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The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-26
At Jacksonville.

First Race-Three and a half fur
longs; Tallahassee, Won; Trait, sec
ond Abe Attcll, third Time IA 3-5.
Second Race Six furlongs; Hooray.
won; Earls Court, second Font, third.
Time, 1915 As.
Third Race-Six furlongs: Zacate-
cas-, won; Kid second; Howdy Howdy,
third Time, 1;17 2-5.
Fourth Race-Fiye and a half fur
longs Veneta Strome, won; Guy
Fisher second; John Reardon, third.
Time. 1910.
Fifth Race--Seven furlongs; Tres
Joli Won; Gold Dust, second, Cable
gram, third Time, 1:31 As.
Sixth Racc-Mile and seventy yards,
Pocomoke, won: Quaeea. second;
Great Jubilee, third Time, 1:5l Is
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JAMES cHRIsTY is SAID TO BE A
WRESTLER AND BOXER OF
MUCH PROMISE.
Former Hot Springs Promoter viii
Give His Man a Chance With
Gotch on the Mat First.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 24.-Andy
MulIigan, manager of the Memphis
Athletic Club, and one of the fore
most fghtp romoters in the public
eye has stratling innovation in
view. Colonel Mulligan intends moth
ing more or less than to make q
wrestling and boxing champion out Of
the same man
A day or so ago James Christy a
young Irish boy, drifted into Memphis
and declared that he could wrestle
and also box. Naturally he got in
touch with Mulligau The promoter
desired to be shown and as the result
of an hours work with the gloves and
on the mat at The Memphis A. A..
gymnasium, MuIigan announced that
he would take a chance and attempt
to make Christy the holder Of two
worlds championships.
Just how good a showing Christy
made isn't given out for the public,
but Mullgan thinks whole lot Of
his ability Christy Is only 20 years
old and is fresh from the "Ould Sod"
He stands six feet and one and three.
quarters inches and weighs in wres-
Ting and fighting condition 1917 pounds
AlulHgan is preparing to launch him
on the boxing and wrestling sea, and
dee res that if things go as good as
they have started that in July he
will have a man at the ringside to
challenge the winner Of the Johnson
and JeTries fight And then, Just 10
round emf his plan he will issue a
challenge in behalf Of Christy to
Frank Gotch, the big grappler who
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-26
COOK BACK ON JOB.

GuadaIajara Mexico, Feb. 25.-Jas.
A. Cook, the American conductor, who
was recently released on bond, after
being in prison for several months,
charged with criminal negligence in
connection with freight train robberles
resumed his old position with the Ma
uonal Railways Of Mexico today He
has been given one Of the best runs
ont Of Guadalajara and the perform.
ance of his present duties will not
take him out Of the state.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-26
ATTACKS TARIFF BILL.
Carolina Representative Makes Good
Debate Before House.

Washington, Feb 25.-Represonta-
tive Claud Kitchin Of North Carolina
made q general assault on the new
tariff bin under license Of general de-
bate on the postotfice appropriation
bill in the house today.
Telling a number OF stories Of the
starving children and Of workmen APP
pealing for food in the large cities.
Mr. Kitchin concluded each tale with
the statement:
And all this und the Aldrich.
Payne bill which no one on the Re
publican side has the courage to de-
ferd.
Mr. Kitchin declared the bin was
wei named the "Adrich-P3In bin"-a
blessing 20 an the rich aull a pain
to the hungry people Of the country.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-26

First Race-Three furlougs; DeIend
won, Goldfish, second; Goodacre, third
Time, SO 2-5.
Second Race-Fiye and half fur
longs Eminola, won; Sir Ashton, sec
end Mantle, third Time, III
Third Race-Five and a half fur
longs; Fundamental, won; lamar,
second San Gil, third. Time. 1909 as.
Fourth Race-Fiye and a half fur
longs; LaSalle, won; La Refine Hin
doc second; Jack Dennerlein, third
Time, 1903 80
Fifth Race-Six furlongs; Tackle,
won; Belle Of the Bail, second; Coun-
temand, third. Time, 1919 3-5.
Sixth Race-Seyen furIongs; Pirate
Diana, won; Hartlng, second; Nor
peth third Time, 1871 20.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-26

viii be in Jef's corner, to grip for
the title on the mat
There have been a few wresters
who imagined they could fight and a
few wresters who have held the idea
they could wlip a good man in the
squared ring, but this Christy is the
first TO declare himself willing to go
for and retain both titles
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-26

