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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-29
woodmen Give Mask Bali.

Washington camps of the Woodmen of
the World gave their annual masquerade
dance at the Carroll Institute Hall last
night, which was attended by large
crowd. Twenty-eight prizes were given
to the persons who appeared in the best
masks.
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ocean Steamships.

New York. March 2S.-ArriYed: Nieu Amsterdam.
Rotterdam. March 10; Kroonsland, Antwerp. March
Is
Arrived out-siauretania at FishEnr1; La Gas
co9ne az HaTe: Kronrrinzessin Cecdlie az Cher
boursi Ninnewsska at London: California at Glas-
SOW.
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ORPHANS GIVE PARTY.

Seventy-1lve Youngsters Entertain
Friends at Donation Party.
Seventy-nve little boys and girls OF st
AIMS Orphan Asylum entertained many
friends yesterday afternoon at a donation
party at the home. Twenty-fourth and K
streets northwest Gifts of clothing and
groceries for the youngsters were left by
the hundreds of visitors WAC called during
the day.
A programme Of recitations and musical
numbers was given by the tots in most
entertaining manner
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JUSTICE BREWER DIES
SUDDENLY AT HOME
Continued from Page one.

their services TO the widow and other
members OF the Brewer family.
J. NJ Wright. the marshal OF the SUI
preme Court, also was notified. and i'm
mediately took charge Of the funeral ar
engagements at the house.
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IncnI Temneratnre.

Midnight. 90: a m. %. a. n. ~; a, n. l5
a. m IS; 10 q. m. 81: e nom, 81; 2 p n. O.
an N. Y; p NJ. 2; p m, "a; 10 p. n, 50
Maximum e; minimum, IS.
Relative hunlidlty-s q. n. 70; , .. N. 80;
7. m. ST.
Rainfall e ?. N. to s p. nll. 0. Hours Of sun
shine, Io,T. Per cent of possi6e sunshine. Sc.
Temperature sane date last year-Maximum, 3
minimum, s.
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To Cure n Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative BromO 0uinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money IL fails. e w.
Groves signature on each box. 25c
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UNIONISTS OPPOSE
PROHIBITION BILL
Central Body Will Protest
Before Senate.
ON RECORD FOR TEMPERANCE

Senators and Representatives In
vited to a Smoker Next Monday
Night, When Soft Drinks VIII Sup
plant Intoxicating Liquors - sheet
Metal Workers File Complaint.
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Or. WinhgIer viii lecture On The viii and the
emotions related to ne1rasthenia" this evening
81 lsa Faiznont street
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w. 81. SLOANE
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ride Table.

Todsy-High tide. "a a. n and u:o "a m
Low tide. 80 a. M and 500 p. N.
TO-morrow-High tide. II % a n and Ills D N
Low tide, SOC a. N. and SIS p, N.
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SERVED HIGHEST
COURT 20 YEARS
Justice Brewer Won Fame
as Constitutional Lawyer.
BORN IN ASIA MINOR IN 1887

Descendant OF Famous Field Family,
He Inherited Sterling Qualities.
Several Bookstore of the Most In-
teIIeetuaI Jurists on Bench.
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Temneratures an Other Cities.
Rim

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount OF rainfall, for the twelEs hours ended al
!. n. yesterday, are follows;
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Condition of the Water.
special to The Washington Herald.
Harpors Ferry. W. Va, March 8-Both rivers
clear
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MUST PAY $1,000
CANDIDATES IN THE SECOND
GEORGIA DISTRICT ASSESSED
THAT AMOUNT.

