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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-12
COUNTY AUDITOR VOGEL SUCCESS,
Full IN SECURING REDUCTION
Personally Appeared Before State
Tax Commission Arguing Tax
Question Of Brown County.

Co. Auditor Louis G. Vogel has
again proven that he is the servant of
the people and that he looks after their
interests wherever and whenever op-
portunity offers itself. Last week he
recei Ved notice from the State Tax
Commission that Brown County is to
be raised l5% in Real Estate as re-
turned by the County Board of Equali-
cation, and he believing that such
raise was uncalled for, Immediately
got in communication with the State
Tax Commission by phone and letter,
Whereupon hearing was granted him
for last Monday forenoon and at his
own expense, appeared before the
Board and presented his claim and
reasons objecting to such a raise.
The arguments advanced by Auditor
Vogel were so strong that the Board
reconsidered their former action and
reduced the assessments from l5M to
1923.
Furthermore he accomplished a re-
duction in Personal Property assess
ment OF Item II E from 5O% to 1914
and Item 10 from 25@ to 2Oe6. The
last items effected our manufacturing
industries, like the mills, breweries
etc.
Mr.. Vogel has certainly proven
| again that his ambition is and always
J has been to look after the welfare of
the people OF Brown County, and his
actions have demonstrated that he is
the right man for the right place.
His Office is conducted in an exemplary
manner and his methods have at
tracted the attention of numerous
county auditors over the state, who
from time to time have asked advice
as TO the best ways how to arrange
the work in their respective Office.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-12
English as She Is Spoke.
TITS objectionable"
"You mean impossible, don't your
II mean that it can't be did,
Judges Library.
Cause for Thankfulness.

The butler Of a Scottish laird, who
had been in the family for many years,
1-a:Sned his place, complaining that
his H. 1ship's wife was always scold-
ing him. IF that's all you have to
complain Of" said the master, you
have little excuse for leaving" I'm
not going to put up with it any
longer" was the answer. go then"
said the laird, signing, "and be thank
full all the days of your life that you
are not married to her"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-12
Good Reason Why!

There's only one reason why Ellis
worth should be elected to Congress
and that's because Editor Liesch of
New Ulm and Joe Reynolds of the
Mankato Free Press want him elected.
Both are goodfellows and need the post
Offices. But what would a postoffice
do them when a Democratic ticket is
to be elected in 1912, See!- Sleepy Eye
Herald Dispatch.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-12
Mar Our Own low.

The universe is set for the 10Y OF
all Its creatures, including birds,
kittens, street sweepers, college presi-
dents and kings; and it is only from
the inside of a man that there do
issue forth the devils Of care and
worry.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-12
Positive Proof.

Jack, three and one-half years old,
had been put to bed by his mother,
who was entertaining company. He
suddenly burst into the room, crying:
Mamma, there's big mouse in my
room.'' "Oh, no! l don't think So"
said his mother. I'm sure of it," said
Jack, Il heard him wagging his tail"
-Delineator.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-12
a Mean Man Has III. Place.

A Mean Man Has His Place.
There is some satisfaction in know.
ing a downright mean man. You can
by loving him well assure yourself
place in heaven and it will be rather
satisfying after you get there to know
that he went to the other place and
got what was coming to him.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-12
By Permission of Minneapolis Journal.
Her Twisted Day.
-Delineator.

