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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
RESULTS AT AoUEDUcT

AQUEDUCT, n. Y, April 19.-The
track at Aqueduct today still was
heavy from the recent heavy rain. AL
bert Terraces, president of the Jockey
club of Juarez, Mexico, was an inter
ested spectator at the races today He
said racing would continue for the next
nineteen years at the Mexican course.
summary:
First race six and a half furongs-Petroni-
US won Rustem econd; Radiation third; time
I:23 As.
Second race. four furong-Winning Widow
won, Pickaninny second, Nightfall third; time
:49.
Third race, one mile selling-Font won, The
Peer second Joe Rose third time 1:44.
Fourth race six furlongs-King Cobalt won,
Magazine second. Bosom third; time 1;l5 S-5.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-On-
ager won. Carbineer second, County Chairman
third; time :5s.
Sixth race, six furlongs- Elizabeth Harwood
won Imitator second, sensible third; time l;l9.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
OAKLAND ENTRIES

First race, FIVE and a half furlongs, purse
sully, Yespasan lib; w. V. Brumby, or
monde. Cunningham, Billy Saunders. Moorok.
Cantem, Basel, l12 Ethel NICK, Directello
Doweress, Cuvina, 10
Second race six and a half furlongs, selling
-Ampedo. l15; Saracinesca, Ben Stone, Den
cen Bonnie Rag, Lord Of the Forest, l2
Adena. Airs, 10.
Third race. one mile, seling-Rubric, ll5;
Aftermath l12; Livius, 110 Oceanshore, Mar
tinmas, lO7: Beauman. 1o6 Follie l., Orilene'
105; Roberta, Eddie Graney, 80.
Fourth race Futurity course. sellng-Jim
Gafney, 10; Faneuil Hall, 102; Johnny Lyons
9g: Bmocular. 90. Kid North, sS DR.. Dough-
erty, s..
Fifth race. one mile. selling-Dr. Downie'
los; Special Delivery, Pickaway, Captain Bur
nett, l07; Matte Mack, 105; Tihis lo5; camera
Contra Costa, 90; Delmas 81.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling-Servicence,
Arthur HymaD. French Cook Paul Clifford
Burning Bush, 49, Coriel Father Stafford no.
Lena Lech, los; 'Emma c., 1o6; lex, 1922 Lord
Clinton, Ketchel, SO. apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
JEFF CUTS OUT
HARD TRAINING.
Takes Day Off for Rest After Do
ing Road Work and Row.
ing on River
LARGE CROWD DISAPPOINTED
Berger and Trainers of Big Fell
low Think He Has Beer
Working Too Much Al
LARGE CROWD DISAPPOINTED
Associated Pressl

BEN LOMOND, April 19.-Jenries'
training camp looked like a rest cure
sanitarium today. For the first time
since he entered into the training
period Jeff took almost a complete lay
off from the active tasks he has been
setting himself daily. A bit Of road
work in the early morning and row
on the river during the afternoon con-
stituted the only form of exercise the
big fighter allowed himself.
BY far the largest week day crowd
that has visited the camp lounged
around the big gymnasium this after-
noon, waiting to see jeff do some SPAR
ring. They were disappointed in this,
for the only glimpse they caught OF
jeff was when he left the cottage to go
down the river. After his road work
Jeff took a long nap in his .open-air
sleeping room. Shortly before noon he
strolled into Manager Berger's office
and declared he was sleepy still.
"If you feel that way about it. why
don't you lay off for the rest of the
day?" SAID Berger. II know you need
a lot of work, and you know il, but
you have been crowding too much
labor into the time you have been here.
If you take my advice you will stay
away from my gym this afternoon"
Whether jeff is become more tract
able or really was tired is a question,
but he decided to take his managers
advice. The trainers were pleased at
the rest notion. They are all uneasy
over Jeff's Unsuitable desire for work,
and are fearful of his entertaining.
Billy Papke joined the Jeffries camp
this morning. He brought no sparrlng
partners with him to train for his
fights with Thomas and Klaus, expect
ing to work out with Jeffries' helpers,
or even the champion himself. Papke
will not start work until next week.
Berger is rounding into splendid
shape. and within few days will be
able to make it interesting for JEFF in
a SnarrinP match,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
LIVES IN SQUALOR,
WORTH $4,000

