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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
TRACK TEAM BENEFIT
AN INTERESTING AFFAIR
Crew of Eight Members Will Partlci-
pate in Meet at Portland Expo
sition Next Month

An interesting program was rem
dered last night at tne' benefit enter
tainment at Dobinson hall, given to
raise funds to defray the expenses of
the Y. M. c. A. track team to Port
land next month.
The program included several ath-
letic numbers in which members of
the track team participated. Several
musical numbers interspersed the ath-
letic program.
The track team consists of eight
members, all trained to perfection, and
will carry the hopes of Los Angeles in
the meet which occurs in the exposi-
ton stadium July II, IL and 13. Some
of the members Of the team will also
contest in the .meet of the Pacific Ath-
letic union at the exposition a few
days after the close of the Y. M. G. A
meet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
OHIO DEMoCRATIc pLATFoRM

The platform of the Ohio Democrats, adopted in
convention last Wednesday starts with this declara-
ton I'VE with satisfaction the determination Of
the national administration purchase supplies for
the Panama canal in the markets of the world, not
pay tribute to protected monopolies."
The Ohio Democrats should have withheld their ex-
preston of satisfaction until they evidence
that the administration is not merely playing the
gallery in that alleged determination. Wait until
purchases are made abroad for canal purposes with
the object of avoiding tribute to protected monopo
lies" will be time enough then to put expression
of satisfaction into Democratic platform.
The leaders of the Republican party will allow
the administration to carry the policy osentaousy
outlined by Secretary Taft They cannot allow 1t with
out stultihcaton of themselves individually and of the
party generally. The high protective tariff is the eg-
mate offspring of the Republican party. Tariffs such
the system is built upon unknown before
the coming power of that party AS we'll might the
Republicans have thrown overheard the antislavery
issue in 1860 repudate the operation of its trust
protectors in 1905.
Note the ridiculous situation the Republican leaders
would be In if Panama canal supplies purchased
in European markets. Some Of the supplies commended
by their prices would bear the American trade mark
products of tarif fed trusts Imagine such products
landed in the canal after having crossed the
Atlantic ocean twicel
II the administration should make honest effort
TO carry out the policy announced by Secretary Taft
there would be clean split between it and the Re
publican party But there will be such split-no
for The tarin stuffed trusts will have no
reason for complaint about Panama canal purchases
abroad The compacency of their newspaper exponens
that point shows clearly that they are not walking
the floor" because of worry
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
STANTON POST, G. A. r.,
HOLDS PATRIOTIC MEETING
Splendid Program, In Which Gen. Har-
rIson Gray Otis and Rev. Hugh
K. Walker Partlclnate

Stanton post. @. A. r.. held a
patriotic meeting at 1854 South Spring
street, at which an interesting program
was rendered.
Rev. Hugh X. walker delivered an
address, in which he stated his belief
in the ultimate victory of Russia.
Gen. Harrison Gray Otis read paper
entitled THE war Correspondent" in
which he dwelt at length upon the
courage and ability with which the
modern newsgatherer at the firing lire
secures the information eagerly awaited
by the great masses OF newspaper
readers, and told Of the perils which
beset the correspondent while at the
front. He paid a beautiful tribute to
this class of unsung heroes of which
the world knows and seemingly cares
so little.
Musical numbers were 1.-The stat
Spangled Banner" sung by Miss E. t.
Heiser, al1 oontralto solo by Miss
Susie Brow. Music was furnished by
the Ladies' Quartet orchestra.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
SUNSET CLUB DISCUSSES
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP

Municipal Ownership Of Public Util-
tiles was the topic discussed at the
meeting Of the Sunset club, which was
held at Christopher's on Broadway
last evening The speakers all agreed
that the experiment which is being
made at Chicago at the present time
will solve the question. The meeting
of the club last evening was the last
to be held until September 20. How
ever, the club may come together late
in August If the members accept the
invitation of G. A. Parkyns to visit
Oxnard.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
PERSONAL

