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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

the question three times ere he heard.
Then he answered in an absent minded
way:
Put 'em on. Sometimes after I've
eaten supper feel like doughnut."
Although he was entirely innocent Of
any attempt at humor, the reply ex-
cited Mrs. Sellers risibilities and she
went off in a peal of laughter which
continued until she was powerless to
stop it, and then developed into fine
fit Of hysteria.
All Mr.. Sellers attempts to assist his
wife were met by screams of 80 you
feel like a doughnut, do you? You're
twisted. You're doughnut man." and
"I'll eat you," for in her hysterical con-
dition she was beside herself, as the
long scratches on her husbands face
testify. When Mrs. Sellers was re-
stored, which was not until a physi-
clan had been called, she was aston
ished to learn of her behavior.
Hereafter" declares Mr.. Sellers, at
will mentally say over my replies and
them funny enough to be dangerous"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

of various kinds and another division
of horsemen came next and the hit Of
the afternoon, Ben Hur chariot, a
street scraper borrowed from a nearby
grading camp and transformed into a
war car, brought up the rear The pro-
cession marched down Prospect avenuQ
as far as the Hollywood hotel, the
band dispensing music as they went,
then made a circle and came back to
Wilcox avenue, where the games took
place.
The course was a broad stretch of
road shaded with immense pepper trees
and flanked on each side by a large
plot of ground covered with wild oats.
Nesting as it did at the foot of the
hills it was a picturesque spot and we'll
suited to the events which took place
there.
Contests Are Interesting
The automobiles and carriages took
up their stand in these open spaces and
pedestrians found seats in the grass.
The feature of the gymkhana was
the ring spearing contest in which the
contestants armed with long wooden
lances rode at full speed beneath three
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

cross arms from each of which de-
pended a small ring. Each rider had
three trials to spear the rings and the
one succeeding in securing e largest
number received the medal.
Unlike the Journeys of old maid
was just as good as a man when it
came to this tournament and the ladies
were given a chance to exhibit their
skill before the knights took the road.
There were four feminine contestants,
all of them riding in the sensible cross
saddle. Miss Florence Bartlett came
first. She pranced her little steed up
to the judges stand, saluted and turned
for the start. There was a breathless
moment as she went under the rings,
but luck was against her and she came
away without any.
Miss Louise Blondeau was the Sec
ond rider in this event and 1t was she
who carried off the medal and won the
day, so far as the ladies were concerned.
At the first try she carried away two
of the three rings and in the two fol-
lowing rounds she secured two more.
Miss Lucille Rishel secured three points
and she was awarded the second prize.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

CIeIOeI
east and towns anywhere'n the with
wifness these mining of Nevada
tell how they could have bought
they which
profits within year Possibly you
experience had bought Tonopah
ago. or IN Godhed two could have sold them half
times since then, realizing handsome profit
They NOT BAD towns to invest but Beatty BETTER
town. because her townse prices their
advances to
In Beatty prices advancing by leaps and bounds AS
townte sold to Hoy Phillips Ames Meyer boom began.
With of the of
ton OF new business, the discovery petroleum within miles,
the strike OF gold the of the happen
impulse
resod sometimes twice within day. each higher
Purchasers lots the townse make
THAT OF DELAY. Every curtaiment
OF profits The EARLIER YOUR CHOICE, THE QUICKER
YOU GAINS Business lots selling $3.50
dnce lots selling $O0
lots unsod following the advances that have
Call at office are
all be
be formed for the taking
We advise investor who
friends and neghbors purchase But ALL DON'T DELAY
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
JOKES AT WIFE'S COOKING;
HE'LL NOT DO 1T AGAIN
Special to The Herald.