Albany, Ca, Jan. 25.-One candidate
Second district has retired from he
race, and a report which is consider
ed authentic but remains unconfrmed,
is to the effect that another will quu
the field in a day or two. This is the
situation about twenty four hours be-
fore the entries close as directed by
the district executive committee.
Judge D. F. Crosland, OF the city
court of Albany, has announced taat
re was out OF the race. He entered
about ten days ago. He states that
he has been handicapped by lack OF
personal acquaintance with the PEG
rle q the district, inability to can
Vass the counties until other candi
dates had been over the ground be
fore him, and financial considerations.
He does NOT so state but il is beliey-
ed by some OF his friends that he VII
he q candidate for the Ing term.
His retirement leaves four candi
dates in the field; Spence. OF Berien;
Roddenbery, of II mas; Knight, Of
Berrien, and Mercer, of Terrell, Inc
entries close al mtduigh t1ni~nt by
which time he candidates must have
paid the assessment OF the executive
committees t. the etary.
| II is IN exceedingly Interesting sit
ua,iou that neither of the candidates
now in the field was close political
friend Of the late Congressman Gri8ge.
Scme were closer to him than others,
but not one was his warm partisan.
That this has come about is eonsid-
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the most remarkable developments il
the political history of the district,
The Griggs following, which carried
the overwhelming strength all over
the district, has not warmed up 10
either Ct the candidates now running,
and gives evidence of being but slight
ly interested in the outcome. The pri-
mary win be held on the 10th of Feb
ruary.
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CITATION.
To All Whom 1t May con.-r,

To All Whom 1t May Conaorn;
j. II. Leo, having i'll proner from au-
Piled to me for permanent lettcas o.
administration on the estate of James
A. Peterson, late OF said c unity, this
Is to cite all and singular the credi-
tors and next Of kin Of James !. Peter
son. To be and appear at my office
within the time allowed 0y law, and
show cause why permanent admins
tralion saould not be granted to J..
II. Leo on James A. Peterson's estate
This 18th day Ct January, 1915,
Horace Dart, Ordinary.
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EXCURSION RATES TO NEW OR.
LEANS.

Account of the Mardi Gras celebra.
ton, the Southern Railway will sell
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New Orleans at $685.. Tick Is viii
be on sale daily from February / to
the 18th, inclusive. and will be gooi
returning to leave New Orleans l OF
later than midnight of February A.
1910, Tickets may be eXtenieI uutil
March On payment OF fee CT $7.Sy
t. E. L. McGouqan, Gen. Agt.
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-15
BY lay DAVIDSON

H ARD training Jim Flynn in
Thursday afternoon
worked almost as hard yeer-
Flynn
gaop boxing Will
be their gyrnnasuns just
the endurance
ont
is iptop
the right notch and
jim
before his regarding the result
championship contest
trained
of
without
night
will collect and will
a some people inc he
cloud the title regardless
ciion Of
had
Ketchel
another that
all the harder Thursday hi
defeat
off
his a big
Betting
sndstn with the
3 to l o ndca a suspicion
that
making any bets on the affair offering asking
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-15
FIGHT BY ROUNDS

ROUND 1-They rushed to close
quarters, exchanged rights and lefts
to jaw. Baldwin sent hard left to jaw
and straight right to body. He sent
two rights to the body. Hyland land
ed two body blows. Hyland backed
lefts to the head. Round even.
ROUND baldwin put two hard
rights to the jaw. Hyland clinched.
Baldwin sent two stiff lefts to the jaw.
Hyland closed in and put left to the
jaw. following it with a left TO the
ribs and right TO the jaw. Hyland
sent right and left to the jaw. They
were mixing when the gong rang.
ROUND 3-They rushed into close
quarters, Baldwin landing left to face.
Hyland retaliated with right and left
to stomach. Baldwin put right to
head. Wrestled Hyland to the floor,
but Hyland came back with a right
to the jaw. They were clinched at the
bell
ROUND 4-Hyland led off with right
to ribs and a moment later shot a
good right to the jaw. Baldwin land
ed three head punches, opening a cut
over Baldwin's right eye. Hyland
forced the fighting, putting right to
face and left to stomach. Baldwin
tired badly.
ROUND 5-Baldwin skipped about
and tapped Hyland with rights to face.
He followed with hard right to the
ribs. Hyland rushed his opponent to
the ropes and landed a right to the
jaw. followed by left to the body. Hy-
land sent his right to the kidneys
and drove four straight punches to
the head. Hyland ended the stronger.
ROUND 6-They exchanged head
taps. Hyland drove a straight left to
the jaw. They spared. Baldwin try
ing to keep away. Baldwin put a left
to the jaw and they clinched. Hyland
sent a hard right to the jaw.
ROUND baldwin landed a quick
right to the head as they met in the
center of the ring. Hyland drove a
stiff left to the face. Hyland whipped
a right to the wind. Baldwin swung
wildly. Hyland put a right to the jaw
and Baldwin returned a similar blow
Baldwin landed left to body and right
to face, doing little damage.
ROUND S-Baldwin landed light
body blows with his left, while Hy-
land wallored two lefts to the jaw.
Hyland drove right and left to the
jaw. They clinched. Baldwin put stiff
right to the body. They were sparring
at the close of the round.
ROUND 9-Baldwin came up fast
and tried to draw Hyland into long
range fighting. but Hyland closed in
spared. Baldwin drove a hard right
to the wind. Baldwin jabbed three
lefts to the face and followed with a
left to the jaw. Hyland landed left to
the jaw and right to the body. Hy-
land sent left and right to head.
ROUND 10-Baldwin tapped Hyland
with left to the jaw and followed with
right to head. Hyland drove two lefts
to the face. Baldwin sent left to the
jaw. Hyland drove right and left to
wind. Baldwin swung wildly, while
Hyland forced the fighting.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-15
PHIL MOHR ACTS AS
If he WAS INTENDED
Runs Away, Nearly Kills Jockey,
Jumps Fence and Then Fin-
ishes Second to Rich
ard Reed

