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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
GOSSIP WITHIN
RANK AND FILE
NEW BLOOD ENTERS SOME
ESTABLISHED FIRMS
Many of the HustIers Reported on
the Sick List-Changes Of Loca-
tion and Handsome Offices
Follow Prosperity

The F. M. Phelps hustling force has
been augmented by the addition of W..
H. Anderson and E. G. Hart. Mr. An
derson was formerly connected with
John D. Foster & Co.
Percy Clark company has moved to
new quarters in the H. w. Hellman
building the office being handsomely
appointed.
Crippen Investment company report
business good and inquiry brisk during
the past week and number of deals
pending to be closed.
w. M. Garland & Co. have moved to
the new rooms in the Huntington build
ing that are beautifully furnished and
equipped for the real estate business.
Mr. Garland's private Office is fitted
throughout in solid mahogany.
c. c. C. Tatum & Co. report an active
week and look forward to the spring
season being laden with a bunch of
good things.
Robert M. Allen of W. H. Allen &
Son shakes your hand with care, as a
pet boil has developed that is pestifer-
Gus, even If internally small.
w. L. B. Jenny of the well known
Chicago firm of architects, Jenny &
Mundie, is visiting his son, Max Jenny,
at his poultry ranch, Ell Nido near
Gardena. Mr.. Jenny was the inventor
of the steel skeleton construction in
1884 used first in the Home Insurance
building and for which the Bessemer
Steamship company named one of it's
steamers the w. B. Jenny This is now
in general use owing to the increased
use of steel in the numerous tall build
ings throughout the country.
Mr.. Jenney was educated in the en-
gineering school of the French govern
ment in Paris, and it is his record tina.
there has never been any unfair settle
ment of any trouble due to the i'm
proper construction of any building for
which he was architect. Mr.. Jenney
served during the rebellion as an officer
two years on the staff of General Grant
and three on the staff of General Sher-
man. After his resignation in 1886 he
commenced the practice of architecture
In Chicago.
He was the architect of the Home
Insurance building, the great Fair
building, the Siegel & Cooper building,
the New York Life, the National Life,
etc, ETC.
S. r. Beidler has purchased E. G..
Browns interest in the Fidelity Real
Estate company. Mr.. Beidler is a ma
tive of Mt. Pulaski. ILL.,, and son Of
the former mayor of Texarkana, Tex
He has travelled extensively, operating
in real estate and other enterprises,
and has finally decided that Los An
geles is good enough for him.
William p. Gronen of the Golden
State Realty company has been con-
fined to his room two weeks by illness.
He may have to submit to a surgical
operation.
w. E. Service is again at his desk
after period OF illness.
Mrs. Nellie Kinney. accountant for
the Golden State Realty company, is a
victim Of the grip, She hopes to be at
her desk during the coming week.
Maule g. Roberts. contractors, late
of st. Louis, have located in the Her
man w. Hellman building. The Arm
has secured the contract for the con-
struction of the pavilion and auditor
ium at Venice at $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

a. L. Haley has been a resident of
Los Angeles since 1888, with the excep-
tion of the time he was located in San
Francisco during the Spanish-Am
can war, in charge OF the repair work
on the United States transports Meade,
Hancock and Sheridan.
Mr. Haley is a native of Malone, New
York, and is regarded as one of the
busiest architects in Los Angeles by
his associates.
Coming from family of architects,
Mr.. Haley resembles the famous Top
sy as he Just growed into it," The
and the Haley father and brothers are
in the business in Minneapolis, MINI,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22


While you are at it, look pleasant
Take your olive oil without a GRIM
ace. If your face is an index of
your feelings try and keep the head
lights bright. Do not take things too
seriously If you have troubles OF
your own, remember the other fellow
may have bundle that he also is car
rying. The best way to get rid M
trouble is to dodge it. Don't go look
ing for Old Man Trouble. Cross on the
other side Of the street literally and
mentally If he should come up TO Won
face to face, give him the laugh. He
doesn't thrive on smiles and laughter.
because Old Man Trouble Is looking for
frowns. tears and whines. Take NV
tip-look at the bright side. II
pays. The Los Angeles real estate
market is filed with bright sides, and
the trouble, il It has any complaint,
comes from the anticipation and not the
realization. A mental tooth pulling
affair SO long HtJ.R.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
SPRING STREET HOTEL
Additional Space for 6illoke-Row
Skyseraper

