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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
KAUFMAN IS BEST Of
WHITE FIGHTERS NOW
Jack Johnson Declares Native
Son Is White Mans Hope
in PugiIiStic Affairs

CHICAGO, July AL Kaufman is
the white mans hope, according to
Champion Jack Johnson.
"Al Kaufman is the best man in the
world at forty-five rounds" Johnson
declared, land l would have to do him
up in the first few sessions in order
to be able to handle him myself You
can talk about all these other fight
ers you want to, but have been box
ing with Kaufman for some time and
l know that he has the punch and the
stamina back of it to give anybody
hard battle. Naturally, 1 think 1 can
beat him, but would rather go against
Jeffries any day in the week."
Johnson took a spin down town in
his automobile and incidentally de-
posted 100000 in a bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
TWO HANDBOOK MAKERS
GIVEN TERMS IN JAIL
Fly Cop Gets Feed and Makes Bet
on Horse and Then Sends
Men to Prison

NEW YORK, July 9.-The first
prison sentence ever inflicted in this
city on persons making a handbook on
the races was pronounced in the court
of special sessions here yesterday on
Patrick Flanagan of Philadelphia and
Edward Mccarthy Of this city. Both
were sentenced to five days imprison-
ment. The complainant, policeman,
testified that the two men took him
to a local cafe, where they accepted
a SO bet on a horse running at Belmont
park, and made a memorandum of
the transaction on the edge of a news
DaDer
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
UNION HARDWAREs VICTOR

The Union Hardware nine secured
the long end of the margin score of
8 to in a fierce diamond struggle
with the Goldsmiths on the u. S. c.
diamond yesterday afternoon and the
decision was not given out until the
ninth, when the Hardware boys banged
out a couple of hits and with the aid
of a walk forced in the winning tally.
Tho
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
DUNLAP WINS HONORS
IN GOLF SWEEPSTAKES
Finishes with Best Score in Eigh-
teen-HOIe Handicap Play on
Country Club Links

In the eighteen-hole sweepstakes
match play against DOGGY at the Los
Angeles Country club links yesterday
afternoon S. c. Dunlap was the low
score man with five up f. N. Coffin
came in for the second honors with
four up from a handicap of five, and
the play for third place resulted in a
tie between c. Holterhoff, jr., and j.
w. Wilson. This sweepstakes play is
becoming a regular weekly occurrence
at the Country club, and the players
are becoming eager for the contests.
The entry lists are growing larger and
golf seems to be attracting a number
Of the fans who have tired of the other
departments of the sporting game. The
handicaps and final scores of yester-
days play were as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
News of Amateur World

The City league will play its first
series of three games today, the sched-
ule for the season of fifteen weeks
having been completed, and everything
Is in readiness for the first bow of the
new organization. The teams will line
up as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
DOYLE BROTHERS WINNERS
OF TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

ATLANTA, Ga, July 9.-The Doyle
brothers of Washington, D. c., won
the southern doubles tennis champion
ship by beating Grant and Thornton
of this city in the tournament finals
here today, GA, 3-6. 81, GIL.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
AWFUL POSSIBILITY

The coquettish straw roofs on the
buildings in the Japanese village at
shepherds Bush have been greatly adj
mired by lady visitors, There are
dreadful rumors that a few smart peo-
pie have bought options on them for
next seasons headgear,-Punch.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
The Intercity league had a full sche'

The Intercity league had full sched-
ule yesterday afternoon on the various
diamonds, although two of the teams
defaulted their games and made way
for an exhibition fray which kept the
spectators entertained. The Intercity
league is making good Roadway now
that the teams are in full swing and
as the mid part of the program draws
nearer the men are buckling down to
real work.
BY far the most spectacular contest
of the days program was played on
the Alhambra diamond, when the sub
urban fans witnessed the defeat of
their idols to the score of to by the
local Los Angeles Stove Repair team.
The local boys played a great game
throughout and showed that they were
the equal if not the superior OF any of
the teams of the southland. The game
ran to fourteen innings before the
scorekeeper closed his book and the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
PITCHER SALLEE is GIVEN
EXTRAORDINARY PENALTY

ST. LOUIS. July PITCHER Sallee of
the ST. Louis National league team
was indefinitely suspended today for
an infraction of the playing rules.
Manager Bresnahan announced Sallee
would not be allowed to play with the
local team any more.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
AT CoLEGRovE
TwENTY-FIFTH AND ALAMEDA

The Southern State league is now on
the home stretch of its schedule and
the players are entering into the last
lap with the vim of the pennant in
sight Four games will be played this
afternoon on the various diamonds,
and some fine exhibitions should, re-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
ECHO PLAYGROUND
SCORE BY INNINGS.