Illustrated by the Author.
81 feel all twisted round about
Sighed little Deity Grey.
My dolly's very sick in bed,
And can't get up all day.
Now mama's gone to grandmas,
And papa's gone to town.
And nurse has to clean all day
Upstairs, and won't come down.
= guess I II visit all the flowers,
And pick a great bouquet,
And give it to the next one who
Will come along this way
A lovely, fragrant bunch she picked
And to tie gate she ran,
For down the long and shady street
Came little withered man.
She stretched timid little hand
Across the gate and smiled;
He took the flowers thankfully,
And murmured, HBless you, child,
Wee Detty's heart jumped joyfully,
And she shed . happy tear.
Why, I'm all straight again!''
She cried, How very awf'ly queeris
-Wanda Hazel Gag,
New Ulm, MINI.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
BY LAY DAVIDSON

a Angels got
deserved licking yesterday in the second Of the series with ue
the Hoganaer confed-
of boost the suburban lads
with the the procession Both teams
the Angels scoring
had the lead with three
the visitors again
lowed only three scattering remaining
lead
scoring the three the seventh
the home teams play
boaed
could not hit WHett brand
weird
Angels had won the opening day game wit" vernon by something resembling
Villagers finish
Of when they did
during the period that helped
day with only gn call down by Umpire McGvy for doing too per-
grounds by order of the umpire Hap insisted that he had right to talk
could interpret the law that
HIS the second when grabbing
called
NcGreevy severely
IN
Bernard short may have had some
victory switched
a quit game
garden
center field fence his mad rush after fly ball that Tozer slammed
he
destruction Time called
revived a
finished
innings
Gill replaced him Gill a
showed by holding the
innings he tossed
brought about defeat rather
of shows wilett pitched
the full
be worked out successfully
Following the progress the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
CRACK SPLINTER IS
AN EDUCATED RACER
John H. Sheehan, After a Long
String of Wins, Loses as
Odds-on Favorite

OAKLAND, March 3t.-John H. Shee-
han. the sensational sprinter, after a
long list of victories, met defeat in
the Bowlers' handicap at EmeryVille
today. He was an sodds-on favorite,
but tired racing out With Thistle Belle.
Cloudlight proved the winner. Beda
was the surprise in the opening event
Results:
First race futurity course, selling-Beda. 103
NIcBridge). won; Metropolitan, 107 G5elden),
Time, 1:l2. Calopus, Gramercy, Elodia b.,
Lumen, Passenger Rey El Tovar and Contra
Costa also ran.
Second race, six furlongs selling-Rosamo'
1O7 CWilliams), won; Emma c., 80 (Gargan),
second: Roy Junior, 110 (Archibald), third.
Time, 1:14 l-5. Argonaut, Marburg, Madeline
Musgrave Faneuil Hall, Pmkim, Ampedo,
Adena and Beauman also ran.
Third race, mile and twenty yards, selling
Silver Line 106 (Gargan), won; Dixie Dixon,
90 (AIiler), second; Spring Ban, JOG CGross),
third Time 1:45 2-5. Oceanview, CoblesIill
French Cook, Goldway and Redondo also ran.
Fourth race five furlongs, Bowlers' handi-
p-Cloudlight, 10 (Archibald), won; Gal
vesca, 90 (Anderson), second; Thistle Belle,
100 (Thomas), third. Time. 100 1-5. John II.
Sheehau and Bnocular also ran.
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards selling
Cadiehon, 113 CVosper), woni Wolfvile 1lS
CCoburn) second; Cocksure, los (Williams),
third. Time, 1:A 2-5. Cataline, Wap, Special
Delivery. Oriene, st. Albans, Nasmerito and
Tom O'Maley also ran.
sixth race, six furlongs, purse-Gold Finn
1O5 (C;ross), won; Likely Deudonne, 109 tWil-
liams), second; Kid North, 81 (Selden), third
Time, ia. Oreo Bishop W. DR.. Dougherty
Roman Wing and Rapid Water also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
POLO TEAMS To PLAY
FIRST PRACTICE GAME
HermosiIIo and Coronado Will
Open PaSadena's New
Sport Field Today
Ispecial to The Herald. !