w. Collins. postmaster of Mojave,
arrived at the TTollenbeck yesterday
afternoon, and will remain in the city
for several days on business.
H. o. Wilson, representative of the
Oregon Short line at Butte, Mont,
arrived in the city yesterday for a
visit of several days with friends here.
F. e. Burnard, the bean king of
Ventura, arrived here yesterday and
will remain at the Hollenbeck while in
this city.
]. A. Taylor. one of the wealthy mine
owners of Sonora. Mexico. accompanied
by his wife, is at the Hollenbeck for a
few days.
Congressman Swagar Shirley and his
mother, Mrs. Thomas H. Shirley Of
louisville, KY, arrived yesterday at
the Angelus and will remain in the city
several days. Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley are
on their way to Portland, where they
will visit the exposition.
Mrs. Ezra Thompson, wife of ex-
Mayor Thompson Of Salt Lake city, and
family arrived at the AnBeluS yeSLer-
day, where they will remain for few
days, later continuing their journey to
one of the coast resorts, where they will
spend the summer.
Mark Mckee, one of the large whole
sale druggists of Kansas City, arrived
at the Angelus yesterday
F. H. Lamb, western manager of the
Western Union Telegraph company, is
in the city for few days on business.
Mr.. Lamb is accompanied by his son,
r. T. Lamb
John Mcfarland, mayor of Riverside,
arrived in the city last evening. He is
at the Westminster hotel.
w. S. Porter of San Francisco, who
has been in the city for several days,
left yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Killen of Chicago
arrived in the city yesterday. While
here they will make the Lankershim
their headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Sparrow, tourists
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
RussINs coNELLcr MLrHIN

In any other European monarchy the situation now
revealed IN Russia would the downfall Of the
dynasty No truly enlightened nation would longer
bear the surerines that the Russian people have
dured at the hands Of their autocrac government The
ripe opportunity for revolution that is offered now
would be eagerly seized by any other nation. Either
dynasty a republic would spring from the ashes
OF the empire
But the Russian people, in the average are unlike
any other civilized people earth They are nearer
the Chinese in respect to government than to any
European nation. That is to say, they are machine
people. They not accustomed, whole, to doing
their own thinking The and the bureaucracy are
not only the government but the whole vire force Of
the empire.
Even the nobility is an mpotent factor in the
nation 1t is satisfied to exist in luxurious Incidence
from the income Of estates titled by the Russian
who was serf half a century ago and who today is
mentally below the level of southern negroes. The
average Russian Of the present time Is the man with
the hoe'-the brother of the OK"
The revolt at odessa, Warsaw and Lodz will be sup
pressed by force Of machine government. The Russian
soldier knows nothing but to obey and the civilian
nothing but to submit The leaven Of revolution cannot
produce results in such a mass. The comparatively
few bright intelects that might lead in revolution
cannot the stoid character Of the average Rus
sian The military power is solid congruous force
that will overcome any mob, however vast that lacks
the element of keen intelligence
The revolt at Odessa will be suppressed and the
naval mutiny will end dsastrously. The other powers
will quickly put end to the acts of piracy in case
the Russian government fails Property belonging to
subjects of all the leading nations and the lives of the
subjects as we'll demand sharp interference by the
powers
But the dread of further leavening of the loaf of
revolt will lead doubt, to such concessions as may
satisfy the moderate reormers AT least fair preense
of reform may be expected possibly to the extent of
nominally constitutional government On that basis
with the aid of the Cossacks the will maintain the
Romanof dynasty. The situation at home gives him an
opportunity to end the with Japan
Some time in the years to come Russia will entirely
throw off the yoke of tyranny but the time is not yet
ripe The brother of the OK" must become man be.
fore he is fit for place in the procession of enighten
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
SEEN FROM SOUTHERN STANDPOINT

distinguished visitor In Los Angeles, keenly
observant southerner, mentions cause for local
fault finding. He thinks LOS Angeles will have
million population before many years roll around, and
he is convinced that you will some day rank among
the greatest cities of the earth"
But he says concerning his discovery of the one
thing lacking, "The people inclined to be little
too much on the money grabbing order; they gen.
erous, kind hearted, energetic and bright but they
to be overindulgent with takers and fake enter
prises"
Two distinct propositions are involved in that cr-
cism Of which is correct and the other
What is alluded as the money grabbing" propensity
of people evidently is the intensive business push
that surely characterize them in exceptional
degree This Characteristic especially noticeable to
dweller in the extreme southern belt of statesmuch
more noticeable than it would be to visitor from
busting eastern community.
But without that notable business push there would
be no Los Angeles of the kind which pleases the
stranger and which evokes his predictions of mighty
future for this city. There pushless Los Angeles
right here during the full of century and
practically the same Los Angeles each end of the
hundred years.
At the latter end of the period a class of pushers
began here from the east and they have been
coming ever since The Los Angeles of today is
urban their energy Business push of the
intense kind witnessed here is what our more sedate
southern friend characterizes money grabbing 1t
is what we locally call "hustlng"
The criticism about the liberation of takers and
fake enterprises is entirely just This city appears to
be Mecca that attracts takers from all parts of the
earth And the work of this class is so bold and
fragrant that it is not strange their operations should
attract the notice of all observant visitors.
AS the criticism noticed is pertinent evidence of the
for clearing the fake nuisance in this CITY,
would be well for the authorities to act upon the hint
given by the southern observer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
THEATRICAL MECHANICS
PROFIT BY Benefit
Large Audience Attends Performance
at BeIasco Theater
Last Njuht

