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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
AngelenOS Abroad
BY the Chatterer

Sherman Smith of Los Angeles has
been visiting his brother, Horace G..
Smith of Mansfield, Mass.
Charles Tucker of Los Angeles has
been visiting in Jacksonville, Fla.
The following Angelenos have been
stopping at the various hotels: e. K.
Collins and w. ]. Rudesell at the We'll
ljngton; E. p. Johnson at the Breslin;
A. Let's at the st. Denis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Sartori of Los
Angeles have been visiting the various
watering places in Germany during
the past month.
Mrs. John v. Gay of Los Angeles
has been visiting friends in Gardner,
Mass.
Ralph Moore of Los Angeles has
been visiting his relatives in Ottawa,
Ill.
Miss Kate Crawford of Elizabeth
town, KY, has been entertaining Miss
Grace Stewart of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Martell of Los
Angeles have been guests at the home
OF w. H. Martell of Sterling, Ill.
E. H. Bagby of Los Angeles has
been visiting friends at Cincinnati.
Miss Grace Etoile Hurd of Los An
geles has been visiting her brother
DR.. D. w. Hurd of Hagerstown, Md.
Miss Josephine Ferral Of Los Ange-
les has been visiting at the home OF
Charles Quintance of Toledo, Ohio
Miss Stephans of Los Angeles has
been a guest at the hotel Lennox, Du-
luth, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones of Los An
geles have been visiting at the home OF
John Dunlap of youngstown, Ohio.
Edward Norby of Los Angeles has
been guest at the hotel Elberon, Long
Branch, New York.
General and Mrs. Johnson and Miss
Johnson of Los Angeles, who are er
route to Europe, have been visiting
relatives and friends at. indianapolis
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart of Los
Angeles are at their summer home al
Gratiot Beach, Mich.
The following Ahgelenos are sojourn.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
LInaulstIcaI

When go forth to rest month
And get me rid of sundry ills.
The social columns give it forth
I'll winter in the hills.
Yet If / sought to spend my time
The while the year is waxing. would
They say I'd Spring a week? II so.
Would they be understood?
When, too, 1 seek the ocean strand.
The days the heat grows more and
more,
1t is announced to all my friends
I'll summer" on the shore.
But IT, as waning went the weeks,
l should term of idleness
Desire would 1 then fall" awhile?
Well, now. / hardly guess!
Which goes to show
You never know.
And oft you cannot tell;
For when you would
Be understood
This language is-oh, welll
w. II. G.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
EUREKA CADETS MARCH
$40 MILES TO PORTLAND

BY Associated Press
PORTLAND. Ore, July 2o.-With the
object in view Of attending the Lewis
and Clark exposition. sixty-five MEM
bers OF the Eureka (cal.) cadets arrived
here today after march Of $40 miles.
The cadets left Eureka about the
middle Of June, marching by easy
stages 10 Portland, The health Of the
lcys. whose ages range from 10 to 20
years. has been most satisfactory They
Will return to Eureka by steamer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
rh.stsr and Luneheon Party

A matinee party and later luncheon
at Christopher's was the affair at which
Mrs. J.. spitz of South Hill street enter
tanned company Of friends yesterday
afternoon. Shaded lights and a pretty
arrangement Of blossoms and ferns
we're used on the table at the latter
place and guests for whom covers were
laid were. Mrs. Sam Lazarus and Mrs.
Herman Horwitz Of New York city
Mrs. Hugo Brandies of Omaha, Neb.,
Miss Hannah Laventhal of San Fran
cisco, Miss Edith Jacobs of Phoenix
Ariz.. Miss Eta Jacoby and Miss r.
Green of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
FAVOR PROPOSITION OF
NORTH END BUSINESS MEN
SAY PROPOSED CITY HALL SITE
is ADMIRABLE
Mayor McAleer and counciImen Are
Of One Mind Regarding Location
of Municipal Building in Group of
Federal and State Edlflces

