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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

"ao6oaann sanQay Nlaht,
IN exploiting Montana lhls a,aa1n
Mr. Harrs D. Carey The aaihor lrl
producer hag stage tAe piece bey0na
bis greatest expectations No ar mual
ua he had ai new scennry ouill great
electrlc effects a6dcG and staged by
Mr Thomas Negrala Mr aatlA Au
ascos stage manager miss yraoee.
Hooper wiz be seen .n Zoe 6lellpi
role, supported BY a capable an6 wel
balercci cas} Including maa 3n, gro
ius &r Thomas v Yitzpntslck NJ
ten others. "MCntfna' aa writcn bS
Mr. Carey IS a iYnicag western 9lay
'el'mlaN5pg aowegor The predominant
Ing run elaY thai Is So saual "a ihe
mQaeln Western nlag M. carey ha
eonc heycai ihe meatfut stage aul
hes in ~ atead written d gtfoggs aao
poWerfus df ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
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"Yonr only hope" said thrice doctors
to lass. NJ. % Fisher Detroit alch.
suffering from sagere rectal trouble
lies Il ar operation then { used Pc.
Kings New Life pIlIs.' she writes.
"tiIl wholly cured They prevent
Appendicitis cure Constipation. -ead.
aehe. 9Es ct ell drugs sip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

p, grans 1sans, mesldcz oI the
STATE uniyersity. IS here from lor
aan luklns after the interest," IL the
sthooi before the legislature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
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"Fak Ia vulip G.
Eugene WaltHr's powerful rlay 0i
contemporary american llie. "pall ln
rull n to be setn at the rrooks 70.
morrow algh enc &agenhala sind
Nemper who will make The produe.
lion, Fer.nisc one oi the strongest and
mcst uetahe actlrg companies ever
gathered IN enc organization and lhe
production ITSELF viii be cc@pcte 81
1.-The mlnuicsl detail, The pluy ia iu
four acts ana lla ihame aken from
some incidents 30 rell life tho hand
( l,ng Of ihe msry threlgsuul 81 a9Ae
M q nrsl fCrcefu style che char
aeiers oreathe real liie aAd 9helr ac
items ase nor the slf0lai movements
, ol the ordinary plDvoi-lp3aF actor
Yaey are human 0al for 1if very rad
Heal depprllfe fr0m c0nFp1lM lMal ilna.
md themes 4 @uu seem ihai Mr
fMalier moNia the thanks Of the fhea
tire eoing pub'lc pnid iu gull" g
now ln ils gecopa Noaf IN NeW N1f'
land he play hns "a l,s credit \ rui
lof ave months 10 ghicdgo Bhere hg'
been a hlg demgnc for seats here an'
the indications aro q packed hauf'
will gra0t WaEeahFls and &ar
Hong laokoG for Offering.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

