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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10

tissues
the thin outer cuce while the
the
wise dry form OF diseases such these
blood diseases folic
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10

was instituted on the night of April
Both. Judge +. Bros, Past Grand Mas.
ter OF the State, acting as deputy, The
following officers were elected; Noble
Grand, J. H. Woodward; vice grand
n, B. Farrin: secretary, Samuel
Meyers; treasurer, G. X. Woodward.
This new lodge was an off-shoot of
Alexander Lodge.
On May LIST a meeting of the city
council was held for the purpose of
acting upon saloon bonds. Thirty.
nine bonds were presented The sa-
looms were now required to pay $500
annual license in lieu OF the former
ate of $50.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10

cart the suburbs of Washington, D. c.
They could easily have found seats but there they stood for
mile keeping the from the other who
Gated the conductor apparently having the to ask them
Another gnoramus who ought jail the
takes the left Of the sidewalk instead of the right will
between people and the walls Of buildings when the the
requires them to go to the curb.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10

The only Cairo paper with the ser
vice Of the Associated rress II The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10

fort guards. Efrai Homes, GEage Shw-
ait and Hsnrietta Hahn, sitbsttuAS
The Paducah boxs King ..foentakI
Browning and Ogilvie, forwards;
Hughes and Sills, guards.
The G. H. S. girls are: Alice Hast
lngs, center; Edna Whelan and Phyl
lis Smith. forwards; Laura Clendenen
and Kate Gilhofer, guards, Corrine
Walker and Anna Perez, substitutes
The G. II. S. boys: Colp, center:
Hill and Mcnamara, forwards; Reed
and Mattingly, guards. Gadbois ana
Roche, substitutes.
Extra seats will be put in because
t is confidently expected that there
will be a record breaking crowd in
attendance if reports amount to any.
thing. The visiting teams expect to
bring a large crowd of loyalists along
and to these reception and dance
will be rendered in the evening after
the games.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10

The Athenian Literary Society had
one of their good meetings yesterday
after school The most interesting
part of the program was the reading
of the Athenian Gazette This Is a
paper gotten up concerning various
happenings Of interest in and about
'C. H. s.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Cairo, Alexander County, illinois
Population 18,147.
Mayor. GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER
Treasurer. FRANK b. ARM.
STRONG.
Cily Attorney, HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller. ERNEST WORKMAN.
Magistrate, ANDREW WHlTCAMP.
Chief OF Police, M. s. EGAN.
Alexander County, Population 27,46f.
County Clerk, JESSE e. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff, FRED D. NELLIS.
States Attorney, ALEX M. WILSON
County Superintendent OF Schools,
PROF s. r, GOTT.
Assessor and Treasurer. w. q. LIP
PIT.
Coroner, DIR. JAS. MMANUS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10

REl6'S ToGGERY Sale begins this
morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10

Board Of County Commissioner.
]. J, JENNELLE. Chairman.
G. v. NEFF.
DIR. EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10

Mr.. c. l., Gittinger the new mathc,
MATES instructor at c. II s. is becom.
ing more thoroughly acquainted with
his duties and also the pupils and is
making favorable impression. Mr.
Gittinger is a fine athlete and is par,
ticularly interested in track events.
He will assist Mr.. Allen in coaching
out door sports this spring.
The members of the Boys Literary
Society has been taxed the sum Of
ten cents the total thus gained 10 b.
used in purchasing certain needy
books for the society,
The Senior American Literature
class is studying the lives of two fore
most American poets, Longfellow and
Whittier. incidentally the class is
becoming Wen acquainted with sew
raj fine works by these authors.
Miss Eva Rule, the girls coach AMI
Coach Allen for the boys yesterday
wrote Paducah that the contests
here would be under the Spaulding
rules of five members to each team;
that c. II. S. players are bona fide
Students in attendance every day at
school and up in their work and Padu-
cab would have to come up to the
same qualifications each team must
have list Through the captain) Of
its team and the substitutes in the
hands Of the scorer before the games
are called. The letters were written
TO furnish Paducah some desired in
formation.
REl5's ToGGERY Sale begins this
morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10

REl5's ToGGERY Sale begins this
morning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-10

