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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
The AnaeIus

Farce held the boards at the An
gelus yesterday-farce of the highly
uproarious sort, with no particular
finesse, but multitudinous action of the
knockabout sort, and the little stock
company there proved that it should
have tackled something of this sort
before; the audiences liked it and the
lines now and then, managed to keep
things mixed UP at proper speed most
of the time.
Miss Hursey from Jersey is the
title of the affair." but it might as well
have been called Miss Nevercare from
Delaware" for all that Jersey had to
do with it. The plot revolves on the
mistaken identity theory and the sew
eral series of ludicrous but utterly
improbable mistakes serve to en-
tangle some half score otherwise pre-
sumably sane and sensible people in
more trouble than usually falls to the
lot of man.
The infatuation for a theatrical
beauty of an old married roue, the love
for the latters daughter by an irish
military man and the affection Of the
roue'S righthand man for the Jersey
maiden are enough to set things wrong,
when wife and father are dull and
stupid, and certainly the way the
skeins of their several lives are en-
tangled bring about some hilarious
situations. The rough and tumble ma
ture of the play acquits anyone of any
intention at high comedy work, but
as farce of this particular sort it is
well handled. Theodore Marston as a
Wall street broker seems especially
pat in the part and Norval MacGregor
as the Irish officer is excellent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
THE PANAMA MESS

Every glance one takes at the present condition of
the Panama canal project shows it to be in bigger
Every condition surrounding it, physical, fnan-
cia moral is rotten The whole business is nasty
deal the United States has had on its hands in
many year. And every tale about it shows the
completion of the muchwanted ditch to be further off.
Begun in iniquity and chcanery, the canal is
tied up in of red tape and is dumped into
foul slough of graft incompetence and donothingness
The very genesis of American handling of the canal
project conceived in iniquity Threshed inter
minably by congress and held by the railroad inter-
ests which rule the senate it was finally advanced to
what called state of tangible progress by trick
of alleged diplomacy-he creation of republic"
night and the compulsory overawng to acquiescence
therein of mother country whose province had
beed-a blot American morality not soon to be
erased
Gulpng this down. however, with good grace
money-graspng perversion permitted,
sent up cry to "dig" Engineers hustled to the
sthmus laborers and clerks were sent down. and wild
stories of progress began to float norh while yet not
the first thing had been done make fever helhole
habitable for white The natural consequences
ensued-and Panama's private graveyard grows lux
uriantly
tt IN the Wallace scandal Next Shonts went
down and rode over the canal zone. Japanese commits
soners taken there that their countrymen might
be hired laborers They found the too l-smell
ing for the yellow peril and shook their heads
against it. Several times the commission has been ire
organized And still spade has been struck into the
waiting dirt.
And the announcement that the available
funds running low. Congress must provide more
Meanwhile work will simmer along what is left
marking time.
The very route Of the canal has not yet been de-
termined. 1t is still problem whether it will be
sea-evel a lock ditch. There is no money to pro-
ceed And congress threatens to undo the whole busi
at it's next session!
he Panama canal can he dug Americans can die
it. But not till they eliminate graft procrastination
chickering's and fool moneyspending AS it stands
we have made of the whole canal nauseating
that it disgusts the world.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
PLANT TREES in Los ANGELES

When Los Angeles gets its new water system-and
despite the dirty work Of the local yellow sheet
doubts that It wione of its FIRST steps should be
to insist upon the planting and development of
shade along its residence thoroughfares In fact
this should be encouraged at not waiting for the
project approach fruition Then when the water
does come, the trees will be ready and waiting for It.
Nothing beauties a city than abundance Of
shade. The chief charm Of Of the older eastern
Places such as Cleveland Detroit, Indianapolis and
Others is the plenitude of It. In the time these
cities series of beautiful groves whose overarch
ing trees afford cool, dim avenues down which one may
walk in comfort the hottest day These clostered
asles of green the cities boast and pride and the
feature that makes the intensity of summer heat
endurable.
Yet these cities only enjoy their shade part of the
year. In the long, cold winter when the trees leaf
less and dead they shut out the meager sunshine and
add to the gloom and depression STILL this is consd-
cred sacrifice in comparison the benefits derived,
and for the green coolness of midsummer the people
consider the winters gloom small price.
Here in this land of perpetual spring and sunshine,
where the always green and shade CRATE
full; where winter adds Oppressive gloom as pen
atty there ought to be shade in superabundance Trees
grow here which will not stand the northern eastern
clmate-trees world-known for beauty and effective
many Of the citys glaringly bare
of their benehcence.
The admitted need of harboring the water has pre-
vented much reeplantng here Where some Of the
older they have been set out the effect has
been to make those streets the most beautiful in the
world-avenues of neverfadng green embelished with
towering monarchs, enhancing fairyland. With all
the water the thirsty earth every street in
town should be lined with these beautifers
So plant them In the succeeding years of their
early growth nurture the saplngs, be they palm
pine, pepper or magnolia acacia gum. Grow them
carefully and WELL against the time of abundant water
Then will Los Angeles have the feature in which
she lacks and which to city is so necessary-the
grateful, cool shade of treearched avenues.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
The Grand

