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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
VARSITY SCHEDULE
SHOT TO PIECES
UTAH WANTS TOO MUCH FOR A
GUARANTEE
High School Date Cancelled and Alto
gether Holmes Aggregation May
Not Get Much Exercise
This Season

Manager Carl Hunt of U. S. c. has been
unable to meet the demand of the Utah
Agricultural college, who desired game
for the coming Saturday to be played in
Los Angeles, and the proposed contest
is Cancelled.
The Utah manager wanted an S1110
guarantee, which proved the stumbling
block for the game. Methodist football
managers. like Methodist preachers, are
fabituaIly poor and the present uni
yersity director is no exception. In the
meantime Hunt has signed with the
Whittier college manager for game to
be played November Q, at Bovard field.
The announcement is a welcome bit of
news to the varsity men, as Los Angeles
high has retreated from her desire to play
the Methodists a return match, scheduled
for November 2, and st. Vincent's have
not as yet come through with a contract,
so the university schedule Is greatly de-
pleted, the only sure game being with
the Quakers.
Holmes goes to Riverside today to
make arrangements with the Sherman
manager for a Thanksgiving day game
which will probably be played at Bovard
field.
minor contest for the varsity will
likely come off Wednesday of next week,
when the Riverside city aggregation
wants to meet the Methodists. The
River side eleven is an all-star team of
ex- college players who line up about as
follows: Capt. Mcdonald. center; Max
ine and Briggs, guards Balm and Beef
sted, tackles; Thomas and Shaw, ends;
Cook, quarter; Jones and Whitney,
halves. and Grit, fullback.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
HIGHLANDERS AND PREPS
READY FOR CONTEST
Game, Which VIII Give Line on Sea-
sons Champions, to Be Watched
With Interest by Southern
Colleges

The result of the game between Oc-
cidental college and the Los Angeles
high school Saturday will give football
SPECTATORS an excellent opportunity to
get a line upon the respective chances
of the leading teams in Southern Cali
fornia
By its good showing in all games 1t
has played this season, the high school
has won a place in the consideration OF
college players.
The Presbyterians are the present col
legiate champions of the south, having
won their initial game with Whittier, and
will enter the contest Saturday with a
clean slate and the best possible chances
of keeping their record without a blem-
ish.
The city academies have defeated one
collegiate foe in Pomona and succeeded in
holding the University of Southern Cali
fornia to single touchdown when they
met the Methodists a couple of weeks
ago.
Although the two branches of the Pres
byterians have never clashed this season.
Occidental is conceded the superiority
over Pomona. The Methodlsts and the
Highlanders will probably not get to-
gether on account of conference strife,
so their relation must be judged by their
victories over the teams which each will
meet
II Occidental improves the Methodist
score of to 0 against the high school
the HighIanders must be awarded the
benefit of all doubt as to southern
mastery.
From the present outlook Occidental
will have a beautiful chance to more
than better the paltry victory U. s. G.
won over the academies. They easily
defeated a team generally acknowledged
the equal of Pomona with whom the
school boys had so much difficulty. By
defeating Whittier the Presbyterians
erased all doubt as to their equality with
the academies. The only question now
remaining is are the Highlanders any
better than the preps? II so they are
the champions of the south.
SATURDAYS game will decide.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
FOXY ABE
GIVES IN
pURANp MAKES CAUTIOUS BOY
SIGN ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Weeks to Weigh In at 1872, Stripped,
at Ringsde; Money cut
60 and 40 Per
Cent
roxy Abe Attell came through yester-