OAKLAND, March 14.-Owing to
heavy rain in the early morning hours
the track at Emeryville was sloppy to-
day and there were numerous scratches.
In the feature event Selden. rider of
Phil Mohr, backed into favoritism, was
knocked off in false break and
dragged fifty yards. He escaped in
jury Phil Mohr ran around the track
and jumped the fence. He was re-
mounted and finished second to Rich
ard Reed. Ocean View lasted long
enough to beat Col. Jack a head in the
First race 3h furlongs, purse-Soon, 112
(Keogh, won; sam Matthews. los (Vosper),
second; Jim Basey. 107 (Gargan), third. Time
42 2-5 zlata Bruna Emory X, Cresabel, Ed
Levan and GLAND also ran.
Second race. six furlongs. sellng-Slver
Grain, % (Selden). won; Salvage, 106 Denny.
second; Wap. log (Kennedy). third. Time
115 S-5. Sir Barry, orilene, Lumen, Camera,
Balnade, Jillett, Gatherings and Escamado
also ran.
Third race. Futurity course. purse-Richard
Reed, 106 (Page) won; Phil Mohr, 81 (Selden),
second; Coppertown. 101 (Taplin). third. Time
1:l0 1-5. Lady Elizabeth, Prince Winter and
Enfield also
Fourth race, one mile, purse-Keep Moving,
10l (Taplin), won; Inclement 102 (Kederis),
second; Miles, So (Selden), third; time 1:n 40.
Raleigh and Special Delivery also ran
Fifth race. enc and one-sixteenth miles. SELL
ing-Ocean View. 81 (Selden). won; Col. Jack,
102 (Taplin), second; Bryce 30 (Martin), third.
Time 1l9 2-5. Miss Onficous. Homeless, DIR.
Downie, Peligroso and Silver Line also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-Lena Lech.
los Craplln), won; Emma c., l0i (Gargan),
second: Hampass, 10 (kederis), third. Time
1I5 e. NJ. Fry, Kid North and Roberta also
ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-15
OAKLAND ENTRIES

First race. 6 furlongs. selling-David
warheld los; Woodlander. 1885, Angelface,
10s; waner. los; Cataline. 112; copperfeld,
H.; Cobeskill, 112; Kaiserhon, H.; Re-
dondo. 112; Birth. los; Lady Rensselaer,.
los; Ben Stone. liz.
Second race. Slb furlongs. 2-year-olds;
purse-Helen Barbee. lo9: Aragonese. 100;
Othale, 109; Pluvious. 109; Kormak. 1i2;
Milt Jones. liz; Abigail X, l06; La Camar-
que, los.
Third race. Futurity course, selling-Dr.
Dougherty, 90; Dovalta. 81: Gilbert Rose.
92; Sewell IA: Servicence. 80; Thistle
Belle 100; Balronia, 100; xFancy, 1907 Mar
burg, 104; Tillinghast, 1o3; w. T. Overton'
40.
Fourth race, 1-Is miles. Healdsburg
handicap-Johnny Lyons, 80; Raleigh, so;
silver Knight, 105; Nadzu, 9s; Arasee, 100;
Edwin T. Fryer. %.
Fifth race l mile. seling-Roberta, 90;
French Cook, 100; Tremargo. 1o9; steel,
1O9; Hush Money. 110; The Wrestler. llOi
Hampass 112; Mr.. Bishop. III; Thomas
Calhoun. ia; Rubric. l1s; Nasmerito lO6;
xIllusion, Ill.
sixth race. furlongs. selling-Saracin-
esca, H.; Galvanic, liz; Arthur Hyman'
I12: General Haley. 112; Bellsnicker' IL;
c. ]. Cox. 1l2; Ingham, 1t2; Burning Bush
1f2: Tinis los; xBlack Sheep. 110; Marga-
ret Randolph. 10: Ampedo, lis.
xApprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-15
AUTO hit BY CAR;
NO ONE IS INJURED
Little Machine Picked OFF Fender and
Is Driven Off by Owner.
other Accidents Re-
ported
Especial to The Herald

