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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15

Santa Fe road from La Grande station
at $3.50 a m. Friday, May 20, returning
in the evening, at the pleasure of the
party.
President Scott will accompany the
excursion and add to the hilarity of the
boosters with his we'll known enthu-
siasm and good fellowship.
If enough requests are made for ac-
commodations Secretary Virgins will
charter a special train. Tickets are on
sale in the secretary's office, Chamber
of Commerce, at $2.35 for the round
trip. The good people of San Bernar-
dino will provide for the pleasure and
entertainment Of the excursionists dur
ing the day.
The chamber Of commerce feels that
large representation of the business
men Of Los Angeles is due to our neigh
boring city, in recognition of it's extern
sive patronage of commercial houses
here, in all lines of trade.
Friday, the day selected for the ex-
cursion, will be one of exceptional in
terest. recalling more vividly, perhaps,
the days of the padres than any other
part of the celebration. The last bell
will be placed on Ell Canine Real de
San Bernardino, marking the road over
which the mission friars Travelled when
the little mission of assistance" was
founded and the first white settlement
was made in the valley of San Ber-
nardinO.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
INSURANCE MEN PLANNING
RECEPTION TO WHITTINGToN
President of National Association
to Arrive Soon

John w. Wilmington, president of
the National Association of Life I'm
derWriters and general agent for the
Aetna Life Insurance company in
Southern California, will arrive in Los
Angeles Wednesday, May Is, after an
extended three months trip, during
which time he has visited fifty out of
the fifty-five life underwriters associa-
tions all over the United States, from
Portland, Me-, to Seattle, Wash, also
paying short visits to Montreal and
Toronto. Canada.
The tour has been a great success
and an enthusiastic reception was
given Mr.. Wilmington by all the local
associations in the different cities
where he delivered addresses. He has
steadfastly urged the life insurance
men to fight for the enactment of bet
ter insurance laws in the different
states where, at the present time, the
public is not protected from the get
rich-quick" insurance schemer, who
feeds like a parasite on the insuring
public with his Especial contract" on
which enormous ''prohts" are promised
for the future.
Mr.. Wilmington calls attention to
the fact that the speedy abolishment
of this class of business will tend to
keep the standing of the legitimate
companies on it's present high plane,
and points out that as long as ques-
tionable methods are allowed to exist.
as they do in several states, the confi-
dence of the people who buy life in
surance is in danger of being disturbed.
He declares that Colorado has the best
insurance laws of any state in the
union, while California is numbered
among those states which have no
laws to protect their citizens from the
lifa insurance salesman with his
ground floor" scheme.
The entertainment committee of the
Los Angeles Association of Life I'm
derwriters has issued a preliminary
announcement of it's plans for a recep-
tion to Mr.. Wilmington upon his re-
turn. The function will take the shape
of a banquet to be held at the Cali
fornia club May 28. 1t will be a ladies'
night and several prominent Califor-
mans have been invited, including
State Insurance Commissioner Cooper.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
WANTS $4,000 FOR LONG
PLUNGE FROM STAGING

Charging the Quartz Glass and Man
ufacturing company with failure to
provide him with a safe place to work
as an employe of the firm Vernon Fl.
Jenkins filed suit against the concern
in the superior court yesterday de-
manding 900 damages for injuries he
alleges he sustained while working on
February II.
The plaintiff claims that the defen-
dant had provided a plank for employees
to walk on over hole in the flooring,
and that when he stepped on it the
plank broke. He fell a long distance.
He alleges that his ankle was broken
and that he was so badly injured that
he has been unable to work.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
WOMAN IN NIGHTCL0THES
SEEKS BURGLARS ARREST

Within seven minutes after she had
risen from her bed to see HALEY s
comet early yesterday Mrs. J. H. Beck
er, proprietor of a grocery store in
Eagle Rock valley, discovered burglars
rining the premises. Attempting to
telephone her discovery to the sheriff s
office, the woman found the telephone
wires had been cut.
Scantily clad she mounted the family
horse and rode several miles to the
nearest neighbor and gave the alarm.
Deputies sent from Los Angeles were
unable to capture the thieves, who
finding no money in the cash drawer
contented themselves with carrying
away a portion of Mrs. Becker's stock
of sardines and crackers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15