R'oxy Abe Atten came through yester-
day. at last.
1t took several hard paintings to con-
vince the cautious boy that his whole
hog-or-none attitude toward Freddie
Weeks wouldn't gain him the fight and
all the mazuma.
Wise Able! Was it bum stall,
after all?
Atten met Marius Durand, the unbluff-
able manager of the Cripple Creek won
der, yesterday, and gave In like a sad
dog. The champion knew he was up
against it. What else could he do with
q trace of decency?
Al Grsenewald, represen ting the Pacific
Athletic club and Charley Eyton were
present. and their persuasive logic had a
good deal to do with forcing Atte.l to
change his colors.
Abe Attell, featherweight champion of
the world. will fight Freddie Weeks, the
pride OF Colorado, at the Pacific Athletic
club pavilion next Tuesday night.
They will fight according to the or
iginal agreement before Abe got fresh
and tried to do the Nolan act Abe de-
rnanded that Freddie should weigh in at
the ringside at 122 with all togs or, then
he stipulated that Weeks consent to a
cut of rs per cent for the winner and %
per cent for the loser.
Yesterday Attell agreed finally to al
low Weeks to weigh in at 122 stripped,
and also gave way to a cut of 60 and 40.
Durand proved himself a good Indian
by not kicking up a muss on who should
be the third man in the ring.
Although Weeks and his manager stat
ed that they had come to Los Angeles
with the positive understanding that Jim
Jeffries would referee the fight, Durand
yesterday afternoon accepted Eyton.
Now that Abe's glaring eve for the
main chance has been soaked good and
hard. 1t Is to be hoped that he will not
attempt to stir up another nasty muss
before the scrap in his crazy scramble
for the coin
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24

he said his wife must follow II he for
gave her when she returned. These rules
Mr. Wadro gave to reporters that they
might thus reach the eyes of his wife.
But, according to Mrs. Wadro, there
was no discussion of her obeying rules
when she opened the door Of her home
and walked in. HE simply went down
on his knees" she said "and pleaded with
me to forgive him for saying that ]
eloped and for making those horrid rules
which were printed in the paper. OF
course. love my husband, and. believing
he was properly disciplined, agreed to
forgive him."
Explains Training Methods
s'To train a husband" said Mrs. Wa
dro last night, rs no easy task, unless
one has the secret. There is no reason
why a clever woman cannot train a hus-
band. IL che knows how to go about 1t.
For more than a year my husband treat
ed me badly, but suffered in silence.
consulted an attorney and he suggested
that my husband sign an agreement to
behave, but on consideration 1 decided
that a scrap of paper would not promote
any one's happiness, unless 1t came from
the United States engraving office
"For two months before taking final ac-
tion studied the problem of what wo-
man could do when her husband was not
giving her fair play. Before my mar
riage I was a designer of shirtwaists, re-
ceiyed $40 week, which enabled me to
dress smartly and have nice home.
decided 1t was up to me to step back
into my own sphere ana let my husband
shift for himself.
"a dash Of jealousy is always part OF
nv recipe for bringing a husband to
time. So I was glad that Max Colbert,
NV husbands chum, disappeared at the
came time did. I did not elope with
Colbert. I went alone to Monticello. to
Atlantic City and later to Montreal. There
1 obtained a position as designer for the
biggest firm Of shirtwaist manufacturers
In that city. They paid me T5 a week
.sIn Montreal met MIR. Colbert. he
offered to assist me with money, but
thanked him and refused his offer. MT
Colbert is a gentleman, and he mace no
effort to see me again.
"My husband, through my independence
and his jealousy OF Mr. Colbert, found
out he was not the whole 1T in the
household. Instead Of standing with fold
ed arms awaiting a repentant wife, as
he pictured himself in the newspapers
he wrote and told me that he wanted me
back"
while Mrs. Wadro seems to have such
signal success in training her husband,
the same cannot be said of the attempt
of the man with whom she Is said TO
have eloped, to train his wife. When
Max Colbert disappeared his wife said
that IL he returned she would slam the
door In his face She did slam the door,
and I'D to last night Mr.. Colbert had not
succeeded in effecting q reconciliation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
.EUCHRES HUSBANDS
HIGH-HANDED PLAY
Rules Prove of Little Value When
Woman Gets Into the Game
and Hubby Promises
tc Be Good

