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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
PASADENAN TO ADDRESS
OCEAN PARK CITIZENS
D. w. Coolidge VIII Speak on What
Crown CIty's Business Men
Have Accomplished
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK. May 27.--An invita-
tlon to the membership of the Com
munity league to attend a lecture by
D. w. Coolidge, secretary of the Pasa-
dena board of trade, has been received
and will be accepted. This discourse
was originally intended as a special
feature for the next meeting of the
Santa Monica Municipal league. Mr..
Coolidge will tell what the united ef-
forts of Pasadena's business men have
accomplished for that thriving COM
munity.
Abbot Kinney was given a permit for
his miniature railroad at q special ses-
sion of the city fathers held last even
ing. With the permit went a proviso
to the effect that should the enterprise
prove a nuisance or become detriment-
al to the interests of property owners
it should be removed by the Kinney
company. the city of Ocean Park re-
funding the expense incidental to grad
ing and preparing a roadbed. The pro-
moters of the scheme will be allowed
three months to operate and perfect
their ideas before any further definite
action is taken.
The membership of the Shirt Waist
club were entertained today by Miss
Helen King at her home on Park ave-
nue.. The ladies had a Jolly time con-
versing on the topics of the day. while
they embroidered and made useful di-
does. At 4 o'clock luncheon was served
amid profusion Of floral decorations.
Those present were: Misses Grace Law
ayea, Elma French, Grace Carr, Alice
Robinson, Ruth Robinson, Gertrude
Mckenzie, Mabel Mckenzie, Edith de
Luna, Nina Adams, Ethel Fraser and
Mrs. Charles e. Groesbeck.
A twinge of pain in her arm accom-
panied by the whizzing of a bullet
caused Mrs. George A. Huff to drop a
can full of berries that she had just
picked in the carnation tract today. A
hasty investigation disclosed a bullet
in the sleeve Of her dress, but no visi-
BILE bodily injury. Mr.. Huff is carrying
the little piece of lead as a souvenir
and would like to find the person re-
sponsible for it's having been shot.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
INJUNCTION SUIT AGAINST
VENTURA FURTHER DELAYED
New Court Room Opened With Appro-
pirate eremonies-Water and
Light Company Improvements

Special to The Herald.
VENTURA, May 27.-The injunction
suit brought against the town board
by the Ventura Water, Light and
Power company has been delayed fol-
another week. The hearing was to
have been held yesterday, but when
Judge Ewing took his place in the
court room he stated that he was dis
qualified to act in the matter, as he
was a voter in the bond election and
also a patron of the present water
company.
Yesterday marked the formal open
ing Of the new court room and the
occasion was fittingly celebrated by
the members of the bar, county officials
and newspaper men. The ceremonies
were opened with a short address by
Judge Ewing. who was followed by
different prominent attorneys. Hon. B.
r. Williams, who was judge of this
county for eighteen years, gave a
short history of the room, dating back
to the erection of the court house in
1873.
Extensive Improvements of the pres
ent water and light company are to be
made at once. James r. Barker, the
new manager of the company, states
that he has just issued specifications
covering $4,000 worth of engines, boil
ers, condensers and electrical ma
chinery. Work will be commenced
next week on the new reservoir.
Memorial day will be observed here
next Tuesday by the members of the
G. A. r. and w. r. c. In the after
noon the services will be held in the
opera house. Robert M. Clark will de-
liver the address.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
VEGETABLES SHIPPED
BY FULLERTON GROWERS
Shipment Of Cabbages for the Season
Amounts to 265 Carloads.
Local Notes
Special to The Herald.