Three-base hits-McAleer. .; Mcdonald.
Two-base hits-McClan, Pierce, Lewis,
Haight. Bases balls-Off Acuna 4: off
Lewis, 8, Struck out-By Acuna 3; by
Lewis s. Hit by pitcher-Hartenstein, Z;
Garcia. Umpires-McKinney and Leonard.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
ECHO PARK BOYS
WIN FIVE IN ROW
Defeat WieIands II to 8 in Regu-
lar Scheduled Game of
InterCity Series
GLOBE MILLS ALSO WIN OUT
Union HardWareS Nose Out Gold
smiths 8 to 7 in Fierce
Uphill Struggle
INTERCITY LEAGUE

The Echo Park boys won their fifth
straight game when they beat the
Wielands yesterday in the Intercity
league schedule by a II to 8 score.
Despite the patched up appearance of
the playground lineup, the boys had
no difficulty in annexing the game.
Tha SCORE.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

fans were delivered all styles of the
game national, from good to otherwise.
Alhambra got eleven hits to the stove
mines seven, but the latter team had
better luck in punching their bingles
and came in with the win. The score:
L. A. STOVE REPAIR co.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
HER MOTIVE

Mamma. when l say my prayers to-
night, may | pray for rainY'
s"Of course, dear. But don't you think
we've had enough rain?"
mot quite Jennie Jones is going
to have a picnic tomorrow, and l amt
invited. "-CIeveland Leader.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
LITTLE DENIES ALL
STORIES Of FRAMEUP
Former Manager of Jack Johnson
Enters General Denial
of Charges

CHICAGO, July 9.-George Little,
former manager of Jack Johnson, ar
rived in Chicago from San Francisco
today and Immediately issued a denial
of all of the many statements made by
johnson relative to alleged crooked
deals in their relations.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
ORANGE COUNTY LEAGUE

Another of the league bugs has
alighted and the latest of the insects
is to be found in Orange county, where
there is a movement on foot to form
six-cub amateur ball league COM
posed of Orange, Austin, Artesia,
Huntington Beach, Santa Ana and
Latin. These six towns have high
class teams and a league of the kind
ought to bring forth some high-class
ball for the small town fans.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
INDIVIDUAL STANDING

High SCOFeS OH BeduWONI dITryS.
Tenpins-Mullen 226, Runyon, 231,
Mackenzie 236, Youngs PIP, Gibson PIG,
Bishop 2O2, Arbogast 2O4, Bum 216,
Common 210, Dysinger, 2O6, Upper, 224,
Grass 210, Simpson 225, Rising 209,
Myers 210, Thomas 204.
Jimjons-Hopper 1856, Mackenzie 1873,
Layton III, Mcpherson lis, Griffith 10,
johnson ia Upper 1913, Harper ia
Women's tenpins-Mrs. Mack 22S,
Mrs. Scott 1877, Mrs. Knox 1872, Mrs.
Upper 1854, Miss Allen 172. Mrs. Thurs
ton 164, Miss Stewart 1852, Mrs. Stymest
1874, Mrs. Fillmore 1872.
Mrs. Mack did some excellent bowl
ing last week, bowling down sol pins
for three games as follows 1873, $780,
22S; total, COL; average, 200 1-3.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
ALL-AMERlCAN FOOTBALL
TEAM PLAYS DRAWN GAME

SYDNEY, Aus, July 9.-The Ameri-
can football team, composed of play
ers from western colleges, played a
drawn game today with the Metropolis
club. The score was 8 to 8. The
Americans will sail Monday for New
Zealand.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
GLOBE MILLS WIN

The Globe Mills took their contest
from the Western Lithos by a score of
8 to 2 on the Echo playground diamond
yesterday afternoon. Following is the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

Three-b base hit-Picu Two-base hits
Pico, Tortez Sacrifice hits-Levine, Cur
lard, Martin Left bases-Hardwares G;
Goldsmiths, 8. Bases on balls--On Rose, D;
off Husser, .. Struck out-By Rose, D; by
Husser, 10. Hts--On Rose, IA; off Husser,
IA Balls-Rose l. Hit by pitcher-Cau-
dry. Time-2:15. Umpires-Menzer and
Taylor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY,

Home runs--Goodwin, D. Smith Two
base hits--Callan L. Smith. Opie. Bases
Smith, s. by Burns, 6. Hit by pitcher
Goodwin. Umpires-Merry and Jones.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

It's as easy to secure a bargain IN q used
automobile, through want advertising, II
used to be-and still is-to secure a horse
and carriage
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
ALEXANDRA
SCORE BY INNINGS