PASADENA, April 1.-Pasadena's s
new polo field will have its introduc-
tory contest this afternoon when the
players of the Hermosillo and Coro-
nado teams will play a practice game.
The field is in good shape and before
the players take it all will be in readi-
ness for the big contest Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at Tournament
park.
All the players and their ponies are
i'm the city, the Hotel Maryland hav-
ing become headquarters for the two
teams by mutual consent, though sew
cral Of the polo contingent have gone
to Hotel Raymond and Hotel Green.
There will be a dinner ut the Hotel
Maryland Saturday evening, given by
President Frank @. Hogan of the
Pasadena Polo club and this will be
followed by a dance at the hostelry.
One of the features of the afternoon
at Tournament park will be the serV-
ing of tea at the polo clubhouse on
the grounds during the afternoon.
The local polo four, Frank G. Hogan,
Fred Emery, T. II. Mccoy and DR.. A.
II. Savage, will start getting into
shape next week for future contests.
A second four is planned within the
club and out of the two or perhaps
three fours which will be locally put
in the field it is expected first team
will be evolved. This team is expected
to continue to keep Pasadena on the
polo map after the game of Saturday
afternoon has put it there.
Most of the boxes for Saturday have
been taken by society people, one or
der being for twenty boxes alone.
There is every prospect that the grand
stand and bleachers will be filled upon
the initial presentation of the gen
t1pnau'S game Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01

naming games. Hap is a bit stuck
up about that bunch of his and believes
ne will stay right on top of the heap
throughout the season.
Umpire McGreevy is the sort of in
dicator man that the fans like to have
around. When he makes a decision
he impresses the players and fans with
the absolute fact that there is no ap-
peal and when he tells a player that
silence is golden, he means that
second offense will cost something. and,
if aggravated. will mean expulsion.
There is an air of strictly business"
about him that makes a hit with even
the players whom he disciplines. He
knows his business, too, if anybody
happens to ask.
Jimmy Quinn, a Chicago feather
weight, has arrived in Los Angeles in
search of business. and Joe Leby is
authority for the statement that Quinn
is a live wire if he is as good as he
was a few months ago. He asks for
trial. and will fight on a winner-take-
all basin in order to get an opportunity
to prove himself.
Sam Langford resumed training yes
terday at Arcadia and will keep it up
steadily until the day previous to his
Jim Barry arrived yesterday and will
begin training at once at Doyle's
Southside club. Barry is a strong be-
lever in the ability of Barry to whip
Langford and says that the two weeks
he has in which to train will permit
him to rest for a day or two before
getting down to hard knocks, as he Is
Just fresh from his battle with Jack
Burns.
Friends of Harley NJ. Walker. more
familiarly known as Beanie. will re
gret to learn that he was called back
to Ohio last night by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of his
father, who is not expected to survive
until the son arrives.
Charles e. Taylor-Your player
would lose his amateur standing If he
should play with professionals or ac-
cept pay for his playing Better ad-
wise him to watch the game from the
grand stand, instead of participating,
as he surely will endanger his amateur
standing if he plays.
Dispatches from Frisco tell of the
news CD that Langford and Tommy
Burns will fight sforty-five rounds in
that city September 3. Joe Woodman
denies that any such match has been
made, but desires to inform Burns or
anybody else, excepting Jeffries. that
Sam will fight any of them when a
n Use like money is made in accom-
paniment to the talk. Woodman says
he would like to send Sam after Burns
a. he believes it would be a great
card and furnish a great fight, but he
fears Langford viii have some diff
Guilty in getting Burns signature to
articles of agreement.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
BOCA GRANDE TAKEN
OUT OF DERBY RACE
Crack Three-Year-0Id Runs Dis
appointingIy and Owner
WithdraWS from Stake