LONDON, April ia miser who
had lived for years in squalor on a
few shillings a week, while he was III
receipt of an ,inCome of $4,000 year
and had, it is believed S250,000 worth
of propepty, has just forsaken his soli-
tary life and sought better shelter in
a Stafford hospital.
His name is John Clarence Hudson.
For a considerable time he has ten
anted a small house in Railway ter
race, Stafford. There he lay i'll, until
at last he was driven to ask for as
sistance. He was found by the hos
pital officials lying on a bedstead COW
cred with a dirty rag, with stick by
his side to keep the rats from his
food.
81 can do well on two shillings a
week." he told the officials. His food
supply was said to be as follows:
One cents worth of milk every four
days, one loaf of bread a week, one
half pound of sugar every three
months, one-half pound of meat a
week.
Yet he admitted that he had $17
800 worth of railway stock and some
house property, and it is stated that
he received a legacy of $l5O,OO0 from
his parents. He also declared that he
had not been bathed for twenty years,
and it took two nurses two hours and
a half to make up the arrears in this
respect.
Mid all this squalor of his home the
officials found a touch of a long-dead
romance. A table was laid in one room
for two people to dine. 1t had always
been kept like that they We're in
formed by the woman who attended
the miser. Hudson, who practiced
years ago as a solicitor, is said to
have been "crossed in love-"
Another remarkable feature of the
case was the discovery of a picture of
Spanish beggar girls, which, Hudson
declares, is real Murillo.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
PORTLAND WINS
OPENING CAME
Coast League Season Starts Off
AuSpiCiouSIy in North
western City
BEAVERS WHITEWASH OAKS
Usual Parade, Participated in by
Governor and Officials,
Precedes Contest
BEAVERS WHITEWASH OAKS
Associated Pressl

PORTLAND, April 19.-Before the
largest and most enthusiastic crowd
that ever attended a baseball game
in this city, the season of 1910 in Port
land was opened today by the Portland
and Oakland teams. Varying the Gus
tom of previous years, the home team
won the initial game of the season
on its home grounds. The score was
2 to 0.
The game was preceded by an au-
tomobile parade a mile long through
the principal streets, participated in
by the governor of Oregon, federal
and state officials circuit and county
judges, mayor of Portland, city council
and other state, county and city Of
ticials, besides prominent citizens,
baseball magnates, the two teams and
hundreds of loyal enthusiasts.
Governor Frank L. Benson pitched
the first ball in the direction of the
home plate, where Mayor Joseph
Simon was supposed TO be waiting to
catch it. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
KRAMER WINS FIVE-MILE
OPEN BICYCLE CONTEST

REVERE, Mass, April 19.-The coun-
try at large was well represented
among the winners at the opening of
the bicycle racing season at the Revere
track this afternoon. Frank Kramer
of East Orange, N. J., the national
sprint champion. won the flve-mile
open race, but only finished third in
the half-mile professional handicap.
Phil Wright of Salt Lake City won
both the quarter-mile open amateur
race and the two-mile amateur handi-
cap. The ten-mile motor paced race
was won by George Wiley of Syracuse.
Percy Lawrence of San Francisco cap
tured the half-mile professional handi-
cap. Eddie Root of New York won the
two-mile consolation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
Killing DENIES CONNECTION
WITH PROPOSED LEAGUE

KANSAS CITY, April 19.-"It is i'm
possible for me to state just when 1
shall join the Chicago Nationals said
John G. King today. MY four-year-
old daughter is in a hospital, where she
has undergone two operations for Sc
rious affection of the throat. l GER
tainly cannot leave her until she IS
well enough to leave the hospital.
"The report that / am Interested with
Harry c. Osterman of Boston in the
nroposed organization OF an outlaw
league is false. If Manager Chance of
the cubs thinks l consider myself es-
sential to the success of his team, he
is very much mistaken. l think the
Cubs will win the pennant whether |
Join them or not
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
LIGHTWEIGHT NEGRO
DIES OF RING INJURIES

PHILADELPHIA. April 19.-Frank
Cole, lightweight negro pugilist or
this city, died in a hospital today from
injuries received last night in a box
ing bout with Stanley Rodgers at the
boxing club managed by Jack O'Brien
Rodgers and Coles second and George
the action of the coroner.
Later in the day Jack O'Brien,
Rodgers and Coles second and George
Decker the referee, appeared before
Coroner Ford and were held in bail TO
await the result of an inquest to be
held on Saturday Rodgers bail was
fixed at $1,000 and the others were held
in $500 each
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
INDEMNITY co. PRESIDENT
MUST MAKE RESTITUTION

