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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
WINDSOR RESULTS

First race, 5h furlongs-Meddlesome Boy.
1885, won; Sweet Kitty 100, second; Hancock.
10S third; time 1:09.
Second race furlongs-Lady Ermy 106.
won; Awless log. second; Culture 1O6, third;
time 02 Is.
Third race, l mile-Rather Royal 1O4, won;
Taunt, 80, second; The Globe, 1O3 third; time
1:41.
Fourth race, 5ik furlongs-Virginia Maid, 100.
won; Bewitched, 99 second; Eonite, 1o3, third;
time 1903
Fifth race, 81 furIongs-Royal Legend. 1os.
won; Lady Henrietta, 109, second; Ohiyesa, 100,
third; time 1:0S 20.
Sixth race, 1-16 miles-Harmakis, 104. won;
Jungle Imp, los, second; King of the Valley,
104 third; time :4S 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
OAKS AND ANGELS WILL
PLAY TWO GAMES SUNDAY

double-header at Chutes park tomorrow
afternoon.
The first game will be called promptly
at 80 O'Clock, and the second game will
follow Immediately the first is finished.
AS Oakland gave the Angels severe
beating yesterday, some warm playing is
anticipated this afternoon and Sunday.
The double-header will be played be-
cause CT the game which was postponed
last Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
HIGH SCHOOL TO PLAY
POMONA COLLEGE TEAM

The Los Angeles high school football
team will leave on the 1925 train today
for Pomona. where they will play game
with Pomona college. The local team
seems to be in good training and is ex
pected to make a fine showing.
The lineup will be about the same as
last Saturday, except that there will oe
a new man, Adams, ON the line.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
PRINCE INTERESTED
By Associated Press.

BY Associattd Press.
STOCKHOLM. Oct 1S.-Prince Gusta-
vus Adolphus. duke of Soania, eldest son
of crown prince, Prince Gustavus, is
manifesting great interest in the pro-
posed challenge for. the Americas cup
in behalf of the Royal Swedish Yachting
club.
His name appears on the appeal for
subscriptions to the fund to guaran-
tee the expense.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
MONEY FROM HUNTERS

SACRAMENTO. Oct 1S.-Up to date,
State Controller Nye has received $54,346.-
81 in hunting license taxes from AZ of the
So counties in California. There are still
eleven counties to be heard from-Alpine,
Imperial. Inyo. Marin, Mendocno, Mono,
Placer, Riverside. San Bernardino, Santa
Cruz and Ventura
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
GENERAL WATTS SETS
NEW WORLDS RECORD

BY Associated Press.
LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 1S.-General
Watts the 3-year-old bay colt, by
Axworthy today trotted the first heat
of the Kentuck.' stakes. in 2:06%. estab-
fishing a new worlds record for g.
year-ods, and beating the former record
of 2:OSN, held by Kentucky Todd. made at
Columbus two years ago.
The colt won the second heat in 209%,
the fastest two heats ever trotted by a
3-year-old in a race.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
Greeks XII section Boss
By Associated Press.

MARYsvILLE, Oct. Isl. W. Patton,
Northern Electric section boss, was
murdered this morning by a band OF
Greek laborers near Dry Greek. twelve
miles from here The sheriff and coroner
left for the scene at noon and will bring
all the Greeks back in custody The
Greeks have been having trouble for some
time.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
Aee,,sed commits Suicide

VANCOUVER, Oct. 1S-George Kincald,
head foreman of the public works de-
partment in ukon. was arrested at Daw-
son recently on charge of stealing $40.-
ooo from registered mail sack. Yester-
day Kincaid died suddenly as the result
of taking poison.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
PLAN BIG POLO TOURNEY
FOR CORONADO FIELD
Ry Associated Press.