ately after the princess ball Will be
held at the pavilion.
RIALTO DAY
Wednesday is Rialto day. The floral
and allegorical parade will take place
in the morning and In the afternoon
the princess will review games and
sports Of the early days of the valley,
before her wigwam. Later in the af-
ternoon the reception to the princess
will be held at Lugo park. In the
evening the pageant Of the opening
night will be continued at the wig
wan. The Spanish governor and lady,
with their court, will arrive. Fancy
dances of the days Of the Spanish rule
will be given.
Thursday is Cotton day The indus
trial parade will pass the wigwam dur
ing the morning and will be reviewed
bv Princess Lena and her tribe. In
the afternoon the aviation meet and
matinee horse races, together with In
dian races and sports, will be held
at Association park. In the evening
the pageant of the valley will be con-
tinued.
HISTORIC DANCES
Following ceremonial dances and
chants and choruses by the padres and
monks, the Spanish governor and his
suite will arrive. There will be his
torical Spanish dances, followed by the
coming of the gold seekers and p1o-
neers with oxen and trailers, who Will
portray the days of '49. The princess
and her tribe, with the Spanish COVER
nor and suite, will then visit the In
dian village and corral.
Friday, Centennial day, is San Ber-
nardino day. The ceremonies Of this
the dav San Bernardino becomes 1OC
wears old, will be opened by the laying
of the cornerstone of the San Bernar-
dino de Sienna Catholic church. Then
will follow the grand automobile pa
rade along the FL Canine Real de san
BernardinO.
BISHOP TO SPEAK
The exercises at the caprilla site will
close the morning program. Here
Bishop Conaty will make an address
and bless the bell. In the afternoon
there will be aviation events and Morse
races at Association park. In the
evening the pageant will be continued
before the Indian princess. After the
arrival of the padres and monks, the
Spanish governor, the gold seekers and
pioneers, the Native Sons and Daugh-
ters will dance the May pole dance
The Spanish costume ball Will 1olloN
the ceremonies at the WlgWaln.
SATURDAY. is Highland and Redlands
dav, In the morning the stock parade
viii pass the wigwam. In the after
noon the Third battalion, Seventh in
fantry, National Guard of California
will hold sham battle at Meadow
brook park. In the evening the great
burlesque parade will be held and the
arrival of the big medicine man ano
tribe. There will be grand review
of the pageant Of the valley, after
which the princess will disappear and
the city will be given over to the big
medicine man for the closing of the
celebration in a whirlwind of fun.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
MERCHANTS WILL SEE SAN
BERNARDlN0 CELEBRATION
Chamber of Commerce Arranges
for Special Car

Los Angeles will be represented Of
fcially at the centennial celebration to
be held at San Bernardino this week.
The chamber Of commerce has accepted
an invitation extended by the San Ber-
nardino chamber Of commerce and cen
tennial committee to participate in the
exercises of the Tooth anniversary of
the settlement Of their beautiful valley.
Secretary Virgins has made arrange
ments for special car to be attached
to the regular train leaving over the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15

The hit of the year is Hipolito self
regulating roller screen and reversi-
BILE window, all in one. Send for pam
phlet Hipolito Screen and Sash Co.,
ga Maple avenue
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
Champions Are
Falling Rapidly
This Spring
Many Are Put Into the Ex.Champion
Glass During the Last
Three Months.

NEW YORK. April 2--This year OF 1910
has surely been tough one on champions
and the year is only three months old.
More than half a dozen exponents Of the
more popular branches OF sport are now
ex-champions, and there is no telling Just
where the record breaking year OF 1910 is
going to stop The young year may carry
its reaper to the Jeffries and johnson
fight. and Mr. johnson. who is the title
holder, may lust fall in line with other
good old ''once-wRses."
Pool and billiards saw the greatest
changes, but the prize ring gave up two
of its champions. Battling Nelson fell by
the waysde in his contest with Ad VOL
CAST and from over in Paris we hear Of
the downfall OF the French champion, NJ
Willie Lewis
The billiard and pool games saw the
placing of the six new champions. First,
Alfred de Gro, who was the champion Of
the three-cushion game relnqulshed his
title in a match with Fred Eames Of Den
YER and the latter only recently lost 1t to
Tom Hueston The latter. until a month
or so was the pool champion. but he ran
against Jerome Keogh in this city, and
Jerome carried home the bacon. Then
Calvin Demsrest was the 1872 billiard
champion for just little while. He won
his title in a tournament here. but did
not have 1t very long. as Harry Cline came
along and landed the title Then Willie
Hoppe grabbed the 1871 championship from
George Sutton, and that is about the only
title we know OF that looks safe where il
is Therell be other changes in many
other branches of sport before the year
ends, and it's safe to say that It will be a
record breaking year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

