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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
SOLOMON BACKERS
NOT PROMINENT
ASPIRANT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
FAILS OF SUPPORT
AtteIt Will Enter Ring Hot FaVorite,
Judging from Present Situation.
There May Be Sur
prise

A new featherweight champion may be
manufactured at Maud Junction pavilion
tomorrow night. II Benny SC, solomon 2no iiVes ts
will give Abe Attell one Of the hardest
battles which that astute young man
ever experienced throughout striking
career of ring success.
Very little If any betting is attendant
upon the forthcoming affair. A round OF
the cigar stands where wagers may be
placed yesterday revealed the fact that no
large commissions have thus far been
received. It was practically impossible
to lay so against Attell.
AS the situation stands Attell is a
favorite at to 10 and l to 2. One cigar
store man reported that he had been
given $500 to place against $1,000 that Solo
mon wins. When pressed to produce the
overly enthusiastic and made some ex-
cuse, which resulted in the Attell man
looking elsewhere for a card.
Benny Solomon may be capable of
springing a great surprise, but he will
enter the ring with very few supporters.
Attell people contend that Able is far
too clever and able to take the gaff If
Atteil proved when he fought frankie
Neil to standstill that he is q mixer;
Solomon, however. is not of the Neil
he avoids punishment that Neil willingly
accepted in order to land.
According to reports both boys have
tainly put in some swift licks. and it is
scarcely probable that Attell will be
When Atteil fought Harry Baker the
first time he really had done little train, ain
a decision. Abe is tricky. Before he left
for philadelphia he asserted that ; some S,6, of
Those who followed Attelrs recent
Philadelphia. career will remember that that
several mediocre men left the ring with
something near an even break. Abe was
out for a second meeting and made no
bones about saying so.
However, Able If wise will take no
such chances at the present time, A de-
feat at the hands of Solomon will send
Attell back a peg on the ladder. A vic
tory will not net Attell the financial re-
turns which might be expected, There
are very few classy featherweights stroll
ing around, and Able must make every
match count.
Both men have been warned, however,
by the club officials to enter the ring at
their best and exert themselves. Nc
Carey has been so harassed during the
past few weeks that another smash up
would probably send him high and dry
from the fight game.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
SALT LAKE WILL EPECT
DRAWBRIDGE ACROSS RIVER

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, May i2-Accordins to
directors of the Los Angeles DOCK ana
Terminal company they have received as
surances from the office of General Man
aeer Wells of the Salt Lake railroad to
the effect that the treste bridge 1,o, aor0SS 9iI
the month of the San Gabriel river VIII
he removed by the railway company and
a drawbrdge substituted, in accordance
with the orders of the court. 80.
The nlans are said to have been SO
far completed fhta they will be submitted
to the directors of the railway company
at their June meeting. ,. A..
Under the war department orders the
trestle must be removed by SeptenpeII
1 i'm order that the dock and terminal
company can begin its long cherished
plan of opening the sea entrance to tne
new inner harbor The positive statement
from the Salt Lake company that its
bridge will be taken out has removed
the last lingering doubt as to the com
plete carrying out of the harbor COM
p'''f Hotel del Coronado" the place for
YOU.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
NOTES FROM LONG BEACH

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, May 22.-The program psI,l
for the first meeting OF the SoI' Sio.h I,iIi
California Baptist assembly, Which @ o,,l Mr,l
be held here August 1-l9' mas peeIi i'linIl cE,i-
pleted. 1t includes Bible STUDY, llliSsdom51 n1,s1
ary and teachers training classes o?S poSs
and girls meetings. eVangelstlC WI IN
ropular lectures and musical entertain
merits. Probably 1000 visitors VIII atiollu, ied.,
Eminent teachers and lecturers have peeh
secured. , ,., ,o
Marshal G. w. Young and his force are are
now moving into the nearly coInpItSttee'u
new Jail in the rear of the city nalI his ttn
the improvements recently put IN inns
city has one of the largest and nnest po-
lice stations in any southern CallAoiIil"
town of similar size. -, -,;.o
Mrs. Viola Saunders y years old, Wiz
OF c. E. Saunders, died early thls MORN
ing at their home, 42S East SlXteentn
street. They came here last Novemon;iTI lto;iI
from joplin, Mo. Funeral services VIII
be held at . o'clock tomorrow afternoorl
from 1173 Linden avenue. Burial Will pc
jr Signal Hill cemetery
The city trustees last night adopteo
resolution asking the Los Angeles DOCK
and Terminal company to cease us
dredging operations in the vicinity of the
cjty's septic tank because the sewer sys-
tenn of the city has been thre atened. Man
ager Curtis this morning had a force ot
men put at work building a dyke abou'
the septic tank, which is expected to pro-
Iect it from damage so that the dredging
work may continue without interruption.
Perpetual sunshine at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
SPEEDY RACING
AT EMERYV|LLE
SIR BRlLLAR LEADS BEDFORD
IN HANDICAP
Van Ness Played Good Thing at 10 to l.
Forty Bookies Accept the Money
Offered by the Betting
Talent
BY Associated Press.

