Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-15
PASADENA ASSOCIATION TO BE
PERMANENT
TO HAVE LARGE MEMBERSHIP
Valuable Automobiles Are Damaged
by Fire In the 5raley Garage.
c. A. Carlton Hurt In
Runaway
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado street.

PASADENA, April 14.-At banquet
following the recent horse show in this
city John S. Cravens. one of the lead
ing horsemen of California, was APP
pointed by the Tournament Of Roses
association to investigate the chances
Of a permanent horse show association
in this city.
Tonight twenty of the leading horse
men from Los Angeles. Coronado
Santa Barbara and Pasadena met at
the Hotel Maryland and organized the
Southern California Horse Show asso-
citation Of Pasadena, appointing forty
five directors. These men will investi-
gate the horse shows in New York.
Chicago and Louisville. The associa-
ton plans to have a large membership
from all over Southern California with
small dues and make the show lead
ing feature of the winter season in
California. The association starts with
$4,000 in the treasury.
Autos Damaged by Fire
Soon after 1880 o'clock this evening
Henry Stewart, an employe of the
Braley garage, stepped on a match
near gasoline machine, which had a
leak. Instantly the room was in flames,
and before the valuable autos could be
removed several were more or less
damaged by the fire. The first esti-
mate of the damage is $1,000, but 1t
may amount to considerably more than
that since one of the big racers be-
longing to w. H. Scudder of Los An
seles is injured at least 500. Other
automobiles injured are those belong
ing to Adolphus Busch and DR.. King
The fire was quickly extinguished by
the department. AS the garage is in
the center of the city, in the rear
of 81 South Raymond avenue, some
anxiety was felt for the surrounding
warehouses and stores.
"a second fire followed closely, an ex-
pioding lamp causing the fire in the
house owned and occupied by Fl. ].
Mccormack on North Marengo avenue,
corner of the Santa Fe track. The
damage was about $100.
Hurt in Runaway
While driving heavy teaming wag-
on about 2 O'Clock this afternoon C. A.
Carlton was run into by California
street car. dragged some distance and
quite severely injured. Immediately
after the accident Elmer l. Moody
who happened to be passing, took the
man at once to the hospital, where he
was cared for. DIR. F. F. Rowland, who
examined him there. reports that he is
not dangerously hurt. but is badly
bruised and shaken up generally
New Humane Society Superintendent
E. E. Gray was this morning ap
pointed general superintendent of the
Humane Society. The position assumed
by Mr. Gray will entail many duties
of an executive order. He will at once
reorgaflize the work and devote all of
his time to the new duties. The Pasa-
dena society has grown rapidly in tho
past year. and it's work is much more
heavy than at first. DR.. L. H. De Biron
will continue to act as field agent. Mr..
Gray will have direct charge of gath
ering testimony, running down reported
cases and will be at once appointed
make arrests when necessary.
Bits of Pasadena News
The spring vacation of the city
schools occurs next week, and all de-
partments closed today to remain
closed until April %. During the va
cation the high school track team will
&C to Ventura under the supervision
of Prof Ely. Prof. Miller of the high
school is to go on long walking trip
with headquarters at West fork of
the San Gabriel river.
.O.p H. Hayes, named by the mayor
and city council for the uneXpired
term as councilman from the first
ward to succeed Matthew Slavin, re-
signed, appeared before City Clerk
Dyer today and took the oath of office.
His term of office is for two years from
the first Of May.
Rolla E. Cammerer, aged %, died at
his home this morning. He was a ma
tive of Illinois and came here from
Kansas
"Splendor," one of the fine show
horses at the recent horse show, was
sold to j. Casson. j. Hahn of Alham-
bra was the former owner.
Lieut.. Col. Lochwitsky, the Russian
nobleman. lectured tonight before a
large audience at the auditorium upon
Russian Officialism."
The Pasadena Stars and the second
ball team of the Whittier high school
are to meet OH, the Throop diamond
tomorrow afternoon.
L. S. Roberts is to build a handsome
eleven room house on South Madison
avenue
It is said In North Pasadena today
that the Farmers and Merchants
bank of Los Angeles has proposed to
establish a branch bank in the new
block corneg of Pepper street and
North Fair Oaks avenue. If the busi-
ness men Of that part of town will
subscribe $4,000 against the same
amount by the bank. Some think
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