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Rules formulated
by deserted husband which he said his
eloping wife must follow II he forgave
her when she returned:
She must promise that she will love
none but me.
She must ask forgiveness.
her time at home, and not run around
with other men when thing she is at
home.
What the deserted husband really did,
according to his wife, after he mad been
trained by her:
He dropped on his knees and begged
my forgiveness.
He said that he never had loved or
would love anyone but me, and that he
never believed eloped.
He promised that he would not 90 out
nights on any pretext whatsoever-not
even to the club.
How to train husband was told yester-
day by the young and pretty wife of
Charles Wadro. a wealthy shirtwaist
manufacturer of No. East 116th street.
Mrs. Wadro points with pride to the
fact that her training must have been
successful, for she says that when she
returned from her alleged elopement
with Max Colbert. q skirt manufactures
of 236 East Seventy-seventh street, her
husband fell on his knees before her and
pleaded with her to forgive him.
On August 28 when his wife is alleged
to have fled, Mr.. Wadro, with apparent
sternness, gave much time and attention
to the preparation OF certain rules, which
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
MRS. BRUCE WILL NOT
PLAY WITH SISTERS
Too III to Enter Round Robin Tennis
Tournament on Casino Course.
Sutton Sisters in Good
Trim
Special to The Herald.


SANTA MONICA, Oct. 23.-It was
definitely decided today that Mrs. Bert
Oclando Bruce will not be a participant
in Saturdays round robin tennis tourna-
ment on the Casino courts.
The news will come as a disappoint-
ment to those who had hoped to see the
popular Southern California ex-champion
In competition play with her sisters, the
Misses May and Florence Sutton, who are
now practicing daily and will be in ex-
cellent trim for the contest.
Mrs. Bruce was stricken i'll while shop
ping last Friday, since which time her
condition has been considered very grave.
Although able to sit up this afternoon
her physician held forth no hope that
she would be more than a spectator at
Saturdays games.
II was stated this evening by Mr.. Bruce
that he considered his wife well on the
road to complete recovery and she was
locking forward to witnessing the tour
moment. Included among those who have
entered the contest are Miss Eleanor
Peraita, Mrs. Farquhar and Mrs Hen
drick. Following the tournament BAN
ouet will be enjoyed by the players and
their friends, who will compose dancing
party to spend the evening at the Venice
pavilion.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
BOYS AM
is BROKEN
BONE SHATTERED; sPLINTERs
STICK THROUGH FLESH
Quarterback Arzner of st. vncent's
Scrubs Displays Grit In First
Accident of Football
Season

The first bad accident of the football
season occurred yesterday at Fiesta mark.
when D. Arzner of st. vincents had his
left arm broken into splinters and his
ieft elbow thrown out Of joint while
playing with the college scrubs in a
practice game against Los Angeles High.
Arzner was taken to the Pacific hos
pital and 1t will be long time before
the lad will recover.
The injury happened in a very peculiar
manner. Stan Mitchell was running
ahead and young Arzner, who was play
ing quarterback, got his left arm caught
between MitchelPs legs Mitchell mad
Vertentiy threw one of his legs back,
catching Arzner's arm between his legs
ike a vice. swapping 1t in two like a
twig.
The boy was badly hurt, the bones be-
lns shattered and the splinters sticking
/ out OF the flesh, while the elbow was
thrown over two inches out of Joint.
notwithstanding the AWFUL agony, with
his forearm hanging limp, Arzner stood
like Trojan while his mates held the
upper arm and slowly showed the elbow
back into place. Then with groan. Arz-
ner sank to the ground In dead faint.
Arzner Is only 16 years old, but is
known at st. Vincents as one OF the head
lest and grittiest little tacklers that have
ever played there. He tried hard to
make the main team, and though Coach
Hempel could not use such light man
on the big eleven, Arzner stayed in the
game and has been one of the most use
full offensive players on the scrubs when
the big fellows practiced.
DR.. Glass greatly regretted the acci-
dent and eaid last night: II thought
Arzner was pretty light for such game
and only last night I particularly eau
toned him against getting hurt. But the
boy would have his way. No one could
keep him off the field"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
MOTORCYCLE CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAH

The Los Angeles Motorcycle club held q
business meeting yesterday and decided that
its growth necessitated board Of trustees
The following well known members were
elccted s. l.. Lyon. term three years; q. w.
Beason, two years; S. ]. Swinnerton. one
year. One new trustees is to be elected each
successive year.
The regular pleasure run of the club will be
to the foot Of the Mt. Wilson trail, leaving
the clubhouse at 1872 West Thrty-second street
at o'clock on the morning of october 27,
having lunch at some selected point on the
trail. All motorcyclists are invited to attend.
All club runs ribbon runs and every mem
Der attending is presented with suitable
ribbon bearing the inscription OF date and
destination of trip. At the end of the year
those holding ribbons representing all Off
cia1 runs presented with medals or some
suitable reward.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
Except