s a.a1
@T f5nn1eb toa lWaa 'ldlyseaI
NHr diH nflfm0.l
The W G. 2. d win meet with
Mrs. Rs Waugh. ioS South Ash,
Friday February isth, az 2.so p. NJ.
The executive boari meets onehalt
hoar eirlier siih Mrs, j. D. Reed
2i2 North Scconc
N,s. 1aar.es ail'lngsley was 1aslew
10 The Aondsy afternoon bridge
club Wednesday afternoon. Four "a.
hles Sore iiilcd 3. bridge shlst. The
guests 81 the club were Besdancs
Hudregh. gurnor spnrocS sad D.
Mlllce, Ct Arkansas City
Miss NEole AagGfr pupils siye en-
other exc of their eaioynble reeliaIa
Friday eyeHlne ST hes stnilo-
Mrs. q. y. illdreth Is eaierili2lrg
a her home On East rleyeiend, Mrs
e. slilier Of hrkarsas city
at the New State gafd e.ah Ueea
ms Wedaos ay afternoon at iae
home Of Mrs &, . srQuharson. l1rs.
/ rs. y. sodgc son the FIRST prize az
/ Euearc and tirs, " .. ,soro0 tne
/ consoiaiion
whc fudles OF 81 tlary's Catholic
4 caurch give taelr EmnNai hsla ih's
egening n the city haa auditorium
a bu2iei auncseos is TO be serves.
rhe Gomesue Science club Is ia
cheygo 70 Tho arl eNalbt todey.
--
ghe pupils OF GliAs coslnne atevc2s
win give recoal at her stn3io, on
East Oklahoma avenue aa,urcay af
tenoon al 1890 clock, assisted
by pupils % eiiss phillips cloeuiior
ciasp
Che West Side ~ C. ~ ., sill
lhcl1 memorial. serylce ior Fraaces
willard at The West SIDE y, 2. churci
Trlday evening.
/ lao. "a
First NJ ~ Church psrsons8e @ eng
now mciahcrs o iho, chgrch 9rldaA
eycBing, p'he getopslpn ~ given nn
dor ne auspices OF tao oiilclf9 5oard
There wll5 be q literary aud musical
pl gram ans llght reircahmenis
whp pssiime Euchre ciah meet
/ with Ers l ~ Tl@hels. Bls NVelh
alm street nexi 1neYd4y
All members p1 the Loyal Zen DER
sreo aeglun are reauegte6 W meet n
West aiae ri. ~ caaroh 9y.las ewes
nr promptly AZ Z O'clock
G'ornai annogneemqa' has Seen
malo ~ NF and Mrs, ~. Welhoefs,
er Of aHa NaHs oklahoma avenue oi
/ 40 enaaecmeut as lneif ally daueft
~ AIss Eoillc Wplnbeggcr 20 M'
s.einlefa prominent business
man of asyihesYlilo Ate Vhe bride
iohe IS smlsele, gfacipTs and 'o7eiy
in oadiile se mnst ehegnlpg per-
soha4ty she IL hlgnly accomplished
aa is an lUnUg sgadusie c3 st 88*
ephB neadcmy "a tails eity
Z Mrs " Mam1ell Is vlgfiag ae.
daughier &iH g, ssoJnegh ~
Crescent
9.e Wcokly Nonnn's jnltn nraYes
moeting lAis afternoon at 'in United
Preabyteilgu eagrch wes lafeoly at
tended
ghc Excelsior club ne.g g profit
atle reetlg ihls afternoon q Chg
/ cafrsgie library
( The Rooney Mooney 1han remhen
I we're entrriainpd this afternoon b.
4 Miss s. Gauo al her home e3i East
VIA venue che iuil menbpeshif
OF the club was present The usual
cnb game. SOC. riaa ndulgea ln 1Ye
ah.e beDe 1.led. ..lsht refreshments
vare seF1ed
Mrs 8 3. Norris WIS hostess q
/ iha Ximonf alra this afternoon 81
her home ou North Reead street
Mrs Eonnine wife of Manaanr Fon
/, laiao Of iha sri exhibit Arrived thu
lmcrnina % ioin her husband
u.s=aanauzsu.sssazusz-az ssz.slz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

dgseaNl0r HimOn0 4ga2ell "a here
fam falrlax. qiewiug ihe proceed.
8 uf the scgialaiuro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Il native Of sefvla named aerctse
has Devised what BE- terms q boat y
4 knapsock." for army purposes TIC
ooat is composed os linen, readers
lmpermeahle BY o coating o. rubhet
and Is provided with oars. which ieii
into each other 70 che size Of On ordia
nary walking stick, and a cork eat
which also serves to kcep it tahi
whom open
The model cau accommodate oaa
person only. but larger ones may b.
made Oh The same plan for the cen
veyance OF troops and bageesc when
crossing rivers The invention haa
been tried on the Seine by French ua
wi experts and by The Russian AZ
taehe, who speaks Of 4 10 high terms
and hopes 10 have Il introduced ipto
the Russ.aa Army.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
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Q Q 8 0 8 . . c Q 9 &c . .

MAS New fins0and PLAYED 10
rather a ,lght house lsst night The
company. though small In number,
made the most OK q succegsion Of fun.
Ay scenes and Tor en- evenings diver
sion the attraction s. quite sailsfac.
icrg,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Group positively stopped IA 2e minutes
with Dr snooD'a Group Remedy. Ono
lest alone Will surely prove this tru'h.
No vomiting, 80 DISTRESS safe and
pleasing syruy--50c, Sold by Wallnces
Drng Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

e.oSIe-1uld pOed rimleas sptctlcies,
alacf ease; reward % this Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

"A, A. hlamphfey lorrelly c2 this
5iy snA now amcrg chl0kashl's
prominent besines mee Is q Guthrie
l4ci
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

@nplain 81 A. Euine. 3f Perkins
4 Guthrie visitor
Vernon 0lsmlth returned last even
Ing te the Philippine Islanda where
he la' 10 The UnlIe Stafca Army serv.
lrc, aftst spending two weeks IN
The city win bis parents Judge pnl
Mrs Frank clsmilh. on East Pork
ins avenue Ho win stop n Kansas
cllyEfour Il i've days before begin.
ming tho long ipurney back Vernon
Is lnallno for Il lieuienanteY ami has
already won special honnFs III the
feIslfe.
e uHtff# Att
" e$4sfeFih twtNrned lAsl evening
ffrmo0klahups silty i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