One need not go to Tia Juana this
week for a bull fight, nor to China
town for hop smoke; neither to Paris
for the Folies Bergere nor on train
for Pullman berth; one may have all
these things and half a dozen more
thrown in for good measure at the
Grand and then some.
Tracked Around the World" lives
up to its name in it's -encircling
features. no matter what else a cap
tious critic may think of 1t, and for
variety Of scene and unexpectedness of
incident seems to be about the last
cry. At least packed houses of wildly
enthusiastic spectators at both matinee
and night performances yesterday gave
one to believe this, and after all the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
REV. Mr.. FIELD NOT PASTOR
Rev. John B. HoIley Of Third congre-
uational Church Corrects Error


gationaI Church Corrects Error
Editor Herald: 1 noticed In your
last Mondays issue statement to
the effect that Rev. Dana Bartlett of
the Bethlehem church had founded
Bethlehem work number two at Rail-
road and Main streets in connection
with the Third Congregational church,
that Rev. F. A. Field was to continue
as pastor of said church, while Rev.
Bartlett was to look after the institu-
tional features. The writer of this ar
ticle has been the pastor Of the Third
Congregational church for more than
five months, the Rev. F. A. Field hav-
ing gone to serve the Congregational
church at Eagle Rock. While myself
and church are in perfect sympathy
with the institutional work of Rev. ID.
Bartlett we have no knowledge of him
instituting a second work in connec-
ton with our church. AS a church
we are in very prosperous condition
and are not as per your article hoping
in time to become self-supporting but
are now fully self-supporting. Very
respectfully yours,
JOHN B. HOLLEY,
Pastor Third Congregational Church.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
August Fl in the Worlds History

1130-Abdulmumen Ibn Ali elected sultan Africa
1553-John Dudley, OF Tor
162A
maids consigned London the Virginia be sold for
tobacco at the rate of 2O pounds
Penn to prevent future claim obtained release
from James duke Of York, Of all his rights to Pennsylvania
lA aden equestrian Of George III in the Bowling
Green New York Fort George by Wilton being the birthday
OF the kings father Prince Frederick
1The continental General arrived
1sre American under General Wilkinson the
army Which he was
dernchief with
negroes Of white
population.
Conn., storm
ls64conderate attempted to drive General
Weldon railroad
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
SIR MICHAEL HICkS-6EAcH
TO VISIT UNITED STATES
BY Assoclated Press.

BY Associated Press.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 2O.--Sir Michae'
Hicks Beach, former chancellor of the
exchequer. is a passenger ON the Cunard
line steamer Umbria, which sailed from
here today. He is en- route for Singa-
pore by way of the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

An admirable idea, that of the Salvation Army for
big building of its wherein It will house its MANY
departments and center its fine work The good that
the army does along sociological lines is enough of
itself to commend II TO those few who Iook
askance upon its soul-winnng methods and II should
have fit headquarters for the efforts 1t makes for
mans uplift It Is to be hoped that nothing untoward
win defer the execution Of its plans
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

That little bunch OF chronic knockers who const-
tute the Hammer and Anvil club of Los Angeles to-
gether with their yellow organ are raising much less
OF howl with their yawping than they suppose The
general public has long set its the water plans
and few bats from the yellow are not carrying anv
more weight than its utterances usually do-amounng
net, to nothing at all
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

The importance Of a single vote in an election was
shown in the outcome of the exciting contest n 40
eide whether Terminal island should be annexed N
Long Beach, with the indirect issue of annexation TO
San Pedro in Long Beach was turned down. The
latter city by single vote. There is dispute over
the counting Of few votes however and the question
probably will be carried to the courts
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
Pastor Third Congregational Church.