special TO Inc herald.
FULLERTON, May 27-The California
Vegetable union has completed its pack OF
cabbages here for the season. Manager Os"
borne states that the total shipment amount
ed to 265 carloads OF this amount the
union packed all but thirty-fve carloads.
The average price for the season was 50
per ton. the best ever realized for the sea-
sons crop. 1t also the largest crop in
the history of the district The average
yield per was seven to eight tons. The
wagner Anderson crop made an average of
over nine tons per acre The total tonnage
was 2915, 5,S30.00O pounds, and brought
the growers the handsome total of S26,2S5.
Local orange packers shipped sixteen cars
of fruit this week, making total OF 4s0
cars for the season to date. or this amount
the Beuchley company has shipped 1O7 cars,
the Citrus union 153 cars, g. 9. Chapman
49, and the Placentia orange Growers as
ISOLATION 81 cars.
The grammar school trustees have select
ed the following teachers for the next term
of school: Fourth grade, Mrs. Ceilings; third
grade, Mrs. Seward; second grade, Miss o.
Jennings: First grade, Miss Swerdfeger. Prot.
C. N. Mills, who for several years has been
principal, was not reelected, and no selec-
tion has vet been made for this position
Miss Rose Robinson Will leave next week
for a visit to the fair at Portland.
Miss Blanche Souden, who for several
years was tho genial assistant postmistress
here, will act in Miss Robinson's position
in her absence.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
INGLEWOOD PERSONALS
Local Baseball Team Defeats La Dow
by Conclusive Score
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
INGLEWOOD, May Ell. j. Baxter
has purchased valuable tract from E
w. Spaulding and will erect house.
e. c. Ellis of Minnesota has recently
become a resident of Inglewood.
Peter Waller, the representative of q
large commercial house of Kewanee
ILL.,. visited with Mr.. and Mrs. o. Lind
burg during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning and Miss Susie
Manning of Boyle Heights visited with
Mr.. and Mrs Matson the past two OF
three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. Herriott and Mr.
and Mrs. Fairclough and daughter OF
Los Angeles spent a portion of the
present week in Inglewood as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wood
worth.
Ernest Lane, nephew of A. D.
Allen of this place, was the guest of his
relatives the past few days He is q
student of Stanford university.
A ball game between the Inglewood
and La Dow teams resulted Saturday III
victory for the former by a score OF
q to 3.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

is prepared to give all that was asked
by the COMMITTEES in the first instance,
that being site Of fifty acres. Two
such sites are already available, one
on and near the Ashley tract on the
foothills about half mile south Of the
city reservoir near Eucalyptus hill, and
the other on the summit of the foot
hills between the Hawley and Sherman
tracts. There is also being considered
a proposition for site on the Ontare
ranch of the Pacific Improvement COM
pany, north Of the Hope ranch.
The fine new drinking fountain, pur-
chased by the woman's Christian Tenn
perance union is now the property Of
the city. The fountain was dedicated
and presented TO the city yesterday af-
ternoon, the occasion being celebrated
by appropriate exercises at the opera
house.
Memorial day will be generally OBJ
served I'm Santa Barbara this year. The
Commercial club has voted unanimous
ly to close all places Of business for the
entire day and the veterans have re-
turned the compliment by issuing a
special invitation to the merchants to
participate in the exercises of the oc-
casion. The Sunday evening memorial
service will be held at Grace NJ. Il
church. other churches joining in a
union meeting. The annual sermon will
he preached by Rev. Mr.. Wright Of
the Baptist church.
Coronado climate Is the best known.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

Oceanside public schools were held last
evening, when County superintendent
Baldwin delivered the address and pre-
sented diplomas to Alva Amick, Edith
Cotterell, Beatrice Goldbaum, Ramona
Rieke. Allie Sparks and Margaret
Woodford.
G. c. Pillsbury grand marshal of the
Decoration day parade, has issued his
orders governing the same. C. L.
Hubbs, S. w. Millichamp, DR.. j. C.
Hearne, II. M. Moulton, DR.. L. d.
Jones and s. 4. Johnson are named as
aides. The United States regulars, the
national guard, the naval militia,
drum coprs, Y. M. c. A. cadets, Con-
federate veterans Spanish war vet
Grams, secret societies and school chill
dren will join the G. A. r. and w. R.
e. in the parade.
President John s. Akerman of the
chamber of commerce has appointed
the following committee to have charge
of the entertainment of the officers and
crew of the German cruiser Fake when
she arrives here the middle of next
month: Melville Klauber, 1. I. Irwin,
G. F. Oesting, e. Strahlman and c. H.
Wagner.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
MONROvIA BREvITIES
Automobile Line to Be Run From the
Pacific Electric Terminus

Special to The Herald.
MONROVIA, May 27.-By the estab-
lishment of an automobile line here one
of the most beautiful resorts In South
ern California has been made accessi-
BILE to the visiting public. Plying from
the terminus of the Pacific Electric line
the automobiles will carry passengers
to the opening of Monrovia can
yon. The reserve has been held by the
city of Monrovia as water-bearing
lands and not an acre of ground is
titled.
At the meeting of the MOnrova-
Duarte Farmers club yesterday the af-
ternoon was largely given over to an
address on structural botany espe-
cially as applied to citrus fruits. given
by w. II. Payne. The paper, I'm Me-
moriam," read by Miss Harriet Hutch
ms, was greatly enjoyed, the approach
of Memorial day debating its tenor.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
Doctor cheered Him

