The herald., 1896-04-01
nlL0GG ON HONOR BRIGHT
}oERkELEYS PRESIDENT LECTURES TO
TnE PEOPLE AT PASADENA
~ Raymond Rebuilding Proposition Is Not
Dad Vet and nay Wake Up-Meeting OF
the English Literature Club - Personal
Notes and Bxcvities

A0cturo last evening at InrOop polytecnnlcs
his subject being Honor Bright. The as
eenbly hall was we'll filled and the speaker
WAs listened to W lth close attention.
The speaker stud that while dishonesty
and extravaganza among office-holders,
high and low, naturally attracted most at
! tonticn. there wer at the same time many
dishonest practices in business and family
relations, and the, tendency SO noticeable
in society to condo ne lapses from honora-
BILE dealing was certainly not very favor
able sign for the l,srpetuity OF our institu-
tons.
At the same time, the speakers said.
there was s brighter side, and he thought
tbo majority of peo Pile were naturally hon
eot, though 1t was not to be doubted that
uhs Rlamor which is thrown over wrong
doing has very bad effect upon the NOR
ally weak.
The value of high standard of honor
vas dwelt upon-the honor which is some
thing higher than simply honesty. Exam
Pies were given of lives which have illus
toted this high sense of honor. Fine ex-
amples are often found in families where
he value of the ad,nonition, ''in honor pre-
feIring one another is appreciated and
lived up to. This should be equally fol-
lowed in dealings with the laboring man,
Who has rights as we'll as we. The evils of
we'll as the political dishonesty which robs
ths people through the government,
vhether state or municipal. The office
ahould seek the ma n, not the man the
o4d1ce.
RAYMOND REBUILDING
Mr.. Walter Raymond d and wife are at the
Green, having arrived from Boston yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. Raymond has been
apending some time in Florida where he
has picked up some points in regards to
hotsl building. He is still thinking of
erecting an ediflce upon the old site which
has been kept in good condition for the
purpose, but he has no definite plans
formulated. He and Mrs. Raymond will
remain throughout April to enjoy the Fiesta
ead attend the meeting of the National
Hotel aSeociation,- lts agreed that the
opening of the Southern Pacific and the
electric roads into Pasadena added to the
need OF hotel such as the Raymond had
been, and that the proposed road to Salt
Lake also made brighter the sections
built. which is the desire of all those who
have the interests of the valley at heart, it
will surpass in graz deur the old hotel.
ENGLISH LITERATURE
At the meeting last evening of the English
literature an d history club at the home of
first fifteen minutes current topics were
discussed, afer which the following pro-
gram was carried out:
Outlines OF the Commonwealth-ByW W. 3.
Stevens.
Special paper Prides Purge-By Miss
Platt
Special paper on English Art-By F. S. Wal.
lace.
Biography of Cromwell-By G. A. Gibbs.
Biography OF John Hampden-By Mrs. Wal
Biography of John Pym-By Mr.. Flint.
biography OF Archbishop Laud-By Mrs.
Biography OF the Earl of staford-By J.
Herbert Hall.
The members of the club present we're
Mesdames Stevens, Wallace. Johnson.
Flint. Misses Tyson. Platt. Messrs, Stew
ems ems, Wallace hnson' Flint Gibbs and
BREyITIES
Some time ago Mr.. Barnett of North
Pasadena shot gopher in the vicinity of
the home of Mrs. Peck, who lives on Lin
coin avenue, and the shot struck the roof
of Mrs. Peck's house, which caused that
lady to have Mr.. Barnett arrested. The
case occupied the greater part of the day
in Justice Merriam's court, and resulted
at 2:3O this afternoon in the acqlIittal of
the defendant. Mr.. Barnett. who is an
old man, established the fact that he had
no idea of either harming Mrs. Peck or
her chickens. the gopher alone being the
object of his assault.
A number of her friends were delight
fully entertained at the home of Miss
Wickens, North Madison, Saturday after
noon, with an advertisement game. Miss
Randall guessed the largest number of ad-
ivertisements and took first prize, Miss Cas-
lterline taking second. Refreshments and
Misses Casterline, Scudder, Palmateer.
Wood, Randall, Josephine Casterline,
Ogden, Goodwin, Mccormick, Blanche
Casterline. Jacobs.
Dick Matthews. who lives on Hurlbut
street. was arrested this afternoon by Off
Ger Beebe for disturbing the peace and is
,snow in jail Mr.. Matthews was standing
on the corner of Colorado street and Fair
Oaks avenue somewhat under the influence
of liquor and tried to engage the officer in
political discussion. He presently grew
abusive and boisterous. and refusing to
move on, was taken up.
Though it was thought that with the
completion of the new Lincoln school
building the problem of accommodation
for pupils would be solved, this is not the
case. All day yesterday Principals Wilson
and Graham were busy trying to seat from
seventy to eighty pupils in rooms fitted for
the accommodation of little more than
half that number. 1t will De endeavored
to divide these pupils among the other
schools.
d. r. Cameron, of Cameron, Amberg &
Company of Chicago, has purchased the
Medill place in Altadena for $4,000 cash.
and will erect fine residence upon it.
Mr.. Cameron. who is now at the Green, is
= friend of Mr.. McNally, whose house is
just south. of the five acres sold, The sale
was transacted through the agency of Mr..
AR. MetcaIfe, Mr.. Medill's lawyer here
North Pasadena people are much an
noyed by bands of hungry coyotes, which
are robbing hencoops indiscriminately.
They have been seen by several people
and tracks are numerous. Among the VIC
tins are Mr.. Conway and Mr.. Pierce,
whose coops we're visited lately and every
fowl taken.
The committee selected to forward the
matter of encouraging the rebuilding of
Mann & Daniels mill is making an effort
to raise $500, which will be offered to the
0rm as loan, to 6e secured by mortgages
and notes. Citizens have come forward
with tenders of amounts as high as 500 to
be lent without interest. while others ten
der materials. 1t is proposed to locate the
new mill nearer the center of town.
The Sierra Madre Vintage company has
sued N. c. Carter for a balance on account
of something less than $500. The case is
being tried in the recorders court, with H.
H. Rose, ecq, counsel for the plaintiff and
General Pierce of Los Angeles for the
defendant.
The Merry-go-round Social club was en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Craig, on South Madison avenue,
1t hearts yesterday evening. when prizes
were won by Mrs. Dalrymple. Mr.. Steven
son and Mr.. Glasscock.
The Young Ladies' Riding club will be
entertained Friday evening at the home OF
Miss Lillian Dobbins, on Garfield avenue.
5-oclock supper will be served, after
which the young ladies, ACCOMPANIED by