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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
SANTA MONICA SOLDIER BOYS
PREPARING FOR HOLLYWOOD

SANTA MONICA, Oct. 15.-Coach
Lowell of the Santa Monica military
academy has had his youngsters out
for some hard training for the past
two weeks, preparing for the game
with Hollywood high school next Sat-
urday. The cadets have an exceed
ingly light team this season, their line
averaging about 80 pounds, but max
ing up in speed what they lack in
weight.
Durham, a recruit from Colorado, will
play center. He is aggressive in de-
tense, a good passer and heavy enough
to hold his own, Weighing 175 pounds.
Spangler. who will play right guard,
is novice to the game, but has shown
up well in practice. Anton, who Is a
son of the desert, distinguished him.
self last season as left guard and will
be at the same post this season. He
has developed considerable speed,
which will aid materially in his play
ing.
Marsh of Pasadena high and Jones,
who played sub last season, will play
the tackles. The former is light, very
fast and aggressive, while the latter
will make a rood tackle, but lacks ag-
gressiveness in scrimmages.
Warner, a last years sub, is fairly
fast at right end, while Lockhart at
fgood all-around man, His practice as
a long distance runner makes him a
valuable asset of the team. The same
position was played by him last year.
Temperly, a new player, is fast, light
and uses his head to advantage. Quite
race has developed between him and
Oldham for the position at quarter
back.
Right half will be held down by
Borde. last seasons quarter. He is an
old hand at the game, having been a
member of the crack Santa Monica
high school team of two years ago.
His work is good, as usual, and bal
ances the wrok Of Lindsey, left half,
to perfection. The latter played end
on last years team and is heavier and
faster than ever. His interference is
good and he stays with his man, what
ever happens.
Eastman, who played guard on the
Hollywood team last season, has been
appointed captain of the team and will
play full back. He Is a heavy man
and hits the line well. Gates has not
appeared for work yet being troubled
with his eyes, but 1t is expected that
he will get in the game soon and If
this is possible, will strengthen the
team greatly.
The game Saturday will be played on
the Hollywood grounds, but a week
later a game is scheduled at Santa
Monica with the Santa Monica high
school. Other games which are in
progress of arrangement are with the
Long Beach high school, Occidental
preps, Los Angeles Military and pos
sibly Yale school.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
JUDGE HousER DENIES
MOTION FOR NONSUl7

Judge Houser denied motion for a
nonsuit yesterday in the case of Fred
Swanson against the Pacific Electric
company, in which Swanson seeks to
recover s5715 on account of personal
injuries.
Swanson says he sustained severe
injuries when a car collided with his
wagon at Ninth street and Pacific ave-
nue. in December last. The case Is
being tried before q jury,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
Basketball at Occidental

Basketball has started in real earnest
at Occidental, with about ten men out
for the team. All of last years varsity
are in school at present, including
Thomas, McKenny, Baer, Mcdowell,
Hillery, Hopkins and Rush. Rush, who
Is a senior, played star game In his
sophomore year, but could not play last
year on account of an injured knee, sus-
tanned in football, but from present in
dications he may push some varsity
man out of his place at forward.
The freshman class also has several
men who are likely looking candidates,
in Hollister. guard on last years crack
Pasadena Y. NJ. C. A. team; Wilson
from Compton, and McPeak of Glen
dale. No CAPTAIN has been elected yet
but Mcdowell, who has had a berth on
the varsity for two seasons probably
will receive the honor.
Last year the team was handicapped
by the lack of an experienced coach,
but with Director Braden acting in that
capacity there Is no reason for the
team not making a much better show
ing than last year. Manager Goodell is
planning to arrange games at least
three nights week with teams from
nearby high schools and clubs, so as to
give the men plenty of actual work in
preparation for the heavier games COM
ing later on in the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct 16-Results:
First race, 5h furlongs--Al Muller won. Bal
bus second, Dainty Dame third; time 1:06 Id.
Second race, furlongs-Bufroons won. Miss
Sewen second, Miss Crittenden third; time :04
Third race. 1 mile and 20 yards-Serveus won
Maid Militant second. Lady Vie third; time
1:4s 3-5.
Fourth race, mile-W. T. Overton won
Old Honesty second. Sir Cleges third; time
1:40 1-5.
Fifth race, furlongs-Friend Harry won,
Anna L. DAILY second, Gerrymander third; time
1:12 AS.
Sixth race. mile and 70 yards-Hostile Hy-
phen won, Topsy Robinson second. Bonnie
Bard third; time las 1-6.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
ASKS ANNULMENT OF
MARRIAGE; CHARGES FRAUD