Andrew Carnegie admires the scienti-
fic spirit-his generous gifts to science
are a proof of that. Nevertheless to
his keen humor this spirit offers itself
as a good prey and Mr.. Carnegie often
rails very wttily at scientists and
their peculiar ways.
THE late-the late-but I won't men,
tion the poor fellows name" said Mr..
Carnegie at a scientists supper. THE
late Blank. as he lay on his deathbed.
was greeted one morning very joyously
by his physician.
Poor Blanks eyes lit up with hope
at sight of the physicians beaming
face. There had been a consultation
on his case the day before. Perhaps,
at last, the remedy to cure him had
been found.
my dear Mr.. Blank, said the ply
sician, 4 congratulate YOU
BLANK smiled.
~ shall recover?' he said, in a weak
voice tremulous with hope.
'Well-er-not exactly. said the
physician. But we believe your dis
ease to be entirely novel and unique.
and. if the autopsy demonstrates this
to be true. we have decided to name the
malady after you '"-Exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
UNITE FOR MEMORIAL
DAY DEMONSTRATION
Towns on Santa Monica Bay Combin-
ing to Offer Attractions to the
Visiting Public
Special to The Herald.

Specldl TO 1He
SANTA MONICA, May 27-Ap-
parently all differences have been
patched up between the north and south
ends of town, for instead of the usual
competitive Memorial day celebrations
it is now proposed by merchants at
both ends to join hands and share ex-
penses in presenting one grand demon
stration that will be the means of at
tracting a large crowd. Ocean Parks
$2OO, 900 bathhouse, the Hollister avenue
pleasure pier and part. If not all, Of the
attractions of Venice of America will be
thrown open. A United States battle
ship in the bay and the presence of the
Seventh regiment of national guards
as guests of the municipality. combined
with orations by prominent statesmen
and an unlimited supply Of fireworks,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
Summer Season at Pavilion Will Open
June
Special to The Herald.


REDONDO, May 27.-Rev.' George n.
Musgrove and family have taken up their
residence here, Rev. Mr. Musgrove has ac-
cepted the call as pastor of the First Con-
gregational church.
The Stem Winder Mining and Develop
ment company was organized in this city
last night, with the following Redondo bus
mess men as officers: G. W. Witchelo, pres
ident; j. e. Gish vice president: A. r. Bar
nett, treasurer; C. o. Dempsey, secretary.
Tho company is capitalized at $3.50, 900,
with a paid-up capital of $125.OOO. The
Stem Winder mine consists of seven claims
In the Old Woman mountains about twenty
miles north of Dandy, and is rich in gold,
silver and some lead
Realty at Hermosa Is picking up little.
During the past week several sales have
been made, among them a lot to A. r..
Artherholt of Los Angeles one to c. /.
Ritche and one to II. l.. Hunt These par
ties will erect cottages at once. Among
the new buildings to be erected this season
is a hotel on the ocean front by Mrs. Lap
ham. which will be modern in its equip
ment. Mrs X. Donavan is having a six
room house built on her lot.
Fishing at Redondo and vicinity is becom-
ing better every day, surf. yellow fins and
mactt rel being the varieties most common
ly caught.
The amusement committee of the board
of trade announces THAI the opening dance
of the summer season at the pavilion will
be a masquerade and will be given on Sat
urday evening, June 3.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
SAWTELLE MISCELLANIES
Special Cars for Memorial Day VISIT
ors to Soldiers Home

