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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-05-19
The LIONS.
Most Enjoyable Entertainment
Given by Them Monday
Night.

Night.
Last Monday evening the order
of Lions held an open session st
which were many invited guests.
About 90 Albany members of the
order came over to attend this
meeting. During the early part
of the meeting the regular routine
work of the order was carried out
behind closed doors. This was
concluded shortly before 9 o'clock
and the hall was then thrown
open to invited guests.
A really creditable and enter
tanning program of a literary and
musical nature was given and all
present were delighted with the
rendition of the various num-
bers. After the program, those
present formed in a line and
marched to the banquet hall.
where tempting refreshments
awaited them.
Here was conversation in a
free and informal wav during the
refreshment hour, enlivened by
much joking. S. N. Wilkins,
master of ceremonies, at the con-
clusion of the banquet called on
! DR.. Hill, of Albany, who was
among those present, for some
remarks. The gentleman re-
sponded briefly, but in a very
interesting manner.
1t appears that in his early
manhood DR.. Hill at one time
made Corvallis his home. More
than this some forty years age
he worked for William Carter on
the Corvallis Gazette, Mr.. Garter
at that time being proprietor OF
the paper. He related a num-
ber of interesting incidents con.
nected with his ''devilship'' or
this paper. He recalled the fac
that Corvallis at one time was
known as Marysville. In thi:
connection he cracked a gooe
Joke on Albany, his home town.
He said that many years ago q
certain element residing in Al
bany concluded that the name o
Albany was too plain for q
place giving promise of such I
! great future-not only was tn
name plain. he said, but it wa
not euphonious enough. There
fore it must be changed.
! Some party got hold of al
: Indian word that was not onl,
beautiful of sound, but easy G
| pronunciation, and this wa
I adopted forthwith. Later on tn
E discovery was made that tn
: beautiful Indian name they ha
S bestowed upon their villag
5 meant, in the jargon of tn
natives, "a hole il the ground.
Presto change back to Albany
and Albany it remained. Th
doctor laughed when he told {
the matter.
y Mr.. Price, also a visitor irol
= Albany, was called on and mad
some appropriate remarks. He
. in turn, was followed by J. Il
: Wilson, who gave something {
: a history of the birth and deaf
4 of an early temperance NOV
!, ment that was held regular
- many years ago in the same ha
. that was the scene of Monda
- nights festivities.
70 After this the meeting brol
j up and all departed for the
:, several homes. The visitors we
!. welcome, and especially tho
= who were pleased to drive ov
- from Albany. They were &
y nice, social people to meet al
- rIgave us assurance of a warm /
- eeption should occasion ever fl
~ ~ any of US in Albany. The eve
ling was a success in every wa
y
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-05-19
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed executor with the will annexed of
the est4te OF khoda Taylor, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are hereby
required to present the same duly verified as by
law required, to the undersigned at Corvallis, Ore
:on, within six months from this date.
WALTER X. TAYLOR, Executor
Dated this oth day oi May, ,9,5.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-05-19
o. c. & T. STEAMERS

Steamer Oregona, leaves Cor
wallis, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, for Portland and all
way points at 6 a. m. For rates,
etc., call on
A. j.. SHIRLEY, Agent.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-05-19
Artistic Dressmakins.

Ladies wishing artistic dressmaking at
reasonable prices, should call on Mrs. L.
Estes, of San Francisco, at the residence
of Gene Simpson, Corvallis. Indep'
Phone Ne. 254. S'=fsis: 40tf' f'zsi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
Galerla Colorado

Ain no Sc han recibido todos los
trtjectoS de los nilos que coacurrle
ron al Certamen que esta casa celebra
a pesar de los repetidos anuncios pi-
di6ndoIos. Como quiera que este evi
ia que pueda celebrarae Il Certdme1,
y retarda demasiado Ell d q de la adju
dicaci0n de premios, ruego 4 las per
sonas one no hubiesen envlado los ira
jes, 10 hagan d la mayor b-evedad
pues de 10 coatrario me veria ob'igado
iluminar los retratos de memoria, Y
por 10 ttn.o seria inevitable incurrir
en- dif-renci4s de co.or cue podria des-
truir 81 ef ctQ del djsfraZ.
Il. Colorado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
NOtaS Sobre Francla
Y ALEMA A MA

