Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-14

Z. KRAUSE, superintendent of
the A. d. 7. company branches
in Los Angeles, who has been
offering a 5000 reward for some time
for proper Identification of the flower
that he has been showing about town
during the last six weeks, announced
the name of the flower last evening,
when the time limit expired on his Of
fer. 1t is known as the bridal chrysan-
themum and in many ways would pass
for the California goldenrod. 1t has
been on exhibition for several days at
the Jeffries cafe, a large bouquet of
them being placed in a vase that sits
back of the bar Few florists of wide
experience in handling foreign flowers
would be able to identify the yellow
beauty, and it has been Inspected by
nearly all local florists.
Jack Ripper is arranging his affairs
so that he can take a run up to Row
ardennan Park occasionally to visit his
pal, Jeff, during the training period
Kip has his hands full of business at
fairs all the time, but never gets too
busy to look after his partner, ana
he will be at the training camp oc-
casionally and probably will put in the
last two weeks preceding the fight
with Jeff. If the roads We're good
enough Kip would do some tall auto
mobile racing between here and Row
ardennan Park and would be more
frequent visitor there.
Hen Berry will be back in town to-
day with his Angel band that had such
a narrow escape up at Bakefsheld yes
terday, and since Hap Hogan Dunch
trimmed the White SoX by the same
score, there will be a fine kidding bee
on
Maier run into Berry. Then there may
be some more talk about frenzled
finance in the betting line.
Baseball cranks will have to lay off
for four or five days, until the regular
White SoX aggregation gets mere. IL
is probable that the game scheduled
for Thursday will be postponed until
Friday on account of the counter at
traction Thursday afternoon at Yer
non. Some classy ball should be
dishcd ND for the fans until the local
Coast league clubs are forced to quit
the spring training games FOR the pen
nant chase that begins March 30.
Fl. F.. Anderson. owner of Rowarden--
nan park resort, where Jeff will
train. will leave for home tonight
after passing a week here on business
and pleasure Lon Hill will be well
iob jnCOnSOldDle WDeu AllutlSoll
leaves. as they have been almost in
senarable since Anderson arrived
Kid Christy moves into the limelight
long enough to inform those hungry
154-pounders around these diggings
that he is as full of fight as hog bed
is of fleas and that he has $3.50 to bet
he can trim any of them. Christy has
shown up remarkably well i'm tryouts
and is very anxious to get into some
sort of a licensed riot real soon.
Dick Allen is so big that he is
. fraid to trust himself afoot on long
road runs and when he oYercame his
fears Yesterday long enough to at
tempt the feat of doing ten miles on
the highway, he pulled up with a
bowed tendon and must sit down and
he quiet for several days, He is think
ing of leasing Charley Eyton's auto
mobile with which to ride over the
roads during the hours that he is ex-
nected to take his morning runs.
Dave Allen tells a good one on
Happy Hogan that is worth circua-
ton. Happy went up to Murietta
springs for a rest and to get some bear |
aud ,,ouptain lions recently. Failing !