RUMFORD FALLS, Me-, April 2O.-
Mrs. Samuel Sellers of Highland Ridge,
few miles west of this town, is re-
covering from severe attack of hys-
terics, and Mr.. Sellers from several se-
we're nail scratches on his face, re-
ceived before he could summon neigh
bors to assist him in caring for his wife,
The Sellers are a newly married
couple and the young bride has yet to
learn all of her husbands likes and
dislikes for table viands. She soon dis
covered his inordinate fondness for
twisted molasses doughnuts, and last
night as she was preparing supper she
said:
Would you like doughnuts for sup
per?"
Mr., Sellers was so busy reading the
evening paper that she had to repeat
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

York engagement. We expect Mr..
Hauptmarr will come to London and
be present at the first performance.
am very curious to sec hlw this play
will be liked in certain quarters in
London. ]. is bound to create a dis
cussion, as it deals with the rights of
genius to develop itself at the cost of
neglecting domestic responsibilities and
duties of the average man.
THE Sunken Bell will he followed
by productions of Jeanne dare and
Twelfth Night during the first week.
During the second week we shall play
AS You Like It. Hamlet and Romeo
and Juliet For the third week we shall
do a romantic play, When Knighthood
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Special Cable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, April 20.-R. H. Sothern
anG Miss Julia Marlowe arrived in Lon
don from New YORK yesterday to pre-
pare for their season at the Waldorf
theater, which begins on April %.
Mo. Sothern paid a visit to the the
ater in the afternoon and suggested
several alterations in the stage. With
regard to his season he said: 1--WE have
decided to open our engagement with
Hauptmann's The Sunken Bell which
is a fairy ple:.' that Las met with a
great deal Of success during our New
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

Was in Flower by Paul Keeton and
Charles Major.
Both Miss Marlowe and myself took
on our Forthcoming engagement in Lon
don as a sort of homecoming, as was
educated in 'ngland although born in
the United States, and Miss Marlowe
was born and reared in England.
"At the close of our London engage
ment we shall journey to Paris and
Berlin and also give one performance
of Hamlet at Elsinore, the Danish
town where the scene of Hamlet is
laid, and where they have a theater
called the Hamlet theater."
r. H. Sothern is a son of Edward
Askew Sothern, the famous English
comedian, who created Lord Dundreary:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
DOGS BARK HEARD
ONE HUNDRED MILES
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WINSTED. Conn, April 2o.-"Sport,"'
an intelligent Boston bull pup owned by
DR.. Charles f. Chandler, a Columbia
university instructor, who has sum
mer home in New Hartford, held a.
conversation with his master and mis-
tress over the telephone between New
Hartford and New York city, a dis-s
tance of one hundred miles, yesterday.a
John Fox Smith, at whose home in
New Hartford Sport is kept in the
winter, and DR.. Chandler first con-
versed over the Wire, after which the
doctor asked how Sport was. Sport"
was placed so he could hear his masters s.
voice and went into antics of joy, bark
ing and whining.
Mrs. Chandler also spoke to the dog
and he recognized her voice and barked
hilariously.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
KNIGHTS AND
LADIES FAIR
IN TOURNEY
Equestrian Contest a
Success
Hollywood Beauty and chlvaIry Gather
at First Gymkhana Given by
Mems Club Amid Delight
full Surroundings