Segumos sin noticias de los gene
rales dom:nicanos Barba y Miguelito.
No se bemos 81 Barba ha desc mbarca-
40; ( ignoramos 81 Miguelito ha lie
gado tempo para ayudarle d desem- =
barcar. Cruel ansiedad! Por suer-
te, hay noticias de Europa para ir ma
tando ell tempo.
A la vista del emperador aleman q
Tanger han contesta do Inglaterra y
Francia con la entrevista que tuvie-
ron en- Piedreftte ell rey Eduardo y el
Presidente Loubet tEstuvieron So
los? Segdn una version. tambien
tomo parte en- la conferencia M. Del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
&C Oecsuo de
los maestros

b-ala ae taorsr .eu Satrtcn. ciuaae
d. IA Gran RfetahA. IN e4ncaCianisia
sm-1o lorg, Denev cue pr,i,-aia
ser e. decAno d. iuae> 'es wscsii,s C.
cScueis del muBao.
la yerdad &c 10 pTeiendido e. C.
ficil ~veriguaf, F,ro. 81 10 oeupaha
Doney el primer fues,o no ancsTia
seguraals nie. may lojos
Habia ejeroido - profession duran
;e s-ten;a sflos. En -inouenta. conse-
cai,vos. no hah;a fAtado NJ una vez
cl2Sc: Y ez toea So lsrga carrera
no habia l!cgado taTde i su cbiga-
ci6n mas que 81 solo dia.
Para los pafudarios Gel nGrito de
aatigiiedad. ese HON bre deberia ha-
Der sido. por 10 menos. director gene
raj de Instruction phblics.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
Sin xlOnnbre

En- la capital de un estado america
no Sc prcSent6 hace algrnas sema-
mas, un cabai! rc al registro civil, para
dar cuenta de- nacimiento de un hijo,
el llnico que i s;a el presente ha te
nido Al ser ?r, glntado por el nom r
bre que desea4o l;nponer al recien ma
cido, 4 ciar6 que por su parte, ningu-
no; 'cuando el ni1o llegue a tener uso
de raz6n Sc 81, girA el nismo el nom
bre que ms jor .e p,rezca: nadje tiene
dececho imp2aerle uno Gu quizas
luegO TO ie gus;c
DespuGs de una corta discuci6n, el
funciouario ptb.ico resclvi6 que, her
manando el juato deseo del padre con
las eXlsrncjas dc ia ley, el nl1o selia
inscrito con un nombre provisorio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04

Sar Pe'crsbargo 10 de Abrii.-
Ivan kalien, Que asesia6 al gran du-
que Sergio cl y de Febrero. ha side
sentenciado d muerte por el Tribunal
Supreme del imperio.
Ell arre>to de TN grupo dc terro
ristas ha hecho descubrir IN misteriC
interesante y terrible.
P4rece que entire las personas CON
vertidas al terrorismo fguran dos so
briuas del general Trepoff, goberna-
dor de San Petersburgo y una hila del
general Leontieff, gobernadof de IN
distrito de Siberia. Dicese que ertte
las tres habian proyectado asesinar al
general Trepoff; pero por una casua-
lidad al descubrirse la identidad de
Kaleieff, ell asesino del gran duque
Sergio Sc descu brio la complicidad dc
la sefio-ita Leontieff en- Id trama con
ira e. general Trepoff Y Sc la prendi6
Al saberlo las sobrinas del general
lambas intentaron cometer suicide
una tirardose delante dc IN tren y
o,ra con un disparo de revolver, perc
ninguna logr6 su prop@sito.
-Dicese que NJ Possoff jefe de Ia
policia de Czens tochow, Polonia, hs
sido asesinado por medic de venenc
achacaudose el c-inlen 4 razones de
politica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
Cordialidad de relaciones
ENTIRE DIPLOMATICOS