Pitsburg, Pa. Feb. 25.--LLye hogs
sold here today at the stock yards for
$1O.05 per hundred weight, having
cvrossed the Civil War line yesterday.
Prices are expected TO soar, accord
ing to local buyers and sellers, on
account Of the few hogs on the mar
ket
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-26
sEcoRp's ART STORE.

Has just received al kinds ~ new
stamping patterns also white linen
In all grades for dresses. shirtwais's.
etc. We want your trade Try us
on prices s2s Central aFc 2A1m
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
EDITOR SAYS STANTON
RENDERED WORLD SERVICE
Places Machine Candidate in the
Roosevelt Category

Members of the Stanton Boosters
club gathered in goodly number at the
weekly luncheon of the club yesterday,
and after the meal listened to a talk
by Andrew Park, editor of the Califor-
MIA Independent.
Mr.. Park in the course of his re-
marks said that the services which Mr..
Stanton has rendered to the state, the
nation and the civilized world are of
such magnitude that he could not ex-
cuse himself If he failed to express his
appreciation of them. He said that be-
cause Mr.. Stanton is now an aspirant
for high honor should not occasion the
Withholding of the praise due him for
the faithful and efficient discharge of
his duties.
1.-THE one who had his finger upon the
pulse of the whole world-the one" who
stood chief among the nations OF the
earth-the inevitable RooseVelt-ap-
pealed to Stanton to save the state ana
the nation from notoriously unjust
act, and it's consequent humiliation
and he did It," said the speaker.
Mr.. Stanton made a few remarks TO
his friends at the conclusion of Mr.
Parks address, expressing confidence
of his success.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
SANTA ANA CITIZENS
GREET HIRAM JOHNSON
LincoIn-RooseveIt League Candi-
dates Address Large Gather
ing at Notable Reception

SANTA ANA, Aug. 2.-Hiram w.
Johnson, A. J. Wallace, John NJ Eshle-
man and Allison Ware, candidates of
the Lincoln Roosevelt league, visited
Santa Ana this evening. Arriving here
from San Diego at 4:52 p. m, they were
met by a large reception committee in
automobiles. The committee included
many women. A ride about the city
terminated at the Rossmore hotel. The
candidates were entertained at dinner
at the homes of J. P. Baumgartner,
owner and editor of the Santa Ana
Register, who had Messrs. Johnson and
Wallace as his guests, and former Sen
ator John N. Anderson, who enter
tanned Messrs. Eshleman, Ware and
Marshall Stimson A brief reception at
Hotel Rossmore preceded the addresses
at Spurgeons hall
The evening meeting was called to
order by J. p. Baumgartner, who in
troduced the chairman, Rev Charles II.
Seccombe, pastor of the First COngre-
gational church, and the vice presi-
dents.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
BAY CITY MAN SEEKS OFFICE
OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

Francis V Keesling, the north Of
Tehachapi candidate for the Republic
can nomination for lieutenant governor
is in this city and is making his cam
paign headquarters at the Alexandra
hotel.
Mr. Keesling is a prominent young
attorney of san Francisco, where he
has made a success in his chosen pro-
fession. To the fact that he is the only
candidate from the northern part of
the state, while there are three candi-
dates from Southern California in the
field, Mr.. Keesling looks for victory,
hoping to pole a very heavy vote from
San Francisco and in Santa Clara
county. where he was born.
MIR. Keesling is making a thorough
canvass of the state, and whether sue
cessful or not he expects to add many
new friends to his already extensive
acquaintance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
LEAGUE WORKERS
REPORT PROGRESS
Precinct Leaders of 18th Assem-
bly, District Tell of Enthu-
siaStiC Meetings
ORGANIZE EIGHTEEN CLUBS
William A. Lamb, Candidate for
ASsembIyman Makes
Mining Canvass
ORGANIZE EIGHTEEN CLUBS