Mayor McAleer and members of the
council almost to the individual favor
the proposed plan to build larger and
more commodious city hall on site
adjoining that Of the new Federal
building at the corner Of Temple and
North Main streets.
Through the efforts of citizens of the
north end, plans have been practically
matured by which the city will be Of
fered free of cost a site for building
extending 1s0 feet on North Main
street and running back distance of
1870 feet to New High street.
In speaking of the proposition yes
terday, Mayor McAleer gave it his
hearty approval and said the sooner
the plans were carried out the more
pleased he would be- Councilmen who
were approached on the subject also
believed the proposition to be sound
one from a financial consideration,
but several expressed the belief that
there was plenty of time in which to
do it.
is 0Ounu FTOPOSItioT
"The proposition is sound" said
Mayor McAleer, "as among other
things it will bring our public build
ings into comparatively small area.
l am in favor of it. Going a step fur
ther. the city Jail is becoming entire
y inadequate for the demands made
upon it and 1 should like to see the
department housed in close proximity
to the North Main street locality, par
ticularly If the plans for new city
hall there should carry through.
IT would not be in favor of housing
the police department in the city hall
The library should be placed there, in
the event of such change. Most peo-
pie who patronize the public library
have to use the street cars to get to 1t
and a few blocks farther would make
little or no difference
"The city would have no trouble in
disposing of its present properties at
sum which would almost construct
the new buildings and besides the city
would be saved the large rentals
which it is now paying for office rooms,
not to mention having it's departments
centralized instead of scattered over
several city blocks, as is true at the
present time.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
For Fair Visitors

The Misses Waterman Of Oakland
were guests of honor at a card party
given Wednesday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. Burwell Holmes of 1887 West
Twenty-first street. The two young
women who were honored guests are
visiting Mrs Robert K. Wilson Of AL
Lake street, and among those present
were members of the Glover Leaf club.
Roses and ferns were used in the house
decorations and scores were orna-
mented with sketches of girls heads.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
.lameson.Ihomaa Weddlna

A wedding solemnized Wednesday
evening at $3.50 o'clock was that of
Miss Naomi Thomas and A. l.. Jane
son, the ceremony taking place at tie
westlake M. e. church, Rev. w. d.
Landis officiating. shirred chiffon and
white satin composed the becoming
gown worn by the bride who was un-
attended. After a short wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson will receive
their friends in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
Social Notes

Alden Green Peasley, the son of Mrs.
Rosalind Peasley, will leave Saturday
evening to spend a few days at Hotel
del Coronado. after which he will go to
San Francisco for short stay.
Mrs. w. S. Cross and Mrs. M. e..
johnson are at Coronado.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Bartlett and
their two children have gone to Japan
to remain for several months.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
ffhey Were MuzxIed

He was telling a thrilling story OF
his hairbreadth escape, and the young
girl leaned forward and hung upon his
words breathlessly.
And they were so near" he said.
that we could see the dark muzzles OF
the wolves"
"Oh, how Iuckyl" she gasped. How
glad you must have been that they had
their muzzles onw-Detroit Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

proposition is to be submitted to the city quite
similar to the one that the federal government accepted
not long ago. The governments dilemma relative to
site for the federal building was solved rather
suddenly by the offer. the part Of pubicspirited
property of the site at Temple and Main streets
as clean gift The spirit that that tender
TO be made TO the shows itself in an
oner OF free site for city hall property adjoining
the federal building site The urgent Of an ade
quate city hall Is unQuestioned and the offer alluded
TO win be earnestly considered It is quite as important
TO Los Angeles It 20 the United States government
. save the land cost Tor large public structure.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
nae nAYoRs WEAK Plea