Llama la atencion que en medic de
Ia controversial franco alemana sobre
M7rruecos, las relaciones dip)om aticas
directas entire ambos paises son de un
aspecto cordial nunca visto desdc
1870 En- prueb4 de este Sc cita que
no hace mucho el embajador aleman,
principe Radolin Y 81 senora ocupa-
ban ell palco del Presidente Loubet en-
al estreno de Armida en- la Opera
de Paris, Y en- estos dias ell embajador
aleman di6 un banquete diplomatico
en- honor de NJ. Delcasse ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores. Esto hace du-
dsr que la controversial marroqui lie
que adquirir preparedness alarman
teS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04

rinos rrs1S sun guc &C haiiefoa "a
valof Y slgGr = scccS GA b g. no.
sas 9cirs vonGa isfoa .s> sasas Sc "a
peoT inzrcf psaihlc y ..'r,me Dc
NaCr&cAg fMt.t NEA Arf -
escusdfa qcc nicn p1io hA;iF.e en un
decisive 4 fuhatc Eavs' h.ber sSa-
slonsdo ma torr> eer.s> : SIS .dvcT
Sarios
kn nueSyo p-i Niuo sfiicuic hare
mos un eS;udio comparative del poder
c.cusivo Y defensive gue reunea am o.
b4s escuais4s be,;gera
81 .4LGoI .AaSatse,.
S.n lnaa, MAYO . &c Iqas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
Los EerrOCarR-f-
les de Africa

POGO a POGO los ferrocarril@s Sc van
exterdiendo lor ell continente negro.
Actualmente hay en- toda Ell Africa
25 1000 kilometres de via ferrea en- ex-
plotaci6n.
Mas de la mitad, correspondent te-
rritorlos que estan bajo la sobelania 8
ell protectorado de la Gran Bretaila y
cerca de 5000 a coIonias francesas.
Hace veinte amos solo h4bia ferIoca-
rifles Ell Egipto. la Argella y el Cabo
y Ell fetal no llegaba nj a 10 coo kil6me-
trOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
record de mOvimientO

En- el mes de Agosto del ano pasado
entraron salieron en- I'm solo dia. dc
la estacion de Waterloo (Londres)
dos mil quinientos trenes; transportan-
do TN total de $50 600 viajeros.
A6cionados la estadistica han cons
tatado que este es el mayor nIovimien
to que Sc ha verifcado en- estaci0n al
guna, desde que existe ell ferrocarril.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
Ienores de francia
sOBEE Ell pREpOMINIo NAVAL

RecEn;emen,e el baron de Is
tournelles de Constant prouunci5 su
primer Giscur>o en- 81 Senado aooPan-
Do por ci desalme proportional era
duado he IS nacioueS eIropeas. seme-
iante at cdAjo eptre Chile Y l. AZ
gentj.a. N.s0o~d diGndole ii. Thon-
Sor. ministre DE- Marina dijp que las
escuadras ing ca americara exec
dian va en fue-zt Ia de i'rsncia y
que Ia iierana e-taba en- csnino de
igualarie Por h tanto era necesario
adopiar un progsama conpreBsivo
para IeempIazar buqnes vieJos A con
tinuacidn &c ha5er hablado Nj. Th m
son. el Senado sdopto el presupuesto
de Marina, incluyendo 40 crtdi.o ex-
,raordinario de S,4 200 600
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04


rro ac rer. eue - &. 'efgief
Dc a''a die.no<a.
,Dc eee = hablo. E iis. e,
hcioses - uat iran it,tr,. ..s. zero
gozosos Sc G.ce que q r. removable
IA .'enienie" anelo-frsuc,sa. 10 cusl
Hama Ia aienei6n. porguc 81 ha habi
Do cue renovar'a. seasl &C que estsba
deteriofaaa. PousAmos que Sc ha r.
;ihcado . hasta remachada Ctccmos
cue la enircvisia ha DO mas para
consume interior que para ia ,xpor-
iaci6n Los op9sicioniste del uiais-
terio frances. itpubicauos monar-
quicos podr'an sacar pariido del ep.-
sodio de Tauger para afrm2r que
Franc.a habia sufrido un contratiem-
po a esos grunones Sc les tapa la
boca cor proclamar que Ia entrevista
de Piedrefitte plueba que Francia
tiene amigos, j cue no renunclsra 81
poltica de Marruecos <. *
el mismo dia en- que fraterniza-
ban Mr. Loubet Eduardo VII el en-
per ador de AIemania el rey de TIA
liza brinde ban, en- Napoles, por la tr
pie alianza. Estos son les mGtodos
de shora y no son malos. Las gran
des po.eucias procuran no pelear;
para evitarlo, sc valen dc banquetes
visitas de sobeTanos, condecc ra clones.
revstas navales maniobras mlita-
res. La ofendida lie dice la ofen O.
ra; "Me has faltado al respeto; sin
embargo, no te pego; Y 70 porque 80
sea debil; como YES. ,uento cen ejer
citos con escuadIas con aiiados
Sc teme Ia guerra sin motive;
los sang1ientos successes de la Manchu-
ria han sido una terrible "leccion de
cosas'; y 'ellos dan idea de 10 que Sc
ria una lucha entire Alemania Fran
cia.
A estas dos potencias, segdn los des-
pachos de hoy es proba bic CUE las
ponga de acuerdo en- e asunto de Ma-
rruecos.
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nrohlsr,9 10 ~ sol,,sa 40 i +r;nIa
aI;or7o 9 20 oetor h;an oon F~o,o;o
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'ii' u' 90 ~ 9"0 Se ouS0" es e"'"Pi %
nie'', Id e'' 'o' nteoeloS III" ""n0laies y
e. soDie ~ oe " aSnl' 8t0h 6 q que
uenue d e"'HiHoI c0n eauteIA HJal
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
IA SlTtACIoN
.r>CvApgAe BEI.lGERANTEs