The Bilicke-Rowan twelve-story ho-
tel for the southwest corner of Spring
and Fifth streets, continues 20 expand.
The original plans provided for an
eight-story hotel. Then the annex on
the Fifth street side was provided for.
Next the plans were changed to add
four more stories on the main build
ing. Now the company has gone a step
further by securing a long lease Of the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

during the coming year and to extend
some distance south of the new car
barns of the Los Angeles Railway COM
pany.
The arrangements made by Mr..
Huntington for the manufacture of
his own street cars at this place will
insure increased activity in real es-
tate in that vicinity. Several thousand
men are to be employed in and about
these shops. In that portion of the
city Is to be found some of the finest
soil underlaid with excellent and abun-
dant artesian water. A short distance
south of these car works on Slauson
avenue w. F. Thorne & Co. recently
purchased from A. w. Brockmann a
twenty-acr tract at a consideration of
$4,000. This is already surveyed and
plated into 120 lots. and the contracts
are let for immediate Improvement
with cement walks and curbs, graded
and oiled streets. and artesian water
piped all over the tract. There are two
artesian wells ON the property furnish
ing an abundance of water and new
engine is being installed with new
tanks and engine house. This watef
plant will be turned over to the lot
owners when the tract is sold out, thus
giving plenty Of water at nominal ex-
pense. Prices of lots $500 and up.
Prices seem reasonable for lots 20
minutes from center of city with a
s cent fare,
Many Lots Sold
The Conservative Realty company re-
port 1888 lots sold since January in
their new tract, Edgewood Park on
the Long Beach car line, just south of
the city limits. The sales aggregate
$50, 1000.
Sales of City Property
A. j. Daniels to II. ]. Hawley, a two
story frame residence. 1919 West Eley-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
RAPID DEVELOPMENT
OF SOUTH PARK AVENUE
A Tract Of Twenty Acres Cut Up Into
One Hundred and Twenty Lots
for Homes

The rapid development and i'm
provement that has been noted on
South Park avenue as far south as Fiji
ty-fourth street is likely to be exceeded
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Pictures

In the new art gallery of Sanborn, Vail &
Co you viii find most beautiful collection
OF moderate-priced paintings-oil paintings
water colors. pastels In gold frames Photo
graphs, etchings and engravings in Flem-
ish oak and carbon frames Our prices are
as low as anybodys' and our assortment is
greater than eYerybody's Come and see the
gallery sanborn, Vail & Co. 357 South
Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
No Fancy Prices
For borders.

For borders Best goods in United States for
the money. Border and paper for 12-foot
room 81 7-foot shades, 1c and 35c; mOlding,
&c foot; paper cleaner 5c Old English floor
wax. 40c. Painting reasonable and guaranteed.
Walter Bros 6H South Spring street. Phones
Main 1865; Home 1055.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
ANOTHER MR.. HYDE OUT.

Another Hyde resigned He the Mr. Hyde who had
charge of the bureau of statistics the department. agriculture
and ne has quit his under fire In doing might
WELL for there time when under killing
me- Thus far evidence has developed tending
Hyde not personally honest 1t easy understand why
business of tabuatng under
hostile seachght all the time Statistics coming depart
of agriculture frequently dollars cents and good
many of BOTH large number people position that may
become the pivot of gigantic speculative operations kept
under intense light.
be doubted however been far better
for Mr. Hydes reputation health little longer
Resignation is necessarily confession of msdong
case OF Mr. Hyde perly being
Mr. Hyde did not know what going before his eyes
his withdrawal only increases the thorough house
cleaning in the agricultural department Roosevelt
has ordered
Not only he directed thorough probing the scandal that
has besrched the department agriculture
that Holmes who talsihed and
cotton gamblers advance of publication graft be legally
punished there law reach him. On this point pres-
dent has been particularly emphatic He recently This
man is judgment far greater had stolen
from the to deceive
outsiders and to make money for himself others"
In this the president unquestionaby right Holmes did
not steal public funds he did fitch from the government part of the
confidence the people in the honesty In fact he robbed
the government OF of its good But punishment should
not begin and end with Holmes 1t to the gamblers
IN cotton who tempted him beray they might
enabled to fleece business competitors and public
law under which these grae these men who
operate through commercial bunco games debauhing
public servants be directly whipped by justice there is at
official power enough relenesy expose publicly brand them
rascals
The department. of Justice has duty perform publicly
pioy every principal every agent of Holmes
and his fellow gaters Every engaged in trade will heartily
may be no in business dare uphold CRATER public
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
ONLY DIPLOrIATIC BLUFF