Fifty workers of the Seventy-ffth
assembly district met last night at
Lincoln Roosevelt Republican league
Headquarters, 254 South Broadway, for
the purpose of reporting upon the Or
ganization work accomplished in the
precincts comprised in this district
Every precinct but two was repre-
sented.
The Seventy-fifth assembly district
IS composed Of thirty-one precincts.
out of this number eighteen reported
that clubs had been organized during
the past week and active canvass is
being made of these precincts. The re-
naming precincts have arranged Tor
meetings within the next three days.
At that time the organization work OF
the Seventy-fifth assembly district Will
~ complete. This district is a strong
Good Government center and gave the
majority of 1900 to the Good Govern
rent candidates on June 80. AS VIII
liam A. Lamb, candidate for the as
sembly from this district, is popular,
it is predicted by his many friends that
he will increase his majority by Au-
gust 16
The campaign committee of the Sew
enty-ffth assembly district reports
that everywhere the workers are en-
thusiastic and work with more deter
tion. Although they feel confident OF
success, they are endeavoring to make
His the banner district for Lincoln
Roosevelt Republican league candi-
dates.
Tho meeting was addressed by Frank
G. FinIavson and John Perry Wood,
Lincoln Roosevelt Republican candi-
dates for judges of the superior court
They were enthusiastically received
Mr. Finlayson and Mr.. Wood ooth
stated that. although as candidates for
Judges they will conduct dig-
nified campaign, they will not sit idly
by and refuse to take part in what
they know to be a good fight, but Will
Take the stump and advocate the prin-
ciples of Cummins and Dolliver OF
Iowa, Murdock of Kansas and Hiram
w. Johnson of California.
The following meetings have been
arranged for the remainder of the week
at the league headquarters 254 South
Broadway:
Seventy-fourth assembly dlstrlct TINS
evening at o'clock.
Seventy-second assembly district TO-
morrow evening at s o'clock.
Seventy-third assembly district fol
Thursday evening at s O'Clock.
The regular meeting night OF the
Seventy-third assembly district is Fri
day evening, but on account or the
Johnson meeting at Simpson audlto-
rIum on Friday evening the meeting
will be held this evening instead.
other meetings to be held follow:
In precinct A. organization meeting
at James A. Shepherds residence, 21l
West First street, tomorrow evening.
In precinct 45, meeting at the St
Angelo hotel on North Grand between
Court and Temple streets, this evening
August 3. at o'clock. J. r. Gala
CHAN will preside. Speakers OF tne
meeting will be DR.. Lamb, Sidney A
Butler and others.
In precinct AZ, organization meet
ing at the residence of G. w. Mckee
1929 Mignonette street tomorrow even
ing, August 4, at o'clock.
In precinct Sc, organization meeting
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
CURRY IS CONFIDENT He
WILL LAND NOMINATION
Secretary of State Thinks Con-
StruCtive Policy Campaign
Sure Winner