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March 81
w. H. Fizer today announced he would
not start Boca Grande in the American
derby, the headliner of the present
meeting, which is to be decided at Mon
Grief Saturday The announcement
came after the ignominious defeat of
Boca Grande in today's feature sum
mary:
First race, six furlongs. purse-Earl's Court
won Mystiher second, Hickey third. Time
lib 3-5.
Second race four furlongs purse-Darling
won Tallahassee second, Kentucky Rose third.
Time, 0:4S 3-5.
Third race, six furlongs, purse-Judge Hen
derson won, Miss Sly second Don Hiaz third.
Time, 1;14 4-5
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth, purse-I.ive
Wire won, Pulka second Furnace third. Time,
LAG 2-5.
Fifth race six furlongs, purse-Parkview
won, Judge Cabaniss second, Bonnie Bard
third. Time, 1:12 %.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth, purse
Oberon won, Roseboro second, Hooray third
Time, 1:47 2-5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
BEAVERS AND SEALS
PLAY FIFTEEN INNINGS
Game Called on Account of Dark
ness with the Score Stand
ing 2 to 2
ASSOCIATED Pressl

OAKLAND, March 31.-With the
s. re standing to ., the game between
Portland and San Francisco was called
on account of darkness this afternoon
at the end of the fifteenth inning.
Portland scored one run i'm the sixth.
When Ryan singled to center, tallyine
Olsen. In the seventh Spies bunted
safely. Ort drove to the pitcher. stein
forced Spies at third, and Netzel sin
gled 10 right, filing the bases. Olsen
llIted one to left, scoring Ort.
Tenant opened the seventh with q
long drive over right field fence Win
Griffin and McHale out. Berry made =
tWo-baBger. McArdle scored him with
double along the third base line.
The teams had been playing two
hours and fifty-five minutes when a
halt was called Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
LOVING PICTURES of the last
Langford-F Flynn fight, which was

M OWING PICTURES of the last
wi Langford- Flynn fight, which was
-~'A staged at Vernon last st. Pat
rick's day, were placed on exhibition
yesterday at the new American theater
OF South Broadway. near Fifth street,
and attracted quite a large crowd dur
ing the day The pictures did not
show to good advantage at first exhibi-
ton, but are getting better now, and
as one can see and recognize friends,
including himself. at ringside, and can
settle all disputes regarding the fight,
it is expected that the theater will be
packed at future shows during the aft
ternoons and evenings. Harry Mes
tayer is the feature of several films,
his familiar visage being plainly in eVl-
dence as he moves about in the range
Of the panoramic camera. Dick Ferris,
Nat Goodwin. Hen Berry, Jack Ripper,
Ed Maier, Charles Comiskey, Hugh
Duffy and other sporting notables are
easily recognizable. The pictures settle
one dispute very plainly-that Flynn
fell headlong toward his own corner
when he received the knockout blow,
some having contended that he fell IN
the opposite direction, while others
were of the opinion he fell toward the
who have seen the pictures once are
going back again to settle various dis
putes and view the desperate fight all
over again.
Baseball cranks who go out to Chutes
park this afternoon to attend ball
game will find the gates locked. This
is the day that the Coast league sea-
son opens at Vernon and the villagers
will entertain their dearest rivals, the
Angels, at the usual hour, 2:3O o'clock.
Those who desire to drive out to the
park in their automobiles will be
nleased TO learn that Hustling Jack
DovIc has had constructed dandy
driveway that leads from Santa Fe
avenue to near the grandstand' from
which point the game may be viewed
at close quarters. The same teams play
there again Sunday morning.
Paul Roman and Johnny Barry will
furnish the main event at the OXnard
boxing show tomorrow night, being
scheduled to go twenty rounds. The
manager of the Oxnard club has done
well in getting so good boy as Roman
for a main event attraction. and the
fans of the little city should enjoy a
boxing feast. Roman has trained well
and believes he will win by knock
out in less than ten rounds.
Happiness. old boy, occupies a top
notch position now with his fast ag-
gregation, and says that it feels so
good to be so high up that he proposes
to stay there, and defies the Angels
to make him move on. Hap says he
should have won the opening GONE,
and that, although luck favored the
other fellows. he will have no difficulty
in taking the odd game of the series
if he does not even take all the re-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
ZBYSZSKO AND ROLLER
MATCHED AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO March 31.-Zbyszsko and
DR.. b. r. Roller, in all probability will
furnish the next big wrestling bout for
Chicago, and it will take place
April 29. The Empire Athletic club
is planning the bout and already the
signatures of the principals have been
secured.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
11b-PoUND CLASS
1e5-PoUND CLASS