five sleepers and an observation car We
viii not take more than 100 and we intend
TO be very careful who viii go along. Poker.
bridge whist and pinochle will be permitted.
but all other gambling games will be cut
out We WIN carry along 5000 bottles Of
wine. There will be a rule that nobody
can treat" but that each man must pay
for his own drinks. There will be no tip
ping the porters and walters. because they
will be paid so much before we start. When
we reach Frisco we viii go to a hotel.
where we can stretch our legs and see the
town p bit II will be a great trip worth
taking even should there be no fight for
there'l be barrels OF fun on the cars going
and coming"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
Personally
Conducted
Excursions
These Are Planned from New York to
the Jeffries.Johnson Fight
on the Coast.

NEW YORK. April 2-According to one
n the promoters who are planning to run
special trains from this city to San Fran
cisco FOR the accommodation OF Jeffries-
Johnson fight fans the expenses for the
round trip. not including the price OF
fight ticket. will be $40 at the lowest for
ono person This will include railroad
fare both ways. sleeping car berth,
meals IN the dining and buffet cars and
rooms and meals al first-class hotel in
the Earthquake City. Drinks and cigars
viii be extra. and they'll probably amount
10 n prodRlous sum The promoters Of
these special trains have with few ex
ception set June q as the day for leaving
town. n the schedules mapped out are
adhered to the sports who cross the con-
tinent will drop into Frisco on July O.
TWO days before the big fight takes place
az the Emeryville race track, Coming
hack from the fight the specials will stop
az various places Of interest with July
" to 70 az the time for their arrival here.
Persons VINO wish to enjoy the privacy Of
staterooms or the comforts Of a club and
observation car will pay as much as 1895
for the round trip These are the ones who
will pay $50 or 500 for box seats at the
rinRside and will entertain their friends
royalty during the outing. In short a
visit to the fight on such a scale will burn
Up $3.50 It is estimated.
so far contracts have been signed by
these sporting men and promoters with
different railroads for special trains: will
liam Gibson. president of the Falrmont
Athletic club T. F. O'Rourke. president
Of the National Sporting club: James
Buckley promoter Of the Sharkey Athletic
club. Robert P. Murphy proprietor of the
Hotel Albany who acted as temporary
stakeholder in the big fight; Tom sharkey,
the former heavyweight pugilist. and
Baron Wlkens who will run a train by
way OF Baltimore Washington and the
southern route exclusively for colored men.
It is figured that each special train will
afford accommodations for 100 passengers
who will prefer to go to the fight in this
manner rather than by the regular trains.
| one OF the train promoters said yesterday
Our train will consist of eight cars, a
combination baggage cnd buffet, a diner.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
MICHIGAN ON FRANKLIN FIELD
Eleven Games Are on the Schedule of
Pennsylvania,

PHILADELPHIA, April O. - Several
changes in the foot ball schedule have
been announced by the athletic officers
of the University of Pennsylvania. Mich
igan will again play on Franklin field
Brown will be met in Providence and Syr-
acuse will play here on the Saturday be-
fore Thanksgiving day, date usually re-
served for a rest before the final contest
with Cornell.
1t is said that Trainer Mike Murphy does
not approve Of the insertion Of a game
with Syracuse preceding the meeting with
Cornell and that he is afraid the Brown
game in Providence will be financial
loss to the red and blue management The
revised schedule now reads as follows:
September 24-Ursinus at Franklin field.
September S-Franklin and Marshall at
Franklin field.
october dickinson at Franklin field
october S--Open; probably Villanova or
West Virginia
October 15-Brown at Providence.
October 22-State college at Franklin
field.
October 29-Indians at Franklin field.
November 5-Lafayette at Franklin field.
November 12-Michigan at Franklin field
November l9-Syracuse at Franklin field
November 24-Cornell at Franklin field
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
PAPKE TELLS OF HIS CAREER
Accident Made a PuEiiisf Out 81 LII
tie Fellow Now I'm Paris.


