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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
CREW HONORED
BY TURN vERE|N
GERMAN SAILORS GUESTS AT
BANQUET
Officers and Men of the Cruiser Fake
Are Entertained by Local
Society-Dinner at the
Angelus

Eighty-five of the officers and crew
of the German cruiser Fake, which is
now anchored In the outer harbor at
San Pedro, last night assembled at 4
banquet given by the Turn Verein Ger
mania in Turner hall. Two hundred
and fifty persons were present and q
regular old-fashioned German dinner
was served,
None of the essentials was lacking
either. There was the lager beer, which
was disposed of like water on a hot
summer day. Then there was the
sauerkraut, wienerwursts and many
other things dear to the German palate.
The naval officers and the officers of
the Turn Verein sat at a table beauti-
fully decorated with flowers at the head
of the hall. The crew and the members
of the Turn Verein were seated at three
long tables
The officers OF the cruiser were the
guests yesterday afternoon of the cham
ber of commerce of San Pedro and en-
joyed a ride of several hours duration
in a private car over the Pacific Elec-
tric. Their trip ended in Los Angeles
about 6 o'clock and they Immediately
went to the Angelus hotel, where a
dinner was served.
The crew who had received shore
leave arrived In the city about o'clock
in a special car over the Pacific Elec-
tric. Lots were drawn to see who
should remain on ship board and who
should attend the banquet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
FORESTRY EXPERTS TO MEET
Annual Convention Will Be Held In
San Francisco-Delegates
urued to Attend

The annual convention of the Cali
fornia Water and Forest association
has been called to meet in San Fran
cisco Friday, December 1. The con-
vention will assemble at 1890 a. m.
in the rooms of the San Francisco
chamber of commerce, 221 Merchants
Exchange building. Reports of work
done under the legislation secured by
the association from the last legisla-
ture will be presented and plans for
future work will be discussed. State
and federal officials will be in attend
ance to give account of what has been
done in water and forest work in the
past year.
The officers of the association request
that every county, city and district
interested in the problems of forest
preservation, as well as irrigation, send
delegates to the convention, instructed
as to the wishes of the people in re-
gard to plans for the future.
Delegates are entitled to one and one
third fare for the round trip. They can
secure this by paying fare to Sar
Francisco, taking a receipt from the
ticket agent and having 1t indorsed by
an officer of the association Identify
ing them as delegates to the conven-
ton. This will entitle them to return
at one-third fare.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
S3.98 Children's Coats S2.4S

red; automobile backs; double
breasted styles; neatly finished;
sizes to years; $39S values. On
sale Underpriced Tuesday at $2.4S.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
WOMAN HURT IN RUNAWAY
Mrs. Charles |. Curtis of Placentia
Severely Injured by Being
Thrown From Buggy
Special to The Herald

FULLERTON, Cal. Nov. 2O.-Mrs.
Charles /. Curtis, wife of the rural
mail carrier in the Placentia district,
is at the Fullerton hospital, where she
will probably remain for several days
recovering from a serious runaway ac-
cident that occurred Sunday evening
at the ranch east of Anaheim. Mr..
Curtis was in the field gathering sweet
potatoes, while Mrs. Curtis and their
little girl remained in the buggy. The
horse ran away, tipping the buggy
over. Mrs. Curtis was thrown out,
alighted on her head and shoulders
and, though not considered seriously
injured, she remained unconscious all
Sunday night, and up to late hour
Monday was unable to tell how the ac-
cident happened. The little girl was
uninjured. Mrs. Curtis was cared for
at a neighbor's home until Monday
morning, when she was brought to the
hospital here.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
AUDITORIUM SUBJECT
AGITATES LONG BEACH
COUNclLMEN HANDLE CASE WITH
MUCH CARE
Citizens of seashore City StilIWrought
Up Over Question of Admissions
and Dancine-Five Hundred Per-
sons Sign Petition of Objection
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 20.--The ques-
tion which Is confronting Long Beach
at the present time. relative to charg-
ing admission to the Donatelli concerts
on Sunday and permitting dancing in
the auditorium, was handled very gin
gerly by the council at their regular
meeting this afternoon.
The proposition is one that will not
down, however, and an adjournment
was taken until Thursday afternoon,
at which time definite action will prob
ably be taken. The only councilmen
present today were Cate, Campbell and
Emo
Manager Gattone of the Donatelll
band announced this morning that he
is facing a large deficit in the main
tenance of his organization and that
unless steps are taken at once to meet
this deficit he will be obliged to leave
Long Beach. This report was seconded
by Secretary A. M. Dunn of the board
of trade who has charge of the band
collections, at the council meeting to-
day, when he stated that of the $500
which the citizens agreed to raise
monthly for the band only $656 has been
raised, and of the last-named amount
there has been but $565 paid to the
band within the past forty days.
The three councilmen present dis
couraged the idea of making any
charge for the regular concerts, but
Trustee Emo suggested a popular bene-
fit concert for once a month, the pro-
ceeds to go to the band. This propo-
sal seemed to meet the approval of a
large number of citizens gathered in
the lobby, but no definite action was
taken with regard to 1t.
The dance question was brought up
by S. Townsend, who presented pc
tition signed by some 500 citizens OBJ
jecting to the dance in the auditorium
This question was referred to COM
to1ittaa
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
WHAT CAUSES DANDRUTT
Greatest European Authority on Skin
DisenAes HhYa It's a Germ

