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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
HANDSOME PUBLICATION
is WORK OF LOCAL FIRM
M. S. BulkIey Co. Issues Booklet Por-
traying Delights of Those
Who own Autocars

One of the prettiest and at the same
time most effective pamphlets ever
published to promote the business of
q local house is that of NJ S. Bulkley
& Co of 1910 Sauth Grand avenue. 1t
is called "Sales Force" and contains
profitable Pointers and Sense" and
is essentially a booster for the well
known Autocar.
The Bull1ley publication comes in
eight pages and is fully illustrated.
The paper on which it is printed is of
the finest, and the entire inside of the
folder opens to display full line of
Autocars of a commercial description.
Many well known firms throughout
the country are using the Autocar
type of delivery wagons and trucks,
and the names of these appear
throughout the illustrations.
Testimonials from owners of Auto
cars are given prominent positions in
the publication. and one and all of the
articles speak unbounded praise for
the Bulkley article of automobile. The
Autocar spirit is dwelt on at some
length, and speaks for itself in its
manner of inspiring confidence in
buyers.
Sales Force bids fair to become one
of the classiest publications of it's kind
in the country, and the M. S. Bulkley
company is to be congratuled on being
the instigator OF such a handsome and
interesting publication. AS the country
editor says, Come again, Sales Force,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
LOCAL CRACK SHOTS
LOSE SHOOT MATCHES
Winchester Rod and Gun Club of
New Haven Ties with Butte and
Maintains High Score for
Indoor Contests

WASHINGTON, Feb. with the
third in the series of eleven matches
in the s'ational Rife Association Indoor
league shot last night, the Winchester
Rod and CIn club of New Haven,
Conn, and the Rocky Mountain Rifle
club of Butte, Mont, are tied for first
honors, each with three victorious
matches and no defeats. The former
club still maintains the high score of
the tournament with $50 points. 9th
er matches last night reported to the
National Rifle association resulted as
follows:
Tacoma, Wash, Rifle and Revolver
club won from the Triangle cadets,
Y. NJ. c. A. Rifle club of Los Angeles,
by 81 points.
St. Paul Rifle and Pistol association
defeated the Los Angeles Rifle club by
IS points.
Seattle Rife and Revolver association
won from the Warren, Pa, Rifle and
Revolver club by four points.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06

The greatest Marathon race ever
held in the western part of this coun-
try will he run. commencing at 2:30
o'clock, this afternoon at the Chutes
baseball park. Seven Of the fastest
runners in the country viii toe the
mark and will be sent away on their
grueling grind by Henry Berry, who
has consented to fire the starting pistol.
Each of the seven contestants was
confident last night of his ability to
defeat his opponent, and St. Yves,
Marsh and Fitzgerald all stated that
they anticipated a new worlds record
when the sun set into the Pacific ocean
tonight. The runners made a minute
inspection of the Chutes track yester-
day morning, with Charlie Eyton and
several newspaper representatives, and
pronounced It one Of the fastest in the
country.
The present worlds record for the
Marathon distance of 26 miles 3S5 yards
is held by Henri st. Yves, the favorite
in today's race, and Is hours 81 min
utes 80 1-5 seconds. Before this record
was made, at the big $4,000 Marathon
derby at Seattle, John D. Marsh held
the record, and was second in the big
Seattle race, and forced st. Yves into
making the new mark. During the
same race St. Yves smashed every
mile record from fifteen miles up to
the twenty-six-mtle mark, and Marsh
also broke his own former worlds
record.
Each has defeated both Hayes and
Dorando. st. Yves defeated Hayes
and Dorando in the big Marathon in
terpational race at New York city by
more than three-quarters of a mile.
He is willing to meet any of them for
a side wager Of $4,000
James Fitzgerald, William Stanley,
Frank Lowe and George b. Miller all
are dark horses in the race. Lowe is
causing the field considerable worry.
His confident manner, when in their
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
FORD FACTORY MAKES
NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS

Within the last two weeks over
100000 worth of new machinery has
been set in place in the new plant of
the Ford Motor company at Highland
Park, Detroit.
The old plant, with all its machinery,
none of it two years old, remains un-
changed, for 1910 has opened up with
such a rush that both plants will be
required to care for the demand.
Manufacturing conditions at the
Ford plant offer an excellent insight
into the real automobile prosperity the
established manufacturers are enjoy
ing In previous years the general
plan of automobile building has been
to shut down or run light during the
winter and start full force in the
spring. The automobile has supplied
a warm-weather ndustry-building
and selling alike being confined to the
spring and early summer months.
Last fall Mr.. Ford decided to build
cars all winter, SO as to start the 1910
season" with supply on hand-so
the factory has worked full time all
winter. But the plans so carefully
laid have gone wrong, There has been
a continuous sale Of Ford cars all
these winter months, $500 cars having
been shipped since october 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06

company. and his excellent physical
appearance, together with the we'll
known fact that he has never extend
ed himself in any of the local Mara
thon races, puts him to the front as
possible contender for championship
honors. He has gone the distance
twice during his training period, and
stated last night that he did not have
an ache in any part of his body.
James Fitzgerald, the peer of all the
Irish runners in the world, and the
man Who established the present
worlds record for the amateur Mara
thon race, is generally conceded third
place. Why the Irishman is relegated
to this position is a mystery. He
ran the fastest ten miles last Thurs
day afternoon, while training, that ever
has been run in this part of the coun-
try. He finished the last hundred
yards of the distance in a manner that
would surprise many Of the crack col
lege runners of Southern California,
who train alone for the century dash,
and was hardly putting at the finish
Stanley has been creating a Juror
in northwest athletic circles with his
wonderful ten and fifteen mile races
and has issued a standing challenge to
any man in the world to run at any
distance. Stanley ran in fine shane
during his training stunts and shows
more speed and greater endurance
than when he ran in the amateur race
a year ago.
Each contestant will be obliged to
circle the Chutes track 1S1 times be-
fore completing the twenty-six miles
and 3S5 yards.
The Los Angeles railway has ar
ranged for q one-minute car service
from Temple block direct to Chutas
ball park, commencing at / o'clock.
The gates will be thrown open at |
o'clock, and the race will start prompt
ly at 2;30 o'clock. Seating arrange
ments have been made for crowd of
10000 persons.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06

Kick in, Cy, and let me have a little
rest.
Jeffries and party are doing Montana
this week, after which they will skidoo
to Winnipeg. They will start west
again next week and will land in Los
Angeles about February 16. Mrs. JEFF
fries, who is sufficiently recovered in
health to be able to travel, will Join
her big hubby in Helena today.
Clipping sixty days off the western
Canada racing season for next sum-
mer and the announcement that there
VIII be no racing at Seattle, makes
the prospects for a banner racing sea-
son in the intermountain country vast
ly improved. Salt Lake City, Butte
and Anaconda will have better horses
and better sport than ever.
Jeens Morley is doing so much ex-
planning in regard to that little Incl
dent in my career in which he sus-
tained defeat at three-cushion billiards
recently that l am moved to notify
him that he will be given an early
opportunity to explain with his cue
just how it was done. Would suggest
such thing as three-game match at
fifty points each, for a little something
SAAI tliC GlASg JttlllEs 4Ou can name
the number Of plates and stage it at
the Ship hotel, If you like.
Quite big bunch of good SPORTS
men are coming to Los Angeles from
Salt Lake City tomorrow, being mem
bers of the invading herd of Eiks that
are on their annual fun foraging trim.
Mayor Bransford, John Condron.
Banker Lynch, Sam Porter, A. c, WAY
and quite number of others will he
in the party. They are bunch of the
finest fellows one would ever meet in
long journey.
Shirley Rossmore and Huapala de-
pleted several fat bank rolls in the
last four or five days Both were
wired here as good things and both
went through at juicy odds, with n Iot
Of cash invested on the hazard.
Jockey Archibald passes more time
on the ground lately than in the sad
die. If he is not set down for Sass
ing" the starter or rough riding he
bumps into accidents or sickness. He
has begun riding again after recover
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
RHALTO GOSSIP
By Jay Davidson