SAWTELLE. May 27.-Manager Gabel of
the Los Angeles-P Pacific Electric railway
states that all participants in the Memorial
day exercises at the Soldiers home must
he at the Fourth and Hill street depot in
Los Angeles at o'clock on Tuesday. Three
special cars viii be provided for the young
ladies' and organizations OF Los Angeles,
over the electric line to Sawtelle, where
oonveyances OF all kinds viii meet them and
carry them to the home The line OF march
forms at o'clock on the boulevard near
the hospital.
worlin b. Bacon, member of Company D
and of the Ohio cavalry member OF the
Soldiers home. died at Ocean Park May 10.
The grading on the electric railway from
Oregon avenue. Sawtelle, to Westgate has
been completed. and rails VIII be laid next
week.
Charley Williams, who runs the steam
crane at tho gravel pits at sherman. met
with an accident this morning, The heavy
chain broke, and the crane came down upon
him, bruising his hip severely. IL Is thought
his leg may be broken.
Home Rebekah lodge rendered a reeep-
ton 10 Mrs p. IL. Sonnesyn on her return
from San Francisco. program was
rendered and a handsome clock presented
to Mrs Sonnesyn.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
FOR BENEFIT OF
SAN BERNARD|NO
BOARD OF TRADE PREPARES
FOR ACTIVE WORK
BURGLARS ARE OPERATING
Several Towns Are Visited by Mid
night Prowlers, Cotton and
Highland Being Latest
Victims
snecial TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARD1NO, May 27.-The
San Bernardino board of trade is pre-
pairing for more active work in the
future than in the past. The board
has adopted an amendment to its by
laws for a division Of the work to vari-
GUS committees. which will make pos
sible more active and more effective
work in the future than has been pos
sible under the old system. President
Atwood has named the following COM
mittees for the year:
Membership, James Fleming, w. L.
Vestal, G. w. Monahan.
Finance, George NJ. Cooley, A. NJ
Ham, w. s. Boggs.
Transportation, Seth Marshal, G.
Cohn, w. J. Curtiss.
Manufactures, ]. j. Hanford, L. d
Houghton, Thomas Hadden.
Mines and mining, Joseph Ingersol
R. F. Garner, r. w. McGillivray.
Advertising. r. C. HARRISON, Joseph
Israel, S. S. Draper.
Entertainment, ]. B. Gill, r. D. Rob-
erts, o. Newberg. Mayor H. NJ. Bar
ton and H. r. Levy.
Mrs. Caroline Hickey Olney, secretary
of Ell Canine Real association, has in
terested the board in that work and a
mass meeting will he held Wednes-
day evening to form a local branch OF
the organization.
A band of burglars bold is evidently
abroad in the valley. Several attempts
have been made in the city but they
are now working in the smaller outly-
ing towns, Cotton and Highland being
daylight job, the home Of Ned U'Ren
being entered and a complete suit OF
clothes taken. At Highland the homes
of Lewis Steele and c. M. Slawson
were entered. At the Steele home the
burglar ransacked the house but Sc
cured only 81 in cash. 1t is believed
he used dope" on the occupants of the
house as evidence pointed in that direc-
ton. Nothing of value was secured
at the Slawson home.
The student body of the high school
has elected athletic officers for mex,
fall, as follows: Captain of football
team, William Miller; captain of basket
ball team, Leon Atwood. The schoo
expects to have fast football team
next fall. and the team will be ir
charge of Sidney Bruce, a former hall
on the Yale team as coach.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
LEGATEES FILE APPEAL
IN CAMPBELL WILL CASE
Case Involving Two Million Dollars
Appealed From Riverside to the
Supren me Court

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, May 27.--Notice of ap-
peal has been filed in the Campbell will
case. The appeal Is made by the nelces
and nephews of the late A. G. Camp
bell, known as the Stanleys' and the
Campbell university. Under Judge
Noyes' decision the entire estate went
to the direct heirs rather than to the
legatees. These were the widow. now
Mrs. Frank G. O'Kelley, and Charles
Rufus Campbell the son, who resides
at Tustin. The case involves $4,000, 900
worth of property, and as a probate
matter VIII go direct to the supreme
court of California, rather than to the
newly constituted court of appeals.
Purington e. Adair of Riverside were
attorneys for the contestants in the
lower court, but now they are repre-
sented by Haden & Haden, Crane,
Woodburn e. Woodburn, attorneys for
the Campbell university, and M. Estu-
dillo. Mrs. O'Keley is named as de-
fendant in the proceedings, but does
not join in the appeal for new trial.
Invitations are out for Sherman In
stitute graduation exercises, which will
take place at Tonner hall. Friday ev-
ening, June Q. The graduating class
numbers 9, the class motto is Equal
Rights" and the class colors are scar
let and white. Rev. Alex. Eakin will
preach the baccalaureate sermon in
Tonner hall Sunday evening, June 8,
and exercises, to which the public are
invited will be given on the institute
grounds the afternoon of June s.
Magnolia camp w. o. w. has elected
officers for the next six months as fol-
lows: w. V. Darling, consul comman-
der; j. MCGUIRE, adv. lieutenant; ]. e.
Stillman, watchman; H. D. Stark,
sentry; c. C. Van Fleet, manager; C.
c. Van Fleet, captain degree team.
The clerk, j. E. Johnson, and banker,
w. d. Mcdonald, are yearly officers
and held over.
Rev. II. e. Benton and DIR. Geo. H.
Deere will conduct services at Ever
green cemetery tomorrow afternoon in
honor of three Universalist ministers
who are buried there. The dead to
whose memory these services will be
held are Rev. c. A. Garst, Rev. ]. j.
Austin and Rev. A. w. Cross.
Capt. H. L. Mitchell has been named
for marshal of the day for Decoration
day exercises. His aides will be Charles
E. Waite, E. A. Meacham, C. F. Huse;
N. E. Weed, musician.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
Not the Typical Girl