As the knight Of old in armor ar
rayed went forth to win honors for his
lady, so the twentieth century knight
In khaki clothes went into the eques-
trian tournament at Hollywood yester-
day afternoon.
1t was a gala day in Hollywood
perhaps the most festive day the beau
tiful suburb has ever seen. The mem
bers of the Hollywood club. composed
of prominent business men who meet
for social pleasures, were the hosts.
Heaven smiled kindly on the projects
of the horsemen and the result was
an ideal California day.
The Hollywood bank and business
houses donned festive attire and thou
sands of beautiful blossoms for which
the gardens in that vicinity are famed,
were used in the decorations.
From l o'clock in the aftel- oon until
long after that hour at night when
the last knight had paused before the
queen at the tournament ball to pay
the respects due his sovereign there
was a continuous round of amu.ement
Made Gay Pageant
The parade began to form at o'clock
at Prospect and Cahuenga avenues and
just at the grand marshal gave the
signal for the start. All Hollywood
citizens and a great many from Los
Angeles turned out to witness the tour
ney and the streets were lined with
rows of girls in summer gowns carry
ing great sheaves of red carnations.
The marshal led the procession and
was followed by Stamms band. Though
the horse was king of the day the
automobile was permitted to have a
place in the parade and t-5-'elve dec
GRATED vehicles, most of them bearing
the red and green, which were the
chosen colors for the day, occupied po-
sitions in the line. A division Of horse
men and horsewomen riding steeds
garlanded in ropes of blossoms followed
the "chug wagons Their owners
bowed to friends in the crowd and
scattered blossoms as they passed
The girls wore hats with flower bands
and bright colored ribbons across their
shoulders, while their brother riders
also wore the gay colors.
Picturesque Setting
A tallyho from the Hollywood hotel
with four prancing horses wearing car
nation collars, occupied a prominent
position in the center of the parade and
a bevy of pretty girls from the Holly
wood hotel attended by some young
dismounted gallants cheered the crowds
as they passed. About fifty vehicles
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

Miss Emma Hoechlin also made three
points, but the decision was given to
Miss Rlshel for time.
There were ten contestants in the
knights event and Mel G. Brown car
RED off the honors, receiving the gold
medal and winning the greater honor
OF the right to choose and crown the
queen of the tourney at the ball at
Hotel Hollywood last night.
Mr.. Brown secured seven Of the nine
rings in the three rounds. He chose
as his queen Miss Ruth lays and his
choice was universally applauded, fot
a prettier or more popular queen II
would have been hard to find. Mr.
Brown is a nephew of Senator Cole
and great lover of all outdoor sports
to which he devotes all the time he
can spare from his law studies. Mr.
Brown has ambitions toward the diplo-
matte service and thus he cannot de-
vote quite as much time TO out-of-door
pursuits as he might like, but he has
evidently spent enough time at them
to become a splendid horseman.
Enjoy Goose Pull
]. y. 1rsfeld received the second prize
after tying M. G. Mason and w. F.
Messenger. Mr.. Irsfed was formerly
college athlete and is an excellent
horseman. The score was: @. G. Green
wood 2, NJ G. Mason 8, j. 3. Irsfeld g.
DR.. e. o. Palmer 0, DR.. j. r. Alcorn
4, Mel G. Brown T. r. b. Tizzard s.
j. F. Grass 5, c. f. Hale 4, and W. II,
Beesemyer 6.
A series of impromptu races fol-
lowed the ring spearing and then came
the event which caused more merri-
ment than any other. A big white
goose with creased neck was suspended
on a long string from a pole and as
the riders went under 1t full speed they
tried to pull 1t down. The feat was not
so easy as 1t at first appeared and II
was not until the second round that
M G. Mason succeeded in catching the
slippery bird
AS each man made a grab at 1t only
to secure a handful of grease a roar
of laughter went up from the crowd
and when Mr.. Mason was proved the
victor he was showered with congrat-
ulations.
Delightful Ball Follows
Capt T. G.. Waterous was grand mar
shall of the day and Sergeant Louis
Allinson of troop D, N. G. c., was his
chief aide. S. T. Wier, John Law and
E. f. Bogardus were the judges and
Norman McMillen the starter, while
Warren Saokett kept time.
Patronesses for the tournament and
for the ball at the hotel were Mesdames
De Longpre, Bartlett Elliott, Whitley,
BeVeridge, Mason, Bogardus, Wier
Law, Beville, George, Palmer, Grass,
Lippincott, Durant, Waldron and
Blackburn.
The ball was charming affair as a
windup to Hollywood's first but by no
means last Equestrian tournament. 1t
Is to be an annual affair henceforth.
The ball room at the hotel was decorat-
ed in the red and green of the tourna-
ment and medals were awarded to the
lucky ones. The winning knight led the
ball and crowned the queen with a
pretty ceremony.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
LADY De LA WARR'S YACHT
EXPLORED DUTCH CANAL S
Special Gable to The Herald.

