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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
ATLAS MILLING COMPANY

Ihe Atlas Milling company of Los An
geles uses the whole grain and thereby
produces a quality of feed equal to that
Of what is called whole wheat bread for
the human family, and their feed of all
kinds, ia superior in nutritive value. This
hrm has been established for twenty-five
years. Their mill, located at 507-509 San
Pedro street is 150x15O feet on the ground
and is supplied with the best kinds of
machinery for turning out their extra
good qualities of feed for cattle, horses,
hogs, chickens, etc.
The officers of the Atlas Milling COM
pany are V. Kratz, president; c. C. Kohl
meier, vice president, and William Kohl
meier, secretary. All of these gen
tlemen have had long experience in mill
Ing lines and especially In the manufac-
ture of feed The company has for the
past eight years been Incorporated, and
has greatly extended its output and busi-
ness so as to cover not only Los Angeles
but to extend to nearby cities and towns,
with occasional shipments to some dis
tance, as those who have once tried the
Atlas Milling company's mill feed and
other.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
sTETsoN g. co.

One of the largest and most complete
fruit canning establishments in the
state, or in the country, is that of F. f.
Stetson & Co., located at 325 North
Avenue Twenty, in large factory fit
ted up with every appliance and con-
venience for carrying on this important
work Stetson & Co. have been estab-
iished in this, business here for nine
to the growth of the city and branched
out in operations until It Is now one OF
& Co are extensive manufacturers OF
canned fruits of all kinds that are pro-
duced in California, of jams and jellies.
baked beans, lima beans, plum pudding;
Boston brown bread, New England
mince meat, tomato catsup and many
other food delicacies; During the busy
men and 800 girls in this factory, and
their daily capacity is 10000 cans.
Everything is done scientifically. so
that the Stetson & Co. brand on pack
age OF these canned goods is. an abso-
lutte guarantee to all dealers, and
through them to all consumers, Of the
absolute purity Of the contents. tsd, ,ti,ld and
In the country. Their goods are Skinned
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
BUSINESS ALFRED AT THE EXTREME ReH7

everywhere spoken of in the highes;
terms, is the Crystal Bottling company,
with office and works at 627-633 North
Main street. s. f. Lee is the manager,
and II. C. Robsahm is secretary and
treasurer. The company began its oper-
atlons here about four years ago and has
prospered remarkably, it's goods now be,
ing shipped to nearly every city and
town in southern California, Arizona and
Nevada. Among the products of this
house we might mention few Of the
leading beverages, the famous Lithia an1
Quartz Rock Mineral water being among
the most popular. Scarcely less popular
Is their Export Ginger Ale, which Is
equally as good as the imported In every
respect and much more reasonable. and is
used throughout the coast in preference
Pomel, the great fruit preparation, Is a
nice, pure drink. Navel Orange JUICE,
Champagne Lemon Soda. Sarsaparilla
and Kola Brew are manufactured by
the company also Cherry Sour and
Pomel are among two of the latest
drinks and have elegant tart flavor and
are used extensively in making the
MOrld- famous highball.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
FURNITURE REPAIR WORKS
OF A. e FIELDS

To the persons who would keep their
residences looking new and up-to date
at moderate cost by having their fur
nishings always in good repair the SER
vices of A. E. Fields should be of great
advantage. Mr.. Fields is located at
1903 South Main street. where he makes
a business of high grade furniture re-
pairing at which work he is without
doubt an expert. He makes a speciality
of repairing, cleaning, staining. and en-
ameling wicker furniture and rattan
chairs, etc Also he is skilled in up.
holstering work of all kinds, both of
new and second hand furniture and
he makes to order mattresses, box
couches and cots. He also does a large
amount of cane seating. He calls for
and delivers furniture and may be mott
fed of work over phones Home 24SSl
and West 5S4 Mr.. Fields often buys
second hand furniture, which he offers
for sale at reasonable prices and usual.
ly has on hand varied assortment of
half worn articles of household fur
niShinRS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
M,cLEuLAN-KANsT COMPANY