a. Qfr trus rN1ENgAR Solt>rvl>ss,Y
o.A ~ lloTA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
" Balbuceo> liierarioS
D E Alfonso c~~L

10 que -sos an hana-e c. rcc..'
proccdeses lo que ,engo uns probe
sion. y - cue -. que e bas;aEae para
d,Singuir el bl,n del nal
laie- * oi'rsx prcsen,ATse aSs : ia.
a. en cussfo rssgpS ~ iisonomia. dice
en- pacas p4labras 10 cue sienie como
81 SiniieTa la vex 10 que dice V graha
eSaS palsbrsS en IA frenie del primer
h,jo &c su isl~n;c. parece que Sc hsce
dlgno del sprecio ifibuta 10 siempre
al que S4be h4ceric OTo;ar del fondo
dc nucStra alma
y pensar que. IS In muchacho, un
muchacho ob.er dc Pgmentos obs
curos Y conciencia luEinosa. el que
eScribe fSo.
Fse chico pasea trsnqu:lo su mir 'r
sofoliento; mira en- siIencio como 81 no
hubieTa ruido en- 81 esp'r.tl: ;riste,
slencioso parece TN bohemi9 que no
ia aprendido burlarse Ge las cosas
del murdo, que lluva aun { primer
harapo que echo Sobre sus hoinbroS
el dolor de Ia vida
De esos hom bres De frente pensa =
dora V semblantc triS.e Sc han lorna
do los grandes revo!ucionarios. Lo
mismo brota esa hJr sobre las estepas
pardu2cas y tristes de la fla Russia,
que sobre Ell ardiente seno volcdnico
de Ia vfrgen America. La sana jus
ticia y Ia raz6n como Jeslis, ell maTtir
del G6lgotha, nadie las We s0nreir, llo
rar 81
Alfonso Gual esrevoucionario Qui.
III q no 10 sepa Surgi6 entire los
humildes; ha viSto senta:se su lado
Ia sombra maldua j su alma de soma
dor ha sufrido los estrujones del hu
racan de la vida. Es un elegido; TN
vengador. El gran mudo, esa huma-
nidad irredempta tiene en- el ur COM
batiente. Parece que 81 mano de
obrero levantada en- alto. grita con
Voltairc "Ecrasez | infame.
Ese muchacho tiene IN gran cora
ION. Triunfard.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04