BY. Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 22.-ln one OF
the fastest races of the year Sir Brillar
gained a head victory over Bedford IN i the
lJlsinore handicap at Oakland today. Inc
pair had the race practically 10 theHh-
selves and Davis Outrode kirSchpaun.
The heavily played Massa nnlsneu
+bird Tjsaro. the favorite failed to show.
Thomas II. Williams good coll fl[estUire s,l'y
rained an easy victory in the two-year,
old event. Van Ness, at 10 70 l, 4, PlUNTH 49,
q surprise in the third. Forty books were
in line. an increase of four. ResuIts' 40
First race. five furlongs-t1restons' IL
(Sandy) to 20, won Raleigh, iVs ~ lSGii- ETgii
err to 2 second tHTda"aTfii tbrd Time ne loo 1-5
GlucSstein and Glorico finished as naineu:
Second race one mile ana tWehIs
yards selling-Louise titzgiopoh', ,65 ivo "a 10
Davis. s to l, won; Satchet, NS ~; (1Eo
I,vnchj. u to 3. second Royal Maxim; Ilu
1Graham). to 6. third. Time I:4S, 15I1d,- BnIn
fosa. Derdom, Mohawk. Calendar, Eaidt 6i,st,
dini, Elmdale,, Dave 4 Meper anu '''
Third race five and half turlonGs'
seiIinr-Van Ness. 1l0 Fischerl, 10 10 l.
won: Pal, 102 (BuXton, 10 J. seG1ro, ILL.,
l:O7 S-5 Bucolic. Nappa, Monejg Hdnjs 1mciiie m1I,
Burning Bush, Lady King. Nome Lucille
and Duelist finished as named. 49,, o,o
Eo9r6d 6d 9fty faGe Yards: purse SiOOO-sir Bril-
lar. 1Ol Or Davis. to !, won; 6eqaoe9' %a9sa
1es fSirschbaum). Ii to 2. second; MaSsa, SSa
7O9 6SaudV). to >; thlrd. 1lulS -
1Iardo Cigar Lighter, Geo. P. McNear
and 1t u Lizaro finished as named alive TO
Fifth race one mile seliRg6AtkiRMf Rg5reW Mack 5S
CGraham), IS to o. won; noo1d AnuTSm Finn Wside
1dS 1s MsStTgJ isShsF( Is 10 TO l. third Time i s.
Talamund. Tghgh MCGOWAN, Ghri;sitine I;itidr a.,
Fisher Boy, Good Cheer ana sliVersA'l
aisS Siyth ar race Futurity course; purse
ocean shore 80 CKiTschbaum). IA to O.
Won; Won Biagg, 100 SANDY, g to o. sef0ind f6ird
The Mist. 1O7 d<eogh)' c,.o ~ 70 r. T. Choik HIu5I
Hedrick and Lurene finished as named
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
MALIBU COAST ROAD MAY
BE HARTMAN VENTURE
Special to The Herald.