Monroe of the Orsatti club beat Mac
kie, unattached. in the opening round
of their scheduled three-round go,
through the sponge route. This bout
opened fast and furious, with both men
landing hard and often, Mackle being
knocked through the ropes in the early
going, taking the count. on re-enter-
Ing the ring he was so groggy that he
did not know whether he was fighting
or attending a church service.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
SENATORS UNABLE
To TOUCH NELSON
Commuter TWirIer Casts a Spell
Over Sacramento BatterS
and Gets Supported
COAST LEAGUE

SACRAMENTO. March 31.-The Sen
ators could do nothing with Nelson's
delivery this afternoon and the Oaks
won, to 2. In the fifth inning, the
entire Oakland team surrounded I'm
pire Finney when he called Carroll out
at third base. Cameron grabbed and
was ordered out of the game. French,
who was sitting on the Oakland bench,
was also ordered from the field for
roasting Finncy Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
135-POUND CLASS

without exception the best bout of
the evening was the final exhibition
between Jimmy Hayes and Willie
Darnby, both unattached, the former
winning by decision after an extra
round had been fought, which tho
judges thought necessary to settle the
supremacy. Hayes scored a knock
down in the opening round which really
gave him the verdict, as Darnby more
than held his own in the two final
rounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
ANGELS PLAY like CROSSROADS BOOBS;
VERNON SMOTHERS THEM WITH RUNS

Angeles Feders Put Up Ragged Exhibition of National Pas
Fail to Give Tozer Anything Like Fair Support Pill
ing Up Seven Mplays in Addition Others That Were
Excused-Hogan and Demas Put Out of Game for
Doing Too Much Talking, Villagers Manager
Ordered Off Grounds After Being Warned
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01

Picato of the orsatti club showed tho
speed of his brother Frank in his bout
with Kliman, unattached. winning tho
bout through the seconds Of Kliman
throwing the sponge into hte ring in
the second round, after their man had
taken a heavy beating at the hands of
the shiftv Picato.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01

Hits-On Ames, in innings: runs. .
Home run-Tennant. Two-base hlts-Griffin,
Casey, Melchoir, Berry, McArdle. Tenant
balls-of Ames, 3; off steen. Q; off Miller.
Struck out-By Ames, /; by steen. 10; by
Miller, 9. Hit by pitched ball-MeIchoir.
Double play-Mundorf TO Mohler to Tenant:
McCredie to Fisher to Olsen; Olsen TO Fisher
TO Steen. Passed ball-Berry. Balk-MIler.
Time Of game-2:55 Umpires-yan Haltren
and Hildebrand.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01

A clinch and few feints and the
bout between Conan and Williams,
both fighting unattached, was over, Co
man slipping a right hook over on Will
liams' jaw, and the latter dropped for
the count. THE duration of this mill
was just 20 seconds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
SACRAMENTO
Totals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 q
aBoardnan batted for Brown I'm seventh
SCORE BY INNINGS
sU3INGAR7

Hits-On Nelson, 8; Off whalen. 8; off
Brown. e, Off Baum l. Two-base hts-Nag-
gert and Briggs Sacrifice hits-Dauinger and
Brown. First on errors-Oakland ]; Sacra-
mento, .. First on balls-Ot Whalen l; off
Brown /; off Baum ., off Nelson, 9. Left
on hases-Oal1land, 2; Sacramento. s. Struck
out--By Nelson. 8; by Brown, 2; by Baum, ..
Double plays-Shinn. unassistod; Van Buren,
unasslsted; Darrnger TO Danzig; Danzig to
Dawinger. Time Of game-1I5. Umpire
I'nuey.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01

second and in the final round Snyder
reached him often with left uppercuts
to the> face. This was a fast fight
throughout, with both contestants taxi
ing punishment freely.
1I5-POUND CLASS
Danny Rooney, another Record
Newsboy club entrant. won from Good
ing, fighting unattached in the third
round, Gooding's seconds throwing the
towel into the ring to save their boy
further punishment. It was Rooney's
fight every second of tho going, his op-
ponent showing himself green at tho
game and being unable to land an
effective blow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
Los ANGELES.