Three-base hit-StadeIi. Two-base hits
Sullivan, Harris. Sacrifice hits-Pina, l.
Smith, Harris. Molyneux, j. Dear Left on
basss-,L A. stove Z, Alhambra 6. Bases on
balls-OH Dear 8, off Arguelo 3. Struck out
BY Dear 9. by Arguello 4, by Pima s. Double
plays-Rowell to B. Dear 10 Gervas. Hits
made off Arguallo >, off Pima 6. off Dear T.
Hit by pitched ball-Smth. Time Of game
2:30. Umpires-Riley and Williams.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

Glendale worked in hard luck in yes
terday's contest, number of the sub
urban players dropping out Of the line
up just before the game was called.
She made a fair showing, however
against the Y. NJ. c. A. nine, but finally
gave in with three tallies to her credit
and sixteen to the local teams favor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
HARDWARES
GOLDSMITHS

Totals. ........s7 IA 81 II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-08

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in unferer Stdbt giebt, unb bdb bic
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WilIon. 2 Sabre unb Z Wfonate alt;
Dm. 0rant, 80 Sabre alt uno Sfuac
Ruder, 62 Sabre alt.
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Nms oess Ysliseiaerid3t.

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bic bes Uaorbansriffs onastiosten Ros
bert grfrin uno Gun Rslion apurne 6is
gun Is. Jebruar psrinoben. en Dm.
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bd bic Sadie iib ols 5ismIih bdrmlos
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-08

Gourtednee 6iG, tpelher am Gamsz
tag abenb nit fsiner Syran 2illie ps
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baupteten, Dag ss fib niht um gocain,
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hdnbeit babe. I'm oieie iyraee su snts
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poliseissri6t init ausenifxinli6s.n
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bin fei. Dos 5rausnsimmsr puroe
nit elmer Celebrate Don $25 unb aoz
issn belegt. fpdhrsHo Der Rsger frsig:s
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VoH in,tiier
0raiiiren bic Iaiern in siemlid) be.
benflidler @eiie.

gDis aus bem itatiftiifxn Wodxnbe.
riht bes 0eiunbheitsomts berpprssbt.
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sur aenntnib bes 0eIunbbeitsdmts
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franfnngen unb u 1ooesfdas in Der
poralIsltpohe bes norisen Sabres.
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4usnnbme Der Moiern, Dertbeilen iin
bic senelbetsn jdlIe nie fpIst:
Ghninefaht "a Grtrantunaen unb
20 1obesfdlle; DinopOden. odt Gr.
trantunsen; Dipbtkritis, iiebsn Or.
irantuHsen uno sipei 90besfdlle;
aIsoriiitnenisiiubuns. bier ertran.
taasen; Refe. brei Grironfunasn:
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toui<nt5iinDung. brti Grfranfunstn;
Ghorlamfisbsr. flint grtrantunaea
unb Gin 1pbesfdIl; 9ppbusfieber, Gin
1aa NIT t6btli4em 4usgangs.
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S6meidef6afe Amerkenmung
anseigen i'm ,goifSblatt" .aaleuSer
bringen bor5islids Heiultate.

DAB bic 4nseisen inn .8oasblatts
aalsnber" porsiiglide Refultate brins
gen, erbellt aus benz foloenoen, fif
ielbit ertldrsnben anertsnnungsI6reis
ben, pelhes geitern BON Der betannten
Samenbanbluag bon .. Gdrage elm.
trof:
Cincinnati, 5. 5ebr. 1910.
6errn Waiter Rooms,
aDD. Wgr. beg r9oltsblatt".
Wertber 6err, J.
Ginlieoenn erlauben mir uns S6nen
ben ebed sur 8egItihung Der Red
nung fir unfere an3eige i'm Bolts
blait aaIenoer" fir 1910 gu iibsrz
mitteln.
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bOren, pdB mir NIT bieier annonce
fehr quite Rsfultate er3ieIt unb unter
dnoerem einsn fehr onTebntihen 4uFs
trae BON 8atum, ganaIsone, Banana,
erbalten hoben. 5ierous er6elIt, tpe[d'
aubsroroentiih eroBe gerbreitung Sbr
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grgebenit
q. g 6roge
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-08

fdGbt. Die IberIebenben 56stl6absr
Gptparb q. unb Rpb. &. S,dnber, Dea
rem Nntbstls is $14,552.65 betragen,
erfGdrten ii6 nit Der &bi4dBnng sins
peritanben.
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800, grunDeigentbum $4,000.
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%. Stepenion betrdgt $23, ,71S.24.
8erf htebsres.
Gbas. Serpart plutbtrte oes thGfliz
den Qngriffs fhuloig unb rpuroe at
3tpet Monoteu 4rbeitshdus, $25 uno
Hoften perurtheilt.
Colonel RuFea tlagte etre Sppotbea
tenforoeruu1 iber $4,000 gesen 3. y.
Sutton II. u. Elm.
CLARA u. Stqnnus bat bic Stabt
Cincinnati tpessn erlittsner 8erlepurs
gen auf 3abIuHg Don $10,25o pers
tldgt.
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8tro Der Struer5abler.gercin aber
Die Fuli5ei beim 9lasor &c.
idlweroe iiibren.