County Attorney james tEapb0ufng
Is cuaYalselng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

President J. q, cou9eN af Zoe a.
6 M college s here from sdllWater
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

President w Z. Ross Of enc Horth.
western normal schoo. at klya. Is a
Guthrie visitor no leaves this even
ing for Chicago where be sill attend
inc n W 4 meeIInsa next wool
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

ghe pupils Of giAs coslnne ateyc2s
win give rec'oal at her stn3io on
East Oklahoma avenue aa,ur0ay ai'
tenoon ai 1870 clock, assisted
by pupils % aiiss Phillips cloculion
clasp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Ei J. coy Of persy IS { Guthrie
visitor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

whc 5adles OF ST. Gary's Catholic
caurch give taeir ganNai bsl. ihls
eqeniag IA the city han auditorium
A hu2iei lunceeos Is to be servet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

q q Ame5. Of Oklahoma city aas
tefe Nedaesdas looking sfier ssfe
ca es before tAe anitea stgtas circuit
7elrt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
,:!slffa-rK sEzs'ls .Fz'rIz.ss la'aass
RERS0NAL
AND
LOCAL

Conductor Al asazior IS hege fgom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Che West Side w. C, p. y. Will
hol6 memorla. serylce ior Fraaees
Willard at the West SIDE y, 2. church
Friday evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Nm Mckeane reltened lnst even.
ag from 1glah9ma City
Allorncy Charles Woods hag geturu
Ed igoEl- shagaee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

A Youneblooa. Of aauIs Valley, Is
E autnile YlsltoF.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Mls. raar,es 9il'lngsley was lasless
tc The Mondsy Afternoon ilrldse
club Wednesday afternoon Four "a.
hles Sere allied =. bridge ghlsi. The
guests of the club were Besdancs
Hilsreh. Turnor sprr'ock sad D.
Millce Ct Arkansas City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Sidney J Roy secretary OF the
dhirnee chamber Of commerce, is s.
Guthrie visitor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

at ihe New State Gard e.uh 9iee4
ine Wedac ay afternoon ai iat
home Of Mrs &. . srQuharson. Nrs.
rs. g. .sodge von the FIRST prize al
EucAre ana tGrs .. aacrod tne
consoi2si1n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Thero wl'l be q reception a tm
First NJ y. Church psrsona8s @ eng
now mcahers Of iho, chgrch grllaA
eyeglng ghc fetepslpn ~ given nn
dor ne auspices OF iao oillcleS ooard
There WIN be q literary aud musical
pl gram ans llshi Refreshments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Miss NE3ie EagGfg pupils xiye an.
other exc Of their eaioyeble recl,nIs
FRIDAY eveglng Sc her slnilo,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

The W c. r O. win meet with
Mra Ra Waugh, iOS South Ash.
Friday February isth, at 2.so p. N.
The executive boari meeis oue-halt
hoar eirlier shh Mrs, 5 D. Reed.
2ia Nor,h Socone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

AZ sNpii as Guthrie gets the Western
association franchise formerly held by
Oklahoma CITY Manager Shefiell N
Ilhe street. ear cpmpany win exiaAd
the Division street line 70 Electric
park.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

All members p1 The Loyal Femaer.
sreo lealcn are reauegte6 W meet ~
Wesi aide M. y, caefoh 3yilag ewes
inr promptly al O'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Nirs. q u -lildreth Is eaiertai2lrg
"a her home On East rlcyeiend, Mrs
r. siilier Of NrkaNsas city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Whp pssiime Euchre ciuh meets
with Ers. I. ~. Tlahels. bls Ne1ib
allm atiee, next TueFd4y
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

latter making two excellent recoyeries
of one-side kicks The game was herce-
" fought all through, stanton sending
in several subs toward the last OF the
game, while Reeves, the game little
left half of the high school, sustained
a broken collar-bone toward the end
of the first half.
Lineup:
Pomona-Jennings and Nye. right
ends; Kepner, right tackle; Hentsche'
right guard A. r. Davis and Gillette,
centers; A. Crawford and Kinsey, LEFT
guards; Fuller and D. Crawford, left
tackles: w. Crawford and H. DAVIS,
eft end; Vaile, quarter; Parker and
Carver, right half; Shut, left half;
Miller, fullback.
Santa Ana-Lantz, left end; Caulan'
left tackle; King, left guard; McFad-
den, center; Gruard, right guard !;
Mengez, right tackle; McKeene, right
end Newcome, quarter; Reeves ana
Wotton, left half; Tedford, right half;
Lutz, fullback.
Observation-Disclosures, Chisholm; umpire,
Mcpherson; field judge, Clary; lines
men, Rau and Richards; time OF
halves, 20 minutes.
Touchdowns-By Shut 4, by Miller 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Thompson Ruled off