Hugh E. Oliphant filed suit In the
superior court yesterday asking Tor
the annulment of his marriage with
Beatrice V. Oliphant The ceremony
took place October 2S, 1905, and less
than a month later, Oliphant 1say s. he
discovered fraud had been used by the
woman to bring about the marriage.
Divorce suits were filed yesterday as
follows: Mamie L. Rice against Charles
A. Rice, Marshall D. Taylor against
Elizabeth Taylor, Isabella Walker
against Joseph Walker, Frank Palmer
against Minnie M. Palmer, and Carrie
L. Johnston against David S. Johnston.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
RESULTS AT BELMONT PARK

BELMONT PARK, n. z, Oct. 15.-Results:
First race, 5h furlongs-Court Lady won,
Strike Out second. Waponoca third; time 1905.
Second race, steeplechase about 8 miles-My
Grace won, Parson Kelly second, Flying Ma
chine third; time 6:2S SIS.
Third race. mile-Stamina won, Whip Top
second; time 1:39 1-5; two starters.
Fourth race. rs miles-Delirium won, Fill
cada second; time 1853; two starters
Fifth race, mie-Hilarious won, Baby Wolf
second. Gretna Maiden third: time 1888
Sixth race, furlongs-Nimbus won, Cress-
ina second, Burgher third; time 1:l2 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16

F1rSt game AL 1.oV U cioCh' MlSA SaiS] ,aro - =,
VS.. Pioneer Stars (colored); Red
Taylor will umpire.
Sam Lafferty, who was suspended by
the A. A. u. committee wednesday
night, has been pitching for several
semi-professio, al ball teams in South
ern California and at one time at
tention was called to the fact by The
Herald. This Is the second time that
student has been suspended by the
Southern California representatives, OF
the A. A. u. Last year Ball was sus-
pended for taking part in Sunday
ball game and 1t was said at the time
that he received money for his services
as twirler. The pitching staff Of the
Polytechnic high school will suffer by
the suspension, as Lafferty was con-
sidered one of the best semi-profes-
sional players in Southern California.
According to the ruling Of the A. A. U.
committee, Lafferty will be prohibited
from taking part in any amateur base
BAH game or athletic meet in the
United States during period of one
year.
Manager r. G. Duprey of the Harbor
City baseball team desires to see an
other baseball league started in South
ern California and writes to The Her
aid as follows:
1.-THE California Association, for Win
ter Baseball will be organized Monday
night at McCormick's pool room at 524
South Spring street. An entrance fee
of SIS will be required and q schedule
of games will be arranged for at
least fifteen weeks. The teams that are
requested to be present are the Bel
videres, Tropicos, Wielands, Los An
geles Athletic club, Norwalk, Long
Beach, Harbor City of San Pedro,
Hynes, Pacific Coast Syrup and Simp-
son Fruit company"
A temporary chairman win be Sc
lected and at the next regular meeting
all permanent officials will be chosen.
The Olympia baseball team (colored)
desires a game for next Saturday with
the Echo Parks. answer through The
Herald or call UP Frank White after
$3.50 o'clock in the evening at Broad
way 4434.
Catcher LeBrandt, formerly of the
Omaha club, who signed with the
Chutes team, was released to the
Hoegees, who later turned him over
to the San Diego team, where he will
play out the winter season with the
big leaguers Of the southern city.
Adolf Hartman, manager of the
Hoegee sporting goods store, will take
two months vacation in Old Mexico
lie will not start until the 1st of No
vember.
James Mccormick has secured a
piece OF "Scotty" Aliens fence where
the home run ball went through wher
the McCormicks played the Giants or
the Joy park diamond, in which game
the Giants won by the score of to
and has painted 1t with varnish and
labeled It $780, From the label ont
might believe that Happy lost thai
amount on the game.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
ALLEN WINTER SOLD
FOR PRINCELY SUM

+ LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 15.- 4
- Just after making a show of his I
j. field in three heats of the West !
4 stakes today, Allen WINTER win :
y, ner of the Readville handicap and
y other good races on the grand cir !
y cult, was purchased by 1. Sc,les- I
i. singer of Vienna, 4-'tstria, for I
4. $4,000. Allen Winter is a brown :
!. horse, by Edwin Winter, dam Miss I
T. Queen, and he will race in AUS !
+ tria next season.
4 MM#M @AN@ r. e
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16

they were in exceedingly poor condi-
ton. It was not generally known at
the time that the law school team had
not received any instruction In forma-
tion, being drilled only In rudimentary
work, preparatory to meeting a recog-
nized team In q practice match, at
which time the coach expected to In
struct his men accordingly.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
HARMONY IS RESTORED BETWEEN
SAINTS AND HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
HEMPEL DENIES MAKING CHARGE OF SPYING AND is ABB
SOLVED BY HILL INSTITUTION

Explanations Exchanged and Incident Closed with Satac
ton to All Concerned Relations in Future Will Not Be
Affected the, ,Least-Evidence of Good Fellowship and
Friendly Feeling to Be Furnished in Attendance of
Both Student Bodies at Game Saturday Afternoon
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
Help One Another
by
Using Home Products


Using Home Products
The slogans suggested cover a wide
range of ideas and are very interesting.
Following are some of the unique say
ings received yesterday by Secretary
Virgins, together with the names of
their authors:
List of Suggestions
A, J. Franklin. care Herald.
''Make your stand for the l.. A Brand"
Maude Bayliss Mosher, care county assessor,
city.
''Hello fellowsl Get in line!
Use "home products'-theyre superf1nel
Mrs. wiiiiana F. Tate. 1913 Girard street.
Home products best
We know by test.
Buy and try;a
You'll not decry.
Alonzo D. Hitchcock. 41s Wilcox building
Patronize home products and procure
proximate prosperity for ALL
c, c. White, 1907 Arlington street.
The products of home are the sinew and
bone OF our prosperity.
George A. Maxwell
"All for home"
b. v. Good, $50 Avenue Sixty-four
Home products please profit and prosper
J. B. Leiser. Gao Temple street.
I'm pulling for home products. Are you
w. H. Neiswender.
Home made for home trade
California made for California trade.
Ernest C. Johnson, 44s Belmont avenue.
Use "home products" and have money at
home
Use home products and do not require
money from home.
w, q. r.. C. of c.
Home made"
None so grand
AS L. A. brand
prosperity week"
Oney Fred Sweet, 323 South Grand avenue
Home products excel,
So why further seekr
BY buying you boost
Prosperity week!
s. F. Edwin. 12s South Griffin avenue.
Use home products, prosperity will be
ours and we can "wear diamonds"
A. ]. Dixon. S71e Dayton avenue.
Popular people prefer and purchase
''home products" thus producing prolonged
prosperity.
There was a young man of this city
Who said, 'What terrible pity
That the people don't buy
Home products and try
To make deal more prosperity.
A. f. stearns
Home products make prosperity at home
Mrs. a. L. Leighton 1871 Jasmine street.
Home products are speaking.
"Best and cheapest" prosperity's shrek.
ing.
Frank cortez. room 7s5. Hotel, Lsnkershim
one week for homo goods;
No home for weak goods.
Give the ANGELS chance to make
goodl
Let us let them who make good goods
make Eoodl
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
DIAMOND GOSSIP
m HE olive champs VIII meet the Los
BY RED PERKINS