Stafford Lodge No. 81. I. 0. o. F.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-21


tuns aus bem Wsge sina. als m.br
als stpei Sabre nntl Der aonIultntion.
bic cine alsbdtbige Operation perlanst
bate, bisi. pollsoesn fpurbe. mar es sii
'pdt. llno an bitem n53ufpat" III Der
gatimt eeiiorben.
Sn Jrantrtih bate iid, sipsi Sabre
mad nem Giur5s bes aaiisrrtidss Elm
StimmungspeHiel Doasoeen. Die una
fruhtboren 8emiihunsen Der 0dtionols
Deriammlung, benz Qanoe cine 8erfais
iung su ssben, peritimmtsn unb bsuns
ruhiaten. Die glide tpanDten fih tpies
Der na6 bem 9erbannisn bon gbiilss
BURT. Cine farfs 8etptsuns su ieinsr
Ridberufnns mar i'm Sang. Seben.
fdls IbmsiheIts fid 9apolson ielbii
nit bieier 5offHuna tpnhrI6einlitl
cine Der lseren 5offnunaen. bic bos
Grill er5eust. sSn bier Woden iteisen
mir su gferbs," fpra1 CT gu ieinsn
9erirduten. Rah bier Moten lag er
i'm Garge.
augenIheinIidd fpurbe Der GniihfuB.
iih Der Operation gu uniertpsrfen. bon
bem aaiier init Riidiiht auf biefe4nss
Iidisn ssFnbi. Gin singshenber geri6i
bes DtrInufes Der aranfbeit lit nihi
ber0ffentIift tporben, Die ON nieiiien
psrbreitstt aniiHt III. baB bieCperoticn
- natiirli6 ipie immtr - ssluneen.
Der patisnt aber an elmer sii groBen
0abe gIorol. bic ibm bic staiferin
nufstnStbist, berfdisbsn fti. Oona
anbers iauttt dIItrbinss bic TdriteIs
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aeIdidtes 8etpeismatertal. aus ipels
dem berpprgebt, bab in ben Der.
Staaten bic ruiiiThe 9pIi3eifptter be-
itebt. 8irb aber bic unterIuhung
psrdnitaltet, gu ipelher Der Senat un-
feres Grmefens niht berehtiet lit, 10
pGre es gu tpiini6en. oaB iie iiber pus
gan3e BoIiseitpefen ii9 ausbebnt, oenn
aud in bie'sm Sale tdnn man, tpie BEL
ben Nrbettern, BON einem nattonaIen
StanboI reoen. Gs gibt fetn 2dno
uuf benz &roenrunp, in pelhem bic
giiraer 70 fhuBIos Der poliSet gegens
itberiteben, ME Die Der. Stauten.
Der ruifiihe &oiad lit i'm 8ergleia
bo3u Elm Mtuiter ppn 8issiplin uno
4dtunQ nDr Dem 8eIeb. Sn gtep Yort
bietet oer Munor ale Gnergie auf, Inn
ben BoIi3iiten nus priigeln ab3uges
n6bnen uno in alien dnberen Stdoten
pGre Da5 @Ieihe angebrad)t, oenn
iiberau gretfen Die Poli3iiten o6ne Die
minoe'te gerehtigun9 Sum Sniippel.
4ber es niro niht bios ohne 8runo
QepriigeIt, ionoern aud gelhpTen. mo-
rim gbicogo, pas fih BON jeher oura
bsIonbers ihlehte Boli3etperpaItun5
bemertbur Qemaht bat, Elm borrenbes
SeiIpiel qeliefert bat. 0ret 9plen ia.
ben in Der Nott BRET Mdnner in Gipil
ouf iie 3utommen. Sm 8Gauben, odB
es StrdBenrGuber iino, Ioufen tie
unoiterfiilIt oupon. Die orei Mdnner,
:, 9etettips paren, feuern ibre
S6uBpuffen auf bie5Iiebenoen ab uno
ihieBen 3pei Ron linen toOt. W}un
niro Die lln9IidIihen begroben uno
pamit tpiro bic Sahe dbgctpdn Ietn.
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4erSte nno @eltseidihte.