An example Of exceptionally weak special pleading
Is in Mayor McAleers response to representative
city organizations concerning his nominees for members
Of the board of public works. The plea is not only
weak but udcrous viewed in the light Of the mayors
everblazng regard for the wishes of the people In
almost every public utterance since the first buzzng
Of the mayoral bee in his bonnet he has proclaimed his
purpose to abide by the will of the people in all official
AFFAIRS.
But now the mayor raises the direct issue whether
he the three recognized representative bodies more
truly represent what the people Of Los Angeles DESIRE
That the Of the which has spread
over much newspaper space When the mayors plea
sfs down to its real substance there is nothing left
of II but the declaration that he means to follow his
bent in naming the commissioners of public works.
without regard to protests from any source whatever
The holowness of the mayors pretension of regard
for the popular will is brought out clearly in his self
convlcting defense After proclaimng, in the usual
STYLE his willingness to be guided by public interests
he nconsistenty but defantly makes this declaration:
when became apparent to me that the bodies wnom
/ had addressed were making effort to name the
board themselves, l deemed that was released from
any obligations to them"
statement SO ridiculous that is reflection upon
the intelligence of the people of Los Angeles and
direct aront aimed at the peoples representatives
the chamber of commerce. the Merchants and Manu-
facturers association and the Municipal league
These bodies as even the schoolboys of Los Angeles
know can come naming the board them
selves than the making of suggestions to the mayor
1t is simply an unwarranted insult to these bodies to
make such absurd accusation But the opening gives
the mayor an opportunity project prominent trait
in his character and that to have been his main
purpose in the extraordinary statement quoted He
declares with his accustomed dogmatism: II did not
for moment reinquish my prerogatve and duty of
being the final judge to who the members OF this
board should be-"
houu ooid
the mayor been alarmed when t became apparent
to me that the bodies whom had addressed were max
ing effort to the board themselves?
The mayors forte to be that of a blockader.
He has succeeded in stopping the extension of electric
transit in the city and he appears to be aiming to
block the betterment of public works. In view of
his attitude side of this question and that of
the Republican machine on the other sde the outlook
for reform the public works department again
calls the rte saying about the devil and the deep sea-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
FROM SOCTETYS NOTEBOOK
BY THE CHATTHRER :.

Mrs. J. w. Murphy and Ralph Maurice
were the winners Of the prizes, and IN
addition to the card games there was
also an interesting program Of vocal
music, to which the guests Of honor
contributed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

q chance to air their pretended wisdom The sun spot
theory is revived and various are proffered
account for the phenomenal weather None of them
seems have hit upon the idea that the air is infected
with germs of graft fever.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

When you go out of town,
place your property interests
in the hands Of the Merchs
ants Trust Company.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

The health authorities doing earnest and effect
work in the line of correcting abuses
ing the ctys milk supply The fact is developed that
nearly all the derect daires outside the city limits
beyond municipal authority but that does pre-
vent control Of the output when offered for sale in
the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
United

English Rector (to parishioner) )--Cood
morning. Thompson; hear you have a
son and heir?
Parishioner-Yes sir; our household
now represents the United Kingdom.
RectOr-fiOW soI
Why, you see, / am Eng
fish, my wife's Irish, the nurse Is Scotch.
and the baby walls.-Harper's Weehly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

At last there is ground for hope that freight SER
vice between Los Angeles and the eastern markets will
be realized. The Rock Island railway system is re-
ported preparing for eightday freight schedule
between Chicago and this city. Rapid transit in freghts
Is more important than breakneck passenger speed
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

The good from the east that the phe-
nomena heat has passed at last 1t has left an
appalling record of death and distress No that
people into this of California to enjoy
a climate that is practically free from elements of
discomfort.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

The hot wave and the bare cupboards at home seem
to have combined to show the Chicago strikers folly
of further idleness The prospect of resumption of
work by the strikers, in they obtain employ
ment will make glad the hearts of suffering wives and
children.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
Informal Tea

Miss Inez Moore of 229 North Grand
avenue gave an informal tea yesterday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Albert
Moore.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
Pi-limeS and Pick-upS
Different Now