HHBUCTHIUu F-TtEH.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 1S.-From present
outlook the polo tournament at the Coro-
nado Country club grounds In March
will be one Of the biggest ever held on
the Pacific coast
EARLY in January the Hawaiian Polo
club will send twenty of Its best ponies
to California in order to give them a
couple of months in which to become
acclimated before the tournament comes
off Burlingame. Riverside. Santa Bar
bara, Los Angeles and Santa Monica will
be represented.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
PORTLAND BUSY IN
GAME WITH. FRISCO
SCORE NINETEEN HITS OFF
joys CURVES
Big kanaka Batted All Over Diamond
While PernoIl Holds Longs
Men Down Fairly
Well
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 1S-This was
Portland's slugging day. They made
merry all through the game at the ex-
pense of pitcher Joy and rolled up a
total of nineteen hits. The visitors
played a ragged fielding game.
The game was one sided and ended with
the victors piling UP five runs to their
score.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNING!
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Kennedy. Piper. Two-basc
hts-Byrnes, Mott, Casey. Sacrifice hits
Casey, johnson Mott. First on hals-On Per
roll, 8; off JOY 4. Struck out-By Pernoll 6;
by JOY g. Hit by pitcher-Bassey. Double
plays-Bassey to Mott to Donahue johnson to
Casey to Kennedy. Time-1 h. 55 m. Umpire
Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
OAKLAND
al RY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Delmas, Hosp, Cravath, Fl.
tren Bigbie. Left on bases-Los Angeles, 6;
Oakland. g. Bases on balls-On Hosp 3; of
Gates. i Struck out-By Hosp 8; by Gates, l.,
First base on errors-Los Angeles, 2; Oak
plre-Qulgg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19

scr1berr holding six months contracts Tha
Houseleeper instead OF the Womanr Home
cornpalslon Tho Housekeeper Is preferred oy
many Of our patrons II s bright. fuil OF OK
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
OCCIDENTAL PREPS
LOSE TOHARVARD

Harvard military school surveyed to
Highland Park and worsted the Occiden-
tai academy football team by the uneven
score of % to yesterday afternoon.
The militants had the Occidental boys
on the run from the first and the Meth
odists were unable at any time to check
the Harvard rush. Lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
The servant Problem Solved

Herali want nd will supply your needs
Direct communication between the employer
anf H. w.rker. Cost mere trihe. Rates
lines times sc. Phone Homo Herald .
sunset .Preas IT,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25
LEADER CARRIES CANE
Pretty Pauline French Starts Fad at
Newport.

Newport, R. I. - Miss Pauline
French, the pretty niece Of Mrs. Alfred
= Vanderbilt, has taken on the cane
carrying habit, and every morning
and afternoon, when she is not speed
lng her housekeeping pony She may be
seen hiking up and down Bellevue ave
0ue. using handsome walking stick,
man-fashion. AS Miss French is a
leader among the young set Of girls,
It Is probable that the fad will be
taken up generally among the young
people and that In the near future the
society belle without her cane will be
an uncommon sight.
Tail and stately. as well as pretty.
Miss French, with her cane in her
hand, presents a very attractive pic
ture.
Cane carrying among women ap.
pears to be natural development of
a tendency Of the time After the
manner Of the London girls, society
bellies tried carrying stuffed bears dur
Ing the summer, but the American girl
Is too viyacious to keep steady com
pany with such an inanimate object.
Then more than ever the women took
to carrying their pet poodles about in
their arms, but the little fellows did
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25
WHERE JOHN D.. WILL SKATE.

efeller is making at his country place
here an artificial lake, four acres in
extent. A small army Of workmen is
now engaged in making the excavation
for the lake.
The site Of this skating pond was
CHOSEN with much care by Mr. Rookie
feller. His estate at Lakewood com.
prises 500 acres, most Of it pine forest.
It is back from the road about an
eighth Of a mile and the house is
screened from the view Of observers
by thick barrier Of pine trees. Mr..
Rockefeller has chosen a sheltered
spot for his lake, about 100 yards be-.
yond this barrier. Should any curious
visitor succeed in getting through this
pine hedge, he would find himself in
a patch Of thickly grown nettles
through which it would be impossible
to break his way
Beyond this nettle patch is to be the
skating pond. On the border of the
further shore Of the lake is a water
tower, which serves also the purpose
Of watch tower A balcony has been
built around this tower, and whenever
a1r. Rockefeller is out on the grounds.
whether playing golf or riding his bi.
cycle over the miles Of smooth roads
that he has built. watchman is sta
toned in this balcony to give warning
of approaching intruders.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25

monty practiced procedure is to place
the maiden On a couch Of boughs over
heated stones Upon these stones
water is poured and the victim is
given thorough steaming. After that
she is led to the river for a plunge
and is then considered worthy Of a
husband.
The courting time is ordinarily dur
ing the harvesting al the Utes' great
est crop the mesquite bean. The
young man approaches the father Of
the maiden humbly and asks the hand
of the daughter. The father Stimulates
rage and orders him away. The youth
obeys, but returns shortly decked out
in his gaudiest feathers, beads and
paint It always happens that the
maiden is alone, whereupon they be-
come acquainted, and then, if she is
favorable to his quest. they go for a
long walk or ride together in the
woods. When they return they are
considered married. They at once be,
gin housekeeping in the home OF the
brides mother, where they remain un-
til the first child is born. The young
brave then sets up his own tepee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25
KNOWS ALL KINGS SECRETS.
Lord KnoIlys Manages Edwards lnr
menss Correspondence.