Sin 8si.ran Der .naIiihen Sournus
liftit bat sben in einem guht 5uiam.
mengefdbt, tpas er lber ben Qussong
Papoleons beobadtet, mas er bon 3eits
genoHen esbort nno mas er aus onbers
ipeitissn. Oft ihptr susdnslidsn Der.
offentlihunsen tntnommen bat. eoa
iparb aesge in ia rpobl aud auspdrtis
gen 3unftsenoHen oIs frissstorres
fponbent unb oils Rsporier zines ori.
ftotratifHsn 8laites, Der Worninspoi:,
betanni. Gr nsnni fsin Bud ~1b,
Gmpreb Guaenis, 1870 Bis 1870
Mitisls ieiner 8erbinounsm unb boni
fsinsm iournaliitii6tn piud s.lana ss
ihm, burn bic Rsportsrn unb Snters
piepern ionii 10 fsit perihloiIsnsn1bii.
rem BON gbiilsburit su brinaen, In BEN
Sterbeiimmer Rappleons unb bei ieis
nsr Mufbahrung aus btm Munb.
Observation-Disclosures feline Ncii5en iibe,
ben aronibtitsptrlnuf Su fammsln.
dm 8. Sanuar 1873 unitrlos Wapo'
leon Der Dritie su gbiileburit ben
ssclaen elmer Gteinoperasion. Die Gs'
Ihinie bides mebi5ini3h<n greisnifIss
asbt 6onb in bonb NIT bsngorsdnesn,
bic ben eroBen aries porbtreiteten, ihn
beplsiteien unb ibm folsttn. Mm l.
SuIi 1870. ols bic so1ernaffdrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-21

Bon SObonnes 1roian.
Grinnerunesn. grdbens Srdr6ac1
uno oas ate 6aubmannsbaus. --
FriiblinQsprQ6t. - 9do Wiloitein.
- Eometens Wein.

IN Der Mofel mar i6 gum eritenmaI
i'm Wai 1859 ais Bonner Stuoent duf
etner luftigsu Wauoerfabrt init Som
milttonen. Damn lab in oie Wciel erit
pieoer um 1882 ais reifer MtaHn uno
5amilienDutsr, ais it Ihen einmal
9ei9norsner uno einmal Wa blmannss
tanoiodt eepsier mar. Seitoem aber
babe ia bic utoieI of bsfu6t, itets in
GeielI'6aft gutter 5reunoe, Die 3ugleid
frO6s un0 tluge 3e6er iparsn. SD
rlu6ts Die WNielreiie gsfp0bnlich. ME
ih dls Reontteur zines DodenHattes
mid ausoriitts, ,stpif4en spsi Rums
mern".
Gum iieb5ehnten Wtal bin id, an Der
Rofel getDeisn in sieiem fSriibiing, 3u
friiberer 3sit. ais ih fcnit bort6iu su
tommeu pflegts. Sd mar uufgefproert
iporoen. 4rfuns April i'm &urhauIs All
Wiesbaoen einen 8ortrug al bdlten,
uno bate Das angenomreu nit bem
5intergebnnten, Ddmit einen ahiteher
ins WtDfeitbal arl oerbinoen. Dement,
fpreheno babe i6 bann ge5dnbelt. Rah
grfiiGung meiner 8ortragspfliht in
Wiebaben, bas i6pn iebr BON Babe
gditen belebt unb pom sFriiblina id,on
rei5eno ansgeihmiidt jar, bin ih als-
bdnn oilr9 Die tpunOerpoae aanDi9dft
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9okal.Derid)t
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DAB gautommitte, hesuniperfiid.ss
rotbs nabm s.ii.rn Ru6miitas in eis
n.r Sibuns. bic i'm Bureau bes ar4ia
ietten Wolter q. 5ran3 I'm Union
Truit @sbdube ftaitfanb, aHssboie
fir bic eIettriI6en unb bic 6si5anlas
aen in BEN i'm 8au besriffenen ntusn
gebdubs fir bos Snsenieur Dspors
iement unb fir bic 5urnballs entsss
gen. Die ausfiihruns oe arbeitsn
biirfle etlpa SOL 900 toiten.
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airdjlidjes.

pnjtor Jobn g. 9raur bon Der Jrs
iten 9eutifen 9iih0fiiten Methob.s
Firhe an Der Raes Strabe. SpiIhsn
Der 13. unb IA. Sirobs. tpirb Conn
tas Rorssn iibsr .5efu biiiOriifs ers
f4sinIng" unb glbenos iiber .Ssiu
auioritdt in Der 2sbrs" prebisen. S,.
bermann III gu ben @ottssoienfi.n
eineelaben unb pill,ommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-21

Jn Der IeB ten Gonbention Der
gpli3eihefs tpurDe Der brittle 8ru5"
fir cine Uf1tbe ertIdrt urD Elm paur
Sage oarauf bat Elm Mann in Chicago
fia erbangt, ben Die polissi burb bic
4nipenbung beg Dritten @rabes gum
Babniinn getrieben bate. Merffpiirz
bigertpetie ipirb Elm 9ommittee Deg
8unDes Senats cine 1nteriuhunq
fiber piefe poli3eilihen 5orturen an
ftellen. 8eruHlaBt fpuroe bds ourA
perI9iebenen Senats Tlitgiiebern 5uz
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Canning, Den II. Ytai 1910.