From time immemorial there had been
a law in Applegate, County Warwick,
England, to the effect that the mayor
had the best of everything in town. and
for instance, one should say he had the
best coat in the place he must add the
words, 'Except'the mayor"
One day stranger came to Applegate
and had dinner there at the inn. After
paying his bill he said to the landlord
"Tve had the best dinner In the coun-
try"
The Landlord-Except the mayor.
The Stranger-Except nothing.
AS a result the tourist was called be-
fore the magistrate and fined ten pounds
for his breaking of the laws of the place.
When the man had paid his fine he looked
around him and said, slowly, I'm the
biggest fool in town, except the mayor"
-Harper's Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
PATROLMEN RAID BLIND
PIGS RUN BY WOMEN
severa: Cases of Beer and Miscella-
neous Bar ParaphernaIia Found
in Down Town Rooming
Houses

Patrolmen Beaumont and Ingram raided
two blind pigs last night conducted by
women in the down town business sec
tlon of the city.
At the Glenn rooming house two cases
of beer, several bottles of other liquors
and a complete bar outfit of glassware
and mixing utensils were found. Mrs.
Della Fenton, the landlady, was arrested
charged with selling liquor without
license.
Froul the Glenn the officers proceeded
to the Elliott rooming house, run by Mrs.
Grace Gilbert, at 553 South Broadway.
Here a case of beer and a quantity of
liquor was seized. Mrs. Gilbert was ar
rested and taken to the station. Both
women were released on depositing S1OC
each for their appearance in court this
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
MIR. MERCHANT.

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D are still In stock. DON'T let 1T
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O. accountable things In the growth
o of a successful business. Let The
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@ Every morning thousands of
@ those who are guardians of the
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8 vertisements. Your description of
@ the goods you wish to move will
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
FINISHES AT DALLAS

First race, seven ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 101
won; Bannaline. 1O1. second; Mountebank 99
third; time. 1929 AS.
Second race. six furlongs-You Win. 100, won
Jack Witt 1os. second; r. NJ. McCloud, 1O4
third time, 116 AS.
Third race, seven furlongs-Foxhall. 101, won
Bart Howe, 101. second; The '400," 101, third
time 1:29.
Fourth race. five and a salt furlongs-Panlita
110, won: Hands Around 115, second; Hidder
Hand, 110, third time, 1903 1-5.
Fifth race. one mile-Pedro, 95, won; The
Bear. 1O5, second; Sam Taylor. 49, third; time
1888 AS.
Sixth race. seven furlangs-Early Hours 1o4
won, Skyward 96, second; Kittie Platt, 1O7
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
RESULTS AT LAToNIA

First race-five and half furlongs-No Quar-
ter 9S, won; Ben Strong. 1O2, second; Anna
Smith, 104. third time. 1:07 2-5
Second race, seven furlongs-Ed Kane, 92.
won; Firmament. 101, second; Merrigo, 90,
third time, 1:2S 3-5.
Third race. six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81,
won; Miss Stromo. 1O5. second; Dog Rose,
100 third; time, 1:14 1-5.
Fourth race. Observation-Disclosures, 14S,
won; w. X Slade, 140 second; King Esta,
1884, third; time. 1858 2-5.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-Please,
1903, won; c. W. Burt, ILL., second; Ketchem-
Ike, 102 third; time. 1:07 1-5
Sixth race. one mile-Beau BrummeI, 1O3
won Horseradish. 1O4, second; Javanese, 9s
third; time, 1:40 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
Society 10 PLAY ROUND ROBIN