The McClellan-Kanst company one Of
the old houses of this city, whose trade
extends from the south throughout the
northern coast, are jobbers and manu-
ings, mirrors and art novelties. The
business of the concern was founded
here many years ago and has naturally
grown and improved in quality as well
as in its volume of trade, in harmony
with the increase and more splendid
development of the city and country in
recent, years. The company was incor-
eummings, president, and j. f. Kanst
secretary and treasurer. The manufac-
tory and salesrooms are located at Nos.
111ito 115 Winston street, opposite the
manufacture, local sales and their large
and widely extended shipping trade,
they occupy an entire two-story and
basement building. in dimensions 76x
1876 feet. The goods handled by them
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

are positively combined in their product,
and the testimony of H. M. Deavitt, the
well wei known no chemist and assayer of Chi, Chi
claims. He says: 1.-THE International
Boiler Compound attacks the minerals
contained i'll the water, destroys their
hardening qualities and prevents them
forming into scale. 1t removes rust pre-
vents corrosion pitting, and preserves
boiler iron. From 25 to rs per cent is
saved in running expenses and life of the
boiler by using the above compound" 1t
has stood the test of years and Is every
praise by those who have used it. D. L.
Nickum of this city, with an office at 2O3
Bryson block, is the sole manager of the
business in Southern California and Ari-
zona,. and has been very successful in
introducing the above boiler compound
into this territory. He has been for years
connected with the company and is a
wide-awake, capable and reliable agent.
Let him show you the names of some of
from all parts of the country
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
LOS ANGELES SASH
AND DOOR COMPANY

The Los Angeles Sash and Door COM
pany made it's establishment in this city
six years ago. The office and warehouse
are located at 120 to 126 East Ninth
feet The company are dealers in sash.
doors and glass-plate. sheet, fancy and
ornamental glass and plate-glass mir
rors In these specialties they carry the
largest and finest stock in the city. This
is a retail house and, as such, is spe-
cial accommodation to, the individual
a convenient place of trade for the con-
tractor. the builder and the artisan. H.
B. Webster is the enterprising manager
and his ability and enterprise are well
attested by the fact that he has built
up so large business that it justifes the
employment of twenty men in selling. de-
livery and putting the goods in place.
Mr.. Websters career has been thus far
in the midst of a great building and
house fitting and furnishing period, and
a vast quantity of the rennisite materials
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

dealers in flour, feed, seed and grain. F.
A. Brown is the enterprising and capable
Los Angeles manager, and has held that
career of the Los Angeles branch. This
establishment is located at 242 Central
avenue, corner of Third street, and COM
The manufactures of the mill consist of
feed and cereals. All it's cereals are orig
inal and produced exclusively by this
for quality, comprising, in detail, rolled
oats and all kinds of meals, Cream Flaked
Oats, Semola, Peacock brand S. r. Buck
wheat and California Flapjack (pancake)
flour. All these products have been
thoroughly tested by the people, and are
highly popular among all classes. This
company handles the most popular brands
of family -four and ships large quantities
of grain to the outside markets. The
house makes large shipments of all its
products. through Southern California,
Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada, selling
to the trade only.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
JOHN j, BRICE

The first-class expert horseshoer is a
public benefit in any community and a
benefactor to the horse. ]. Brice caAl
man, and his shop at No. 23S Central
avenue near Third is such a benefac-
tor and benefit. Mr.. Brice has been .es-
tablished for fourteen years in Los An
geles and has been engaged in horse
shoeing from his boyhood. He under
stands all the, professional technical
ties of the trade and not only uses the
best material and puts proper shoe in
the right place and in skillful manner
of workmanship but treats the horses
hoof for the many painful irregularities
which the animals frequently suffer,
such as corns, quarter cracks, interfer-
ing and crossfiring He is we'll known
among the horsemen of city and coun-
try and has a large patronage, employ
ing five men.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

The above firm is composed of Messrs.
Robert r. Capel and Joseph e. Dieterick.
Both gentlemen have resided in Los An
formerly connected with the Rodman &
Wise wholesale jewelry house of this city.
Both are practical jewelry manufacturers
men in diamond setting. gold and silver
plating, Jewelry manufacture, fine en-
craving, and difficult jewelry repairing.
which latter class of work they make
their specially. Their shop and store oc-
cupy room l. No. 1201h South Spring
street, where they do a large amount OF
work and are rapidly building UP a big
local custom. All their work Is of a
high. grade character and is well adapted
to the exacting taste and requirements
of the people in these lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
INTERNATIONAL BOILER
COMPOUND COMPANY