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fttr odrauf ouFmsrt'am su MAIDEN,
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ben oes Steuer3ableroereins filr abio.
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8straht tommt, unb tpirb oem Wapor
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genommsn fporoen tpareu, ieoo6 snts
fpeber inn qoliseiseridt freioeiprohen
oDer ionit bon Der ebemaliasn 8eb1roe
fir 6ffentIifeH 9isnft auf parols aus
otm 4r6eiisbaus beenuoist purben.
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Jaiftnssfeft Der 8beina
l1noer.
5ente Abeno iit Is In Der Geniral
Snruballe.

Die RbeirIGnoer baben Bis jest Die
pobIperoieute Gbre 9enoKen, ben stnz
gig fpirtlid t0lntihsn aurnepulssSaIl
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oieier Organization e6snbiirttg au3us
rsiben, betpetien bic groBurtigsn Ars
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purben. Den umfaHenoen 8orbereis
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balls aud in bieiem Sabre tpieber els
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8sreine Itebt. bile RGume Der Central
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matblihen Rbein, niht ie6len peroen.
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pretie iinb fiir Die fhOniten Wasten
ausgeIegt tpprben. 8ute rbeinifhe
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niiee an Sanb iein, um 81 oerbiiten,
oab bic betunnten 5etnoe pou ungss
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feftIthen geiunerihoor auftduheu.
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Central 5urHbaiIe sinen gefuf a68us
itatten.
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ments oes SeIiss iibernommen BAT, Be-
itebt aus ben 5erren: Sol. Wenuns,
goriiger; Qug. 3. 8orbot, glereinss
grGitoent; ab. 2etane, Sol. u 4Mener,
ssobn Ghoettinger, Bm. grahmann,
Wm. afein. gbas. Mepung, 9lit. Cts
Ifnssr, Srib 0eltnd, @m. gittefmener,
anton Gliidftein. ah Silberiad, Spbn
Wlaf ane Sri. 1renblsr.
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p0trolm1nuer porDenomm<n iperben.
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fpHrhen Su sieffm 3ps6 $2166 an ben
DISQUALIFICATION fur pie MHlfenung
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ben.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-08
Der StaotraiD.

Die Jrage zines ntuen llHionsD sDeports
tpieber angfhnittsn. - Dos alipl
fiir Sbbodloie. - Die llskrwahs
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PART Der resuIdrsn polissi iib,rs
aebsn.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
Delta Bank Statement.

Last weeks Commonwealth con-
tanned the quarterly statement of
the Delta Bank of this city. Owing
to the fact that the same was
brought in late for publication, a
mention of this statement could not
be made in that issue.
The Delta Bank is recognized as
one Of the most successful banks in
the State, and some of the most in
fuential and successful business
men in the city are to be found in
the personnel of this institution.
The loans and discounts of the
Delta Bank, as shown by this quar-
terry statement were 1855, 1855 90,
while it's. deposits totalled $32l,-
814.72. This large deposit at this
ssaso of the year, attests tho pop
ularity of this staunchine banking
firm.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
Some Pumpkins, These.

While Judge r. F. Love was in
the city the latter part of last
week he told us about the fine
shipment Of pumpkins that Mr.. w.
W. Ellis, Jr., sent in from his
plantation at Berciair.
On two hills, with a vine each,
Mr. Ellis raised ninety fine pump
kins, and two wagons were re.
quired for their conveyance to
Itta Bena. Ten Of these pump
kins totaled the grand weight of
400 pounds.
Leflore county dirt is the veri-
best for any line of agriculture,
and we hope the day is not far off
when every tract in the county
will be peopled by diversified
farmers, truck-growers, to keep
pace with the agricultural prog
ress that is necessary for the
proper development of a country
with. such natural resources as
ours.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
First National Bank Statement.

The quarterly statement of this
staunch banking institution appear
cd in tho last issue of The Com
monwealth, but it was brought in
too late to receive the mention that
it deserved.
The loans and discounts OF the
First National Bank, according to
this statement, were $54O,9 24,
while the deposits ran up to $780,
AL. so, which is a most excellent
showing for this period of the year.
The First National Bank ranks
as one of the leading banking in
stitutions in the State, AMI the
splendid attachments given out quar-
terly by it tells of its business-like
methods and assures prompt and
courteous treatment to all OF its
patrons,