SANTA MONICA, May 22.-That the
Malibu & Hueneme Coast Line railroad
now in course of construction, information
relative to which has been carefully with
held by it's projectors from the public, is
a Hartman property and that the line
will be a link between the Santa Monica
and Santa Barbara terminals of the S. P.
system is vouched for by railroad men
here who have just returned from trip
to where the work has reached and who
claim to have seen the survey for the line
1t is also stated that the road will be
operated with an electrical equipment, and
on the success of the plan will depend the
electrizing of other Southern California
limbs of the S. P.'s main division. Be-
cause of the heavy traffic which is ex-
pected the road will have to bear and of
unfavorable grades which mark its wind
ing course, the test, 1t is said, will allow
of the first practical experiment that the
Hartman people have had an opportunity
to make in the proposed changing of the
tricity.
Go to Coronado by auto.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
CONDUCTOR BEATS UNRULY
MEN AND MAKES PRISONERS

LONG BEACH, May 22. - Conductor
King of the Alamitos Bay division of the
Pacific Electric system kept two rough
house" passengers prisoners in his car
early this morning until two policemen
arrived in a special car and placed them
The incident is regarded as one of the
best of the few stories on record where
a conductor decidedly gets the best of
unrl1ly passengers without a rough and
tumble fight John Cogswell and Frank
Finlayson boarded the last night car
leaving the Pine street station for Alami-
tos bay early this morning,
They soon began to create disturb,
ance in the coach and broke several
window panes before they had gone half
a mile They also talked roughly.
AS the car neared Miramar station
Conductor King, by quick move, threw
the trolley off the wire. Then he calmly
stated to the two men, who were his
sole passengers, that the power was off
and that he would telephone to find out
what caused the trouble.
Instead he called up the train dispatch
er in Los Angeles, told him of the trough
house, raised by the men and asked for
assistance The dispatcher assured him
that he would have policemen sent at
to wait. While the other men were still
Swearing at the poor service of the
company a headlight cleaned up the
track, and after moment a car bearing
Patrolrnen Mcmillan and McCord came
Cosswell and Finlayson were each fined
S10 TODAY by Recorder Hart. They also
Maid for the windows they had destroyed.
Warships of U. s. at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
CHURCHILL DOWNS RESULTS

BY Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 22.-Churchlll
DFUns Four and and a half furlongs-skyo won
Dona II. second, Inventress third; time
Five and a half furlongs-Webber won,
Re,ihen second Bert Osra third; time
1:07 S-5 Evran finished third but was
NfiIeHNfiI5e Sutton won Polly Prim Sec
ond Flemming third; time 1:40.
The Bashford Manor stakes, SlOU0 added,
four and a half furlongs-John Morris
won, Great Pirate second, Honest thlrd;
Five and half furlongs, selling-Alen-
con won, Barnsdale second, Soprano
third; time 1907 40.
Mile and a sixteenth-Envoy won, Char
latan second. Deveut third; time 1:4S 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
HAPPY FAMILY
GOING ON ROAD
THEATRICAL COMPANIES TO
HAVE QUEER COMBINATION
Star of Show, Together with Former
Husband and Present Wife,
Will All Make Tour of
Country
Long Beach Office,
29 East Third Street
Phone-Iome 297.

LONG BEACH, May 22.-When Miss
Della Pringle, the we'll known actress
who makes Long Beach her home, starts
on the road within the next few weeks
with her reorganized company, George
Adams, a Chicago theatrical man, from
whom she was divorced three years ago:
will go along as her manager. Adams
present wife moreover will accompany
them in the capacity of piano PLAYER,
Miss Pringle was divorced from Adams
after they had lived together seven sew, years years;
Within five weeks following the divorce
she was married to Frank Tuttle. an
other theatrical man. She was s, separalgidd "a aaid
from Tuttle last summer and lie is Saiu
to have remarked. From time shortly
after their divorce Adams and IN, MISS Trlhe ile
and the present Mrs. Adams are last
friends. ,., -,
I'VE will not have any trouble, J m
sure, because of the unusual comblnatloil.
Mrs. Adams is a beautiful woman ana Is
perfectly willing for her husband to ac-
company me as my manager said MISS
Pringle. IT, ,lo,a fo,,
Vol.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
cRAvEsEND RESULTS