Secretary of state Charles F. Curry,
aspirant for the Republican nomina-
tion for governor, is in Los Angeles
again. Curry is full Of confidence, and
in the course of a statement made
yesterday at the Alexandria hotel,
where he is registered, he said he had
no doubt that he would win out at the
polls August 16
81 have canvassed the state most
thoroughly and 1 feel certain that
when the votes are counted at the
coming election I will receive nor
only plurality, but a majority OF the
votes cast" said Curry.
LAS nv policies are built along con-
structive lines, l find that they meet
with the approval of the people every
where. Then. again, the people know
me-know me for the service that |
have done them in the past-and they
feel confident that this service will
extend into the future. eIhey know
what I will do when elected.
INV thorough knowledge Of our state
institutions and the people employed IN
them and how those institutions are
run. has been a great asset IN my
campaign, as the people know that a
man possessing this knowledge IS Wen
qualified to assume the uutles OIL S"'
ernor." -,
Mr.. Curry said that his present phys
ical condition would not permit him TO
mingle more freely with his numerous
friends in Los Angeles. However, ne
is we'll satisfied, he says, with the local
situation and yesterday he praised ms ms
local managers, giving. them all the
credit for the organization in TINS sec
ton, saying:
81 appreciate the splendid work done
for me by my friends in this sectlon
of the state and, although confident
those friends are working harder thall
ever. Prospects never looked brighter
than they do right now In Los Ange-
les, and I think there will be sur sur,
prise in store for the doubtful when
the votes are counted in this city.
"I know that the opposing factions
are spending much money using Ialse @
arguments and influences where they
can be brought to bear, but 1t is all 70 20
no effect. My friends are gong ssla ono 20
stick. and where they are getting one
man I am getting hundreds in re-
turn"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
PORTIUNCULA FEAST IS
CELEBRATED BY MASSES

The feast of the Portiuncula lndui-
gence was celebrated in St. ST. JoSePn pms 5
Church in this city yesterday, four
masses being held in honor OF the
event. The first service was at IT
o'clock, and the others at Z n ana .,3oSo S;So'
+ba rev Casian Tritz officiating,
preaching m the sermon in English. Rev
John Koerner of Santa Barbara assist
ed at the masses and Fathet Leoii'i vi
O, F. M, was the celebrant.
The cathedral Of st. Vibiana cele-
brated with masses to &C commemorate EN- =! sG
the indulgence at 6, $50, Z anu 5io ;oV
o'clock. A rosary, litany and benedIc-
ton were held during the evening
service. o,o,oo1,
+, MSs' St vincent's church, the Rev. p.
n. Mcdonald, C. M, officiating.
A special papal decree has set ASIDE lat
the time intervening between sunses ser
next Saturday and sunset Sunday TOT
those who were unable to take ao-
vantage Of the privilege of yesterday
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
RESTRICTION REMOVED ON
WATER IN WALNUT DlTCHES

A decision in favor of Osborne Burke
and others, rendered in the supreme
court of California, removes all re
strictions on the matter df taking
water from the Walnut irrigation DIS
trict ditch. The Walnut irrigation DIS
trict sought to restrain the plaintitfs
from taking water from its ditches
and when the case was brought up
in the superior court a decision was
rendered in favor of the plaintiffs. An
appeal was then taken to the supreme
court of this state.
The outcome of this case has been
watched with much interest, for 1t ma
terially affected a large number Of
residents of the San Gabriel valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
DENIES HOLY SEE ADOPTED
CONCILIATORY ATTITUDE
Spanish Minister Declares Vati-
can Was DiIatory

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spa in,Aug. 3
Garcia Prieto, the minister of for
eign affairs. in an interview today in
which he recited the history of the
negotiations between Spain and the
Vatican, denied that the holy see had
adopted a conciliatory attitude. He
added:
THE governn.. asked only two
things: First, the suppression of the
converts and monasteries which en-
tered Spain illegally, and, second, that
the pope should authorize the bishops
to suppress or transform the estab-
lshments unnecessary to the aid of the
priests in their ministrations.
"The government offered year for
the Transformation, which was desired
by the secular clergy whose existence
is gravely Compromised by the monks" "
Senior Prieto declared Cardinal Merry
del Val, the papal secretary of state,
had adopted dilatory tactics from the
first, alleging that the speech from the
throne contained points against the
Catholic religion.
1--WE protested our good faith and
desire to reach an agreement" said
the minister "When we enforced the
decree of 1902, against which neither
the church nor the episcopate pro-
tested, Cardinal Merry del Val de-
| manded that the decree remain a dead
letter, although the Vatican since that
! date granted numerous authorizations
without the sanction of the Spanish
| government.
"Finally the demand of the Vatican
! for the withdrawal of the bill permit
| ting nom Catholic organizations to dis
| play the insignia of public Worship
| was deemed inadmissible. The recall
of Marquis de Ojeda, our ambassador
| at the Vatican, was in full accord with
| diplomatic usage when a power with
which another power is in relations
refuses to admit the justified preten-
sions of the latter or adopts an arbi-
| fra nv course"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
OPERATION BY ANGELEN0
is PROVING SUCCESSFUL
BIoodIess Surgery LengthenS &
ChiId'S Limb Inch and a Half