The old idea that dandruff is scales
condition Of the scalp, is exploded
prof. Unna, Hamburg, Germany, Euro
pean authority on skin diseases, says
oandruff is a germ disease. The
ing up little scales of cuticle, and sap
ping the vitality of the hair at the root.
The only hair preparation that kills
germs Is xo MeTPeidte
feet" Not only cures dandruff but
stops falling hair and permits lux
uriant growth. Delightful hair dress
ing Sold by leading druggists. Send
1Oc In stamps for sample to The Her
picide Co.. Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
EXPECT MANY TOURISTS
Redlands Hotels Prepare for Big Crop
of Easterners-Dance in
Packing House
Special to The Herald.

Speclal 10 The Herald.
REDLANDS, Nov. 20-Hotel men in
this city expect the coming tourist sea-
son will be tine greatest this city has
ever seen and are preparing to care for
a much larger number of fasteners
than in any past season. The Casa
Iona hotel, the leading tourist hostel
ry of this end Of the valley will be
open the latter part of this month,
from which time the tourist season
will be in full swing. A number of
smaller hotels have been erected in
the past few months and the accom-
modations have been provided for fully
a half more tourists than heretofore.
The board Of trade is engaged in
strong advertising campaign in the
east and VIII also maintain a bureau In
Los Angeles this year, as in the past
season.
The shipping OF oranges from this
section is being begun this week. Some
fruit is already i'm the packing houses
and 1t was expected that many more
would be picked the first OF this week.
The heavy rain OF today is interfering
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
SANTA FE OFFICIALS IN WEST
Executive Orders Of Road Will Be Sent
From Los Angeles Instead of
From Chicago

All of the higher officials of the Santa
Fe railroad are in California this week
and executive orders will be sent from
Los Angeles making it instead of Chi
cago the headquarters for the time
being.
Edward Chambers, assistant freight
traffic manager, who arrived in Los
Angeles last week, and John ]. Byrne,
assistant passenger traffic manager, left
yesterday for San Francisco to join
President j. w. Kendrick and Third
Vice President George T. Nicholson,
who arrived there yesterday All Of the
officials are expected to arrive in Los
Angeles Thursday and will remain here
for two days before returning to Chi
cago.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
RAINFALL HELPS
SAN BERNARD|NO
PRECIPITATION is WELCOMED
BY RANCHERS
Riverside and Redands Get Good
Showers Which Give Business In
terests Easy FeeIlng-contest
Over Pioneers Estate
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO. Nov. 20.-Rain
has fallen in this valley ever since early
this morning and thus far the precip-
1tation has been nearly half an inch
with quite a heavy fall of snow in the
mountains, though the latter is not as
heavy as the fall Of snow of two weeks
ago.
The rainfall in the valley is the heav-
lest single rain thus far this fall and
has swelled many of the mountain
streams materially, though so far as
known no washouts have occurred or
railroad travel interfered with.
The total rainfall so far this season
here now amounts to nearly two inches,
nearly all of which has fallen this
month, and 1t is more than double the
rainfall to this date in the season for
many years past. Riverside has also
had a heavy fall of rain today, heavier
than here somewhat, while the fall at
Redlands is slightly less.
The continued rain gives business in
terests an easy feeling, as rain means
another prosperous season for this
valley.
Fight Over Estate
A strange condition has arisen in
connection with the administration of
the estate of John H. Doyle, the aged
pioneer who was murdered in his cabin
in Cajon pass last spring. The letters
OF administration were granted to G.
Fl. Jones, who claimed to be a cousin
of the deceased At the same time
Public Administrator ]. G.. Wood made
fight for the letters of administration
on the ground that Jones was not really
a relative and that he, Wood, had re-
ceived letters from one Archie Doyle
in Tennessee, who was alleged to be
a half-brother of the deceased
Now Jones claims to have received
letter from Archie Doyle at Whistle
Creek, Tenn stating that he has re-
ceived letters from persons in California
asking him to say that he is brother
or half brother of the deceased, John
Doyle. He states in the letter that
he cannot say that he is, as he was
born In England in 1886, and If he ever
had brother or half-brother in the
United States he did not know it.
The alleged letter has stirred I'D the
already bitter contest between Jones
and the public administrator, and
lively time Is anticipa ted in court next
Friday when the matter will come up
for hearing. Attorney Byron Waters
has been associated with ]. w Stephen
son as attorney for Jones, which gives
promise of hot legal battle.
The suit of Mrs. Cora Montgomery
VS.. the Fraterial Aid association for
insurance on the life of her husband.
David Montgomery, who shot himself
last spring in a fit of despondency. has
been compromised and dropped. It is
understood the widow will get half the
insurance, the order having contested
payment originally on the ground of
suicide
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21