CHICAGO, April 19.-George M.
Moulton, president, and e. I. Rosen--
field and William Fl. Gray, officers of
the Western Life Indemnity company,
are accused of betrayal OF trust IN
an oninion handed down by the United
states circuit court of appeals here to-
day
Five years ago. on suit of policy
holders, Moulton was ordered by Judge
Kohlsaat in the United States circuit
court to pay back to the company
5000 900 alleged to have been wrongfully
taken by manipulation from the treas
ury of the indemnity company.
a similar sum and Gray $125,000.
Moulton and Gray appealed, but the
decision of the lower court against
Moulton is upheld in today's opinion
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20

the doctors of the American Cancer Co to
discover a remedy for the painless cure Of
all external cancer.
The doctors of this New York Research
institute were led to believe they had dis
covered a cure for the cancer that was slow
ly killing a noted New York surgeon (who
had probably operated with the knife on
more cancer than any other surgeon ever
had). but their discovery failed to save his
life. The specialists of the American Co.
took up the research and discovered a
remedoy that could be used by hypodermic
injection and instantly kill any external
cancer Small cancers killed and re-
moved in from fifteen to thirty minutes
and without particle of pain. The company
is establishing cancer santorums as fast
as they train skilled specialists to ap-
ply the treatment One is to be established
In this city and one in Oregon. They have
opened temporary offices at 921 South Hill
street. 1t is in charge of DIR. l. II. Nagle.
Hours from 10 to 4 daily. Consultation
free. If others have failed, consult DR..
Nagle
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB
OPENS SPRING MEETING
Rain Changes Excellent Prospect
for Big Day Into Near Despair

BALTIMORE, April 19-The Mary
land Jockey club will open its spring
meeting tomorrow with a heavy track
and probably cloudy skies. All that
was needed to make the opening sig
nal success was good weather, as the
card is an excellent one, and there
are a fine lot of horses at the track.
Sloppy going. however, is bound to re-
duce the fields Features for tomor-
row are the Inaugural steeplechase
and the Country club purse at mile
and forty Yards.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
TERRE HAUTE COURSE
Is TO BE DESTROYED

TERRE HAUTE Ind, April 10
The famous four -cornered race track,
on which so many worlds records for
harness horses We're made, is to be
destroyed For weeks the Terre Haute
Trotting association had been trying
to readjust its affairs that the meet
ing i'm July in the great western cir
cult might be given, but the read
justment not being effected the owner
of forty-seven acres of what is COM
monty called the fair grounds gave an
option to a real estate firm.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
LoHMAN is CHAMPION

SAN DIEGO, Cal. April 19-Corporal
J. d. Lohman, One Hundred and Fiji
teenth company, coast artillery, u. S,
A., on duty at Fort Rosecrans, has won
the broadsword championship of the
United States army and the world by
defeating Major Duncan c. Ross in a
twenty-five minute contest at local
skating rink. Lohman twice disarmed
Rosa during the fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
ABOLISH THANKSGIVING GAME

delegates representing the colleges in the
Missouri valley conference voted to retain
football today by a unanimous vote, hard
and fast restraints were made as to
matches intercollegiate Thanksgiving day
games were abolished. except where such
abolition conflicts with existing contracts.
No athletic coach is to be allowed except
he be a regular member of the teaching
staff No intercollegiate games Will be
played except on college grounds. No stu
dent is to ba member Of more than two
intercollegiate teams in one year.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
WESTERN GOLF CLUBS
MUST GET A MOVE ON

CHICAGO, April 19.-Final notice
was mailed yesterday by the Western
Golf association to secretaries of west
ern clubs. reminding them that they
have until next Monday to send their
lists to the handicap committee. A
number of clubs have not made reports
and in case OF failure to do so the
handicap committee reserves the right
to rate at scratch all players from
delinquent organizations.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
F1ERALD'S
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Brashear, r. Brashear. Coy, Howard. Sacri-
fee hits-Dillon, Fisher Innings pitched-By
Tozer g. Bases on balls-On Willetts, A. of
Tozer /; off GIL, 3 Struck out-By Willetts,
6; Tozer. l. Double plays-Martnke to r.
Brashear Howard to Roth to Delmas to Roth;
Roth to Howard to Dillon. Balk-Willetts'
Gill Hit by pitched ball-R Brashear. Time
Of game-1:55. Umpires-Nan Haltren and
ElnneN
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
CANADIANS TAKE MOST
OF MARATHON H0N0RS

BOSTON, April 19,-Fred L. Cameron
of Amherst. N. s.. and half dozen fell
low Canadian runners captured most
of the honors at the Boston Athletic
associations fourteenth annual road
race today over the twenty-five miles
from Ashland to this city. While no
records were broken, Cameron's time
of Q hours. 2S minutes 50 3-5 seconds
was the third best time made in this
event, and was only minutes and
2s seconds below the record held by
Tom Longboat, made three years ago
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
CLEVELAND STILL WINNING