Every engineer has had varying expe-
riences with different boiler compounds,
and has discovered that most of them
claim to do more than they are able to
perform. There are three necessary re-
6uirements of boiler compounds that must
be seriously considered, and these are
efficiency safety and economy; and a
compound that has all of these require
ments is what every engineer wants. The
makers of the International Boiler Com
pound claim that these three requisites
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

both of their own make and those of
other manufacturers are of standard
Character and high class material. The
McClellan-Kanst company manufacture
frames, mouldings and many articles in
the way of art novelties. For this work
they employ twenty-five artisans in
various lines and ship through Califor-
MIA, Arizona, New Mexico. Washington
and Oregon, and have a large trade in
San Erancisco
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
DEL MONTE MILLING COMPANY

The establishment of any enterprise Tor
the increase of foodstuff supply is to be
welcomed always as public benefaction.
Such is the character which the Del
Monte mills of this city and San Francisco
have proved in a service of the past six
Years. The splendid variety and the pur-
ity of the Del Monte Milling company $
people in this city, throughout Southern
California and other parts of the land.
These mills were established under the
proprietorship OF the Del Monte Miliinlg ing
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

have been drawn through the house of
which he Is the manager. This is one
of the most creditable retail establish
ments In the city and is well deserving
Its large patronage.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
cRysrAL HoTTLINe COMPANY

During the warm summer months In
this climate nothing is more wholesome
and refreshing that the many nlgn-class
csrhonated beverages now in such active
demand. One of the companies manufac-
turing these goods. whose reputation IS
above criticism and whose products are
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Factories Rapidly
increasing i'm
Number

wrapping paper every two days to supply
the enormous demand
The local plant occupies a substantial
brick building 100X100 feet In dimensions.
A force of twenty skilled artisans is en-
ployed here.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Over $4,000 Op-
cratiVcS Are at
Work Daily
cAPEL g. plETERJck

Germ is one Of the most prosperous busi-
ness enterprises in Los Angeles.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

l. \. HUNTING. Editor and Prop.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

The city has been held back each
year in making its tax levy for eco
nomical reasons and has simply made
II sufficient to cover a portion of the
expenses of the city government. AT
the end of the first six months OF
The fiscal year the city is usually
bankrupt and living of the next
years appropriations. The county
does not make any such mistakes in
providing itself with funds. We take
notice also that the school board OF
District No 1 provides itself with
suficient funds by raising its tax levy
high enough TO provide plenty OF
funds to pay without borrowing from
the next years appropriations. There
Is no reason why the city, which pays
the greater portion of the taxes OF TIE
county. should not raise sutlcient
funds to carry 1t through one year
Tbe work which should be done each
vear. fails Of being performed, simply
because there are no funds with
which. to do II. The council this year
we think will hardly make such a mis-
take. They propose to make the tax
levy sufficient TO provide all the
money necessary to maintain this city
Government through its entire year.
IL the county or the school district
desires to use economy let them scale
down their levy.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

There is hardly a single church
congregation in this city, which is
not now splendidly housed in place
of worship. But to the regret OF
many pastors, at the regular services
there are many empty benches, which
should be filled with the youth OF the
city. We have wondered many times
WHY some great undertaking had not
been inaugurated in which all the
churches would join hands 10 pro
mote Such a proposition as build
ing Y. NJ. C. A. building would be
the character of undertaking which
would be the loadstone which might
serve to fill every seat every sun
day. You must give the young peo-
pie something TO do, something OF
which they are promoters, workmen'
etc, If they are to be drawn to the
church =
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

James Alexander. he of Equitable
fame or infamy, whichever way you
may desire TO make it, is said TO be
broken in health and almost in mind.
His friends hope above eyerythlng
that. he will be able to stand up suf-
fciently to appear before the investi-
eating committee and make eNplana-
zion of his connection with the great
Euuitabe scandal. 1t must be said
to the credit of Alexander, whether he
himself is guilty OF any wronguolns
or not that. his fight with James
Hazen Hyde has been the cause OF
the expose of the rottenness of the
condition of the affairs of the great
life insurance companies. For TINS
the public owes him debt OF grati-
tude. even though he would doubt
less almost be willing TO exchange
life TO recall the great commotion and
upheaval. of which his fight was the
direct cause.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