By Associated Press.
y NEW YORK, May 22.-Gravesend re-
SusiS Six furlongs-Chief Hayes .N;od Won,
Rosemount second, Battle Axe thiru'
'ils;f lSsffeeplechase. i about two mlesISIun III9
Glow won. Amanda II second Blue
Pigeon third; time 4;o5: a,.o ond one
The Manhanset stakes hve any W
Pait Bart second, Seymour Butler third;
liita About six furlongs-McCarter. won, Won
Dreamer second, Demund thlro' tiNie
M Mile and a furlong-Molesey won: won:
John Smulski second, Pouquesing thlru'
'li119 Tive q fl ofiIirlongs-Tile Kilb won, Bear
doTl T's second Sempro third; time 1:ol 80.
Five ongs-Helen B won, W1liiiadtI! nan !.
IT. Lyon second, Gay Damselle thiru'
time :02 40
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
JOHN SUMMERS
MAKES BIC HIT
Rv Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. May 22.-Tommy
Murphy of New York and John Summers
of England fought one of the hardest
six-round battles ever witnessed in this
city at the National Athletic club to-
night.
the ring in this country, and he made
an excellent impression. In the first
round he dropped Murphy with a right
Harlem fighter was floored twice. and
only the overanxiety of Summers to stop
Murphy saved the latter from taking the
count.
Murphy grew stronger as the fight
progressed and more than held his own in
the third, fourth and fifth rounds. while
the sixth was about even. Murphys
stomach punches had the Englishman
tired at the end of the battle.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
PROPOSED SALOON MAY
BRING FORTH PETITIONS
Special to The Herald.

OCEAN PARK. May 22.-The reported
intention of I4os Angeles brewing con
cern to establish a saloon at lI3 Pier ave
nue. has caused a general uprising i'll the
neighborhood and will result in several
petitions being presented to the city coun-
Gil at it's next meeting.
The premises are said to have been
rented by Thomas Dugan. local business
man, who has practically concluded ar
rangements for using the store for saloon
purposes. AS there are no restrictions to
prevent the carrying out of the alleged in
teution of the new tenant some DOUBT
exists as to whether the trustees will take
action in the matter.
There are at present three saloons in
the district, and the proprietors of these,
it is expected, will prove a most forceful
opposition to the newcomer receiving d
license to do business.
East or west, Coronado is best"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
SEWER PROBLEM STlRS
PASADENA TO ACTION
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA. May 22.-The city of
Pasadena is facing a problem of surplus
sewage. The question has arisen through
the fact that the present sewer system
has reached its capacity and that even
now councilmen are preparing to face the
problem. The septic tank and the ex-
tension of the present system to meet
the requirements have been suggested.
What will be done in the matter is the
question which the councilmnic body will
in all probability face in its sessions of
the near future. The present sewer sys-
tenn of the city is seventy-two miles in
length and yet the daily output is more
than can safely be taken care of.
Hotel del Coronado" society resort.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
FINAL COLLEGE GAME TO OCCUR

What will probably be the final col
lege championship baseball game of
the season is scheduled to occur at St
Vincents tomorrow afternoon when the
Saints will meet Occidental. ST. Vim
cent has merely toyed with other COL
lege mines and tomorrow's game should
result in another victory. Phillips, the
crack southpaw, who has officiated so
successfully on the Vincentian slab,
will twirl for the Saints.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
CURFEW LAW EFFECTIVE
IN PASADENA CITY
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, May 22.-Curfew will ring
in Pasadena henceforth. There'is moth
ing doing for the small boy who wants to
play on the streets until the hours grow
late. The curfew law will be enforced
from now on and all youngsters under II
years of age must be off the streets be-
tween the hours of $50 o'clock p. m. and
sunrise of the following morning.
Hotel del Coronado" for comfort.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
PHILADELPHIA oUT5ATTED BUT
METE TRoUNCING TO PITTSBuRG
By Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Philadel-
although outbatted by the visitors.
Score:
Pittsburg 4. hits 10, errors L.
Philadelphia Z, hits Z, errors g.
Batteries-Wilis, Lynch and Gibson;
Corridor and Doom. Umpire-Rigler.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
BROOKLYN FANS REJOICE
WHEN CINCINNATI LOSES
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
another game from Cincinnati today.
Brooklyn scored twice in the fourth
inning on Casey's single, Lumley's S
double, an error by CAMEL and an out.
Score:
Cincinnati l, hits .. errors /.
Brooklyn 2, hits s, errors l.
Batteries-Mason and Schlei; Rucker
and Ritter, Umpire-Johnstone
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
DEBATING CHAMPIONSHIP
IS TO BE AT STAKE
,ecial to rae Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, May 22.-The champion
snip Of Southern Callf9rnia for academic
contest to be held at Anaheim between
the Pasadena and Anaheim high schools:
The tie as it now stands gives each school
1859 points. Mortimer Hall and Frank
Russell will debate for Pasadena on the
negative of Resolved, That child labor
laws should emanate from national rath-
er than state government"
Plenty of sport at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
RECOGNIZE EACH OTHER
AFTER % YEARS APART
Snecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, May 22.1Herbert
Browne. jr., &c years old, arrived IN this THIS
Browne, sr., whom he had not seen since
he was 8 years old: After the death of
his fathers first wife, the young, son was
married again and moved west, the
friends insisting that they be allowed to
keep the child with them
The Younger Mr.. Browne is one of the
f1ourisfing merchants of Hot Springs,
Ark. The father is manager for the Nell
son Navigat ton company, of this city.
they met today in the Santa Fe depot in
Los Angeles despite the, twenty-three
years separation. Wit hthe young man man
son. They will visit here until July.
Hotel del Coronado" society resort.
Cuts and bruises are healed promptly
by Chamberlain's Pain Balm Keep 1T
on hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
BISHOP CONATY TO
TALK IN PASADENA
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, May 22.-Rt Rev. Thomas
J. Conaty. bishop of the diocese of Mon
terey and Los Angeles, will address an
audience at st. Andrews hall. corner of
Fair Oaks and California street, tomor-
row evening on the work of the early
mission padres. The lecture will be un-
der the auspices of the st. Andrews So
Golf every day at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
FALLS FROM STAGE;
SERIOUSLY INJURED