ARTY KANE is entertaining good
vi crowds Of admiring fans every
afternoon at the Eastside club
while in training for his scrap with
Gene McGovern, and the little fellow
is working like a champion in his eff
forts at leaving nothing undone that
will help him to win his fight. Nc
Govern is working equally as hard at
the Maud Junction pavilion, and will
be in perfect trim to do his best when
he gets inside the ropes. This is no
grudge fight, but will be fought Just
as fiercely, as there is great rivalry
between the boys, and each is more
than anxious to win the glory that
attaches to a decisive victory over the
other. In addition, they have $500 a.
side to fight for, and their popularity
is well established by the fact that
their friends believe so strongly in
them that they put up the side bets
for the little gladiators. This bout
Will be the semi-windup on the card
Tuesday night and is attracting more
than usual attention because of the
excellent class of the principals Each
has a large and loyal following. and
it is a safe bet that there win be more
enthusiasm displayed as the battle
pIOSIESStS ludH Will Dc noticeable
While the main event is going on.
Oxnard has entered the limellght as
a future pugilistic center by estab-
fishing a boxing club there. The first
show will be pulled Off Saturday night,
February 49, and negotiations are pro
crossing for a main event at twenty
rounds. Ji-niny Royal has been select
ed as one of the principals In the main
event, and an opponent will be select
ed for him this week. Two prelim-
inariss will be staged also. George
Blake, the very capable referee for
the Pacific Athletic club minor events,
has been appointed official referee,
which Indicates that the club is going
to have some class to it's exhibitions.
Bob Lacey, the crack Venice bowler
and captain Of the Morley team of
the seaside city, is still "beehng' about
Cy Taylor. He wants Taylor to kick
in with that match game and side bet
that Cy proposed so frequently of late.
and unless he does so it looks like I
might be pestered half crazy by Bob.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
CHANGES IN BASEBALL
RULES TO BE WITHHELD
Officials of Major Leagues Request
That Publicity Be Not Given
to New Rules Until Later

CHICAGO, Feb. Copy Of the
changes made in the playing code Of
baseball at the recent meeting of the
rules committee in Pittsburg, have ar
rived at the American league head
quarters, but no hint has been dropped
as to the nature of the changes.
Accompanying the new notifications,
which We're made for the purpose Of
clearing up the game on q few points,
was a note from Secretary Heydler
of the National league. requesting that
they be withheld from publication
pending their approval by members Of
the rules committee of both leagues.
AS B. B. Johnson and G. A, Comis-
key, president of the Chicago Amerl-
cans, are out of the city, it will be
at least Monday or Tuesday before the
new versions will be placed before the
public.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
RACQUET PLAYER LOSES
EYE PLAYING MATCH GAME

x CHICAGO, Feb. 5.--Walter Far 4
i well, only son of the late United !:
:. States Senator Charles b. Farwell, X
! suffered the loss of his left eye !.
x last night, as the result of an ac- <
+ cident at thefracquet courts of the \
4 University club. He met the mis- X
! hap whilo attempting to return X
i the ball, which is small and solid. \
\ The ball caromed off a wall and :.
< he struck at it, but missed. The 4
= ball str Lck him in the eye and \
+ also 'ruised his face. He was !.
i operated upon at the Henrotin <
:. hospital, after an unsuccessful =
: attempt had been made to save !.
: the injured optic Farwell has =
!. made his home recently at Chan y
< ming, Texas, where he has been =
! manager OF the large Farwell <
! ranch. :.
J. = J. j. !. !. X 4 4 ! J. Z Z Z = a :. !. !,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
FOREIGNERS SHOWING
INTEREST IN BIG FIGHT

= NEW YORK, Feb. 5--The in !.
< ternational interest which has 4.
4 been aroused by the Jeffries-John- !.
\ son fight was q surprise to James \
!. w. Cofroth, the California promo !
!. ter, who is hurrying coastward on i
i his record breaking trip from Lon !.
.s>don to San Francisco. 4
\ 1.-THE Frenchmen are backing !.
K Jeffries to win, while most of the \
\ Englishmen think that Johnson is !
! the best bet" said Coffroth, be- !.
!. fore leaving New York. "All the =
!. continental countries have gone <
4 daffy about fighting. Boxing clubs !.
\ are being opened in almost every !.
! city in France, and throughout i
= the southern part of Europe the !
!. game has taken on a wonderful ;.
4 popularity, | met hundreds of Il
( sportsmen on the other side who <
:. are coming over here just TO see !
:. the big scrap" =
!. i 4 = :. :. 4 !. = < :. !. !. Z I i. !. I. !.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
roo MUCH no aELlEvE

81 should like to be excused. your
lordship," said man who had been
summoned 'on a jury in England, says
CasserS Journal
what for?"
81 owe a man pounds and l want
to hunt him up and pay it,
do you mean 10 tell this court you
would hunt up a man to pay a bin
instead Of waiting for him to hunt you
up?"
yes, your lordship."
you are excused. ] don't want any
one on the Jury who will lie like that
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
Killing ASKS REINSTATEMENT