To increase the funds of the Theat-
rical Mechanics association, stars OF
the local theatrical world held forth in
a program which continued from 1:3(
until after o'clock.
Benefit programs Of a similar kind
which have been presented in the past
led theater goers to know what to ex-
pect and large audience was in at
tendance.
Richard Buhler, in an opening ad-
dress, explained the principal features
of the organization, which is the old
est association in the theatrical world
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

from Chicago, arrived at the Lanker-
shin yesterday and will spend several
days In the city.
Seaton Shawford and P. Smith arrived
in the city yesterday from Knoxville,
Tenn, and are stopping at the Van
Nuys Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
MUSIC AND
THE DRAMA
Treble cIef Concert

Members Of the Treble Clef club. Of
which Mrs. W. J. schoil is president,
gave a concert last evening at Simpson
auditorium. where they entertained a
large company Of friends. The AFFAIR
was the last which win be given in Los
Angeles this season, az the women are
expending all their efforts to make a
success Of the concert which they will
give at the conclusion Of club week at
Venice assembly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
UNITED W0RKMEN GIVE
BOX PARTY AND BANQUET
Social Ceremonies BY Local Lodge In
Honor Of Grand Fore-
man Savage

Honor OF Grand Force
man Savage
Lodge No. 1si, Ancient order OF
United workmen, gave theater party
at the Burbank last night. followed by
a banquet at cafe Bristol, IN honor Of
Grand Foreman Savage.
At the banquet covers were laid for
275. The toasts responded to we're
"Our Country and President" by Judge
Curtis D. wilbur; "The Actors Fra
ternal Life" by c. G. Desmond; "our
order" by Senator Savage; "The state
and Its Educational Influences" by
oliver Morosco; Fraternity, the Pro-
lection OF the Home" by ex-Mayor
snyder; our Deputies" BY c. e.
Thurston; "A. o. u. W." by G. II.
johnson; Comedy" by II. W. Stock
bridge; Good Night and cigars" by
Toastmaster w. q. d. Morrison.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

Chief Engineer Wallace of the Panama canal conn
mission is harshy criticised in quarters for quit
ting his job. Which of the critics in like situation
would hesitate about giving up $4,000 year stua-
ton as an isthmian ditch digger for $4,000 Job as
at biz New York transit company
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
AGNES BOYLE o'RElLLY
WEEDS ANDOvER PROFESSOR
Unable to Procure Services Of Catholic
: Priest to Perform, the

Priest to Perform the
Ceremony
Special to The Herald.
BOSTON, June 30.--Miss Agnes Boyle
O'Reilly, third daughter Of the Irish
poet and patriot, John Boyle o'Reilly,
has been married to Ernest Hooking
professor of philosophy at Phillips An
dover academy. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. S. M. Crothers, a
Unitarian clergyman of Cambridge, af-
ter the bride had tried in vain to pro-
cure Roman Catholic priest to Of
ficiate, Archbishop Williams having re-
fused his permission. The marriage
occurred at the BRIDES home in Brook
line. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

The amplitude of exists in Temple auditorium is
more important than the delay incident to starting work
of construction. Not day should be lost needlessly.
however, estimates of time for building almost in
varaby Los Angeles needs that audi
torium and needs it badly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
EvanaeIIstIo services

Contrary to the usual rule. Evangel-
list Bulgin conducting a series OF re-
vival meetings for the Newman Meth
odist church in a large tent on Fifth
street. near crocker, VIII hold services
this evening Sunday services will be
held at 10 o'clock a. M, 3 o'clock and
1880 o'clock p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
BUYS SHIP FOR PANAMA
Chairman shonts Purchases Fast
Steamer From Ward Line

StedTeT FTOH Wdtu -ti'O
BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Chairman
Shonts announced that the Istbmian
Canal commission purchased from the
Ward line, with view to their lease
by the commission to the Panama rail-
road, of the American steamer Ha-
vana for $S5O.OOO, the original cost Of
the VESSEL The ship is capable of sus-
tanning a speed of sixteen knots.
The Havana will be turned over i'm
mediately for the use of the Panama
Railroad company. and the government
can now dispense with two vessels
now chartered at a high price. The
charter Of the vessel will save four
days on each round trip, giving five
round trips year more than any
foreign vessel
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