llIIlt WIS WIeIi fNdnbh5 WAS TnOT6 ldIucu
For talk than for her crop;
Her SONS all howled calamity,
And nothing could them stop.
The land was going to the dogs;
Talk and tornadoes ragged.
While long ng-bewhiskered men of jaw
Their anti-wealth war waged
But BLEEDING Kansas" wiser now,
Has changed her methods quite;
Her crops so generous are. they're cut
By gangs both day and night.
She has not time for chin-work; when
She wants a talking feast,
To get the spielers for it she
Imports 'em from the east!
Not all marriages are failures; the d.
vorce court finds some hymeneal knots
very hard to unite.
When a girl weds she takes a mans
name-as a preliminary to taking every
thing else he has.
A waterspout visited Manhattan Beach,
N. Y, last week and scores of swell
bathers nearly got wetl
Every working day the United States
is S40000,000 richer. Got your half cent?
There is this difference: Assurance
is what the agent has; insurance" is
what he sells you.
"a bunch of picked schoolma' ans is
what the Boston Herald will send to the
Portland show. Picked from the tree of
knowledge, eh?
The New York Tribune says the Rus
sian navy needs a new spirit. Tired OF
vodka?
Kansas City has started movement
to mark the Santa Fe trail. Scotty did
that-with empty "fizz' bottles
Mr.. Orange-He has very taking way.
Mr.. Lemon-Yes, but his returning way
is singularly undeveloped.
It's wonderful how the nonogenarians
are all lodging the aspersion that they
are guilty of the parentage Of ]. d. r..
A Massachusetts, clergyman says re-
porters go to church only to gather news.
He might have been kind enough to have
said the same thing about their attend
ance on Sunday baseball games. That
would have helped some.
"The Woggle Bug has ceased to ambia
across the stage in Chicago theater.
The creditors stepped on it.
Mr.. Prune-Doctors are different nova
days. They no longer bleed their
patients as they did century ago.
Mr.. Quince-Don't they? Wait till you
see their bills.
These are the days when a man finds
his best girl lying in a hammock, where
she lies-and lies-and liesi
After all it seems that Lawson only
mislaid his voice. He has found it again.
A German takes out red noses by
pounding them. You can get black
eye by pounding it in this country.
1t is evident that Grover Cleveland
knows what he's up against in this
Equitable affair. His new pictures show
him with his hands in his pockets.
bridesmaids are the real wedding
bellies.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

For the remote chance of finding gold in the Death
valley region amateur prospectors imperng their
lives and enduring untold suffering The ideal gold mine
is honest business conducted with energy affording
a good living and competence for old age
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

Mayor Dunno of Chicago has been restrained by
court "from interfering with the business of the WIRE
less telegraph company in any way" This, however
does not estop the mayor from continuing to work
political wires in connection with Hon. Tom Johnson
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

The terrible fate of Aeronaut Maoney at San Jose
knocks present hope for with the aeroplane
style of airshp. 1t is likely to be long time before
masters the attraction of gravation in aerial
navigation, but the time will come.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

A socaled apostle of woman" declares that
women mems house servants and mans cook
never be his social equal" woman who breaches
such mischevous stuff that is practical promoter
of divorce court business
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

The Evening Freight in view of it's losses in adver-
tising has forgotten to suggest that "in Angeles
now the Express is It." The for this mental
alteration lies in the fact that The Herald become
1t and the Evening Freight Is Nit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

In contemplating the closed door to municipal
form the voters of Los Angeles may reflect upon the
truism that as you make your bed shall you lie"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

Several large absorbers of Equitable Life cash are
reported being the edge of prosration.
The tables may be turned such funny as Sena-
tor Depew who always enjoyed the graft ibes at Tam
many politicians
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

Elihu Root has formally begun the job of holding
down the administration lid at Washington. He is a
lightweight compared with lidholder Taft but skill
counts in that task quite as much as weight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

The Chicago directory shows more men in the saloon
line than in any other. But considering the water fur
nished Chicago, this isn't so bad.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

under examination in local court in
volvng her sanity declared that she received money
from The issue of 'taint" and graft"
be raised about that remittance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

Yes, it's the Depew that the Republicans came
near naming as president in 1Sss-same one
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman says is not
mans equal because she cooks for him. AS he has to
the results she ought to feel than equal to
him
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

How could the closets have held all those New York
society skeletons?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

Rockefeller ought to feel revenged enough-some
of the papers printing pictures of Ida Tarbell.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

Cleveland, Ohio, has man who quizzes prospectiv
renters What is really needed is landlord questionel
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

chance is about to be offered for some ardent
local prohibitonist of wealth to bring down the number
of Angeles saloons to 199 forfeited license is to
be sold the best approved offer If that license were
bought framed by jealous antisaloon it might
inspire others to take hand in reducing the number
of sa1o
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21
Population of Los Angeles 2OI .249

General Collapse is likely to be Russa's next com
mander.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

Not all marriages are failures; the di-
vorce court finds some hymeneal knots
very hard to unite.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

When girl weds she takes a mans
name-as preliminary to taking every
thing else he has.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