TT HE Olive champs will meet the Los
Angeles Giants at JOY park sun
Il day afternoon. The Giants Is the
only baseball team that has defeated
the Olives, which occurred on the JOY
park diamond october 4.
H. j. Woollacott will be the first
man at bat. An order for $5 worth OF
merchandise will be awarded the first
man to make a home run. Following
is the lineup of the clubs:
OLIVE GIANTS i. A. GIANTS
Johnson-H. Hendricks. p Clark, Hunt, McClain
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16

First game at 1880 o'clock, Merchants
VS.. Pioneer Stars (colored); Red
Taylor will umpire.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
Attorneys VS.. Indians

Attorneys VS.. Indians
Coach Draper of the u. 8. G. law
school football team has arranged for
a game with the Sherman Indians,
which will be played at Riverside one
week from Saturday. Two weeks from
Saturday the law school eleven will try
conclusions with the u. 8. G. varsity
football team at Bovard field. The bar
risters are showing great form in their
daily practices, although they are do
ing little scrimmaging, except with the
u. 8. G. preps.
They will play another game with
the Occidental eleven Tuesday after
noon at the Garvanza oval and judg-
ing from last Tuesdays showing,
should be able to do something. When
they met the Occidental team Tuesday
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
Auction Sales.

Saturday, Jan. %, at Vance's barn,
Greeley, six head of horses and
mules: four sets Of harness Bill
Collins, owner.
Monday, Jan. 81, four miles north
west of Greeley, horses, mules, cat.
tie and farm implements. At
this sale we will sell one of the very
best mule teams in the county,
weighing 340O pounds. Asa Decker,
Ed Kelley, owners.
Tuesday, January 2S, one mile
north Of Bracewell; horses, cattle
and farm implements. Jesse Forbes,
owner
Thursday, Jan. 30, two miles
northwest of Greeley, mules, horses,
cattle, hay and farm implements.
Frank Baxter, owner.
]. V. Fl. Browne, auctioneer
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
WINDSOR

Mrs. c. NJ. Cooper was Greeley
yisior Friday,
Miss Eva McKelyey visited. WIN
relatives in Greeley over sunday
John Sommerville returned SUNDAY
from business visit to Dodge CITY,
Kan.
r., S. Dickey attended the farmers
short course ar the Agricultural col
lege Monday
Mrs d. i. Cloud returned from
! Fort Collins Saturday much I'M
proved in health.
VIM. Jones left last Saturday for
Wilsonville, Neb.. 20 visit his
daughter, Mrs. Keys.
A number of our people were on
the sick list the past week. Lagrlppe
seem to be the prevailing malady,
Miss Fern Smith came from Fort
Collins Friday evening with Miss
Alice Foster to spend Saturday and
Sunday with the latter's parents
east of Windsor.
VIM. Forgy has disposed OF most
of his property in Windsor and vicin-
ity and will be IN business in Denver
and expects to make the capital city
his future home.
The many friends Of Robert Har-
ris will be glad to learn that he was
able to be brought from the hospital
at Fort Collins to his home in Wind
sor Monday.
Among the Windsor people to
leave for the stock show in Denver
Monday were Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Hahn. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Evans,
Messrs. Bert and George Springer
and J. T. Perkins.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
GREEN CIM

Mrs. Stewart Sanford has as house
guests, Mrs. and Miss Estes of Den
yer.
The family of Jacob Hilderman
leave for their new home at Sterling
on Tuesday of next week.
Mrs. Gus Webber came home Sat
urday evening from a two weeks
visit with friends in Loveland and
Greeley.
VIM. Lewis, who has been very
popular with the younger set. goes
to Missouri to remain the last of the
present month.
E. V. Warner filled his ice house
last week from the Empire reservoir.
The quality of ice and the thickness
this year is unusually fine.
Joseph E. Painter and son, Joseph,
Jr., came from Denver last week and
shipped on Thursday two car loads
of fine thoroughbred cattle to the
stock show.
Miss Grayce Curry and brother
Byrnard entertained Saturday even
ing with cards. Light refreshments
of popcorn crystals, fudge, and nuts
we're served by Ralph NJ. Warner.
p. W. Putnam shipped a fine
bunch of lambs last week to Neb.
raska, where he Will finish feeding
prior to shipping to market. Far
mers feeding lambs here find 1t more
profitable to ship the stock to cheaper
corn markets for finishing fattening
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
EVANS