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.--The dele
gates to the convention of the Ameri-
can Osteopathic association spent the
afternoon in a trolley tour of the city
and it's suburbs, and in the evening at
tended a reception and dinner.
The condition of Syear-old Vera
Sternemann, who was made the sub1ect
of a demonstration of the famous
Lorenz operation for cOngenital disloca-
tion of the hip yesterday by DR.. Harry
Forbes of Los Angeles is rapidly I'M
proving. and those in attendance re-
ported to the convention today that the
affected leg of the patient had been
heightened an inch and half by the
bloodless surgical operation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
JUDGE MUST SENTENCE
MEXICAN SLAYER AGAIN

Fabrionia Machucha, under sentence
of death for the murder of Mrs. Yorba
at Wilmington a year and a half ago
WI was lodged in the county Jail yeste3r-
dav morning by Sheriff Hammel VINO
brought the prisoner back to Los An An
geles from San Quentin. Machucha
was sentenced several months ago. put
took an appeal to the supreme court
IN This manner securing a stay of ex-
ecution. -. A.
The supreme court ruled that the
imnosine of the death sentence in his
case was correct, therefore Machucha
will be brought before Judge Willis,
who will pronounce the sentence OF
death on him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
SPAINS' Liberal PRESS
DENIES VATICAN HINTS

MADRID, Aug. 2.-The liberal press
officially denies the insinuations of the
Vatican that it only demanded the
withdrawal of the bill prohibiting fur
ther religious orders until the con-
cordat had been revised, and also
points out that the bill in question
did not violate the concordat, Whlch
recognizes only three orders.
Ell Liberal says Pope Plus X is now
sowing what will be reaped in follow
ing the advice of two Spanish car
dinalS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
TO SPEAK AT REDLANDS

REDLANDS, Aug. 2.-Hiram Johnson,
Lincoln Roosevelt Republican league
candidate for governor, will be in Red
lands tomorrow night and address a
meeting at the corner of Fifth street
and Citrus avenue. Judge Works and
other candidates in the state and
county will speak.
Congressman Smith is scheduled 70
sneak for the regulars at the Contem-
porary club house Saturday night and
will give the only speech of the cam
paign upon national issues for that
faction of the party. He has promised
to take up conservation and the tariff.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
CHILDREN AND MEN FALL
INTO STREAM OF VITRI0L
Two Fatally Burned, and Others
Injured When Wagon UpSetS

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-TWO
children were fatally injured and elgnt
other children and four men were serl-
ously burned as the result OF pecu-
liar accident here this afternoon.
The axle of a fire department supply
wagon, carrying four 15-gallon car
boys of vitrolic acid, and ON which
ten children were riding, broke as
it was turned out of a street car track.
The wagon upset, spilling out the emil
dren and the carboys. The carooys
broke and the ten youngsters were COW
cred with the acid.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
SPANISH MONARCH GUEST
OF PRESIDENT OF FRANC E

PARIS, Aug, 2.-King Alfonso of
Spain and Queen Victoria, who are
stopping here en- route to England,
were the guests of President Fallieres
at a luncheon at Rombouillet today.
Premier BRAND and Minister of For
eign Affairs Pichon were present
The king and queen are spending
the night in Paris and will return to
Rambouillet tomorrow to take lunch
con with Senior Saenz Pena, president
elect of Argentine, who is here as the
official guest of President Fallieres.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
CHILD FIRES CLOTHES
AND BURNS TO DEATH