OCEAN PARK, March 14.-An acf
dent in which no one was injured an
in which there was a certain amouns
of comedy occurred here today. when
a Las Angeles-Pacihc car struck an
automobile driven by DIR. II. w. Leav-
Nngood.
The latter was driving his car, lit
tie Brush, across the tracks at Ma
rine street, when the fender of u slow
ly moving car caught the machine
squarely and carried it at least fifty
feet before the car was brought to a
stop. The damage to the little machine
was so slight that when it was re-
moved from the fender DR.. Leaven-
good who was uninjured in the crash,
was able to start the engine and drive
away. The doctors dog, seated in the
car with him at the time, jumped when
the collision occurred.
Other automobile accidents were re-
ported here today. A machine driven
by r. a. Reynolds of Los Angeles
struck Bransford Harris, 2Ia-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Harris of
Salt Lake City. and dragged the child
a distance of twenty-five feet. The
child suffered a few scratches, but be-
yond this he was uninjured.
Reynolds and his wife were riding in
a Pullman machine down Speedway
htdi Aoit0NS dNtAu6t WutTt tue itd1IlS'
reside, when the boy ran suddenly in
front of the machine. The grease pan
of the machine caught the child when
he was knocked down and this pre-
vented him from falling beneath the
wheels. Reynolds brought the machine
to stop by running it into nearby
fence. Thinking that he had possibly
killed or fatally wounded the boy Rey-
nolds was almost overcome for several
VFafV I'd f,,r-
the steering wheel when witnesses of
the accident rushed to the scene.
Mrs. Harris. mother of Bransford,
is sister of Mayor Bransford of Salt
Lake City. The Harris are spending
the winter at Ocean Park.
A horse driven by A. l.. Mcpherson
of this city was frightened by an au-
tomobile, whose driver refused to share
the road with him near Topango can
yon, and backed off the steep embank-
ment. Mr.. Mcpherson was slightly
bruised.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-15
POMONA NEWS NOTES

POMONA, March 1.-THE new loca-
ton of the California Rose company
on West First street is a busy hive
of industry these days The spring
shipping season is at hand and thou
sands of rose plants are being shipped
to all parts of the country. The COM
pany has had number of new propa-
eating and packing houses erected, and
about fifteen acres have been titled.
All of the output of the company is
finding a ready market.
At Pilgrim Congregational church
last evening Rev. Albert p. Davis spoke
on the recent Laymen's Missionary con-
vention in Los Angeles, and j. Albert
Dole gave his impressions of the growth
and success of the new movement from
the standpoint of a layman.
High Chief Ranger Dixon of the In
dependent Order of Foresters came out
from Los Angeles today, and this
evening at an open meeting of the
interesting address on the aims and
benefits of the order. There was a
musical program and refreshments
were served.
Rev. DR.. J. L. Dearing of Japan,
who is one of the leading speakers in
the aggregation of men now conduct
ing the Laymen's Missionary move
ment, addressed a largely attended
meeting at the First Baptist church
yesterday.
The newly elected officers OF the
local w. c. T. u. are Mrs. Alice w.
Hewlett, president; Mrs. Kate Ander-
son, vice president; Mrs. Frank Heath,
recording secretary; Mrs. S. c. w.
Bowen, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
e. M. McComas, teasurer.
The Chino Land and Water company
which stiIl has about 900 head of cattle
in it's stock yards on the Chino ranch
Cudahy Packing company, Los An
geles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-15
SAN DIEGO, SLIGHTED, WILL
IGNORE CONVENTION CALL
Director Collins Brands Action on Lo-
cation of Exposition as Po-
i litical Intrigue