somewhat by preventing pickers get
ting into the orchards. The fruit in
some portions of this district is now
ooloring rapidly, the rains of the past
two weeks having the effect of rapidly
maturing it.
The new packing house of the Graf
ton Orange Growers association at
Mentone will be given a housewarming
Wednesday evening, when a ball will
be given there. A large number Of
Redlands people will attend the gath
ering, which is being arranged under
the auspices of the Mentone citizens.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21

yesterday the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Hoeppner. one of the guests
being a cousin. At the dinner the hosts
the German and United
states flags. The German sailors ex-
pressed themselves as highly pleased
with Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
Automobile Is Ditched

One of the new autos of the Arrow
head automobile stage line from this
city to the Arrowhead Hot Springs last
night met with an accident that came
near causing the death or serious in
jury of Chaffeur Buck and another man
riding with him. One of the steering
rods of the big machine broke as they
were coming down from the mountains.
sending the machine into the ditch,
where 1t overturned. The two men
jumped and barely saved their lives.
The machine was not seriously dam
aged.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
Want Branch Road

A committee of prominent citizens
from Fullerton, Anaheim and Buena
Park went to Los Angeles this morn
ing for an interview with the Pacific
Electric company relative to the pro-
posed road connecting these towns with
the Los Angeles Santa Ana branch that
has lust been completed. The chamber
of commerce here is actively interested
and has secured over 300 signatures
to a petition to the Pacific Electric
company requesting that a road to Full
lerton be built
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
A bottle OF Ink

is mighty unhandy when you are going
about A vacation necessity Is
Waterman Ideal or a Marshall fountain
pen. One filing will last you two
overflow or skip; very clear. When you
get one you get nothing but satisfac-
tion. 81, $3.50 and up. Sanborn, Vail
& Co.. S67 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
HUNTER INJURED
Special to The Herald.

ELSINORE, Nov. 2O.-While quail
hunting Saturday in this vicinity Fred
W. Moule of Los Angeles, who, with
his wife, has been some time at the
Lakeview, was injured by the bursting
of his gun. One side of the gun was
blown out, taking with 1t Mr.. Moules
left thumb. DR.. Hugh Walker sum-
moned DR.. Payton of Riverside in con-
sultation, as it is expected that ampu-
tation will be necessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
Pasadena Brevitles

The Pasadena branch Of the Los An
les County Medical association will
hold a chemical and pathological meet
ing Tuesday evening at 7;45 o'clock at
the office of Drs. Stehman & Lockwood.
A half-dozen OF the petty officers
from the German warship lying in the
harbor at San Pedro were In Pasadena
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-21

Ia other direction Since moving 70
to Enid he s.ariee tho nsovcmon.
which has resulted Ia De building Of
s2f10a church structure This
church IS now being completed. It
win have q seating capacity Of ore
thousand people end VIII be ncdcsn
in every respect
The other day some one approached
Rev Hale at Enid 90 come out f."
mayor on the democratic ticaa IN
the coming city elec.ien A big bully
fellow who evidently was O snug H.
habiiant OF the erog shop remarked
that he would a "d-m sigh. rather
see him come out fot chief Of police p
Rev. Hale has practically built up
the Civic league In Enid 20 i pres
ent Strength and for that reason the
people consider hir q rong and
able man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-21
VS.. M'CaulI Here
TALKS OF NEW UNION
DEPOT
Says That the Matter IS to
he Settled This
Week.

