The herald., 1896-07-16
NEWSNOTESFROM PASADENA
The Good Templars Debate a
Serious Question
GENIUS VS.. SCHOLARSHIP
With Prompt Decision Ia Favor Of the
Scho lar
Pat Pans VIII Play the Lsaniss roday-Sult
for Heavy Damages-Personal and
News Brevltles

TVCWS DfSVtSAOS
PASADENA, July 15-Some time ago
Pasadena lodge, I. o. G. T., received a
challenge for q Joint debate from the
the debate to be upon any subject The
challenge was accepted and last night
the debate took place In G. A. r. hall.
the subject being:
Resolved, That genius has done more
for the world than scholarship.
Pasadena lodge chose the negative.
and was represented by Mrs. Bailey and
Messrs. Ben Lacey and F. G. H. Stevens.
Messrs. Bronton and Tedford represent
ed Merrill. One of the debaters of the
visiting lodge being absent, these gen.
tlemen were allowed his time. After a
contest for an hour and quarter. the
Judges, Miss Yates of this city. Mr.. Ellis
worth of Merrill and Frank Greene Of
Garvanza. declared Pasadena the win
ner, unanimously. About twenty five
or thirty visitors from Los Angeles and
Garvanza were present and light re-
freshments were served.
A BASEBALL GAME
The Fats and the Leans the two base
ball clubs who play tomorrow on the
bicycle track diamond, will line up as
follows:
Leans-Beebe. c.: Kohler. p.: Gates. LIST
b.; Hamell. I'd b.. /. Howard. Sd b.; Saun-
ders, S.: Banbury. IT,; Fuller. RI: /:
Crandall, ,c.f.
Fats-Leland, c.; Bassett, p. and s.. {:
Mosher. 1st b.; Kendall, I'd b.; Bandell.
Sd b.; Rose IS. and p.; DeBussey, r.f. {:
Victor, IT,. Haller. CT; Bonham and ST.
mons, subs.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES
The papers for the suit Of Mrs. Parker
and Miss Tileston for damages against
the Pasadena and Los Angeles Elec-
trio company were filed yesterday The
former lady sues for $4,000 and Miss
Tileston for $4,000. The accident hap
Oaks avenue. The horse driven by the
ladies became frightened and jumped
in front of car No. As of the Altadena
division. The horse was killed and both
ladies severely injured.
BREVITIES
A horse and mule were sold this morn
ing by officer Slater under writ of ex-
ecution granted few days ago In the
case of Haney VS.. Mcclellan. The dam
ages amounted to $3.50, and Mr.. Haney
bid In the horse at $685. The mule only
brought $150.
The Woman's Guild of All Saints
church gave lawn party last evening
from 8 to at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
F. F. Rowland, on North Marengo ave-
nue.. The Mandolin and Guitar club
furnished music, and refreshments of
ice cream We're served. There was a
large attendance of ladies, but the gen.
tlemen were slightly out of proportion
The affair was presided over by Mrs.
M. B. Wotkyns and Mrs. Kellogg.
Officers of Pasadena lodge, No. 1872.
knights of Pythias, installed officers
last evening as follows: William II.
Townsend c. c.; John G. Rossiter, ".
c.; Harvey r. Sutliff. prelate; Ernest
J. Hart, M. of w; Fred e. Twombly
M. of E.; Frank w. Healy. M. of F.;
J. w. Allin. K. of r. and S.; George Hol-
1oway, M. of A; Duncan Hunter, l. c.;
John Lancaster o. G.
There was a large attendance at the
funeral Of Mrs. John Springer on West
Walnut yesterday, the services being
conducted by the Order Of the Eastern
Star. The six pail bearers who bore the
casket to and from the hearse were
Mesdames Plant, Van Nuys. Patten,
Bristol, Royce and Nay.
There was a meeting of the directors
Of the Pasadena Mutual Building and
Loan association yesterday afternoon
In the office of Isaac Springer, when the
following officers were elected: T. p.
Lukens, president; w. r. Stats, vice.
president; A. L. Hamilton, treasurer;
Isaac Springer, secretary; Simjson &
Willett attorneys.
day yesterday at Eaton's canyon, re-
turning in the evening: Misses Caster
line. Joe Casterline, Blanche Casterline,
Pearl Wickens, Jean Mccormick,
Messrs. George Baldwin. Harold Simp-
son. Hiram Parsons, Pete Palmateer,
Will Allen.
Fred Bergstrand came down from the
Arroyo canyon today and had two fin
gers which he had injured attended by
DR.. McAllister. He was working in one
Of the water company's tunnels when q
heavy timber fell and dislocated his last
two fingers on the right hand in such a
manner as to disfigure the member for
life.
Rev. L. p Crawford, Mrs. J. S. Glass
cock and son and Mrs. Burr leave to-
morrow for Catalina.
Mrs. Church of Marengo place return
ed from Long Beach yesterday.
Among recent arrivals at Island Villa,
Catalina, are Mrs: Turner, Charles Tur-
ner and Mrs. A. f. Vail of this city
Mrs. w. H. Ward of South Marengo
avenue leaves on Friday for Long Beach.
r. M. Allen left this morning for Long
Beach, to remain throughout the sum-
mer.
DR.. and Mrs. Belfield of Chicago have
returned from their trip to San Diego,
and are again at the home of DR.. Nor
man Bridges on Grand avenue.
Z. c. Webster left this morning for
Chicago.
Miss D. M. Sheer left for st. Louis this
morning on the overlandO
H. G. Wilson Of Kensington place in
tends leaving about July Goth upon a
three weeks visit in Pennsylvania and
New York.
N. T. Norton and party of Los Ange-
les friends spent the day at the old toll
road halfway house, going in Hoags
tallyho.
Mrs. Kane left today for Missouri to