Der gaiige g 6peif be3
Spmeten lit perIbpurosn. o6er Ontel
SSoe lit un5 geblieben. Benn er ar
sSnTur9enten oeutt, entItrOmt ibm &C.
mug 8dS. um 3pon3i9 8ometsnIAnelfe
her3uiteLIen.
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Die Stunoputter i'm SenGt
berIu6sn ieBt, bic 0emotrdten iiir tire
3pete 6etreiTs Der GiIerba6n~gil eins
3uf1ngen. IS lit thnen Iehr Diel Dar1n
deleQen. Die 9dra9rupben aus oem
geqe gu rGumen. lpel6e bic 8erpGiIez
runq Don Observation-Disclosures yer
bieten. Die cSnIurgenten nuren fir
oieTe QbIi6t rtft gu boben. Guruuf
tpuroen Ilnterban0lunQen nit ben De-
mptruten Qnqetrupft, Den9u man 1I3
R0oer oo5 8eriprehen ga6, fir Die
@ufrubme DON 2lri3Dna un0 Heuz
W}erito in ben Stoutenbuno Itimmen
3u pDllen. betreffs pelher man t:s
fpdrtet, DQB tie cine Demotroti7te Der
tretunq in Den 3ongreB i6iten perz
ben. Der &0Der purbe Dofl9efGQiq
bemertt, aber man biB ntht Darduf an.
Gine Qn3d6l Temotruten ertlGrteu,
bQB t6re 6onitituenten Dem GQrifz
uuo Dem Giien6a6nz Shpin0el elm
Gnos Qemaft Iehen poQten. Qlus oer
Gnerbieter Der StanDpotter oe6t her
Dor, Dap tie blinO ME bic Cullen m
Sonnenlidt iino. Sie 6oben nod nttlt
belnertt. bag beiOe Parteien in 81
ndn3sQriTtotratsn unD goItsmdnner
oeipalten itnO unD DoB Die 8oltsitrjz
mung aQe bt5beri9en 8arteiprin3ipien
uno GmbIsme fortqeihpemmt bat.
Die SheiDelinie beitebt niht mebr srpiz
f6en Repu6litdnern uno 9smotrdtea,
fonbern 8rpiihen 5reunoen uno 6elnz
ben oes 8oltes. Die 4riTtotrdten III
beioen Parteien iteben 3uiammer, an
qegen 0us 8olf. uno bic 8oltsmGnner
in 6eioen Parteien iteben 3uIamme1,
I'M fir bos 9olt gu tptrten.
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Wtdn bat Die 2uft in boben jfes
qionen unterIudt uno teire Spur orn
Der 9luuidure gefunoen, Die iitb I'M
S9peife oss 8ometen befinoet. Der
Sonnet lit olIo nitt gifti9, pOrtn Ct
iia pprtbeilbuft pon Cntel SOe Gan
non unterlheloet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-21