iits-On Tozer s. Gill l. Thrcc-haso hits
Tozer Brashear Two-base hlts-Dillon,
Daley, Murphy. Sacrifice hits-Dilon, Wulett
Innings ptched-By Tozer Z. gill g Bases on
balls-0n Tozer 3. Nillett 3. Struck out-By
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01

You can buy It, perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
ulace advertises
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
ATHLETIC CLUBS
BOUTS ARE FAST
Rooney, Pieato and Conan Prove
Star Boxers in Contests
to Qualify
RETZER CLEVER ON THE MAT
SlaShing Go GetWeen Hayes and
Darnby Needs Extra Round
for Decision
ETzER CLEVER ON THE MAT

With a good attendance filling the
seats arranged about the erected plat
form in the gymnasium room of the
Los Angeles Athletic club, the qualify
ing bouts of the three days amateur
boxing and wrestling tournament of
Southern California were successfully
staged last evening. Each event, no
matter whether poor one or a ripper,
the good natured devotes of the game
present gave a good hand" as each
contestant that entered the squared
circle, whether to box or to wrestle,
did his best.
Seated at one side of the ring were
Charles Eyton, Capt. Ryus and Clif
Reuman, who presided as judges of
events, while in the wrestling bouts
Clark Jargstorff refereed. and in the
boxing events Sam Coulter. Although
most of the events terminated before
the scheduled rounds were over. those
that were decided by the trio of judges
met the general approval of those
present.
Among those of the contestants that
showed the best were Danny Rooney.
Dave Picato and Conan among the
boxers, while Retzer showed his class
as mat artist Rooney hits from most
any position and has a ripping left.
Picato shows the speed and cleverness
OF nus DrOIneT FRANK, CoiuDlHtu With d
good kick, and will undoubtedly have
to be reCkoned with i'm settling the 125-
pound supremacy. Coman's bout was
so short that very little was revealed
as to his cleverness. but one thing is
known, the youngster has a kick like a
mule Following is the summary of the
events:
I25-POUND CLASS
George Retzer Of the Los Angeles
Athletic club and Pacific club cham
pion, pinned Westmoreland' shoulders
to the mat in 1:42 in the opening
wrestling bout of the evening, with a
toe hold. The latter was on the defen-
sive throughout the contest,
The second contest which was TO
have been wrestling match between
Heumerich and Bristol, 1876 Founders,
went to Heumerich by default, Bristol
failing to put in an appearance.
1o5-PoUND CLASS
Frankie Mathews, fighting under the
Record Newsboys club colors, was
given the decision by the judges over
Willie England, unattached, after three
rounds of fast lighting. Mathews
gained lead by a knockdown in the
opening round, and although England
fought back strong in the following
two rounds Mathews had the better of
the argument in each.
With a right hand to the jaw in the
third round, Roy Snyder of the Los
Angeles Athletic club dropped Jimmy
Herman of the Orsatti club for the
count. Herman had the lead at the
finish Of the first round. but in the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01

Nillet ?. Double plays Carlisle to Brown TO
Burreil' Brashear TO Lindsay to Fisher Passed
oalls-Brown. Grindle. Umplre-McGreevy
Time of gamc-1:45.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE by INNINGS
SUMMARY

Portland ...........0 o OO110OOO o. .
Base hits ........1 0 O230OO2OO Iii
san Francisco .....o O oOOO2 2OOOOOOOO o. ?