reactions VIII his nfu
fall the Conservatives Premier Aquth and either
event. for how much will it ount These all riddles There
perhaps public the realm of whom the people know
little of king bred the navy where his natural
rcenee intensified Since becoming Prince of Wales he
has discharged such public duties fell him with cooress
propry seeking purposey to eaee his own personal
iy He has had little experience in practical politics. His
knowledge of the government and of necessarily cir
cumscribed.
In all of these particulars George presents striking contrast
his popular father King Edward had prOfed by long years
of intimacy with affairs and of affairs He educated
and trained the Prince of Wales day the espon
sbes of the The people knew him as thoroughly as
know Roosevelt His slightest act subject Tor
conversation and pleasant He made the fashions OF Eng
diplomacy In the present clash between
the the lords both parties looked to him for wise
nation easy the that his
tact and escOceness would bring the issue to happy con-
cluson.
Nobody knows what George will how he thinks For
England therefore for king the hour critical
one The efforts to deprive power of will
season. inevitably will be renewed The lords
will fight for their prerOgaes the last trench and then George
carry Liberals policy vote in the upper cham
ber Thus it will devOve him to make the final and de-
csive
His speech after his royal fathers death earnest
unaffected and full of sincere feeling He showed plainly that
he realized the the only for himself but
also for his country the speech of honest and well
meaning On yesterday he issued orders permitting the bust
institutions OF the kingdom to resume operations THIS again
evidence of thouhtfuness and of true concern for the
common welfare.
The king has begun WELL he be said yet to have
begun all His uerances and during the coming will
be history making IN their effect
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-13
SQUEEZED THROUGH THE NEEDLE.

Never camels squeeze through needles eye a
laborous performance than the of the presidents
railroad bill through the lower house of True the
yesterday by the seemingly triumphant of
hundred hundred and wentysx But passed shrunken
denuded FORM with many of that pleas
ing sponsors thrown away. And it still must be picked
by the that ultimately will doubt be only broken
skeleton of its original self.
This fortunate for the people, matter how isappont
ing be number of railway corporations Mr. Clark
leader of the Democratic minority described the ersey
and truly when he said that had bad features than good
Among its bad features perhaps garing
than the clause which permitted the of competing
railway where road owned than fifty
of its competitors stock. This clause been ripped
the bill vastly suited the
ideas of the present time.
be hoped that certain regulations for the proposed
of will also be ripped the section of the
bill creating this remains AS it stands the
department of justice exclusively responsible for the
defence all rulings of the interstate commission
railroads appeal from those rulings The shipper the party
vitality interested not permitted to before the
Thus centralized where should be and
ilege is withdrawn where it is needed.
Despite its many limitations, however there is reasonable
that after has been sufficiently hammered and trimmed
railroad bill may partly least the require
the time hs fact assuring The people
than their interests and they bringing
direct pressure bear upon The Republicans them
the folly of such legislation the drich
tariff they will be slow in letting railroad bill fashioned
similar principles go through
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-13
SEEING the Comet

1 have made the effort several times
during the past week to catch a. glimpse
OF this wandering tramp in the heavens,
but 1 failed every time until this morn
Wednesday, May II.
Low down in the eastern sky, found
the aerial visitor with tail spread south
ward, and heading down towards the
north.
NV vision is dim perhaps with the
weight of years, but it was very thin
sort Of a comet to me. had no spy
glass to look through and forgot to put
On my usual spectaeles, but the comet
seemed to be a played out eXhlAntlen, SO
TO speak.
well remember the comet that came
along in the early 4Os-at the time when
Miller prophesed the end of the world,
and many hundreds, maybe thousands.
were earnest believers in Miller loeas.
They were known as Millerites I'm thar
day. and / heard a great deal OF the pro-
posed end of the world
The comet was exceedingly brilliant and
stretched along the half of the sky, as L
now recall the incident. Taken with the
terror that prevailed as to Miller's proph-
ecies, it frightened my childish mind
greatly.
/ was afraid to be alone lest the end
should come and catch me, so l would
peep out behind my mothers skirts, when
crowds gathered nightly in our yard. to
talk about what was coming to destroy
tile earth and to look at the wondroIs
display in the heavens 1t was splen-
did exhibit and was calculated to fill
anybody's mind with awe and fear. When
we go to the eternal world perhaps these
mysteries will be explained to us, for we
know nothing now.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-13
GOVERN MENT'S POLICY
Is RUNNING INDIANS

The Rev. A, j. Holt, o. Chiekasha,
Okla, who is here to see the Baptist
home mission board saws that Indians in
the west are being made utterly worth
less by the governments policy or sup
porting them. According to MIN they
have completely degenerated within this
last twenty or thirty wears.
He formerly lived and worked among
them and knows them thoroughly. He
says that when they depended on them
selves they were in many respects an
excellent people. But since the goV=
eminent has begun to supply them with
everything making any effort on their
own part unnecessary, very Fegrettable
change has occurred.
They are shiftless and lazy now. They
have only negative qualities and are
merely worthless, He says that the
typical Indian of today is about as mucn
like the dashing Indian of the plains
one reads about as a fat. carefully fed
poodle is like a wolf hound.
He does not suggest any change him
self, but he insists that the govern
ment should alter its Indian policy in
some way, If it really wishes to give
these people a chance
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-13
The HabituaI Use of Narcotic
DruqS

1 am convinced of the increasing use
of narcotic drugs. Medical Journals
note this fact, and the immense for
tunes which evolve from the immense
consumption of such drinks as coca cola
indicate the enormous sales of these
drinks What near beer contains,
only the makers thereof can tell us
and 1t was only a few. days ago that
physician in my hearing denounced
certain brand of cheap whiskey which
he affirmed was compounded OF direful
things-opium among the rest.
Very few doctors begin the use of
narcotic drugs wantenly. They feel
Obliged to relieve pain at all hazards,
and the patient is insistent, when more
pain calls for more relief. Every dose
of a narcotic drug takes away the re-
sisting power of the sufferers will.
Soon the craving becomes impoFtunate
and they will get the drug by all man
ner of means or methods. They are
handling concealed weapons, so to speak
when they continually apply these drugs
to the excitable coating of the stomach.
The poor patient who contracts the
habit. is in agony when the drugs or
dopes are withdrawn-and in nine cases
out of ten he is too weak to withstand
the craving-he will have it. If 1t is to
be gotten. And the doctors are so anx-
ious to give ease to the patient they
will help him to the rest that comes
from the drugs-regardless of what fol-
lows. Some brains are so excitable that
they cannot remain normal with the
the use of dope drugs. What crimes
have been committed eternity alone
can tell, with the drug habit