Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-12

Nllne oI inc Dig ItTc there were twenty
people at the Alpine Tavern.
Many Of these people were brought
to the foot OF the mountain today
and yesterday by means OF burros, but
the others will remain at the tavern
although they are as yet practically
cut Oft from all communication with
the outer world. save by trail
High School Gets Cup
At the high school chapel exercises
this forenoon Physical Director Bra
den formally presented the champion
ship cup won by the Pasadena high
school basketball team. Captain Mur
phey accepted the cup for the team
and turned IL over to the school for
preservation.
The cup was put up by the Los An
geles County League and Pasadena
high won II by nine straight victories,
its final score standing 266 points TO
its opponents t54. II is now proposed
to have a game with the winner Of
the Citrus league for the basketball
championship Of Southern California.
The Pasadena team is composed of
Captain Edward Murphey, Glen john
son, Earl Flanders, Will Clark Earl
Starbuck, George Mllsap and Homer
Martin. The cup presented today is
silver loving cup valued at S25.
Safe on Mt. Wilson
Telephone communication was re-
stored today with the summit of Mt.
Wilson. No news had been received
from the observatory or from the
camps since before the storm of Sat
urGay. and - great deal of anxiety
was felt as to the condition of things
there Reports today show that but
little of the windstorm was felt on
the summit of Mt. Wilson, the fury of
the storm having spent itself chiefly
i'm the canyons and further down the
mountain No damage whatever re-
suited from the storm, and as is al
ready known the fire did not come
within reaching distance of the valu-
able property at or near the peak.
Boy Found in Hospital
Rutherford Gleason, 16-year-old
lad roomng at the Throop dormitory,
took n notion to return to his home
in Los Angeles today without notify
ing the matron. He was suddenly
taken sick on a Los Angeles street
and removed to the receiving hospital.
Meantime his mother came to Pasa-
dena to see him. and not finding him,
notified the police and became much
excited until he was found. Tonight
the lad is reported out of danger.
Pasadena Brevities
The Women's Socialist union will
hold its regular monthly business
meeting Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at
154 East Colorado street.
Beginning Monday the chariot horses
which are to race at the tournament
will practice daily at the park. Spec
tators have free access to the Tour
nament park for the present.
Jack, the 2-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Royal of Galena avenue,
fell to the ground Saturday from a
second story window, fifteen feet, and
escaped without a scratch.
Archbishop Riordan is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Cudahy for a
few days at their home on Bellefontaine
street The noted Catholic dignitary
is on his way home to san Francisco
after a visit to Europe.
touring car belonging to r. c.
Crawford of South Orange Grove ave-
nue. accidentally ran into vehicle con-
tanning three children of L. c. Baugh
yesterday afternoon. Fortunately none
of the children was injured.
Mayor Watehouse returned from Los
Angeles this evening with the final
word from Mr.. Huntington regarding
the proposed Los Robles and North
Lake railway extensions The whole
matter will be laid before the council
tomorrow.