Robertson, Baer and Darrow took
turns at right end in thA second half.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
POMONA DEFEATS
SANTA ANA BOYS
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM IS OUT
PLAYED BY COLLEGE
ONE OF DEFEATED TEAM BREAKe
HIS coLLAR-BoNE
collegians Roll Up Big Score Against
the FIedglings, Who Put Up
Game Defense in
Vain

CLAREMONT, Oct. 16--In their
game with Santa Ana high school this
afternoon Pomona college more than
took vengeance for their defeat of last
week, running up a score of $40 on the
plucky high school lads
At no time was Pomona's goal in
danger and in the last half the weight
of the college team told on the Prep
men so that Pomona made gains at
will. In the first half the visitors put
up a good game, holding the college
down to one touchdown and intercept
ing most of the latter's forward passes.
Only once did Santa Ana make their
yards, and that was on a cleverly
executed pass.
The game started with Tedford kick
ing off to Shut. With a series of end
runs by Parker and Shut the college
made several yards, but a forward pass
was intercepted and Santa Ana had
the ball. The college held. and when
Santa Ana punted Shut returned it.
Santa Ana was again forced to punt,
and as it was low Parker made d
good gain.
Another series of punts followed, in
which Pomona was the gamer, and
then at the end of five minutes with
line bucks and a forward pass Shut
went over the line for the first touch
down. Vaile punted out to Parker
who kicked goal For the rest of the
half Santa Ana resorted to punting,
and by intercepting forward passes
managed to hold the varsity down.
School Boys Tired
In the next half the visitors were
plainly tired out and the college men
made gains at WILL touchdown after
touchdown following in quick success
sion. The most spectacular of all was
when in the last thirty seconds on the
first scrimmage after the kickoff
Shut went through the line on a short
end run and, straight-arming several
Santa Ana men, made brilliant 90
yard run for a touchdown and then
kicked goal.
For the visitors Reeves, Tedford and
Lutz all played a fine game in the
back field, while McKeene and Lantz
at end both showed class.
For the college the whole back field
put UP a fine game, Parker eXcelling
on end runs, Shut punting and buck
ing the line in great form, while Miller
played a wonderful game at defense
In the line Captain Fuller and Kepner
could always be depended on for five
yards on the tackle around and only
few times did the guards on the
varsity team fail to get through.
Crawford at end and, later in the
game, Nye, were fas ton punts, the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
WHERE TO FISH

Anglers have not been rewarded by
many record breaking catches during
the past week, although many nice
fish have been taken. Local fisher
men may cheer up somewhat over the
fact that the gamy spotfin croaker has
begun to take the bait freely, many
large specimens of this fish having
been taken. Outside fishing is poor,
but few yellowtail being evidence.
There are, of course, plenty of abb
core with an occasional jew fish. Fol
lowing are the names of the beach
towns and cities, together with the va
rieties of fish running at each one:
Balboa-Croaker in the bay, many
small bass, with surf very scarce.
Newport-A few yellowtail are being
taken from the freight wharf. Tomcod
are in abundance, with an occasional
perch and jacksmelt on the outer end
of the pier.
Huntington Beach-Fishing Is not SO
good at this beach as during the pre-
vious week. There are still a few surf
being taken with yellowfin toward
evening.
Sunset-Usual run of small fish and
nipper surf.
Bay city and AIamitos Bay-Best
croaker fishing of the coast here. Bass
yellowfin, kingfish, with a few surf
from the wharf. Sharks for all ir
the bay.
Long Beach-Few mackerel with
usual quota of tomcod and some her
ring.
san Pedro-Excellent croaker fishing
of the fish being very large. Bass
along breakwater.
Redondo-Small bait fish have left
yellowtail going with them. Mackere
biting and better fishing is looked for
Hermosa Beach-Fishing very poor
at this point.
Manhattan Beach--Occasional surf
many yellowfin and tomcod.
Del Rey-Fishing averages well al
this beach. Surf, yellowfin, tomcod
and smelt.
Venice and Ocean Park-Same as De
Rey.
Santa Monica-Many surf, yellowfin
and tomcod being taken from new pier
but sewer makes fish unfit to eat. Good
luck at long wharf, with halibut, rock
bass, rock cod. sculpin, black perch
surf and yellowfin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
OCCIDENTAL PREPS
DEFEATED AT SHORE
Long Beach High School Wins Foot
ball Contest After Hard
struggIe-Score Is
5 to o