Perhaps those distinguished statesmen who
represent Russia and Japan the negotiations peace in the
lar east are not talking for the purpose OF frightening
bu the declarations OF NJ Wute St Petersburg
Hayash at London those the
much OF the character OF diplomatic bluff The the car
peace penpotenaue declares that Russia will
at any price that moderate demands part Japan are
peced and that they acceptable Russia ready to
and capable OF proongng the indefinitely
Then Baron Hayah scouting idea that Russia really
expects Japan to be moderate her demands The people says
evidently mistake the Japanese for angels With emphasis fully
equang that of NJ We he adds that Japan entirely ready and
able TO keep fighting until she get what wants
However this preliminary sparrng will be taken sc
ous When the penpontiarics Portsmouth
tiations will follow strictly bunesske lines Neither will tho
mikados representatives attempt impose humnc
upon Russia for the the world must
be reckoned with will the voy of the accce
reasonable demands for Russia spite OF " Wie brave
words. is position prolong struggle that would
disaster than has already befalen her.
Peace will be made Japan will obtain the legitimate trusts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
WILL SUE
EQUITABLE
DIRECTORS

New York July 2o Thomas n. Jordan
who has Just been removed from the con-
trollsrshlp OF the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society. which office he had filed
for a decade. Is reported 70 be seriously
I'll az his home in Englewood y. J.
He went there late YESTERDAY suffering
much from the heat and in the evening
later that Mr.. Jordan was on the verge
Of nervous rrostration.
No change is reported in the condition
OF James w Alexander, who u a patient
in private sanltarum near Babylon,
L. 7. Attended by nurse. he is now
able to spend some time daily in the open
air.
II is understood that tho first official
action on the part OF tho state against
former officials or the Equitable will come
up I'm the form OF suits 20 be filed this
week by Attorney General MAYER. Ac-
tions OF various kinds are I'm the course OF
preparation and will bc ted by suit for
an account directed against the old board
OF directors
Thcre will be 40 ~ these men cited IN
the complaint as having been responsible
for the funds OF the society. and Il Is said
they will be- asked 20 give an account ~
their official acts on that score
Under tho contemplated procedure tho
old directors can be placed on tho witness
stand and questioned about their trans
actions.
Under tho Laws of this state N is pos
sihle 20 bring these actions in tho broad.
est way imaginable. 90 az To leave the
neld of Inquiry FOR the prosecuting
: UTfctatS HrT0fUrrtv WITHOUT F"VTTTTFT0n
n is not believed that The attorney
general vii experience difficult ln rst
tins service or IN accomplishing The other
formslit.s for many ~ those who are m
Re defendants alreadv have sisuiHsd their
Willingness 10 meet him half vay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
DIED

BEATcN--In this city. on the 18th inst.
Frances E. wife Of Vsnantisns Beaton.
aged SO wears
Funeral At her late residence. 1921
EImwood avenue Saturday. the 22d inst.
AZ o'clock p, m Relatives and friends
are invited 20 attend.
eoWDER-In this city. 18th inst. Ro-
sina, wife of Frederick Bowder. In the
5i,h year " her age
Funeral from her late residence rear
40 20 Burlington street, on Friday. 2lst
INST, az O'Clock y IN Relatives and
friends are invited 20 attend
cALLAHAN-In this city, on the 18th
inst. Henry Callahan.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 1875
Transit street. Friday morning az $40
o'clock. Requiem mass at St Joseph 8
church al o'clock Relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend
coLViN In East Orange. y j.. july
is 1905. Roger Porter. youngest son OF
Fred r. and Mary h. GOWN. aged :
years and ~ months
Funeral services on July 90 from their
residence. 80 North Maple avenue. at 3
O'Clock
CROWLEY this city. on the iair
inst William r. the beloved son OF
Dennis and Jennie crowley. aged
wear 30 months ~ days
Funeral from his parents residence. No
~ Veto --tFA4i-eH Fri6e, the 2ist inst
a. @ y m. Relatives and friends are in.
vited 70 attend
poNNELIY In this city the 18Th inst
Charles T. son ~ the late James and
Eisn ponrsnv
Funeral VII take place from his lat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
HEAT DULLS SOCIETY
Few Elaborate Functions Attempted Drive
Popular Last Night.