CHICAGO, April 19.-Cleveland de-
feated Chicago today in a hard twelve
inning game. Both teams scored their
first run in the eleventh. Singles by
Turner and Lajoie and an infield out
by Lord scored the winning run. Brad
ley was put out of the game in the
first inning for disputing a decision by
Perrine. Score:
Chicago 1, hits 6. error 1.
Cleveland 2. hits 5.
Batteries-Smith and Payne; Berger
and Bemis.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
LANGFORD TO TRAIN AT
MERCHANTVILLE CAMP

NEW YORK, April 19.-Traning
quarters have been engaged at Mer-
chantvirle, y. j., for sam Langford,
where he will prepare for his coming
fight with Stanley Ketchel at Phila-
delphia April q. Among the sparring
partners retained are Al Kubiak and
George Cole.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
JEFF DONATES TICKET
AND RAILWAY FARE

NEW YORK. April 19.-James J. JEFF
fries has volunteered a donation to the
Actors Fund fair which win shortly be
held here. A telegram given out today
reads as follows:
James j. Jeffries donated one ring
side seat and round trip transporta-
ton to the Jehries-Johnson fight-Ber-
ger"
The donation will be auctioned off.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
SELECT PRINCETON COACH

PRINCETON, N. j., April ia. e.
Meier of st. Louis, it was announced
today, will succeed William J. Clarke
as coach of the Princeton team. Meier
is a graduate of the Princeton 1902
class and played with the Pittsburg
team in 1907
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
S. p. oEElcIAL WEps

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.--James
Hersburgh ir.. general passenger agent
OF the Southern Pacific, and one of the
best known railroad man in the west,
was married today TO Mrs Frances
Baldwin Sanborn. who is prominent
in local society and club circles. The
wedding took place at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Alex r. Bald
win, at Los GatOs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
VERY WICKED OF HIM

"You mustn't say such things to
me-" she said.
II know 1 have no right to, but you
are so beautiful that ! can't help it,"
at is unfair to my husband for me
to listen to you for moment"
Forgive me. Your loveliness caused
me to forget myself"
Let us go over there, back Of the
palms, where it will not be possible for
eYerYhodY to see and hear u.s.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
RAIN PosTPoNEs GAMES

Pittsburg- Cincinnati game postponed;
rain and cold.
New York-Philadelphia American
league game postponed rain
Brooklyn Philadelphia game post
poned; rain.
Detroit-St. Louis game postponed;
rain.
Chicago-St. Louis National league
game postponed; cold and threatening
weather
New York Boston National league
game postponed; wet grounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
FRISCO IS SAVED BY
BODIES FINE WALLOP
Willis and Brown Put Up Great
Pitching Duel, with the
Former Winning
Associated Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO. April 19-Ping
Bodie swung hard on one of Brown S
benders in the last half of the ninth
inning at Recreation park today send
ing the ball into deep center and pull
ing the game out of the blank column
of the score board. Mundorff, who
had been sent in to run for Tenant.
ambled across the plate and San Fran
cisco had won from Sacramento, l to 0.
Both pitchers fought out nip and
tuck battle of curves and GOODNESS.
Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
HARRY BAKER WINS

OAKLAND April 19.-Harry Baker OF
San Francisco won the decision from Percy
cove of Montana In their 15-round fight
here tonight. Baker outfought Cove
through every stage of the contest, landing
at VIII aRd outboxing his opponent from
the start. He did not seem to be able TO
send in the knockout punch
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
WRESTLING MATCH is ON

CHICAGO, April 19-The Zybszski-
Roller wrestling match tentatively
Cancelled when Roller wrenched his
shoulder during his bout with NAH
mout, will be staged here on April 30,
as originally scheduled. it was an
nounced here today. Roller is reported
in good form again.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
POLITICAL CIRCLES CONCERNED

MILAN, April 19.-Some concern is
manifest in italian political circles at
Great Britain's decision to evacuate the
interior of Somaliland. 1t is feared
that this may mark the beginning Of a
fresh period of trouble for the italian
colony, inasmuch as the Mad Mullah
is likely to bring all manner of pressure
to induce Italy to follow England's
example.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
WESTON NEARs BATAVIA