NEW YORK, April 2-"Bmyp Papke.
'he hard-hitIing middleweisht who re-
Gently put crimp In the career OF wiins
Lewis In Paris. In speaking OF how he be-
game connected with the fighting game,
had this 60 say: What started me as a
boxer Well you see. my father was a
horssman. and consequently. dealt in horses
and kept livery yard and / was engaged
iH the business with him. A boxer named
Joe smith was 10 have fought Jack
beuny at Peru. H.. on June /. In the year
80 but his father died on May aO' and he
could not go through with the lob / had
been messing about with smith. and IN his
shsenee took his place IN the ring Though
NOT knowiug a whole lot about the toh
Denny vas easy for me. for put him away
2" les than round. Then / determined to
pctscvorc with the glove business. and to-
day ! claim so be middlewelght champion
of the world, for Ketcheu has gone into
the light heavyweight ranks
Ny style Of boxing has always been OF
pretty vigorous type
When asked the reason for being desig-
mated as Smiling billy" Papke. he said.
Oh. that christening was fastened on
me because no matter how hard pressed
am Tn the ring. III guarantee no man
whom have ever fought can claim TO have
OWNED that my condition was as bad as
q might In reality have been. See. / al
ways Keep the best side out and that smile
b just one of those little pieces that any
man who has been long al the game m
PICK up. Take d from me. a fighter does
hs ehance ~ success no good by adver-
us'ng that the other fellows punches are
uaking him sore
My toughest fights were against Jim
Flynn, the lusty Pueblo fireman: Huge
Kelly and stanley Ketchell FLYNN Is 4
hard-hiuing ie5-poura man. but neither
fs nor any other man whom I have rur
up asaiust has the punch Ketcheu works
4vfffies may hn harder at close quarters
hat rot hs nor FitEsimmons can have a,
eksd q swing a. Stanley
Let ne show you Hereupou Papke tool
vls neeg and striking the Ketchen pose
oaied TO- attention. ''Sec. Ketcher geu
rgaS back Win the left for a swing. whlel
n1 hFinss over-bans. "a may miss. bu
ioch. hs = in a position TO swing with thl
rglt. ana setting ENORMOUS leverage from
ne eaisi r comes over. and what IA,
tfe conafc,s with d damages He worke.
n 1ohpson. and the black fellow ala ,
s.-eena for some time. and n Ketehsl
I'D sfpt cool he could have tinishsd hin
fsEnt off
rbs samssy fighter ] ever fought va
haif cpnnoilx. nov in England whom
kaocket Down dosens az times IN oar nwh
AZ h1sion est his under 10. but all q
- qssfposs Eyentuaiiy I put him out. bu
Fers : kneW Z haf been Ia fiEht. %
Cprpcilg has q dangeFols rlsht and whel
q lants thsre - trcabls"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
RACERS ARE BUSY IN KENTUCKY
Three Hundred on Hand waiting for
the OPENING.

Three Hundred on Hand waiting for
the Opening.
LOUISVILLE. KY, April 2.-Raclng in
Kentucky will begin on May 10. and al
ready there are more than 800 racers quar-
tered at Churchill Downs, where the first
meet Of the year will be held Not only
are the trainers sending their charges
along in fine style. but reports say that
the grass Is green and that painters are
at work Frightening the fences, stands and
stables, as a sign that the season is nigh.
1t Is expected that the sport OF kings
will be ON a hlgh-class plane in Kentucky
this year. The fact that many horses
are already in training at the historic
Downs, as we'll as at Douglass Park.
makes this evident. The weather has been
excellent for the horses and predictions are
being made that the game will boom in the
Blue Grass state In 1910
OF course interest centers in the Ken
lucky derby. This year viii mark the
thirty-sixth renewal OF that classic fix
ture. The entry list this year is larger
than usual, but Waldo, the Planudes-
Salama colt, owned by Charlie Harrison
stands out as the best in the event This
youngster, who was near the top Of the
2-year-old division last year, has wintered
well and he will go to the post an odds
on favorite, unless he goes wrong between
now and the running OF the race.
During the 1909 season Waldo started
thirteen times. He was only unplaced
twice, having won eight races finishing
second twice and in third position once.
He has been carefully handled In his
preparation for the derby, his workouts
being confined TO three-quarter sprints.
Rolla Colston, who is the trainer for the
Harrison stables, is very sapguine Of his
colts chances. Coston, by the way, Is
! considered one of the best colored trainers
produced in years, and it is q coincidence
that, as a lad, he had mounts in the first
two Kentucky derbies,
Persistent advertising is the road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
BIG PRIZE MONEY FOR BOwLERs
baltimore is Offering some Most At
tFactIVe Purses.