CINCINNATI, Feb. 5.--John Killing,
catcher of the Chicago National League
club, who quit the team n year ago.
has applied to the National baseball
commission for reinstatement. His
written application was received by
Chairman Hermann today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
ENGLISH POLO PLAYERS
ARE COMING TO COAST

\ NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Three 4
+ players of the champion English +
= polo team, which Is to play sew =
!. eral matches with American ex- =
:. perts ON the Pacific coast. have :
= arrived in New York. They are (
i Major Roger Lee, Major G. w. !
= Hobson and f. b. Hurndall. They 4
- will start for California next week. :
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
NEWS
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lANGFORD AND FLYNN WIND
THEIR TRAINING PERIOD TODAY
ARRANGE TO AMUSE FANS WITH AN EXTRAORDINARY CARD OF
WORKOUTS IN CAMPS

Barry Is Asking for Heavyweight Match in Order to Prove His
Glass Before Demanding Another Scrap with Boston Terror
and Toe Willis Suggested Ideal Opponent for Such
Trvout-Danny Webster and frankie Conley Coming
Home in Few Days and May Be Matched Over the
Longer Route at Vernon-Welsh and Hague
Are to Leave England Next Wednesday
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
GRAND RAPIDS DATES NAMED

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Feb. s.
The dates of the Grand Rapids Driving
club, in the Great Western circuit,
have been awarded. They are July 19,
20, q and 22. An officer of the club
said yesterday the feature OF the meet
ing would be stake larger than ever
offered before for single harness race.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06


for their ten-ouna battle H ] Af % today both lighters
with t big y SNOW un @ @ light work. in the gymnasium
should be uens battle for for the entire % %
will 1angford VIII | up = @ H erd one or two
Armstrong; Arthur Collins Jim caL9n can @ p @ Te ~
he has undertaken since he began framing n T
will work at the southsde euo eau 0S EAST
Quite BIT Of money but little of it has
result Most of the big bors VINO are taxing %
knockout bOder betting straight out that Flynn will suck @ for
Flynn confidently asserts n M ne % WIN DC
sounded n @ % % % should not have been knocked out in the
some of the fans that Lngfoa VIII let
believing that Sam could stop the fireman most any old
do but support their opinion on the staying pp
h W % a m would further emphasize his terrible reputation as a knockout
artist and make him retire
for the black wonder and while Joe wants to be
possible what Iangfd do because he wants to get
not believe the fight will go half dozen rounds , - s ~
Flynn money ooyer
angord on the knockout pr0poso he & e t n III ne ] SG h
bet by Flynn supporters on the question
Wooan flushed and made the state
had half the
awfuly disappointed and loser that the he
wOOdman bears the reputation all over the world of always playing
INV m W an+ v the limit and thereby cause loss To those Of the
fans might predict that
the trick just quickly possible
point which Flynn admirers may hinge some hope Of
1t his aggressive style of battling and his awkward
gives him chance against the Flynn fights such an
% boxer He hits from any position and as apt gougo
Kick an onpnent on the ns as he is hit a
against
asking for fight engagem here and since the big boy has
all his fights those
might bad idea for Mccarey to bring Joe Willis
mattel
Flynn the
be a
fighter Judgment his class fighter on the result of one battle
said of barring
his match between them would be popular because
would produce fighting the kind that peases the fans and
be a
Barry
he has @ taken H @ @ @ ] source & @ aS h wv" % or sn5e years @ pu % says @ h
o a
Freddie coming here begin his
challenge
weight
Hague pounds clever
in
notory
Welsh who also will his
1ane d & Cnf @ 9n VIII aHn m MeS5Gr W @ return tho S os Angeles in few
All the friends of Webster
distinct shock
preston gardng his class ande and Danny had to hike Portland
C0nley great deal better than he
the undoubtedly
% % m Wh % h % Mcy s to 9av @ b p0P%t na locally % and & the desire to
a m Wp @ cay he @ the he fger e route the event that Coney decisy
jimmy oters @ to asano fs
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06

ing from an injury to one of his feet
in race several days ago. He will
ride On metropolitan tracks next sum
mer for the first time, and if he is
more discreet than usual he should be
right among the leaders all season.
Financler, once q real race horse,
but now only a cheap platter, broke
down last week at Juare2, and it is
reported that he never will race again.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
AsToNIsHEo BY A BOY