Yesterday was a quiet day with New
port cottaEers. the heat keeping many
indoors until late in the afternoon.
A practice game at the Westchester
polo grounds attracted a number OF the
younger set
The open air vaudeville at Freebody
park was visited by many after dinner
as a means OF entertaining guests. re-
freshing breeze sprang up AT sundown and
during tho evening the avenue was
crowded with carriages and automobiles
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

Mfr Hill is right Public opinion does
punish In this country and while II Is not
an adequate substitute for due process Of
law II Is supplementary 70 40 process of
law Public opinion was the nrst great
fudge II drove the maefactor from his
own people 20 tho desert. 10 live an exile,
with every mans hand against him fts
judgments are still true and righteous. -
New YORK World
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
The CrowIer.

OVER in Eng
land there is an
anti-baby lea que.
and they propose
that the govern
ment shall take
steps TO decrease
the birth rate, and
furthermore that a
penalty be imposed
on those " W h o
overburden society
with more than
their full share OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

"one Of the results OF tho growing inter
course OF tho japanese with the outer
world has been great increase I'm the
rate of wages paid all classes OF labor. -
Boston Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

Now the Philadelphia councils which voted the
the railway franchise steals only rescnd their
refused Mayor Weaver his lawyers This has
1t will be recalled.
days Louis XVI needed and had
friends great French advocate volunteered defend him. There
sef-sacrihng patriotic Philadelphia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

Railroad to the Lewis and Clark Es.
position.
Tickets ON sale daily. and limited for
return passage 10 original starting point
within ninety davs including date Of
sale but in no case 10 he later than No
vemher 30 1905
An excellent opportunity 70 visit Cali
fornia and the Pacific coast Yellowstone
National Park shoshOaa Falls and the
Yosemite valley.
For details as 70 rates. routes stop
overs etc, address !. r Scott New Eng
land Passenger Agent. $50 Washington
St. Boston. Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

"Thc success which attended the sani-
tary work done by American officials and
physicians IN cuba gives promise ~ sue
cess az Panama The way 10 deal with
This phas" or the subject is not 90 make
light ~ tho obstacles but 20 acknowledge
tho difficulties and then undertake their
thorough mastery In every particular. -
nenyer Republican
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
What Others
Are Saying

Russia IL an example Of the small
reliance that can be placed IN a European
army. Yet all Europe Is an armed camp
and the greed for land and glory that
seems 10 60 with those large armaments
may ~ any time cause an outbreak or
war the consequences Of which cannot be
forseen San Francisco Call
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

Those who put money IN New York life
Insurance companies 90 so upon that
states promise that II will compel tho
comranics 10 deal honestly by them II IL
the duty of tho governor and legislature
of New York 90 do all they can to enable
the state to carry out that promise -
Chicago Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

Although the fancy blouse seems To
be IN the lead this season. there are oe-
casions when nothing else but a tailor
made would be the proper thing 10 wear.
For outdoor sports. fo~ strictly tailor
made suits and for morning wear. the
design shown is preferable, Such a waist
is plain. but smart air Is given IL by the
stitching buttons. and as m this instance
by the newness OF the design. Time
and skill are the ch,er factors required
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

Senator Lake OF Connecticut declared charge that he voted
repeal general consideration
of the railroad freight demurrage bill being postponed
general assembly intentionally malicious He refused
investigation, however.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
BAD CHECK
Isaac {, White VIII Explain 10 The Court
Why He Used II.