Special Gable to The Herald.
LONDON, April 2O-Countess de Ia
War;, who is very fond of automobilinp.
and yachting, has returned from a recent
cruise with the earl in their Seton boat
UP the Dutch canals visiting points to
which no other yacht had ever been.
Bexhill- l-on-Sea, where Lord de la War; 10
the chief landowner, has made more rapid
strides in extent of late than any other
watering place, and much of it's popular
ity is due to the admirable arrangements
for the comfort and amusement of visi-
tors
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-07-15

urday has aroused quite discus
sion among some of the sportsmen
in the city, and it is likely that the
holder of the title will soon be call
ed upon to defend the honors he
wears so proudly.
A solemn high mass of requiem
for the repose of the soul of the
late Rev. Father c. J. Smith, o.
NJ. l., will be held at the Catholic
Church Wednesday at 8 a. m, at
which his lordship, the Right Rev
cred Bishop. Verdaguer, will Off
ciate. All friends of the late Father
Smith are invited to be present.
There was a report current in
town this morning that the Mex
ican rurales had overtaken the
bandits who robbed the Hungarian
gypsies near c. Victoria about two
weeks ago and that a bloody bat
tie had been fought. 1t is said that
the rurales killed p of the bandits.
About 400 people went across
the river last night to hear the
concert at the plaza and some to
the dance at Santa Cruz. 1t is
also just possible that a few went
to wet their whistles at some con-
venient spot where an imitation of
the Budweiser flows.
When the saloons opened this
morning, the little army of martyrs
that has been existing on Hires
Root beer and Lydia Pinkhams'
compound during the recent dry
spell, lowered the halos from off
their wearied .brows and ended
their sufferings.
Teodoro Garcia Muguerza died
at 10 O'Clock this morning in Mata7
noros after a brief illness. Deceas-
ed was in his Sind. year, and was
we'll known and highly respected
along the Rio Grande. He was a
trusted employee of the Matamoros
Custom house.
A telegram was received by DR..
Layton today calling him to the
bedside of his brother. w. L. Lay
ton, who is critically i'll at his
home in San Antonio. The doctor
will leave for that place tomorrow.
The new schedule on the Rio
Grande road went into effect today.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-07-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Bran and Alfalfa just received
by Louis Kowalski.
WANTED-To buy a buggy
horse. Apply to DR.. B. o. Worts.
For rent, the Episcopal rectory.
Apply to J. w. Hoyt at Cross
store. Jy-12-tf.
For sALE-Seven-room cottage
on St. Charles street. Apply at
HERALD Office.
Mrs. Griffith. wife of the Amer
lean consul at Matamoros. is con-
fines to her home by illness.
Rev. Mr.. White of the M. E.
Church South will preach at Pres
byterian Church Tuesday evening
at S:15.
For sale or for rent Floyd Lay
tons residence on St. Charles
street. Apply at once on premises.
J26-tf.
Beer for sale in case lots, deliv-
cred anywhere in town, by Crixell
Brothers. Leave orders at Metro
politan Restaurant.
The Woman's Home Mission So
ciety will meet at Presbyterian
Church Tuesday afternoon July
the sixteenth at FIVE o'clock.
The Staff of Life, Good Clean
Bread, pies and all kinds of fancy
cakes to your order; to be had only
at Clay's Bakery. Phone 81.
At very late hour last night
few struggling victims of mescal
we've able to drag their weary limbs
to the ferry and cross the river to
this side.
Wedding cakes a speciality
Prices S. to SIS. Call and inspect
my line of ornaments for fancy
cakes before ordering elsewhere.
CLAWS BAKERY. Phone 81.
The body of the man found in
the river Saturday was evidently
that of a Mexican soldier, and he
was undoubtedly drowned while
attempting to swim across the
river.
The fish packing establishment
recently erected alongside the
tracks of the St. Louis. Browns
vile & Mexico railroad, just be.
yond the depot, is now nearly com
plete, and will soon bel in operation
There were number of Browns.
vile people at Point Isabel Sunday
enjoying the attractions. Among
them we noticed Martin Hanson
and son, J. B. Wells, Mrs. N.
Waltgenbach, Misses Ely, Miss L.
| Johnson, Miss Kennedy. Rcberi
Dalzell, ir., and family, A. A
Browne, Mrs. Jose Simo, Sam
Robertson and wife. Conrad
Cloetta, Adrain Ortiz, IT,, Chas.
1'uregaho, John Thielen, Lee
Wise, Miss Julia Bollack, J. P. ST
John, ir., Edgar Hicks, and John
Simo.
The fact that Mr. Moore WOE
the championship of the Rio
Graude az the Gun Club meet Sat.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-07-15
For Rent.