Baltimore is Offering Some Most At
tFactIVe Purses.
BALTIMORE, Md, April 2-The Balt-
more Tournament company that will have
charge of the fourth annual event of the
National Bowling association in this
city April $50, inclusive, now expects that
the prize money will be more than $4,000,
which was the sum distributed in the
Madison Square Garden tourney last
Spring.
With this immense sum in sight all the
star bowlers of the country are going TO
Baltimore to get their share incidentally
larger number of the amateurs win be
among the competitors, for the result in all
great national events of this Kind show
that it's the pros who are among the
also rams. when the prize list returns are
made up.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
HOW HE CURED
HIS SKIN DISEASE

twenty years began break out with Eczema on my
and commenced treatment with the local doctors
but did not get the disease under
the direction physicians for years and at the end OF
that time they disease then quit them and
tried various ontmens saves lotions for another two
bad of before finally decided let medicine
alone and for suffered intensely from the
Eczema During lost about half of hair AT last be-
gan S. doubtful of the disease had long
but soon discovered your medicine doing good and
continued to take taking s. for awhile completely
cured Eczema having single spot left body which
almost completely covered with the eruption waited
until the Spring would but have signs oi
1t has been several
and do not any return of the trouble
1917 blackberry ST., Oumwa Iowa f. c NORFOLK
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

Tom Burrows. the old English athlete and
club swinger, who recently established a
new worlds record and beat his own old
one by swing the clubs for sixty-elght
hours and ten minutes viii make tour
OF the United States upon his return to
England from Australia, where he set up
this new high mark. Burrows will arrive
in San Francisco soon and will likely give
exhibitions there in Salt Lake City. Seat
tIe Denver, Omaha, Kansas City. Chicago
and eastern cities. His world beating per-
formance was given in sydney. New South
Wales. Burrows swung in the open with
only a tarpaulin to cover him in daylight
and keep the burning rays of the sun off
his head. AS he passed his old record
he broke into a half-hour's exhibition OF
fancy swinging and then settled down to
straight away work again,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

What S S S did Norfolk do for who is
afflicted Disease He is just OF the many thousands
themselves by the simple process OF purifying the
blood and removing the from the circulation we want you DC
cured have skin trouble and shall endevor IN TINS SNORT k
tell s.. S. will accomplish the desired result
The skin of distinct layers One known as the
epdermS skin which has bres and principally
of elastic hbres glands YmphacS nerves. etc
The thousands with which this lower section
nteraCed supplies the cuc with heah properties from the crc
the skin smooth healthy We therefore readily
necessary the blood be pure if the skin remain
free from disease also humOrS and acids in the circulation
find their skin affections
All umo acid in the blood Instead OF
the cuce circulation constantly
deposits acd mpury the sensitive breS and tissues MS
Inflammation the under layer OF the skin which splits or breaks
the thin tissue and liberation of the glands producing
discharge upon the surface the form of Eczema letter Salt Rheum
There likewise dry form of skin disease such Acne Psoriasis
In these varieties blood diseases the poreS hair
foces causing them swell and prorude the surface
Pmpe and like troubles all due impure blood
only blood purifier them Save Washes lotions ETC.
perhaps afford relief from the itching and assist in
keeping the skin such treatment have effect on the
the blood and therefore do good
diseases Of kind by neurazng the ac
removing from the blood SIS s. cooS the acdeaed
circulation builds its normal strength and thickness mupneS
its h nutritious corpueS and adds to its purity and nourShng
qualities every Then the sn instead OF being red and
named fiery humors and acids nourshe sooed and Soened
plentiful supply of rh blood IS s the greatest OF all
blood purifiers therein lies its ability TO skin diseases
Eczema Acne letter. Salt Rheum pmpeS bos rashe and all
the cuce These troubles cannot remain when the cause
removed S. will certainly the by pu-
blood Book Skin Diseases free to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

John McGraw, manager of the New York
Giants sends word from Marlin Springs
that the only thing which can keep the
New Yorks from winning the National
league pennant this year is John Barley
corn. Mr. McGraw bases his prediction
upon the havoc which the demon created
in Mr. Bugs Raymond. While we were
all cheering because we thought Bugs
was riding upon the mythical wagon we
find that he was not upon the vehicle at
ali. McGraw says that If Bugs will reform
nothing can stop the Giants from ending
first. McGraw has the strength OF his
convictions, too, and this week he raised
Bugs bonus from $1,000 to 5000 IL he
would abstain until October l. Bugs is
thinking II over.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
Domestic Sporting Notes

Champion Club Swinger His Way for Tour of the United States
Muggsy Says John Baycom is the Only Thing Stop
Giants from Wnning0arsmen Have Fine