The time is rapidly passing for the
street railway company, which was
granted very liberal franchise, to
make some show that it proposes to
do something. This city cannot af-
ford to wait much longer, as there are
other companies clamoring for recog-
milton and for franchise. as soon as
it is demonstrated fully whether the
present company intends to build.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

The Enterprise National bank,
which failed in Pittsburg recently win
pay but ten cents on the dollar. No
one will be so foolish as to believe
that such failure could come by
regular channels of business, but that
the bank was simply robbed Its
whole official board should be made
to pay the penalty for the looting of
that institution, as warning for
others who would rob the people,
under the guise of legitimate bank
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

Something like a thousand peo-
pie have offered suggestions on the
uselessness of cutting down the grade
on Main street. Another thousand
would have the thing done differently.
The city is endeavoring to cut the
street to grade, hoping that it can
be done without much expense, the
street and alley fund being exhaust
ed
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

There is quite considerable
amount of money being placed in
mining ventures, in which local peo-
pie are interested. There is a con-
siderable number of men with sever
al thousands to the good, who viii
take little flyer in mining, if they
have confidence in the men promot-
ing the ventures
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

New York needs the Christening of
another Jerome administration. Add
to the powerful work of civic honesty
and righteousness of Jerome an ad
ministration by Hearst. the foe of
grafters. charlatans and Doodle Of
iiciaifom and Gotham may yet be saw
ed fro.l he fate of Sodom and Como
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

There may be other places more
prosperous than Grand Junction and
the Grand valley, but you don't hear
travellers say much about their loca-
on=especially in this state.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

The easiest thing in the world to
do would be to reconstruct the streets
Of this city-if there We're funds with
which to do it.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

Colorado has not taken on the dig
nifty of being a great copper produc-
ing state. The great copper mining
companies don't rate Colorado along
side of Utah, as yet in copper de-
yelopment This fact comes out
prominently in the hunt for copper
properties by the great Hecla com
pany, which proposes to divide the
Guggenheim claim to all known
copper properties in Utah and Colo
RADIO. Here is an opportunity for
those who have faith that this sec
ton of the state had great undevelop-
ed richness in copper, TO bring TO the
notice of these big investors from the
Lake Superior region, the claims of
this section.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

publican ring winning out in Phila-
delphia today on the mayoralty, woe
be unto that city. Thievery, jobbery
and bossism unequalled in any Ameri-
can city has cursed it for years. The
Republican gang is playing its last
card today. The millions that have
been stolen from the people by the
Republican bosses will only be a
small part of what will be stolen
should Mayor Weaver be defeated.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07
THE PEOPLE ALL
In Choru. Cried, Give Us Newbro'z
HerpIcide.

This word OF late has been in every
ones mouth. and many are wondering
what the word signifies. though no one
has yet been found. who will deny that
NEwBRO'S HERPIcIDE does the WORK.
Well, for the Information of thousands of
people who like to know all about good
thing. we would say that HERPICIDE
means. a destroyer or killer of Herpes >,
Now Herpes" is the family name of a
disease caused by various vegetable par
asites. A similar miorobe causes dan
druff. itching scalp. and falling hair; this
is the microbe that NEWBRo'S HERPI-
eide promptly destroys; after which the
hair grows Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The
Herpicide Co. Detroit. Mich.
Haskelrs Pharmicy. Special Agents.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

Fleming and Lamb are unloading a
big consignment of ranges today
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

You will regist il it you do not
call on Barton & PlatS when you
need livery rig. They will give
you satisfaction. A first-class livery
establishment.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07
L O O K

Now is the time to get fixed
up comfortable for the winter,
stop paying rent and buy home
of your own. Live under your
own peach tree. See US for some
of our bargains in orchards, al
falfa ranches and city property.
Our fall bargains are below cost.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Deed Of Trust Invalid Without
federal Revenue Ma, k.
DECISION LOCAL CASE
United States su.reme Court Grants
Writ of Error in Case of phillips, ct
ais against Barrett, ct ais.-valu.
allie Property Rights Involved.