London.-Lord Knollys is the one
man living from whom King Edward
has no secrets. He controls his ma
iesty's enormous correspondence with
marvellous ability, aided. Of course. by
assistant secretaries. who do the rou.
tine work.
It is an impressive sight to see him
In his shirt sleeves tackling a noun.
tain Of letters from all manner OF
people. Think Of the knowledge Of
the world, experience, tact, judgment
memory and. above all. rapid decis-
ion, which this work entails. The
king must be spared in every possible
way and yet there are some letters
which he must see. Cranks, faddists.
inventors and such like fearful wild
fowl are dealt with In a routine way.
But there are thousands Of begging
letters to be sifted. with the invalua,
bic aid Of the charity organization, for
his majesty is tender-hearted and
would be much troubled II any genu.
Inc case we're treated unsympatheti-
cally.
Lord Knollys was. 50 to speak. born
at court. HIS father Gen. sir VIII
liam Knollys, who lived to be nearly
80, was comptroller Of the then
prince Of Wales household.
Lady Knollys. a daughter OF the
late Sir Harry Tyrwhitt and Lady
Berners. is great favorite at court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25
FaN3us INDIAN TaiBE FAST Bz.
COMING EXTINCT.
Something Ahout Red Men Who Re.
Gently Lsft Their Reservation
-Marriare castoms Ct
the Race.

Washing.on.-Whether the band of
+ Ute Indians. who were brought to q
halt recently, after trailing some 200
miles diagonaliy across the state Of
wyoming, were really out on the war
path, Or merely playing truant. seems
70 be open to question. Indian Com
missioner Leupp believes they we're
only "out visiting The episode
serves, at any rate. to draw public 1T
tention not only to the history and
characteristics Of en- interesting tribe
but to che ilfrequency with which our
red-skinned wards figure IN the DAYS
news Two decades ago such a per
tormance as this Of the Utes would
have passed all but unnoticed.
The Ute. or Utah Indians, form a di-
vision Of the Shoshonean family. for
meFly occupying the region which ex-
tends from the Salt Lake basin in
Utah eastward to the highest ridges
Of the Colorado Rockies.
When, in the early days Of the last
century, American hunters and pio-
neers first came in contact with them.
the Utes were a powerful nation Of
some $4,000 souls. BY the year 1871.
however when John C. Fremont made
his first pathhnding expedition across
the Rockies. they had been reduced
through constant warfare with the
Cheyennes and the Comanches to
something like $4,000 persons. More
lighting, amalgamation with neighooT-
ing tribes, and disease continued to
deplete their numbers fearfully. In
1881 they numbered but 1000, and in
1901, when the last enumeration was
attempted there were scarcely more
than $500 Of them.
The Utes have never been known
either for their doci1ity OF their tract
ability, and whenever they have come
into close proximity to the palefaces
there has been trouble.
The Ute Nation consists Of is direct
tribes, but for many years 1t has been
divided into three greater divisions.
OF these the Southern Utes have re-
tained their residence in Colorado.
while the branches known as the
White River Utes aud their kinsmen.
the Uncompahgres, have lived since
1880 on the Uintah reservation In
Utah. The very interesting customs
and laws VI the Utes, however. are
common to all three divisions. There
Is a certain appropriateness in their
living in Utah from the fact that sig
niticant domestic practice of the peo-
pie is polygamy. Time was when it
was very much commone- than It is
to-day, but that was when warfare
kept the number on braves down, and
the women outnumbered the men by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25

Murdo, 8. D.-A live toad was
brought up from a depth Of s4s feet
the other day by men drilling an ar.
tesian well near here. The toad
weighed four pounds and is thought
to have been In the ground many
years. The drill was working slowly
through clay drift when the toad
was brought to the surface. No one
believed the toad was alive. but after
being In the cool air the reptile came
to. Scientists say It Is possible for
toads to live years without ar or
nourishment, and that this toad must
have crept to the place where found
in small subterranean passage. now
closed. A few years ago at O'Nelil
Neb.. snake was found embedded
alive IN a limestone rock II was
explained that the reptile must have
crept. while small. into crevice.
which afterward was filed up By 10
ton Of frost or other elements.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25
OVER six SCORE sEAMEN LOST
DURING PAST SEASON..
With Two Exceptions, List Is Largest
In Past Decade-Thirty-Eight
Persons Drowned by Fall
ing Overheard.