Cine 70 d tige Gnt1teloung
CUR 9etdmpfunQ QelpiTer 1ruits 1T in
Winneiotu erflofen. 0ort bat nas
aberIte geri6t enti1ieben, oaB 01s
8sieB, peltes ben Yertauf oon eta
pelurtiteIn gu perI6ieoeren Yreiisn
perbietet, tonItitutioneQ lit uno pdber
poQItredt fperoen tann. So lit 015
qeqen Die Stdnoaro Oil gomp gerttz
tet, rpelne cine lDtdle 8onturren5, no
iie oieieIbe Dorfdno, pernihtete, ino2.n
Tie nd5 9renn0l unter Dem Hoitenprotle
pertdufte, I'M, tpenn Der WIttbeDer5er
beiettiqt mar, tpieoer nit Dem Brtl'e
aufauiaIQQen. Gs lit aber riht aQgn
Sruits auf oieie @ejie bet3utomm.n.
Die StouoarD Oil Comp. tontrotirt
niht bic 9roouttipu pon Sobien6l,
IonDern nur Den 6anoeI. 9e5meoen
lam ibre N(etboDe betGmpft nerOen.
2(noere 5ru't5. peIta Die Broouttion
tontroIiren. t0nnen nur 0urh 4bihGf=
flung Der 30ue matt 9eiegt reroen.
Gs gepQbrt un5 sroBe Sefrisz
biguno, ouB in Der Giienbabnz8iQ Der
BdraQropb 6eitehen bIeiben miro. bar
bic GinIebuno zines 6unoelsgerih1s
perfUQt. Der 9rGiioent bGIt ibn fiir
pihtig uno Die 9SniurQenten fir iiberz
fliiIIiQ. Syn oieiem Buntte bat Ner
9rGIioent entIhjeoen Rsdt. Tos Ge~
ri6t nirb ale geItneroen Qeger Gi=
fen6ubnen in eriter Snftdn3 OsrhanOeIn.
Saourh miro eine 1tIeunige Grltoiz
ounQ Der 8ro3e1Ie bepirtt, mas bon
qroBer 0itttQteit lit, oo es gu Der
5attit Der Giienbu6nen Qebort, grn>
3eIie m09li6it 3u perI6IeppeH. 3pei=
tens erlanQer bic 93t6ter oQDur6, baB
iie fih Bins nit GiIenbubnz8 8ro7eTen
beifGftiqen, cine Ta6tenntniB, Die run
or0Bter @ihtigteit 1T, I'm oem 9ubliz
FUN @ere6tiqteit nioerfabren gu taIz
fen, benn mebr QLs Elm 8rp}eb 1T f.jr
hteies Derloren geganqen, neil oie
Hitter 7ih nift in ben 5ehnttulitGt2r
3urehtftnoen tDnnten. ShlieBlth er~
Qibt Iih oaruus cine einheitlthe Re4t=
iDretuna obne pel6e Die 9yuTti3 Elm
Gbaos BON niOeriprehenoen 2lniit=
ten lit.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-02
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS To
CONTEST IN TRACK MEET
Six Institutions Will Be Repre-
Sented in Athletic Events
at Occidental

The annual track and field meet Of
the suburban section high schools OF
Los Angeles county will he held this
afternoon on the Occidental campus,
commencing at 1 o'clock. The schools
that will compete are Bonita union
high school, Burbank high. Citrus
union high, FL Monte, Glendale and
Monrovia.
Tho regular academic field and track
events is the program for the day, and
this includes the recently adopted base
ball throw. Contestants will be al
lowed on the field only when compet-
ing and none but officials wearing
badges and competing athletes win be
allowed upon the field, At the eonclu-
sion Of the events a banner and med
ais will be presented to winning team
and contestants taking first places.
The judges Of the day are as fol-
lows: Referee and starter, George Bra
len; timers, DR.. Esterly, Robb and Ed
wards; judges Of finish, Chandler, Cha
pin and Hagerman; judges of jumps,
Moore Hammacll and Paul; judges Of
weights. Smith. Bell and Wilson; clerk
of course, Burt: announcer, Richard
son; marshal and inspectors, Cumber-
land, Schoonover, Bercovitz, Church.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-02
BY lay DAVIDSON


II
with the
improvement
the ditch with
indicates that
aggregation.
yesterday
allowing hits and given
allowed doubt
to
in
put SIXTH
behind stoval while Crger
plagued will a o mspays
the Carlisle
Maink
safely
nhed right Brashea
Dillon Brastea decision
the midway station to the plate the field Another
for a ramb a he wayro
Everything perfectly %
victory strong
sending Brahar the plate Fisher
Lindsay
nfed Lindsay Brown pulled double Lindsay
StoVau pulled another double steal
walking
by
them
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-02
ENGLISH LORDS TO
ATTEND BIC FIGHT.
Rosebery Organizing a DiStin-
guished Party for Trip to
Frisco Next July

LONDON, April 1.-While England
has some rather strenuous political
questions to solve, parliament is bit
more interested in the question of who
will get a ticket to Lord Rosebery' s
special party to visit the Jeffries-John-
son fight in the United States Already
half a dozen lords have been invited
and have agreed to join in the tour of
the United States. Within the next
fortnight the list of the party will be
completed. For various reasons Lord
Rosebery calls his party a junket to
Canada and the States, but San Fran
cisco and July 4 are the real important
point and date of the trip. Englishmen
like a fight, and Lord Rosebery is a
hero among his fellow lords in suggest
ing the idea of making the trip. The
party will leave England in May, and
after visiting Canada will go to New
York, and then in a special train slowly
make their way westward to San Fran
cisco. arriving in time to witness the
big fight. Five cars will make up the
special train. The party will be limited
to twenty-five members of the nobility,
but a corps Of secretaries and Wallets
will be taken along. The English con-
sui in San Francisco has engaged ring
side seats for the party.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-02
DADDY G|P WINS BY
COBURN'S ALERTNESS
Beats Barrier and Lasts Long
Enough to Get First Money
by a Nose
ASSOCIATED Pressl