In the case OF John +. Phillips. et
ais. against ". Il. Barrett. ct ais. the
United States Supreme Court has
handed down q decision TO Tic eject
that 2 deed OF trust which docs not
bear Il United States revenue stamp
is invalid. This Is said to be the Avs,
Tine 4 question of this kind was oyc;
raised in the courts and the dccisina
VIII be of peculiar interest TO every
enc who handles legal papers.
The case in question was taken IN
frome the Circuit Court. Dnrrett, ct
ais, held Il deed OF trust upon ccc.
tain valuable property located b..
tween this city IL Hampton, and Sd
vcrtisod the said property ior safe.
Phillips. ct ais. secured from Jlldg.
j. w. G.. Blackstone a temporary in.
juh5 ton preventing the sale on tic
ground that the decd Of trust hclI by
Barrett. ct ais. did not bear n United
States revenue slam,: and therefore
was invalid. Later this injunction was
dissolved and The Ease was taken tn.
the Court OF Appeals. Mailing to So
cure an appeal in the Virginia court,
Phillips. ct ais took the case to the
United States Supreme Court and ycs.
terday Attorney X. NJ. Hudson. for
Phillips, was notified that Il writ %
crrcr hni been granted.
Col. J. w. Friend represented na:.
rctt, Ct ais.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Second Lackawanna Ferry Ten.
der Successfully Launched.
MSS GAUNTLET THE SPONSOR
informal Luncheon rendered Party by
the Yard--Little Vessel Was Butt
Beside site of the Proposed Ne.
otydoct.

Tho L~acltawanna tcrryboat tender
Syracuse was successfully laanchod
from the stocks on the north side CT
snip trtsslo No. !, at the plant Of
tho Newport News Shipbuilding and
hrydock Company yesterday morn.
ms AT $3.50 o'clock. Miss Dorothy
Gauntlet, the young daughter OF MIR.
Fred j. Gauntlet, auditor of the local
:%hinyard. smashed tho traditional hot.
lie or champagne across the syria.
GuEc'a bow as she began her Journey
10 the water.
The launching was Il very quiet
allair and was Witnessed only by the
Shiryard officials, the sponsor, ho- maid
oi honor, Miss Anna Il Manvillc, and
Mrs. Fred j.. Gauntlet. After The YES.
sci was safely ailoat the christening
party were driven to Hotel Warwic!:.
~horo an informal luncheon wa;
tnndcrod tho sponsor By tho shipyarl
officials.
Likc all other vessels launched nj:
the local yard. the Syracuse had 4
cradio and creased slide and ground
"dys under her hull. The work Of
preparing her for tho initial plunge h..
Kan at . O'Clock end n half hOnl.
lat"r four men sawed the sole pieces,
which hold hor on tho stocks, and the
vessel began her first Journey. The
Syracuse had to pass over tho stociis
Which were until recently occupied By
her sister tender the Buffalo. which
was launched last Tuesday a week
aso.
Tho little tender gathered a great
deal CT hoadway as she passed down
the long ways and she struck the
water with n splash and Il few seconds
later She glidcd gracefully OFT into
the stream. where q tug caught her
and c2mried her TO one OF the shipyard
piers. Both the Syracuse aud Buffalo
will bc completed within tho noxt
month and will go 10 New York, whc7a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
ENCOUNTERED = GALE. {
Schooner Henry L. peckham Put Int,
Boston In Distress.

The schooner Henry l.. peclham.
Which sailed from this port for Ban.
sor with o cargo Of coal about two
weeks ago. has arrived at Doston with
threr of her four gals broken n
short Of water. The peckham. It is
reported, encountered q severe storm
while bound M the C cast and she had
q hard battle. Aftes being tossed
nreund. almost mt the mercy of the
sou the vessel made Boston harbor.
Tho sailors were then Suffering from
want of water. their supply hayin.
given ont several hours before the
tchouner reached shelter.
The saffs Of the Pecxhan, will be re-
paired after which she will procend
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
"oeoraetta" Launched.

The 'Georgctta." Il handsome launch
built for Mr.. West Richardson, was
launched at the Hopkins Doatbuildina
plant yesterday morning about Ii
o'clock. Mrs. Richardson vas spon-
sor for the littlo craft and broke the
traditional bottle Of champagne
agains; the bow as the launch went
overheard. After the launching air.
and Mrs. Richardson, MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Kimmich and Miss Kinmicn
boarded the launch and took a short
cruise on the river.