One of the infelders had made an
error.
The rosy checked girl in the grand
stand turned to the young man at her
side.
"George!" she said
George instinctively braced himself
to meet the question he foresaw as to
what had happened and what all the
fuss was about.
"Well?" he said.
"Why don't they put wooden Indian
cigar sign on third i'm place of that
moon-faced duffer with the split oypher
running gear and the glass arm? That
fellow couldn't stop toy balloon If II
was lobbed right into his fippers!"-
Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

are some Of the things already ar
ranged for.
A three act comedy drama entitled
"The Country Irishman" was presented
this evening by the local lodge Of the
Woodmen of the World. A large at
tendance witnessed the performance,
which was very creditably presented.
The play was under the management of
w. M. Mcdowell, w. c. II. Wilson and
Prof. Walter Zuincke.
The Santa Monica Elks have arranged
for special car to convey them to
San Pedro on the evening of June 5,
when they will assist in the institution
Of a new lodge at that place.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees are pre-
pairing to hold a bazar in Columbia
hall on Thursday evening, June %.
The Wisteria club met in odd Fellows
hall this evening and elected officers
for the ensuing term as follows: Presi-
dent Miss Hazel Reed vice president,
stephen Gray; secretary, Miss Viola
Baker; treasurer, Miss Alice Spies. A
social session followed the regular
order of business.
A party of Hollywood merrymakers
enjoyed an outing at this beach today,
chaperoned by Mrs. A. w. Morgan and
c. w. Walker.
DR.. w. II. L. symngton and Ivan
Polhamus were hosts at a farewell
bachelor dinner given in Elks hall last
evening. Both gentlemen expect to be
married within the next few days.
Coronado climate is the best known.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
SOLDIERS HOME NEWS
Plans Completed for Observance Of
Memorial Day

Special to The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, May 27.-The following
organizations will comprise the column to
march to the cemetery Tuesday. May 80. at
M: Home band and firing squad, gov
ernor's staff and guests a hundred young
women from Los Angeles, young women from
Sawtelle. John A. Martin Women's Relief
corps, Uncle Sam Women's Relief corps,
Ladies' auxiliary to Union Veteran legion. APP
pomattox circle, Ladies Of the C. A r.; Co
lumbia circle, Ladies of the c. A. r.. John
A. Martin Post, G. A. r.: Gen. Dan Dustin
camp, Sons of Veterans; Uncle Sam post, G.
A. r.. Burnside post. G. A. r. of Sawtelle;
Union Veteran Legion encampment, Pacific
Home Masonic club, the ten companies, citi-
Zens
Services in Ward Memorial hall at p. nj.
as follows: Airs by Home band, invocation
by Chaplain +. II. Beck, singing and memorial
of flowers to unknown dead by young women
from Sawtelle and Los Angeles reading,
Lincoln's Gettysburg address; GRAFTON by VIII
A. Harris of Los Angeles song, THE Vacant
Shair"; america" by audience; benediction
by Chaplain Patrick Have of Santa Monica;
saluting the flag on the green.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
NEWS OF SANTA ANA
Methodist Church Ladies' Give Recep-
ton for New Members

Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, May T.-Spurgeon's hall last
night was the scene of an elaborate reception
rendered by the ladies of the Methodist South
church to new members of the organization.
varied musical and literary program was
rendered during the evening and the Rev. Mr..
Clark, the pastor, spoke briefly.
Sales aggregating more than S50,000 have
been made at Newport beach the last week
on the prospect of the electric road coming
to that place. The actual construction work
on the line Is already well under way and
grading has been done for about half the dis
tance between Huntington and Newport
beaches. Several new tracts of land have been
opened up and put on the market.
James Stone of Ell Modena, aged 81 years,
died today after long illness. The funeral
will be held Monday at the residence.
Thomas Brady, aged rs years, who had been
here from Gilroy upon visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Shelton Of West Fourth street,
vas found dead today in outhouse at the
rear of the Richelieu hotel. The body will be
sent to Giroy for burial. Death was DUE
1t is thought, to apoplexy.
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