The year-old daughter of MI and
Mrs, John Valley was so severely burned
at the family home, 1743 Santee street,
Yesterday morning that she died a few
hours later at the Angelus hospital
after suffering great agony. The ht-
tie one was playing with matches ana
set fire to a lace curtain receiving
severe burns about the head and up
Der part of the body which caused its
death.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
AT THE THEATERS

AUDITORIUM-Dar
BELASCO-"Biliy."
BURBANK-"Llttle Johnny Jones"
GRAND-"Queen of tho Highway"
Los ANGELES-Vaudevil
MAJESTIC-"Iris."
MASON-DarlS.
OLYMPIC-Muslcal farce.
ORPHEUM-Vaudev
PRINCESS-Musical farce.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
RAIN BREAKS LONG HOT
SPELL IN TOPEKA

Topeka, Kas., Aug. 2.-Nearly two
inches of rain fell in Topeka this after
noon, affording an agreeable relief from
the hot, dry weather which had pre-
vailed for two weeks. Heavy rains are
.renorted from other points in the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
MAN FREEZES TO DEATH
WITH MERCURY AT 1O5

Ell PASO, Tex, Aug. 2.-Frozen and
dead, with the thermometer standing
at 105 in the shade, was the fate of a
homeless Mexican at Maricopa, 300
miles west of here, on the Arizona de-
sert.
A carload of ice had been unloaded
on the depot platform and covered with
a heavy tarpaulin. The man, seeking
sleep, and to escape from the terrific
heat, crawled beneath the tarpaulin,
where he was found the next morning
fozen stiff.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
CLUB DISCUSSES PAVING
SACRAMENT0'S POPULATIN
44,696, GAIN OF 15,414

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The popula-
tion of Sacramento, Cal, is 1896, ac-
cording to figures enumerated in the
thirteenth census and made public by
Director Durand. This is an increase
of l5,4l4. or 52.6 per cent, as COM
pared with 29.2S2 in 1900
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
ENGLISH LORDS AMEND
WORDING OF KINGS OATH

LONDON, Aug. 2.--The accession
declaration bill, striking out the
phrases offensive to Roman Catholics
in the declaration made by the king
after accession, and substituting mere
ly the words: "I am a faithful Pro-
testant," was passed by the house of
lords on third reading today No
changes were made in the formula as
adopted by the house of commons.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics

at 552 South Brodway this evening, Au-
gust 3. at o'clock.
In precinct So, organization meeting
at Bellevue Terrace hotel, Sixth and
Figueroa streets, this evening at s
o'clock Speakers to be DR.. Lamb and
Sidney A. Butler.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
TILTON SHARES PROFITS
WITH THOSE IN EMPLOY

George #. Tilton, general manager
of Tilton's Trolley Trip, has made a
profit sharing arrangement with his
employees. For the month of July those
of his employees who had been with
him a year received a bonus amounting
to about one-third of the regular sal
ary. Those in his employ a shorter
period received obout one-sixth of their
salary as a bonus. This plan will be
continued as long as the earnings are
in excess of a sum fixed by Mr.. Tilton
as a basis for the new arrangement.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03

Tho Herald like every other newspaper,
Is misrepresented At times. particularly IN
cases involving hotels. theaters. etc. The
public will please take notice that every
representative OF this paper is equippen
with the proper credentials and more par
ticularly equipped with money with wnlch
TO nav his bills. THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
AERO CLUB SANCTIONS
HARVARD AVIATION MEET

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Members Of
the national council of the Aero club
of America today made clear that the
Harvard aviation meet has been sane
toned, and that the resolution passed
at the meeting last night was not de-
stoned to force the Harvard promoters
to accent the entry of Charles K.
Hamilton.
The resolution applying to all clubs
desiring sanction for meets was drawn,
they said, in order to preserve neutral
ity.