President Hadley of Yale, visiting a
children's school in Bridgeport, once
asked a little boy who Esau was
The lads reply was astonishing.
"Esau," said he, twas the author of
a book Of fables and he sold the COPY
right for a bottle of potash"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
HE EAiLEn TO SEE il

Mr.. Closecoyne During his wife's
reception)-She gives 'em lights she
gives 'em music; she gives 'em food,
flowers, champagne. and that's what
she ,calls receiving! PUCK
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
HARVARD TO ROW CADETS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.--A crew from
Harvard university will row the naval
academy cadets a match race at An
napolis April %.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
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CHAMPION MARATHON RUNNERS TO
MEET ON full DISTANCE COURSE
SIX HIGHLY TRAINED AND EXP ERIENCED RACERS TO CON-
TEST FOR HoNoRs AT CHUTES PARK

Yves Champion of the World Full Course Meets His
Formidable Rival John D. Marsh Who Has Beaten Him
Fifteen Miles, and Four Other Cracks-Big Run Begins
at 23o O'clock and Should End by o'Clock-An
Contestants Predict That New World Record Will
Be Established by Winner, Some of Fastest
Men in World Entered to Start
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
CONTESTANTS


Henri ST. Yves, champion of the world.
John D. Marsh Canadian champion and former holder of the
worlds record.
James Fitzgerald holder of the worlds Marathon
record
M Lowe winner Of the first amateur and the first proes
Marathon held in Southern California
George Miller holder of the record of the for the
nua Los Angeles to Venice
Arno Schonstein of San Pedro.
Place-Chutes baseball park
Time-2:3o o'clock
of race-26 miles, 385 yards requiring 131 times
around track, which is FIVE laps to the mile.
worlds record hours 81 minutes SO Is seconds
held by Henri ST. Yves.
OFFICIALS
Starter, Henry Berry.
Referee, Charles F. Eyton.
Clerk of Course, Chester Lawrence
udges-Charles Ra superintendent of the Los Angeles
playground SYSTEM Capt John B. Franklin Los Angeles Athletic
club George Lawrence Mossee president of the International
Soccer association Cas Fox of the New York Police Gazette
Timers-George Adair of the w. r. Ruess Automobile
pany Clifford Reuman, Los Angeles Athletic cub Joseph Law
ton of the Whitley Jewery company Chester Lawrence
Scorers-ay Welton, w. E. Coe E. Cochrane Clark Jarg
storf, Harry Learned, Harold Orwig Roy Snyder
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
SPORTING
FERALD'S
D9@@&
Crack Marathon Runners Who WW Compete
at FuH Distance; May Make Nez0 Record

dan RE
Yves champion D. Canadian champion
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06

quarters Iangford and Jim Flynn in
night will be
After today both ngn.ers wn con.n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-15
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-15
ANOTHER VICTIM
 OF OPEN CRATE
CHILD IS FATALLY BURNED AT GADsDEN-YOUNG LOSES SIGHT OF ONE EYE-PREPARING TO GRADE STREET.

Gadsden, February Especial. .)-Annie Bell, the little 4-year-old child of B. T. Boone, living near the Consolidated mines, in North Gadsden was fatally burned Saturday morning as the result of catch ing fire from ah open grate. The father was at work at the plant of the Southern Iron and Steel company and did not know of the tragedy until his work was done for the day and he returned home for the night. The child lived for some hours after the accident and suffered horribly.
 Bert Young, employe of the Consoli- dated Coal and Iron company, is confined to local hospital suffering from the loss of an eye. On Friday night Young was walking along the road with friend who was carrying shotgun. and this was ae-- cidentally discharged, one of the shot cut ting Youngs eyebal1.
 The city has been advised by the Louis vile and Nashville Railroad company that it wifl at once comply with the city ordinance changing the grade on Chestnut street The street is to be cut down something like eight inches, and as the tracks of the railroad are laid along this thoroughfare it was necessary that the road cooperate with the city in making the desired change. The prompt agree ment of the company to comply with the wishes of the city is very pleasing to the authorities.
 A. R. Brndley of this city and T. c. Banks of Attalla will probably enter the race for the legislature. No formal an- nouncemnts have been made. hut 1t is understood that the friends of both these are busy in their behalf, and that both have expressed themselves more or less willing to stand for the honor