wv s. McCaull ri Kansa. city. tho
man who with other prominent capi-
talists is promoting he building of q
line If railroad from Guthrie 10 l'air-
view to be known as the Guthrie.
Fairview and Western. Is ia the CITY
Every assurance is expressed by him
that the Rad win be bull, and he says
That material is now being procured
for the entire line.
Mr. MeCaur is a great adnilrer Of
Gu hrie and especially is he enthu.
siastic over the new union depot
which his railroad with the Denvee
Enid and Gulf the St. Louis, ~ Rem.
and Western. aad the Fort Smith ani
Western viii ercct IN West Guthrie
IN his opinion there is no doubt wha
ever but tha the depot win ne built.
This woek Breckenridge Jones and
other railroad capitalists interested in
these mentioned lines will hold al
meeting in St. Louis fog the purpose
Of making definite Arrangement forl
the location and construction Of this
depot.
Just what the architecture Of th
depot viii be I can not saw said Mr. |
McCadll. Tut there IS enc thing sure
it win undoubtedly be 4 structure oil
which Guthrie may feel proud Ac.I
cording to his conclusions the four
roais mentioned ought to build a s.a-
tion abo'i- two stories high and longer
and larger than is tho Santa re de.
pot This win he a magnificent adj
dition to Guthre's sp'endld array OF
beautiful tuildines.
The very fact ;hqt 1Ir. McCaull was
sent to Washington recently to lobby
in the interest OF statehood for Okla
homa and probably more especially
to lock after the capital matter demon-
sttates that The railroad people fools
upon Guthrie as the great commercial
ana industrial center Of the new and
coming state.
Only a few d~ys ago Mr.. McCaull re.
turned FROM The national capital anal
he brings glad tidlngs for the two
territories. lie says that Oklahoma
and Indian Territory will get state
hood. Il is his conclusion, after having
had personal conversations with such
men as Senators Allison and Cullom
and Speaker Joe Cannon. with whoHi
he has heen closely acquainted for q
long number of years, that New Mex
leo and Arizona are to be left as
they are. that prohibition will be ex-
plunged from the bill and chat the
two territories will be admitted as one
state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-21
A GOOD SHOW
Vests Minstrels Gave Highest sat
isfaction.

dor beautiful and impressive seen
cry clever. artistic wire performance
ana specially singing. the West mia
strles at the Brooks last night gave
The hest shows IN that line of work
that has ever been IN Guthrie They
were not all frst class performers.
but the majority of them we're artists
who do not travel IN common shows
For instance, Frederick Bowers in his
original songs his story cf The dec
laration of independence, his tale Of
the watermelon. his birth OF tie daisy
anG other spectacular 5ecialties were
splendid The comedians were fire.
Wade and Van did good work and the
buck and wing dancers were not slow.
AS whole This minstrel show can be
recommended to any city for up to
date and attractive enter a,nment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-21

A b. the filing lis pend.
Re, ian cases; Lydicks bin re.
80 -ftF sales reported unfavonbiy
.s t d,s 3 bili making h a felony for
70 desert his wife when they
c,hSlldren under sixteen years of
- Xsnd prouty's bin relating tc
~ for lalo rand ma. erials furnish.
ea'lease holders fer oil and gas pur.
pcses
For the committee on private COR
porations Mr. Ncnsineer epostee IA
vorably on Senator Winklefs bin pre-
viiing fer the assessment aae taxa
tion of street car and express COM
panies. on Ferris bill to stimulate
h3mpedon in trade ana providing
regulations for the samo. on Senator
Cnlle's biz allowing the Norman &
Chickasaw Bridge company 80 erect
bridge over the South Canadian
river and Lvdicks bin to prevent
fraud i'm tcwnslte schemes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-21
UMBRELLAS no COVE.

Elias Kapelawitz viii be at the
Metropolitan Hotel for the next month
for the purpose of covering Enmbrel-
las. parasols baby buggy covers, etc.
Pick up your broken things and no
tify me. Will show you samples OF
coverings. 6t-p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-21
Farmers Institute.