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, May 22.-Falling from a
staging on building at Prospect park
on which he was employed as painter,
F. S. Foy was seriously injured at 2
o'clock this afternoon. He sustained a
splintered arm and bruised nasal appen-
dage. internal injuries also being feared.
Hotel del Coronado" always pleaSes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23

DIR. MERRILL cures dis
placements. liberation
painful or abnormal per-
iods and all FEMALE
diseases. Blood poison
Varicocele. Structure ano
all special diseases OF
MEN. Consultation free
and confidential. 206 II
South Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
GIANTS DRIVE OVERALL FROM
CUB BOX AND WIN EASILY
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 22.--New York won
handilY from Chicago today Z to l..
overall was batted out of the box in
the fifth inning. McGinnity pitched a
strong game and the locals outplayed
the visitors from the start. Score
Chicago /. hits Z, errors ..
New York 7. hits IL, errors ,.
Batteries-Overall Reulbach and
King; McGinnity and Bowerman. Um-
and O'Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
DERToIT WINS FROM PHILLIES
IN GAME OF MANY ERRORS
BY Associated Press.

DETROIT. May 22.-Detroit threw
away the game today on errors, ell five
runs being gifts and then tied in the ninth
on four hits Jones tripled and Coughlin
singled in the eleventh, winning the game.
Score:
Detroit g. hits IA. errors B.
Philadelphia s. hits 10, errors 3.
Batteries-Mullin and Schmidt Bender
and Schreck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
ANGELS WIN OPENING
GAME FROM PORTLAND
BY Associated Press

7 PORTLAND. May 22-Portland lost
the opening game to Los Angeles on
errors today. The Angels made an earned
run and four were presented to them,
McCredie's men scored twice out of
three on clean hits Score: RHE
Portland. ..... 0 0 0 2 0 O-3 . 3
Los Angeles. 0 , l 0 0-5 10
Batteries-Califf and Donahue; Nagle
and Hogan Umpire-Derrick
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
AMATEUR MANAGERS ATTEN-
TIONI

Members OF amateur athletic
teams desiring to issue or accept
challenges may secure publication
of same by directing notices to
) Sporting Editor, Herald.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
BOSTON TWIRLERS WILD
AND ST. LOUIS SCORES
BY Associated Press.

BOSTON, May 22.-The local pitchers
were as wild and ineffective today as
those of st. Louis were in the previous
game of the series. Score:
st. Louis 10, hits O. errors 0.
Boston ,, hits Z. errors 5.
Batteries--McGlynn and Noonan;
Young, Bolles. Dorner. Needham and
Brown. Umpires-Carpente and Klein.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
TURNER'S FIELDING FEATURES
VICTORY OF CLEVELAND
By Associated Press.

7
CLEVELAND. May 22.-Cleveland made
it three out of four from Washington to-
Gay. Turner's fielding was the feature
Score:
Cleveland 8, hits 9, errors 1.
Washington 2, hits TO- errors L:
Observation-Disclosures and Bemisi hughes
and Blankenship.