OAKLAND, April daddy Clip beat
the barrier in the Cordelia handicap at
Emeryville today and won from Ches-
ter Krum by a nose, Salali beat Ban
Ann a neck in the 2-year-old event. ],
r. Laughrey gained an easy victory in
the distance event. Results:
First race, six furlongs, selling-Olathe, 95
d<ederis), won; Gllles. III Rice), second
Aftermath. III (Archibald), third. Time,
Ills 2-5. Copperield. Dovalta, Phillistlna, Pre-
tension, c. ]. Cox and Andrew b. Cook also
ran.
Second race, four furlonss. sellng-saali.
109 (KenD, won; Ban Ann, lO7 (McBride), Sec
ond; Abigail X 1o5 Rice). third. Time,
40 1-5 Dacia. Media, La Camargue. Mime.
Zlata Brana, Dolly V. B. and Pawhuska also
ran.
Third race mile and quarter. sellinE-J. n.
Laughrey 1o7 Keogh). won; Miss ofhcious.
107 (Nederis), second; Legatee 105 CGross)
third. Time. 2:O9 3-5. Wolfville. Nasmerito,
Goldway aud Lanita also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs. Cordela handi-
cap-Daddy Clip. 10i (Coburn), won; Chester
Krum. 1oS a. Williams second; Lady
Elizabeth 100 (Andersom, third. Time
Hal Redeem and Lewiston also ran.
Fifth race, milo. selling-Rubric 115 CArchi-
BALD, won; Coppers 10 Goss), second; French
Cook 1Os CVosnar). third. Time. 1873 30
Hush Money, Billy Taylor FL Mollno, Mike
Jordan Gen. Haley Wicket, Old Settler and
Pickaway also ran.
Sixth race fve and a half furIongs, purse
Sweet Basil, 115 Mentryl, won; W. V.
(Kederis) third. Time 1903 SO. ormonde,
Cunningham. Cuvlna, Ethel Mex, Babe
Neely Basel, Bonte, Verde Circo, Prince
Winter and Vesparian also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-02
NEWS
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TROUT FISHERMEN ARE
WARNED TO Be CAREFUL
Opening Steelhead Season Does
Not Allow Catching of
Other Fish

With tho opening of the steelhead
trout fishing season yesterday as pro-
Vided by the last session of legislature.
County Game Warden w. B. Morgan
issues a warning to all prospective
fishermen who intend going to the san
Gabriel river and tho Big Rock creek
to fish for the trout that to keep them
selves out of trouble they will not fish
in these two streams, which are about
the only two streams where fishing can
be carried on to any extent in the
county.
He declares that as the season ap-
plies only to steelhead trout, and as
other trout In the streams are hard
to distinguish from the former. fisher
men are almost sure to violate the law
by catching other trout than the steel
head. His contention is that only fish
experts are able to distinguish between
the steelheads and the mountain trout.
The season opens for mountain trout
on May /, and Morgan advises waiting
until the opening of the regular trout
season, and then no chances will be
taken by fishermen of violating the
state laws.
Two deputy game wardens and four
state deputies left yesterday for the
San Gabriel river and Big Rock creek
to see that none but steelhead trout
are taken from the streams. Close at
tentlon is to be given to fishermen. and
their catches will be looked after close
ly by the deputies.
1.-THE provision allowing steelhead
trout to be caught on April /, when the
open season for other trout commences
on May /, Is one of the most foolish
measures ever passed by the legislature
in connection with the game laws" de-
clared Morgan yesterday morning.
"Steelhead trout and mountain trout
are hard to tell apart. The former is
long, slim, dark and very speckled.
Mountain trout are more compact and
rounded, but there is no great differ
ence in their colors.
There may be a few steelhead trout
at the mouth of the San Gabrial river.
but in the rest Of the stream and Big
Rock creek doubt II any can be found.
Fishermen catching other than steel
others back in the stream, and in nine
cases out of ten they die an hour af-
terward, although they may appear
lively when released. There are so few
steelhead to be caught and so many of
the other trout that may be injured by
hooks that the opening of the season on
April l for steelheads is injurious for
the fish in these streams
Morgan declared that the law might
be all right in some counties where the
steelhead run up the river in shoals,
but in Los Angeles county he believes
that the open season being fixed in
April Is one of the worst measures ever
passed for the protection OF fish in local
streams.