A waterspout visited Manhattan Beach,
N. Y, last week and scores of swell
bathers nearly got wetl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

Every working day the United States
is s4O,0OO0OO richer. Got your half cent?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

It's wonderful how the nonogenarians
are all lodging the aspersion that they
are guilty of the parentage Of ]. d. r..
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-21

"A bunch of picked schoolma' ans is
what the Boston Herald will send to the
Portland show. Picked from the tree of
knowledge, eh?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-02
THE LEGISLATURE MEETS
IN EXTRA SESSION
Both Houses Preserve Their Old Organization
and Show Disposition to Get Down
10 Business.

legislature in session yesterday organ
the appropriation bills passed them ON first read
ing got business business-ke 1t
whether this spirit will continue rule in leg
saiv halls If does there be question that the work OF
finished much shorter order than
gune body Senator Ach has far dared to hope.
Mr. Ach said the Senate yesterday that that body
could do what had do and everything in cleared
That hope much But then the other hand
the members will insist upon talking for times
six days fear much, perhaps.
Both bodies of the Legislature yesterday chose the same d
the who had satisfactorily
the regular the presiding officers
appointed the Senate itself together
breaking Altogether, the first day of great
promise
Il hope that the legislature will take and at once the
departmental emergency appropriation BILL said Governor Carter
yesterday after the legislature had adjourned Il stated to the
notification that waited upon And the Senate has
failed of the regular 1t is necessary bill
nobody would for the schools closing instance
Superintendent of Public Works going of business
failure of his contingent fund But said all that to
the committee"
The several committees of the two houses have already gone
the appropriation bills and although the sessions Of
short yesterday all done that could have
DONE appropriation bill having been passed first read
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-02
TIPS ON WALKING.

Steps that are quick are indicative
Of energy and agitation.
Tip-toe walking symbolizes surprise,
curiosity, discretion, or mystery.
Turned-in toes are often found with
preoccupied, abSent-minded persons.
The miser's walk Is represented as
STOPPING, noiseless, with short. nerv-
Gus, anxious steps.
Where a revengeful purpose Is hid
den under feigned smile the step will
be slinking and noiseless.
Slow steps, whether long or short,
suggest gentle or reflective state of
mind, as the case may be.
The proud step il slow and meas
ured; the toes are conSpicuously
turned out; the legs Strengthened.
The direction OF the steps waverinp
and following every changing impulse
of the mind inevitably betrays uncer-
tainty, hesitation and indecigion.
Obstinate people, who in argument
rely more on muscularity than on in
tellectual power, rest the feet fatty
and firmly on the ground, walk heavily
and slowly, and stand with the legs
firmly planted and far apart.-Chicago
Journal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-02
FESTIVAL AFFAIRS
TAKING SHAPE

Madame Ida Gray Scott, the eminent
American prima donna soprano. who
has been especially engaged to sing
at the coming musical festival, is ex-
pected to arrive by the S. S. Ventura
tomorrow.
She has been the recipient Of a
wealth of extremely flattering notices
In the mainland papers and the pro-
moters of the festival are to be con-
graduated upon having secured the
services of such n distinguished artist.
Her presence will mean that Honolu-
lans will be able to enjoy musical
treat greater than any which has fallen
to their lot for long time.
The orchestra which has been or
ganized by Mrs. A. b. ingalls, to ac-
company some of the numbers will
consist of Miss Ramus. Mrs ingalls,,
Messrs Busch. Love, Carl Smith, Wich-
man, Marx, DR.. Ramus and several
others whose names have not yet been
fully determined upon.
There was a very successful re-
hearsal yesterday of the choruses OF
Kamehameha schools. Oahu College
High School, Normal School and Mills
Institute. The affair took place In the
Opera House in the afternoon and the
choruses did some extremely credltable
Joint work.
On Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
the contest choruses of Kaiulani, Ka-
ahumanu and the Royal schools Will
rehearse In the grandstand of the Boys
Field. The next rehearsal at the Opera
House will be on Thursday evening
when the band will be in attendance.
The Opera House will be decorated
in such way as will allow the colors
Of the respective schools being conspic
uous in a tasteful and elaborate whole
The plan of seats is now on view a
Wall, Nichols Co. where tickets may
be obtained.