SAN DIEGO, March I'D. C. Col
lier, director general of the Panama
California exposition calls attention
to the fact that San Diego was not
consulted in regard to the proposed
meeting in Santa Barbara for the pur-
pose of settling the dispute between it
and San Francisco.
Furthermore attention is called to
the fact that the two men who ap-
peared before the Santa Barbara
chamber of commerce urging the call
for convention representative OF
commercial bodies of the state are
from Santa Cruz and San Jose, natur-
ally friendly to San Francisco, Mr.
Collier says San Diego refuses to be
bound by the outcome Of any action
taken in Santa Barbara, and protests
against the whole matter as political
trick This accusation was even made
by George w McCombcr at the Santa
barbara meeting Saturday, and the
chamber was closely divided as to the
propriety of the action taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-15
C0FFR0TH SIGNS ATTELL
AND DRISC0LL FOR JULY z

:: SAN FRANCISCO, March IA :.
= Sunshine Jim Coffroth tonight =
= played a trump card when he an =
= nounced he had signed up Abe :.
= Attell and Jem Driscoll to fight y
= twenty-five rounds at his Colma =.
= arena on the afternoon of July 2. \
= The weight has been fixed at 126 !.
= pounds, thus insuring Attell he :.
= cannot lose his featherWeight \
= championship honors. !.
= AS ii Is to be staged two days \
\ before the big Jeffries-Johnson :.
= battle at Emeryville. Coffroth is =
:. sure of a big attendance at the 4
:. mill and has forestalled other =
= local promoters by announcing his T.
= plans so far ahead of time. The =
= match is one that will outshine \
= any made by other magnates here, 4
:. unless possibly something like =
= Ketchel and Langford or Burns :.
= and either the smoke or the mid =
= dleWeight champ were turned =
= loose by one of Sunshine's rivals. X
X Attell and the Welsh crack met =
= once before in a ten-round news =
= paper decision bout in New York, =
= and opinion was so divided the X
= bout must have been something =
x like a draw. The longer route =
= should settle the question of su- :
X premacy X
= :. = = :. = = = \ = = = = = = : = = =
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-15
F1ERALD'S
@@@@@
REALTO GOSSIP
By jay Davidson

pions a high price for their two nights
of playing.
Young Tom Carrigan, the automobile
man, and Frank Free, his pal, say that
the yare preparing to put the fastest
car ever shown in Southern California
on exhibition at the next show, and
that they will surprise some OF those
who do not think so If they Will step
inside and take a ride some day. The
car will be on exhibition in a few days.
The ten-round fight between Jimmy
Austin and Jimmy Carroll in Portland
has been postponed from March IA to
March 21. This will give both boys
ample opportunity for getting into
fighting trip, and, although Austin is
giving away about ten pounds in
agreeing to meet Carroll at 1l5 pounds
at o'clock, he expects 20 win.
Private advices from New Orleans
are to the effect that Freddie Corbett,
who was stopped in the ninth round by
Frank Picato few nights ago, is in
serious condition in a hospital in that
city. Picato has gone with Rawhide
Kelly to Boston TO keep fight en-
gagement there.
George Kennedy, we'll known in Los
Angeles as one of the classiest balk
line and three-cushion billiardists on
the coast. gave De ORC a good beating
in handicap match at San Francisco
last week, winning 75 to Ga, De ORC
agreeing to make 100 points while Ken
nedy was making 75. Clarence Berry,
a great admirer of Kennedy, won pot
Of money on the result.
San Francisco fight fans who expect
to have to occupy bleacher seats at the
Jeffries-Johnson fight because they are
not millionaires are raising a great
howl because the gallery chairs come
at $40 apiece. Rickard and Gleason
figure that this is the chance Of a life
time TO clean up, and they probably
will have a full house, even if the
seats do range in price from $40 to S100
each.
Good times are in sight again. Bar
ney Oldfeld has decided that he has
been away from Los Angeles long
enough and wires that he will become
a familiar figure on the rialto in a few
more days. Barney is very partial to
the Southern California brand of sun
shine.