There will be a business meeting
of the Farmers Institute, at TIE com
mcrcial club rooms, Saturday. Febu
airy 25. at p. m. All members and
others interested are requested to be
present as business of importance
to all will come up.
BY oruer Of Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-21

,cas and making the necessary re
pairs Fort Supply can be made one
Of the very bos up-tcdate jnsttu-
ticns t. he found anywhere ia the
country AZ least such is my juds-
ment"
Some Amendments Were Made.
with Mr. Iaguire Of Garfield co,m.
ty presiding the house went into
committee Of the whole TO discuss and
consider the For Supply asylum bin
Mr Lvdick Of Cleveland county was
the only member to object to e al all
Several members. howeve. had
amen aments. which ,Lay succeeded In
getting adopted, and this win send tho
bin back to the senate for eoacnr-
renee in The amendments. Mr. Gan
dy secured two amendments one limi-
ting the sessions Of the hoard OF trus.
tees in charge Of the asNum TO FIVE
days, and he other does away with
the necessity of the territorial senate
confirming the appointment ef ,heI
asylum superintendent, for tile re2s-I
on that the supeginten Tent is a Great
urs Ct the trustees. and not Of the
governor. although the governor is ex-
officio a member Of the trustee board.
Mr. Candy later secured another
amendment which compels the physi-
clans who shall quarterly examine
the institution to remain at tAe asy-
lum not less than three days and not
mare than five.
Nessrs. Ballinger. Fuller and ~
Bride favored an increase ia the an
nual salary. allowed the purchasing
steward Of the asylum. from $500 to
$1,000. In fac Mr. Fuller wanted the
figures placed at 81 200, saving it was
false economy to employ a cheap man
for an important posiion. Beth Bal
Finger and Fuller. however, agreed to
M Brides compromise to make the
salary $1,000 annually, with board and
lodging in addition. Messre. Jester
and Candy opposed the raise. but it
was adopted, as was also an amenI-
ment by Ballinger to compel The pur-
chasing steward to give a 5000 bond
aad making ncne Of his contracts or
purchases binding until approved by
The hoard cf trustecg
Mr.. Maxwell favored giving the
steward $1,000. but added: 1T must
be remembered that board and lodg-
ing go with this salary. If man has
a large family. the board and lodging
would be a big proposition. My father
made from sl,SOO to s24OO annually,
but he would have been glad to have
had this job at ST 600 with board ana
lodging, for there were twelve Of rs
children
Mr. Fuller spoke for the governor
in championing the increase in the
stewards sa AIRY. as the governor be-
Iieved a good man should be employed
10 hahdle me large luhus hee1eu lo'
purchasing supplies.
rinsl Vo''ne'
AFTER ths eon'mlttee OF 'he Nhoie
reported that he Din do pass, Mr..
candy moved suspension OIL ne fu'es
20 place lle PHI on i'n". plS7'se
Inc suspension ol 'he '''ies eaiile'''
-he lo'io"lhB v''ins "Ea'n'' li''''
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Lodge Directory.

Guthrie Lodge Nc. 8, I. o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at 1880
o'clock at Odd Fellows hall. corner
Harrison end Broad.
L. L. Billings, Noble Grand.
4. L. stroush, Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-21
oNlY I've DsmocRA-s
Employed in the Eighth Legislative
Assembly

There are only two EMPLOYEES 10
the eighth legislative assembly ot
oklahoma who are democrats- Misses
Msanie shelton and Ehie Lowell
Both Of hese young women have
proven to lc SO populay with the re.
publican members that regardless OF
their political faith. they are admirel
by all Sundays st. Louis PostDia
Patch does an injustice by giving fin
an article only che name aud pic,ure
of one Of these young women in this
connection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-21
.An0thsr case Of RheumatIsm cursa !

Another Case Of rheumatism Cured
by chamkeriain's Pain Balm.
The efficacy Of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm in the relief Of rheumatism is
being demonstrated daily. Parker
Triplett. Of Grlgshy, Va. says that
Chamberiain's Pain Palm gave him
permanent relief from rheumatism in
The back when everything else failed.
and he would not be without it. For
sale By J. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-21
EN'TOMBED7Srl
COAL MINERS MEh
FRlGHTFUL FATE
One Hundred and sssaty
Workers Believed TO Have
Met Death.

birmingham, Ala. Feb m.-A teie-
phone message from Besscmer. six miles
lrcm The scene Of disaster at the Vir-
ginia mines. whore one hundred and afty
men are entombed by an explosion says
q report has been received Hlefe that the
rescuefs reached the interior of the
mines and that sixty dead bodies had
been found Practically all hope of nnd-
ing amy of the imprisoned men alive has
been abandoned