Chicago-One hundred and twenty
six lives were lost in navigating the
great lakes during the season Just
closing Compared with the loss Of
2I5 lives in 1905, the seasons death
list appears small and yet with but
two exceptions it was the largest in
the last decade. In 1905 the lakes
were swept by three great storms. all
Of which took heavy toll OF sailors
lives, but in 1905 there was but one
gale to have place in the annals Of
the great lake perils. That was tie
storm Of October 27, when the passen-
ger steamer J. H. Jones went down in
Georgian bay without single sur
viyoi Of the 80 persons on board. The
steamer Resolute foundered with
loss Of six lives on Lake Ontario. 9th
er smaller losses brought the total for
that storm to IA, or over a third Of the
entire seasons losses.
During the year Ss persons were
lost overheard, Is of which fell into
the holds Of vessels and we're killed.
II met their death by machinery acci.
dents on shipboard. two committed
suicide and three died from natural
causes aboard vessels. Fifty-two were
lost when their ships fonndered and
five we're drowned as the result Of
collisions.
Notwithstanding the precautions
taken on modern vessels every year
shows about the same number OF
deaths from falling into holds or from
falling overheard. with the naval ar.
chitecture now in vogue It is said
that there is no satisfactory way u
decreasing the dangers from thcye two
causes which lead to the death Of from
80 to 60 sailors every year.
Last season 96 sailors met their
death on Lake Superior, but this sea.
son there were but IA. Georgian bay
led all the lakes with &c fatalities
Lake Erie was next with 27 Lake
Michigan had 25, Detroit-st Clair riy.
ers six, Lake Huron nine Lake On.
tario seven and the 500 passage two.
The Jones was the first passenger
boat to founder in many years. II
was tugboat that had been given
passenger cabins. The loss, however.
has emphasized the position taken by.
many Yesselmen that no vessel which
has not the high insurance rating Of
Al should have a government license
for carrying passengers. Marine un-
derwrlters make a heavy discrimina-
tion against vessels Of low grade in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25
Wondsrs Of Poulsen's Ethereal Elee-
tricity System Shown.

London.-Before an audience Of
some Of the best known scientific men
Of the day valdemar Poulsen at the
Queens Hall demonstrated some OF
the wonders Of bis new system of
ethereal electricity. as Sir William
Preece, the chairman, described II.
Sir William said that the lecturers
discovery sounded the death-knell Of
the old spark" telagraphy, and Mr.
PonIsen IN his paper explained that
his form Of electricity was capable Of
no fewer than million vibrations per
second, thus giving a practically con.
tinuous wave Of energy. The spark"
form Of electricity might be likened
to continuously Vibrating tuning-fork.
Some wonderful demonstrations, H.
lustratlng the capacities Of the new
electricity. were given. A set Of six
electric incandescent lamps were
lighted "wireIessly" BY ita energy, a
lamp was 1T through Mr.. PouIsen's
body copper wire was melted In mid.
air, but the most beautiful sight OF all
was the swinging copper wire fixed to
the top OF an induction coil, which, in
the darkened hall, seemed like a wav.
iug scimitar Of violet flame when the
ethereal energy was applied to 1t.
IN addition to its advantages IN wire
less telegra1hy (Which include abso-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25

to popularity; no style is more attrac,
tive, provided the fit be carefully ac
eomplished and the wearer be Dos.
sessed Of that curve at the waist be-.
hind, which 1t should be the art Of
the corsetiere to supply should nature
have proved deficient IN this respect.
Petticoats are Of the softest and
most supple textures. a vast improve
ment being effected BY very thick
cord run through the hem and again
through the frilI The woman who Is
compelled to study the question Of
cost. has learnt to realize the benefit
to be gained from the detachable
fiognce. This kind Of petticoat should
bear a double row Of buttons one
couple Of inches above the other SO
that the hounce may be worn short or
long according to the ezigencies Of the
weather.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25