E. o. Sisco is the owner of a fine
new auto.
Mr.. Bettell was transacting busi-
ness in AulG Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neimeyer we're Dem
yer visitors Saturday.
DR.. Van Buskirk of Rocky Ford
is an Evans visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz of Kersey
spent Sunday with home friends.
Mrs. Dena Whitman, of Montana
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Allen
Maxwell.
Little Ralph Briggs, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is RAPIDLY
recovering.
e. E. Tracy has sold his ranch
east OF Evans and will move to Gree.
ley in few days.
Isaac Riddle, after four wears
service In the q. S. navy, returned
home Sunday morning.
Arthur Rhodes, who has served
four years in the q. S. navy, re.
turned home last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. c. o. Behrens and
children have returned to Evans
after an absence of several mon,bs
spent with friends in Scranton, Pa
Fred Alex, W. E. Rrubaker. J. II
and f, V. Behrens, P. II. Herriott
and a number of other Evans people.
are in Denver this week taking in
the stock show.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
EVANS IS EXCITED
People There Want Car Barns
and Shops.

The people Of Evans are very much
excited over the prospect OF having
the car barns and repair shops Of me
electric line located there. A com
mittee of city oilicials and business
men from that town were In GreeieY
last Friday to see +. o. Olson, who
is in charge of the business affairs Of
the Greeley & Northern RAILWAY n
Utility company which has got the
line partly finished from Greeley to
Evans. The Evans people are will
ing to furnish the grounds for the
barns and shops, il the company
will locate them there.
The last piece Of property neceS-
sary for entrance to Greeley over
private right of way has been Sc
cured by option, and now the conf
pany is fixed up as far as the old
gas plant to Eleventh street, which
it is proposed to use as depot for
the first year or two and possibly
permanently.
Mr.. Olson says everything Is CON.
ing along nicely, and expects as soon
as the weather moderates little to
be at work on the construction
again.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
Bows Have Fun.

Never before did Greeley boys
have so much fun as during the past
week, when any street In the city
afforded good skating. The little
rain of last Wednesday night froze
aud made complete covering of ice.
On top of this fell little less than
an inch of snow, which was quickly
smootAed down and packed into
crevices, giving the streets ! nne
surface. Hundreds OF boys have
been having the time Of their lives
on skates, with hand sleds and slid.
ing behind wagons.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
WEDDINGS
Wa,,aos-Fu.lsr.

Mrs. Anna M. Wallace aud NJ
w. Fuller were married Tuesday,
January IA, at Fort Collins The
wedding took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Taft. Rev.
Klene of the First Presbyterian
church officiating. The ceremony
was performed at II O'Clock in the
presence of relatives and intimate
friends. The bride Is the daughter
OF Mrs. S. J Mumper and a gradu-
ate of the Greeley high school and
State Normal. Mr.. Fuller Is an ar
chitect and has lived in Fort COL
lins since 1880. The couple will live
IN Fort Collins.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
NOTICE OF HEARING.
State OF Colorado, County of Weld, SIS.
In the County Court in probate.
January Term, A. ID. 1905