John D.. having become weary of refusas of his
money to reform the heather, is giving away to
the schools of his native land And they don't find it
tainted" Perhaps If he had made his missionary
offering $1OoOoOOO instead of 100000 the churches
wouldn't either
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
SUFFERING FROM cHLoRAL

A man supposed to be Charles H.
Beal was found in an unconscious con-
dition in front of the Nadeau cafe on
First street at about 10 o'clock last
night, suffering from the effects Of
choral
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

The enlarged transportation service to Catalina
island tells Of the increasing popularity of the
favorite resort If that island on the Atlantic side
situated it is on this side, it would swarm with
pleasure seekers from end to throughout the sum-
mer season.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

New Yorker. who is diplomatic adviser of the vice
roy Of North China and is at home on a visit
says the Chinese boycott of American products is solely
the work of agators Neither the government nor the
merchants Of China favor It, Quite likely as the boy
colt is the agtator's weapon everywhere
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

The news from the Scandinavian peninsula begins
to look decidedly warike. How in the name of the
alphabet be expected to master doublebarreled
dispatches, fired simultaneously, loaded with Russian
Swedish and Norwegian names?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
HOP GROWERS ORGANIZE
Oregon Producers Form Corporation
to Handle Crops

BY Associated Press.
f PORTLAND, Ore, June S0.--A spe-
cial from Eugene says it has been de-
cided at a meeting of hop growers to
form a corporation to handle the crop
of the Pacific coast with the purpose
Of controlling prices.
After its formation the crop of ev-
cry grower will be transferred to the
corporation, which will do the selling.
After Oregon is organized it is pro-
posed to extend the field of the cor
poration to Washington and Califor-
mia, and then to New York, and thus
place the control of the entire output
OF the Unitedf States under one cor
poration.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

Todays Herald contains ffty-one columns of ad
vertsements. Tomorrow's Herald will show a large
Increase In that respect previous Sundays. And
next Tuesdays Fourth of July edition will be "a
cor<er" Watch The Herald growI
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

The prevailing opinion that Rlssa's army and navy
are mo good" will have to be revised. The Cossacks
are valantly Staying their colntrymen at home and
mutnous tars at Odessa credited with accurate
work in shooting up the town
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

Vence-by-the-Sea is to have bank, as indicated by
an incorporation notice in yesterdays Herald It is
getting along toward the point where theater will be
necessary and it will not be strange Shakespeares
Merchant of Venice" is played there ere long
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

The Express harps afresh on ITS "Today's news to-
day" string because Thursday 1T illustrated the
report OF the mutinous attack on Odessa with
glarng picture of the bombardment probably taken by
Express "artist the spot"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

There appears to be ull now at both foci of war
like observaton-the in Manchuria and the one in
the Los Angeles library The chances for an armstice
and peace negotiations to be nearly even at the
two points. the latter however. appearing the less
hopeful
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
FUND RAISED BY JAPS
Local Colony Of MIkado's Subjects
Give Entertainment at Tur.
ner Hall

'
ner Hall
The Los Angeles japanese Women's
association gave an entertainment in
Turner hall last night for the benefit Of
widows and orphans Of Japanese sol
dlers slain in battle.
An elaborate program was rendered,
consisting of musical numbers under
the direction of S. Takaori, and a Jap
anese war poem, read by H. Takahashi,
called forth a storm of "banzais'
from the audience. Exhibitions Of SAN
base and sword dancing. together with
a one-act drama, dealing in the tradi-
tions of the. Samauri, were features of
the entertainment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

Chicago reports the that of its streets
settling of them having settled ten inches in
two nights. This is strange because it not sup
posed that anything could be settled in Chicago without
a strike and rioting.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

Probably the most interesting local reading matter
for some people is that which tells of the troubles and
uibulatons among the dentists. The sentiment ex
pressed in the saying revenge is sweet" may not be
creditable to human nature but it is mighty common
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

The small boys sympathy goes out to Russia. He
also often has riot in his midst"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

speaker at the Municipal league banquet said
II want to every citizen of Los Angeles active
politician" But Los Angeles frequently obliged to
kick at the cost of supporting the politicians
now.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

Bank clearings for Los Angeles, reported in todays
Herald, show increase Of 5S per cent. We are
ing ahead at rapid pace-"and don't you forget IT,"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01

The good ship Cabrlo will be chrstened toda!
but lunching will take the place Of launching.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-01
Population Of Los Angeles 2OI.249

Our Miss Sutton seems to be raising quite racquet
in England just now.