Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-18

Brotze. DR.. w. Jarvis Barlow is repre-
sented by Arthur Dodge as standing
with his back to the setting sun. which
Is seen over the roof Of sanitarium.
L. p. Behymer appears in his favorite
role of impresario. Prima dornas, eel
lists and vlolinists are held by the
hand that grasp contracts and bank
notes. w. s. Bartlett, president of the
Union Savings bank, sits upon strong
box. Under one arm he has his Home
telephone stock and under the other
plans for a Y. M. c. A. building. ]. H.
Blagge of the Conservative Life In
surance company stands In a heap OF
dollars-"real money"-that is burst
ing from the vault of the ocean Park
treasury.
John II. Braly appears as a little boy
who sits on the floor while he plays with
his blocks and the Braly building is his
favorite toy. DR.. f.. A. Bryant, sur.
geon for the Pacific Electric company.
sits on a car seat that Is laden with
lotions, pills and plasters.
L. J. Christopher, caterer and confec-
TONER sits in a barrel of sugar and AL
Levy flourishes toasting fork. A. P.
Chipron of the Equitable Life Assur~
anco company is portrayed in an atti-
tude that suggests patient waiting for
Jimmy Hyde and Chauncey M. Depew
to fade from public memory ]. Ross
Clark, sans coat and waiscoat, drives
the last spikes into the Salt Lake road.
e. P. Clark Is a little boy playing on
the beach with a toy car.
Friends of Charles Cassatt Davis will
find speaking likeness of the popular
lawyer, who is caught in graceful at
titude as he makes speech about the
Little Red School House"
Club women interested in the library
contest will enjoy pouring over the
page upon which Isidore B. Dockweiler
appears, for the library commissioner
Is sternly laying down the law about
the eternal feminine" ]. NJ. Elliott,
president of the First National bank,
stands in an aura of gold and bonds.
John ]. Fay, jr., president Los Angeles
water board, is presented in the role Of
a duck hunter.
A. P. Fleming and Senator Frank P.
Flint are on neighboring pages. Mr..
Fleming, as pictured by H. B. Martin,
grasps. loving cup the gift of the
Municipal league. Senator Flint is
sending postoffice appropriation news
to Los Angeles.
M. A. Hamburger, president Of A.
Hamburger & Sons. is seen as he Is
escaping from business worries. Mr..
Mcdowell has made a portrait of Mr..
Hamburger in yachting togs. In the
book as on the street j. M. Hale is Mr..
Hamburgers near neighbor.
DR.. John R. Haynes speaks for civil
service reform in lifelike black and
white sketch.
Herman w. Hellman, president Of
the Merchants National bank, is the
subject Of silhouette. Henry E. Hunt
ington carries a street car under his
arm and Col. J. B. Lankershim pounds
the cornice on his new hotel. Homer
Laughlin demonstrates how easy it Is
to make fireproof buildings.
Oliver Morosco of the Burbank thea
ter has a Punch and Judy show fas-
tened about his neck. William Null
holland stands before the city's water
ing trough. John Parkinson, the archi-
tect, sits upon the Braly building. o.
P. Posey is a good looking miner who
uses a telescope. F. K. Rule is cow
boy armed "for the public good"
f. @. Story, president of the Southern
California Fruit exchange, is repre-
sented in the act of moving a car Of
oranges, and Fielding j. Stilson sits
upon the world while he writes on Uni
versity club notepaper.
Frank Virgins, secretary of the
chamber of commerce, is most happily
pictured in his great impersonation Of
travelling press agent for Los Angeles.
Men of every vocation crowd this
amusing volume. Financiers, physi-
clans, lawyers, merchants, promoters
architects, civil engineers and manu-
facturers "as we see 'em' prove to be
a fine looking assembly of American
citizens. "a
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