A good farm of SO acres now in
cultivation in corn and cotton,
With three room house; Will also
sell my farm horses. wagon, tools.
etc. Call on tne on St Charles
street. opposite the Convent.
E. E. VIM. Jy2 st.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-07-15
Some wise Men. y

The longer we Ire, the more
we are con, inced that a great many
so-called wise men" are durn
fools.-Denison Gazetteer.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-07-15
DR.. E. E. WYNN,

Formerly of Sherman, Tex, but
now of Brownsville, tenders his
professional services to the people
of Brownsville and vicinity. He
makes speciality of midwifery and
the diseases of Women and child
rem. Office at residence, St. Charles
Street, opposite Convent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
COMMERCIAL CLUB AWAKE
WILL co AFTER OTHER lNsUE.
ANCE coMPANIEs-BlG BRICK
PLANT IN PROSPECT.

The Commercial Club is going after
several more general agent lie in
surance companies. and will in all
probability land them Secretary San
ders Of the Commercial Club stated
today that within a few days he, to-
gcther with several of the leading
citizens and property holders of the
city. would visit Dallas for the pug-
pose of interesting othe ragencies To-
Gated in that city. with view Of Sc
curing them for this city. lnasmuch
ass 'lc Mutual Life of Newark, y. j.,
has rented quarters and will move
here the committee thinks that they
will find little trouble in securing 9th.
ers to come.
\ number Of the leading citizens
have at last awakened to the fact that
a live commercial club is of great
ya,ue to city and are doing every
thing possible to help the secretary
To secure settlers and enterprises to
Nblllt mere
In all probability the club will be
successful in getting at least half Of
the general insurance agencies to To-
cate in Ardmore from Texas and
should the club be successful It win
mean the addition Of at least three
or four hundred more population.
The representatives Of large
brick manufacturing concern will be
here during the next week for the
purpose Of prospecting this section Of
the country with view of locating a
yard near here or in the outskirts OF
the city.
The one thing needed to help build
The town is a good brick manufactur
ing plant and that is practically as
sp.rd as the fuel question is settled
wNn natural gas is piped in which
will be hut short time as soon as the
pipe arrives and the question Of right
Of way Is settled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
WILL SETTLE HERE
AN IOWA FARMER BUYS LAND
NEAR cITY-WILL ENGAGE
IN SCIENTIFIC FARMING.

Smith, Riggins a West. a prominent
real estate firm Of this city. closed a
deal this week for the sale OF the T.
X. kearney place, about two miles
south OF the city, TO an Iowa farmer
by the name Of r X Hodges Of Sioux
city, Iowa. MIR. Hodges is an expert
cnced. scientific farmer and will move
his family here about Nov. !, after
the present crop has been gathered
The purchase price paid for the 60
acres was 81 500
In all probability when A,r Hodges
returns It may mean the bringing of
a number OF other scientific farmers
with him from the cold north. 1t is this
class of citizens that this section
mostly desires,