Society will turn out for the round robin
tennis tournament to be held next Saturday at
the Casino court In Santa Monica.
Mrs j. w. Hendrick of 750 Ocean avenue
and the Misses Florence and May Sutton. who
are her house guests, have charge OF the ar
rangements.
The following will appear either as players
or spectators: Mr. and Mrs Robert Farquhar
Mr.. and Mrs B. o. Bruce Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Hendrick, Miss May Sutton, Miss Flo
renee Sutton. Miss Eleanor Peralta, Miss Mary
Browne, Miss Elizabeth Ryan, Misses Alice
and Dolly Scott OF Duarte. Miss Florence Shoe
macker OF Pasadena and George Townsend
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
SAM LANoFoRD SIGNS
ARTICLES IN BOSTON

In confirmation Of yesterdays story in The
Herald. Sam Langford signed articles in Bos-
fon last night to fight Young Peter jackson in
Los Angeles November IL.
The dispatch received last night also stated
that Young Donahue accepts the terms for his
scrap with Jimmy Burns to take place two
weeks after the Langford-Jackson 60
Jimmy Keevin has the Beantown lads in
tow and Will also bring his steady carfare,
Jimmy Walsh, along.
gother.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
ORATORICAL SOCIETIES
PLANNING BUSY SEASON
High School Students Accept chal-
Ienge from Long Beach-Try-
out to Be Held In
Near Future

The oratorical society of the Los Ange-
les high school is making preparations for
the coming season of orations and de-
bates The members are working hard
for the tryout. which will decide who will
represent the school during the coming
year.
from Long Beach, which has been accept
ed, and one from Berkeley high school,
which has not been decided on as yet.
The debate with Long Beach is sched-
uled for November %.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
cAsTAwAYs PRACTICE BY Moon

VTTE TUDuL :
All the old timers who can see nothing but
the American game win have hard time
and,nr a team that can touch the Castsways
sn sheir eager practice Of Rugby
The noble fifteen got out at Chutes last
niqht after $50 o'clock and practiced by moon
s Nav what DO you think Of fhats
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24

SUMMARY

Two-base hts-Heitmuller. Bassey, Eagan.
Bases on balls-Off Kinsella, 4; of Carnes, s.
Struck out-By Kinsella, 4; by Carnes. l. Hit
by pitcher-Kennedy Double play-Johnson TO
Kennedy. Wild pitch-Carnes. Time-l:b5.
Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-24
FRESHMEN ARE THE
CLASS CHAMPIONS
CRACK U. S. C. BASKETBALL TEAM
WINS LAURELS
Katherine Asher at Forward Proves
Star Performer of Game and
StarsIes Coaches with
Field Baskets

The crack freshmen basketball aggrega-
ton of the University Of Southern Cali
fornia in a fast contest with the third
class IF the preparatory department won
the interclass championship game, the
lower class five losing to the speedy
freshles by the score of 14-4.
a large crowd of team supporters oc-
cupied the bleachers and class enthusiasm
ran riot, the freshie cohorts being espe-
cially vociferous.
The feature of the game was the play
ing of Katherine Asher, the former MARI
borough school player at forward, who
startled the coaches by two sensational
field baskets.
Miss Winstanley, the other freshie for
ward, while not putting up such classic
exhibition, was in the game every mir
utn and supplemented the excellent work
of Miss Asher by her good judgment and
team work.
For the preps Miss Harte at guard and
Miss Stella Knowles at center played best
game and had their more experienced OPP
ponents guessing every minute.
Miss Howell at forward, although a
scrub at the sport, showed great adj
vancement over her earlier exhibits and
will no doubt make strong bid for first
team honors.
Miss Oertly at forward did good work
at LTeS llllOWs
Misses Asner and Winstanley were tried
out at forward for the first time yes
terday and Miss Asher will probably be
played regularly at that position If her
present aptitude for throwing baskets
continues. Toward the end of the first
half Miss Knowles, worried over the loss
of several treasured hairpins, felt con-
strained from playing any farther and
gave way to Miss Howells, whose place
n fftrf h or
losses were reported.
The freshies rolled up seven points in
the first period three Of the number be-
ing as a result of free throws. In the
second period the prep guards seemsd to
weaken, and cheered on by the bleacher
occupants the collegians added another
seven points to their score, while their
opponents were able to secure but one
tally in the last half on a free throw.
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