Cuando uu homtre escribe un libro,
ese libro es el. Puede cue 10 ignore
.no impoita. Su libro es su hijo; es IN
carne, es su sangre; ha robado su
esqueletO un POGO de cal y sus ideas
IN POGO de Cerebro y su alma un
POGO de vida.
Hay hombres qGe no saLen ser ma
dres; certo. Respetad la 0bra de los
dem s
Cuando cncontr6is un libro abando-
nado, recogedio; dadle abrigo, sea de
qrien sea. Parece un ser desvalilo 4
Quen Sc saliva dc Ia muerte. Un libro
es una conciencia que habla; cuando
todos nos abandonan y nade nos anna,
nos queda un gran consuel0: Las mu-
ieres y los libros. Unas nos dan la
limosna De su amor, y los otros cl tibio
calor de sus ideas.
5Ouer6is conocer q un hombre2 Iced
su lbro. ''Balbuceos Literarios" es
Alfonso Gual.
Eu esos cuentos palpita TN alma I'm
alma buena, jugretona { infantil co
mo ell alma de los hombres grandes,
en- eel Parque", alete ando como una
ma1iposa de alas de orc entire el zorro
feliz de chioullos que alborotan sobre
Ia verba sombria en- Cara bucr" CO.
mo 81 hubiera vertido sobre Ia paleta
colores ohscur>s para bosquejar al po-
bre idiota que pasea por las GALES de
Ponce" su deSgarbada figura de extra.
no va9abundo tarareando inarmonica
mente las pleas musicaleS de los fon0'
gralos 4 c4mOio de IN centavo con que
lenar de tabaco su inseparabie ca
chimbo'': obServadora en- LA zafra
doliente en- "Cuadro de hambrc' re
volucionaria en- 'Lourdes' -.
Asl d:bc ser el alma de los lucha
dores; luz y tinieblas. sombra y relam-
pagos; con toda Ia ternura del amor
V los ARE batos de un flrioso como
juvenal, atroz, pero, como aquel h0m-
! Dre terrible conmov1do ante el pobre
nifio que llcvan la tumba entire per-
fumes y f1orcs....
Alfonso Gual, autor de "Balbuceos
literarios' tiene, talento y corazon. Es
de los que "incendisn ell bosque. - Su
primer lbro es ya. una eSperanzo.
Triunfara. triunfara =.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-12
SAWTELLE MISCELLANIES
The Los Angeles Pacific Railway Will
Build New Line
,ial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAWTELLE May 1.-THE Los An
geles Pacific Railway company has
secured the entire route of a new right
of way from a point near Vineyard to
Sawtelle, which will shorten the route
by almost three miles. Work will
Son begin and the line be double
tackled 1t will have gravel ballast
and surfaced with decomposed granite.
Major T. T. Knox, inspector general,
u. S. A., has completed his work of in
spection of the Soldiers home and re-
turned home.
Westgate was placed on the market
about a month ago and nearly 100 lots
have been sold at prices ranging from
5000 to $500, the sales aggregating $685.
600. Many of the purchasers will i'm
prove their holdings with houses cost
ing from $1,000 to $4,000.
Mrs. Gear died at her home between
Fourth and Fifth on Colorado street
last evening, May 9. Interment will
take place in Sawtelle cemetary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-12
ORANGE MAKES ADDITIONS
TO ITS WATER SYSTEM
John 5andick, Veteran Pioneer and
influential in German-Amerioan
Colony, Passes Away

Special to The Herald.
| ORANGE, May 1.-THE galvanized
iron tower for the city water works
is now in place and the 5O.O0O-gallon
tank OF wood is about completed. Bids
are, out for another $4,000 gallon tank
which is to be of steel and for another
sixty-foot tower.
Building permits issued during the
month of April amounted to $1s, 100.
John Bandick died at his ranch home
in West Orange on Tuesday morning.
after a brief illness. He was 72 years
OF age and had been a resident of this
locality for twenty-five years. A widow
and ten children survive him. The
funeral viii be held on Friday from the
Evangelical Lutheran church, of which
he had been an active member for
many years. Much of the prosperity
OF the German American colony is due
To his influence and generosity.
A society OF Arts and Crafts has been
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-12
SALT LAKE VISITORS
WELCOMED AT RIVERSIDE
Are Received by the Chamber Of Conn.,
rnerce, Banqueted and Driven
Through the City

Special TO The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, May 11.--Salt Lake Wis
itors reveled in the orange groves of
Riverside today. They arrived at 1905
over the Salt Lake route and were met
at the depot by a reception committee
from the Riverside chamber of COM
merce and the Sherman Institute band.
Electric cars were in waiting to take
the party to the Glenwood hotel where
luncheon was served. Tables were set
in the refectory. which was handsomely
decorated for the occasion.
c. E. Rumsey, president of the River
side chamber of commerce, welcomed
the visitors to the city, and introduced
C. o. Whittemore of the Salt Lake
road as toastmaster. Felcitous short
speeches were made by Ex-Governor
Wells, Senator Bamberger, f. j. Hew-
lett, president of the Salt Lake cham
ber Of commerce, and f. S. Harris,
secretary and manager of the Salt
Lake Commercial club.
The party took carriages and the
trolley at 2 p. m. for a ride down Mag
nolia avenue. A brief stop was made
at Sherman institute, where the Indian
band played a couple of selections and
the Indian boys and girls were drawn
up to give a salute to the visitors. The
party left at 4:30 for Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-12
ELSIN0RE BREvITIES
Crops Suffering From an Invasion of
the Army Worm