State OF Colorado, County OF Weld, SIS.
In the County Court in probate.
January Term. A. d. 1905
In the matter OF the estate OF Nelson Co.
roll Demorestsa a minor.
Notice is hereby given unto said minor,
all persons interested in his estate, and
to whom it may concern. that the under
signed Nelson q. Demorest, as guardian
of said estate OF Nelson Coroi Demorest.
minor, has made Application by, filing
said County Court, for the sale at private
sale OF the following described real es-
tate. or portion thereof, towit; The un-
ali Of lot FIVE in Block Ave OF Crawford. a
s9 Gd1R Of 81 Ra %ad in aad sde sais y OF 81 5e
RADIO, with the appurtenances thereof. for
the purpose of putting the proceeds. OF
the proceeds of sale thereof in interest
bearing securities.
Hearing Of said application and petition
before said County Court Of Weld County
at the court house of said county in the
ary. 4. D. 1908. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
a. MI or as soon thereaitsT as said matter
should not be made BY said court direct.
ing the said Nelson G. Demorest. as such
said real estate @ as may be- oe s te1
Dated At Greeley, Colorado, this Janu
NELSON. G. DEMoREsT,
as guardian OF the estate of Nelson
Coroli Demorest, minor.
The above notice is approved and is
the same be published for at least foul
successive weeks IN the Greeley Tribune
+ Legal weekly public ,newspaper pub
of said county, is hereby appointed a.
guardian ad item for and to represent
said minor at said hearing.
Done in open court this 14th day o
January, A. d. 1908.
JOHN G. NIXON,
County Judge.
R. G. Strong, Attorney.
First publication January l6, 1908.
Last publication February q, 1903.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
Stockholders MEETING

Inc annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Willow Creek Irrto :.
tlon company will be held At tho
court house in Greeley, Colo m
Monday, February B, 1908, ,t .
O'Clock p. M, to elect five directors
and transact such business as NOV
properly come before said mae,;nu
III you cannot be present send ,nn.
proxy. G. d. Frazie,
Hreeley, Colo, January 3. Igos
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
January Bulletin
Kemmerer & Gordon

Monday, Jau. 27-Two miles south OF
LaSalle on James Conleys ranch, due
east of r. W. DeVinney g ranch. l. head
of fine horses and colts. fresh dairy cows
implements. household goods and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Chas Jepson, Owner.
Tuesday. Jan. 2s-At Lucerne, Colo,
horses. mules implements; horses weigh
from l40O to 1900. l span young mules,
weight 270O, implements all IN good
shape. S. F. Berg, owner.
Wedn day. Jan. 29-At the Dry Smith
ranch 215 miles east of Greeley. horses.
mules. cows. chickens. implements ard
household goods.
A. B. White, Owner.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
Married Twenty-Five Years.

MIR. and Mrs. John Fl. Steck we're
given surprise last Friday evening
at their home, 7l2 Eleventh street.
The occasion was celebration of
their twenty fifth wedding anniver.
sary. There we're thirty-fye rela-
tives and freinds present and the
event is one that will long be re-
membered by all. Mr.. and Mrs.
Steck we're presented with some
beautiful solid silverware. Late In
the evening an excellent supper was
served.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
Late Eaton News

A coyote hunt was held last week
and two taken. They hunted four-
teen miles northeast. Another bn,t
will soon be organized.
Mrs. W. J. Farr entertainoa At
dinner last Wednesday.
Mrs. W. ii. Ross gave a dinner
party Monday.
Frank Keenan, shipped fine ,ot
OF sheep the tirst of the week
NJ. z. a. Installed the new officers
and had social time Tuesday
Round Table met Monday at the
home of Conyad, Stockheth.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
Are You a Weather Prophet.

Does your rheumatism tell you
when we re going to have rain or
change In the weather.? You'd be
willing to quit predicting the
weather ii you could get rid Of the
rheumatism-then use Ballard's
Snow Liniment. 1t sure.
Price 25c, SOC and sl.0O per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
BIO BEND

Nell Farris is doing some repair
ing on the school house.
Charles Roote is building new
house on his fathers place.
Grandma Pearson Is supposed to
be on her death bed. She is very
i'll.
Mr.. Bainbridge is having his house
on his ranch In this vicinity remod.
eled. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and daughter
are expecting to move to their new
home near Lucerne this week.