seled ornaments Of paste and silver;
while band Of this silver pursues its
shining career all round the skirt Just
an inch or two above the hem. The
tiny pufed sleeves are caught in with
a band Of silver and paste, with tas-
sci at either side 10 fall over the little
box-pleating Of satin, and then the
corsage enfolds-like the opening pet
ais Of flower-a softness Of white
tulle and narrow borderIngs Of silver
lace, which form the chemisette.
Amongst the simplest theater cloaks
! would commend some OF cloth In EN-
pire shape, fitting closely round the
throat and possessing velvet or satin
collars lined with fur which allow Of.
being turned up In case Of necessity.
Two ornamental buttons, placed high
up in the center Of the back, ensure
the coveted short-waisted effect. and
two pairs Of the same, linked by deco
ratiYe tabs should fasten the fronts as
far as the bust. The genuine Spanish
mantllIa gives promise Of becoming
a popular head covering for evening
wear, and certainly It has no rival
In point Of view Of the becoming. but
its adjustment offers great difficulty.
Striped cloths, trimmed with mill.
tary braid and velvet collars and
revers, inspire numerous smart walk
ing costumes, and diagonal cloths and
velvet and velveteen occupy all other
space in the field Of favor All these
materials require to be strictly tailor
made, and depend for success upon the
cut. Plain, tight skirts have returned
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25

more than three b one THE men
marry at is the women at from ls to
IS and u Ute sguau renains un-
married at zo she IS treated as a
pariah and stands 8 Fery good chance
Ell being put to death as a witch before
she is 40
Ute marriage customs are peculiar.
When young giri reaches a amarriage-
able age her parents shut her up IN
the tepee. where she is compelled to
fast for four OF FIVE days AT the end
Of that time Invitations are sent 10
the friends Of the family. who gather
about the tepse. where they are feast
ed. and then all. men and women
alike. engage in d weird dance. shak-
ing rattles, bscwing on reed pipes and
singing incantations. The parents
feign disgust and go frequently to the
door and bid them disperse. A com
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25

stanford University, CaI.-Studente
and faculty of Stanford university
we're astounded when Luther Bur.
bank. the plant wizard, exhibited an
apple which was red and sweet on one
side and yellow and sour on the other
Burbank vas speaking d plant eyo-
luton. He said a certain difacuIt
experiment might be achieved by in-
finite patience and constant work, but
It would be much norc dificult than
making a delicious fruit both soul
and sweet. Burbank offered a 70
ward Of $1,000 for an ounce Of horao
radish seed, saying that Sc had tried
ten years in vain to cultivate seed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25
site Of Rockefeller's Artificial Lake,

three years of attaining the Biblical
fuiness Of age, threescore years and
ten, Mr. Rockefeller. when he puts on
pair OF skates and gets on the Ice,
IS as agile as boy Of 70.
In order that he may indulge his
fondness for this pastime, and at the
same time avoid the publicity which
attends his every movement. Mr.. Rock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25

New York United states govern
ment experiments with the dirigibla
Bloss-Leayitt submarine torpedo held
since April last on Sag Harbor L 4
have closed. Frank Leavitt the m
ventor, has Increased the effective
range Of the torpedo, 1t Ii said from
l,2oO 70 $500 yards. The cost ofItriasv
was $1,000 q day. Work win Be r..
sufned early In the spring Of 1907.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25
LAKE TOLL OF LIVES.

carrying freight. but this distinction
is not recognized by the government
There were no fatalities on modern
passenger boats with the exception Of
two passengers who committed sui
eide BY jumping overheard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25
LIGHT A LAMP THROUGH THE BODY.

lutely perfect tuning" and the impos
sibiiity Of tappIng) the Inventor ex.
pressed himself confident that It would
be found to solve the problem OF 4
wireless telephone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25
Rockefeller to Have a Private Pond at
Lakewood, N. J.

Lakewood, N. Next to golf. John
d. RockefelIer's favorite outdoor pas.
time is skating. Although he is within
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25

thing to really be in style, It is evI
IDENTIFY to be the thing.
Miss French's cane has d handle
shaped like shepherds crook It Is
bound with gold splend'diy chased and
is adorned with ribbon bow which
is changed daily to match the COS
tune
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25

not like it, and their constant squirm-
ing became a menace to lace sleeves.
The cane, however. is a help in itself,
and now that women must carry some.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-25

The best remedy against annoy
ance from small thlngs Is 10 BATH
with great.--Ivan Panin.