Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
EAST PASADENANS
WANT ANNEXATION
PROPOSITION COMES FROM
SUBURB
City Residents Not Sure They Want
to Tackle Job Until Recently
Acquired District Shall
Be Asslmilated
Pasadena Agency,
81 North Raymond Avenue.
Telephone, Main 1903.

PASADENA, Nov. 12.-The propo-
sition to annex East Pasadena to the
city is again being agitated. this time
by the East Pasadena residents them
selves. 1t is said that that thriving
suburb is ready to come i'm now that
the boom has brought a rush of new
citizens who are anxious for better
mail facilities, fire and police protec-
ton. Citizens say the annexation of
this section to Pasadena now would
entail many burdens upon the city
which might be troublesome. The city
administration is still worrying over
the problems brought up in the recent
acquisition of North Pasadena, and un-
til these are settled may hesitate about
taking over the eastern suburb.
Herman Siehoff, aged rs years, died
here today from pneumonia. Siehoff
came from Wisconsin a week ago in
good health, but contracted a slight
cold on the train before reaching this
city. This ran into pneumonia quickly
and caused his death. The body will
be taken east by a son, who was with
him at the time of his death.
Humane officer Makes Arrest
Humane Officer Sherwin arrested G.
r. Lapp of Los Angeles last night on
the charge of driving n lame horse.
Lapp is a contractor in the business
of sprinkling the streets with oil. lie
was taken before Justice l<lamroth and
his hearing set for Thursday, November
16. 1t is announced that by request
of the Humane society the cruelty case
against DR.. Homer A. Hanson of Los
Angeles has been dropped. DR.. Hansen
has convinced the officers of the So
ciety that he is accustomed to treat
his horse with the utmost consideration
and that the incident to which the
complaint referred was purely acci-
dental. The horse which the doctor
was driving at the time was young
and spirited and when the Humane
officer saw him it looked as though he
had been overdriven.
Pasadena Rrevities
Charles A. Goodale of the Goodale
Jeffers Manufacturing company figured
in a lively runaway Friday night at
his home on South Catalina avenue,
which came near resulting seriously. A
demolished buggy and a few slight
injuries are all the damages reported
Attorney Blanchard of Los Angeles
has arranged with Justice klamroth to
have the trial of the three young men
charged with hunting deer out of sea-
son called for November %. G. a.
Rogers will be tried first. Robert and
LOUIS Suite COIlllHS IlehI III uluSl.
The Altadena Improvement assocta-
tion is planning for n general cleaning
house throughout the foothll town.
That the Altadena school may be well
represented in the Tournament of
Roses parade F. S. Allen has been put
in charge of the matter. with power to
act The association has decided to
move at once in the matter of improv-
ing Mariposa street.
one of the recent new arrivals who
intends to make the Crown city her
permanent home is DR.. Florence f.
Cross formerly of Lincoln, Neb DR..
Cross is a welcome addition to the
roll of college women in the city She
is also a club woman and deeply inter-
ested in sociology.
Just before the union Thanksgiving
Day service the members of the Minis
terial union will hold "a meeting to ar
range Tor revival meetings in the vari-
Gus churches this winter. 1t is under
stood that each church represented will
hold a series of revival services, the
services to be union and yet not con-
hicting as to time.
President Neff of the Tournament as
sociation announces that he has ar
ranged for unique advertising
scheme. Beginning December 1 all Of
the handsome billboards along the cleo
trio line between here and Los An
geles will be lit up at night with cleo
trio lights, so that they can be read at
night by passengers on the cars. The
tournament bids fair to Surpass all of
It's predecessors in the kind and guam
tity of advertising prepared and sent
MT bV the management.