Isaac z. White, alias P. J Rooney Of
New York. was held in $500 by Judge
Rueckert today for trial next Tuesday on
the charge ~ obtaining money under false
pretences IN writing.
White induced J. ] Sullivan. Page
street saloon keeper, 10 cash a check for
SO. drawn upon the Union Trust com
pany, purporting 10 have been signed by
2. j. Rooney. The check was worthless
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

President Roosevelt ought be
camp. He bro, boil, fry, frzzle and
Machen Beavers Wallace Holmes and testify
experience.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

There has hand able report The Manurial
Requirements OF the Leonardown Loan Soil of St Mary County
Nd showing that put department
of agriculture OF business entirely
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

II charges proven Connecticut will
amend the phrase charaeterzng her the land of steady habits
by inserting the word graft between STEADY"
habits
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
&ddYSa~yaN
FOR SATURDAY, JULY a2p.

Popular afternoon and evening excur-
sion TO Nantasket Beach and Paragon
park by special train leaving Providence
las p. m. Pawtucket 1854. Attlehoro 2:O7.
returning from Nantas sket at 1000 y. m.
Only 81 90 for the round trip The op-
portunity Of Witnessing the grand cleo
trical illumination is alone worth the
cost of this outing Don't miss IL!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

'Chsune-y Dspev is stu a director in
sevsntv.thrss corporations. bat compsra.
tivsly fe- - them ray Ms 80 ro sal.
aris, -.rhnsd.lphis Inauirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

No doubt Baron Hayash didn't include the Russians when he
said The people evidently mistake the japanese for angels Mus
have good for regarding the p the other fellows
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

AS neither the Royal Arcanum the Knights of Honor
other fraena order has Oslerzng
old members of escaping the difficulties
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

While the stock market quiet the iron market has sud
denly started booming Rubber manufactures in Rhode Island
finding necessary the number employees
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

American newspaper who have jus trip
through the British they
desire for a reciprocity treaty with this country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

The New York assembly will decide today whether the bunder
made Judge Hooker practical and low ideal politician
appointed o the bench, be retrieved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

offspring
This seems TO he in direct opposition to
infer that he'd gather bs>the papa TO a
big family than have another term.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

90
"Yes. had EN- all picked he said 10
a friend after his return from the track.
Then you won. eh?" was the question.
"Won nothing-lost on every race but
one. You see I'm like a lot Of others
got my dope sheet fixed up o. X. before
I went out 10 see them run and then I
got next 10 a lot OF wise ones who got
their information direct from the horses
themselves ! changed my sheet and
with the result that / came back light
instead OF with a roll. on. it's the same
old story know. and. say IL YOU ever
do make out a dope sheet stick 10 it-it
may win, and even If IL don't you will
feel a darned sight easier than If you
lost on some other fellows choosings"
@@
He scrambled up the steps into the
house WHEY met him at the door
why, Freddie" she said, how dare
you come home in such a condition.
M dear, m dear. | (hic) have only had
(hic) three highballs--only three ChicJ-I
cannot tell a lie
Freddie, go 20 bed at once" was the
response. You are more intoxicated than
| thought when YOU cannot tell lie,"
But II was (hic) business that de-de-
tanned Chic) me. m'dear-business
Yes" replied wifey with a rising In
leXion 70 her voice.
Yes h-business, for (hic) YOU know
wouldn't deceive you and"
NO Freddie you wouldn't deceive me
tonight no matter what YOU said"
And Freddie went Off to bed rnuttering
something about women being so incon-
siderate."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
THE NEWS'PATTERNS

in turning out pretty waists. but when
one selects a pattern that is accurate and
explicit. half the labor il saved for both
amateur and home dressmaker. This
model is characterized by a very pretty
yoke. unique in ts shaping. bgt i'm
mensely smart and becoming. for II brings
about those lcng. shapely lines so ar
IDENTIFY desired by every woman, The
front is slightly double breasted. and the
sleeve is the newest tailor model ANY
OF the seasons materials such as linen.
madras, gingham or silks, and light
weight woolens are suggested
Sizes S2 TO - inch bust measure
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

With both ball mines the OF the procession and the
wind vacation it surprising that Boston folks
not feeling very pleasant just now.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

victory and Russian national pride will suffer undue
ton.