LONG BEACH, Oct. 16.-The local
high school scored its first victory of
the season this afternoon in hard
fought game with the Oxy Props on
the high school gridiron before an i'm
mense crowd, in which a great delega-
tion from Occidental appeared.
The game was quite even, but with
Long Beach having a shade the bet
ter of the argument and just enough
to win. Several times the locals
seemed to have a chance to score
again, but each time the preparatory
school men held them down. The only
touchdown was made after about tVe
minutes of play, Long Beach using
the forward pass and a fake forward
pass to advantage and then pucklnS
the line for the touchdown.
The remainder of that half and
throughout the second the ball was
forced or punted back and forth, but
most of the time in close proximity TO
the goal which the Long Beach squad
was trying to reach.
Trude. Cranston, Jones, Nadeau ana
Long starred for Long Beach, out
every man on the team played in good
form and considerably more general
ship was displayed than IN previous
games. The line was harder to break
through than on former occasions, and
the bucks made by the locals occa-
sionaIly were so successful as to elicit
prolonged cheers.
The visitors, however, played al
most as good a game, considering the
same points. H. Lane and T. Lane
were substantial men in the llne' NC
Clung played a consistent game at
quarter and Underhill (ccaptain)'
Church and Gelkey all did splendidly.
Penalties were enforced on both SIDES
frequently. First order tackling by
members of both squds was a feature
of the game. There were no long
rms, It was a persistent lombard
ment of each others lines, with an
occasional skirt around the end for a
short gain or through line hole
thanks to the efficacy of trick play
The fake forward pass seems to be
the hest trick play by the locals, In
their straight line bucks they show
commendable form. The next TWO
games for the local team will be
played against Pasadena high and
santa Monica high, both games being
on the opponents fields. The lineups
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
MOTIVE OF might RIDERS"
is STILL DEEP MYSTERY
Men Who Engineered Attempt to Tire
Out Horse in Night Go to Reform
atory Without Talking

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Strobel and
Thomas, the might riders who were
arrested during the recent SheepShead
Raw meeting for working" the two
vear-old Ostend shortly after l o'clock
in the morning, were recently sent 10
the Elmira reformatory for one year
still keeping secret their motives "A
steward of the Jockey club SAID that
there was no ground for the bellef that
these might riders had been employed
hv big operators to "deaden" horses
that we're overnight favorites. He de-
clared that Strobel and Thomas ever
since they We're caught redhanded mad
been without money or friends of IN
f1uence, and that they were even now
without assistance of any kind. II the
might riders" had really been tools,
it is argued, they would nave peen
supplied with funds and plenty OF
legal talent, while the fact that after
thew had been indicted they pleaded
guilty of larceny and did not add
confession is taken to mean that 1t was
impossible for them to implicate any
body of note The turf governors have
probed this interesting. case as far as
possible, they declare, and they have
reached the conclusion that the
might riders" simply operated on their
own hook: that they took chances OF
selling information regarding horses
they had worked" in the dark to any
operators who would buy, and that they
were not parties to a scheme on the
mart of former bookmakers to defraud
the racing public.
''If these men had been employed by
persons who bet against horses to take
overnight favorites out of their stalls
in the dead of night and run the life
out of them, unbeknoWn to the pub
lie, they would have made clean
breast of it," said the steward referred
to above. "They would have confessed.
even though they. were guilty and
were sent away to Elmira for a year,
if only to be revenged upon those who
hired them to do the trick. But even
under pressure they could not say
that anybody was behind them, and as
a result the Jockey club believes that
the whole affair was a foolhardy prank
framed on the spur of the moment by
these young miscreants, who thought
they could earn a few dollars by ped
ding manufactured information"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER

while Thompson replaced Mckenney
at guard until put out of the game
for slugging. When Ink Weiman was
laid out in the latter half Robertson
took his place and played his posltloni
to a nicety McName, Warning ana
Rouse were substituted by Sorensoh
on the law schools eleven. Fleiu l.. kIcA
inc bv occidental was extremely poor
NOT a goal being made out of three
Tho 1iOPnOg.