BOWMANSVILLE. n. Y, April 10
Edward Payson Weston. after resting
at CheektoWaga all night, left that
place at o'clock and passed through
Bowmansville at 1915 this morning
en- route to Batavia.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
PORTLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

struck out-By Harkins. 8: by Garrett. 3
Bases on balls-On Harkins. 5. Two-bast
hits-Mitze, Cameron. Double plays
Cameron to Mite to Cameron; Speas TO OIL
sen; Mite to Wares to Cameron Sacrifice
hits-Guwn. Speas. Hit by pitcher-Olsen
Carroll, First base on errors-Oakland. 2
Left on hases-Oakland, 5 Portland. g.
Time-1:30. Umpire-McGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
FRENCH HORSE WINS

PARIS, April 19-Cop H., owned by
Eugene Fischof, won the priX> du Lot,
which was run. today at ST. Quen.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
WAS IN FIGHT

Patrolman J. B. owens arrested An
tonic Madero i'm Hollywood on the
night of March % and took him to the
central police station. The Mexican
had been in a fight and was covered
with blood. At the station owens told
Lieutenant Haupt of the case and said
the prisoner needed medical attention
Lieuteant Haupt told him to report it
to the desk sergeant. owens told Ser
geant Mcclure that medical care was
needed and Mcclure told him TO re-
port the case to the jailer. owens told
the commission last night that he told
the taller that the prisoner should
have medical attention at once.
Story's only excuse for not seeing that
the prisoner was attended to was that
he did not hear owens say anything
about it and that as the Mexican had
a bandage around his arm he thought
he had come from the receiving hos
pital. The prisoner did not receive at
tention till o'clock the folloing af-
ternoon and then a knife wound was
found in his arm and eight stitches
were required to close it
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
TOPHAM INoUIsITOR

While Story was on the witness
stad Topham said:
do you remember the case of John
Boyd. who was arrested last Decem-
ber?"
Story could not recollect the name
and then Topham said:
"I'Il try to refresh your memory.
Do you remember that when this man
was turned over to you in the jail you
jumped on his chest and neck and then
took him by the hair and said, Come
along here, you blank, blank, blank,
etc. p"
Still Story could not remember Top
ham declared he could produce the
witnesses and affidavits to prove it,
but the mayor and Wellborn both in
sisted if that line of questioning was
to be carried out the witnesses should
be produced.
Lieutenant Haupt and Sergeant
James Mcclure were also involved in
the case for which Story was on the
carpet. but both cleared themselves to
the satisfaction of the commission.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
CALIFORNIAN WINS

LAWRENCE. Mass, April 15.-Kyle
whitney Of California won the decision over
Battling Bill Hurley of Glen Falls. N ~
here tonight in IS rounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
CRUELTY CHARGED
To JAILER STORY
Failure to Care for a Wounded
Prisoner Is Police Boards
Accusation

Blame for failure to give a wounded
prisoner needed medical attention was
handed down from one police official
to another in the trial before the police
commission last night, until "the buck"
had been passed down to Jailer C. r.
Story and there it stuck
Commissioners Wellborn and Top
ham declared they felt satisfied that
Story was largely responsible and the
mayor was sure of it. They were the
only members of the commission pres
ent last night But the commission
could not decide what punishment to
infict and laid the case over until
next Monday night
More evidence may be taken Mon
day night, for Topham broadly limited
at other things of which Story is.
guilty and the mayor insisted Topham
produce the witnesses.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20

It's as easy TO secure a bargain in used
automobile, through want advertising, as II
used TO be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
SUMMARY

Buren. Briggs. Witt. Willis. First base on
called balls--On Brown, 3; off Willis. d.
Struck out-By Wills 8. Double play
Van Buren to Shnn. Time-l:30. Umpire
-Hildebrand.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
SACRAMENTO
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS


sOne out when winning run scored
'+Mundorff ran for Tennant in ninth.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
LOS ANGELES
IVTdTH .s.1s.''---I'-..-- % . 10 U Y y
n Ross batted for Tozer in seventh inning
SCORE BY INNINGS

Hits made-on Tozer. s. Two-base hits-N
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-20
BOWLING
Totals IA a6o a4s a7o ais a95 sss s7s sr9
WESTERN DRUG

on the Brunswick alleys last night the Mont
gomereys defeated the Western Drugs taking
the odd game. Van Deusen had the high
aNerage for the eNoning. The score:
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Died at HOughtOn

Mrs, Thomas Forth. aged SO,
died at Houghton Tuesday, from
pneumonia Mrs. Forth was
sick for some time and death was
not entirely unexpected. The
deceased is a widow of the late
Thomas Forth and has been a
resident of Houghton for a long
time, she leaves several grown
up children to mourn her death.
There has been quite a number
of cases of pneumonia at Hcugh-
ton of late. Five other cases in
the same family are reported
The funeral services we're held
from the Catholic church this
MOI ming and interment took
place in the Catholic cemetary-