Special to The Herald.
ELSINORE, May 11.-Crops in this
locality are being troubled with an in
vasion of the army worm.
Mrs. Annie Daiureeler of Compton
arrived today to spend some time with
her sister, Mrs. Herman Kueinzie,
whose little son Paul was wounded last
Sunday with a rifle ball. The boy is
resting comparatively easy but all
danger of the arm having to be ampu-
tated is not over.
e. L. Franklin. whose wife and
family are spending the spring and
summer in Elsinore, arrived today from
Ocean Park.
Prof. and Mrs. w. L. Morrison re-
turned this noon from Riverside, as did
also Miss Grace Beach and j. T..
Kuhns.
A. L. Darby of Downey is guest
at the Hot Springs hotel, and NJ. O..
Randall is here from Pasadena at the
Bundy house.
j. N. Reed is a recent arrival from
Glendora.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-12
DR.. BISHOP CAUSES STIR
AMONG PHYSICIANS
Advocates Prevention Of Smallpox by
the Internal Use OF
NarIonnunn

Special TO The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, May 11.-At the
California State Homeopathic Medical
society convention this morning DR..
H. M. Bishop of Los Angeles created
stir by supporting the method Of
prevention Of smallpox by internal use
Of variolinum as preferable to vacci-
nation, citing instances Of success with
this treatment. The discussion fol-
lowing was largely in opposition to
this theory.
The ladies' present with the dele
gates have organized a Messien aux
iliary with Mrs. c. H. Martin of San
Francisco president; Mrs. Guy e.
Manning of San Francisco, secretary
and treasurer; Mrs. s. s. Salisbury Of
Los Angeles, vice president
While the doctors were in attendance
today their wives and families were
given drive in and about the city
as guests of the doctors of this city.
The entire party will remain until
Sunday and on Saturday will drive
over the San Marcos pass to the sum-
NIT Of the Santa Ynez range.
One of the prettiest house weddings
which has occurred in Santa Barbara
for some time past took place last
night, when Miss Mary Stewart-Chase
became the bride of Walter d. Will
kinson of Chicago. The ceremony
took place at Mrs. Stewart -Chase's S
S. Thacher of San Diego, formerly
rector Of the Unitarian church of
Santa Barbara and a close friend OF
the brides family, officiated.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-12
REDLANDS TO DISCUSS
PROPOSED BOND ISSUE
Majority of Property Owners Under
stood to Be in Favor of Contem-
r,Iatad InanrnMe "a nts

PIdteu improvements
Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, May 1.-THE city trus-
ices have called mass meeting to be
held Saturday evening, in the Y. M. c..
A. auditorium, for the purpose of dis
cussing the proposed issue of bonds for
street improvements. 1t is stated that
the vast majority of property owners
desire the bonds and that there are
few objections raised.
Peter Haverty, proprietor of one of
the local livery stables, has made an
assignment in favor of Walter M.
Campbell. Mr.. Haverty's liabilities
amount to about $3.50. Two attach
rlents were served shortly after the
assignment.
Two robberies occurred last night,
one at the car barns, when about
twenty-five dollars was taken from the
fare box, and the other from DR..
Waynes apartments over the First
National bank, ten dollars being taken
No clew has been found.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-12

organized in Orange with Mrs. Arthur
r. Smith az president and Miss Flore
Yeomens, secretary Hand work ID the
speciality and original designing is en-
coureged, The next meeting will be
held Wednesday afternoon,
Miss Mary Burnham was hostess on
Saturday afternoon at deftodll lunch
con, given In honor Of the Phi Delta
Chi society Of tho Marlborough school
Of Los Angeles, Of which she Is a
member,
Miss Anna sohiasman Of orange and
r. Towner Of Santa Ana will be mar
ried at the Hotel Palmyra on Sunday
afternoon,