The celebrated emerald mines of Muzo.
Colombia, are owned by the government.
and are among it's most valuable assets.
Colombia is seeking a loan In foreign
markets with which to carry on opera
tions in the mines.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

The airship failure at New York the last of a series
of such mshaps at half dozen points in the United
States within the last few months The only really
successful efforts Of the kind in this country have been
made in and about Los Angeles Does this Indicate
another popularity of Southern California climate?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Why don't San Pedro and Long Beach just consoli
date swallow Terminal Wilmington and all between
be real city and call it square?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

That doube-barreled tariff that was modelled in
Chicago appears to be adaptation of the Iowa idea
If that is correct it's aim is to breach the ranks of the
Republican protective standpaers One tariff and the
lower the better, is what Democrats demand
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Could the Kansas elements have become Jealous of
Tom Lawson's talk in that and have blown Topeka
nearly away just to get even?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Auto manufacturers condemning auto races
That's sensible; but who made races possible if
not the manufacturers?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Is that gosudarstvennaia douma any relation to a
zemsky sober? Or do you merely have to be sober to
say it? And can you If you are?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Betwixt the "stand-patters" and the "doubIe-barre
ariffers the Republican party to have troubles
of it's own these days.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Between being blown up in the backmail papers
and by bombs leading New York men must feel that
they are getting theirs good and plenty
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

The Frisco Shriners have sent an advance guard to
Los Angeles to plan for the coming convention Los
Angeles expects to do the honors fully and completely
but any hints suggestions will gratefully received
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Two deaths from the burning of a fimsy shack
hote at the Portland exposition. The only wonder
that more such holocausts not recorded hous
ing of human beings in such death traps is criminal
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

And thereupon Korea butts in and mixes matters I'D
again. Isn't it exasperating? What has Korea to say
about what becomes of itself-any more than has
China?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

But dynamite doesn't the Saratoga gamblers
nearly much does good stiff winning That's an
accident right.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Standard Oil dividends this year are $780, as against
$29 in 1904 Perhaps Kansas is paying the odd 81 for
her fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
Pi-limeS and Pick-upS
Hla ouerY

His Query
I've had tn measles an tn mumps,
An scarlet fever, too;
TIL yellow ja'ndice hain't so bad;
I've had tn. hives, a few.
Sore throat comes on me onct year;
Sore toes at barefoot time;
get tn stomick-ache a lot,
When apple trees / climb.
An I have had tn stone bruise when
My foot hit on a rock.
But what 1 really wanter know
s sub-foci ketchin', doc7
A Missouri Judge says the sunfower,
the state blossom Of Kansas, is a weed
The entente cordiale between these two
states is gone forever.
Kansas city water is so thick that they
shovel It, and the plumbers are In de-
spair because 1t can't leakl
Poppy-The Oranges are installed in
their new home.
Magnolia-why give their secrets away7
How much O week2
Japan has declined to send men to dig
the Panama canal for us. Russia kills
'em fast enough without trying the
yellow peril" on them.
The consumption of salt in the United
States has doubled since 1885, but the sup
ply of fresh guys is larger than ever.
Queer, eh?
The washington Post is out with
defense" of the senate. A good cham
pion in a hopeless cause.
A Tennessee man drank barrel OF
whisky in five weeks. Then the lid was
put down-by the undertaken.
A Missouri man named Ben Bolt-but
no; his wifes name is Hannah, not Alice
at ALL
Russia is the bear in the peace con-
ference-especially on the indemnity
clause.
Mr.. Plum-Is ounce good at fgures7
Mr.. Prune-He ought to be; he's always
In the front row.
Would it be dirty" deal IL we were
to boycott the Chinese laundrys, in re-
turn?
Most men make a ringing speech
when they propose
A Kentucky woman of 33 years has just
taken her ninth husband. Men always
were gallant in the bluegrass state.
Every musician and singer In the New
York municipal parks, it has been de-
creed, must belong to the musical union.
What about the birds?
Japan's Plight
In talking over terms of peace, the Rus
slams have the ledge"
For when they're up against snag, and
do not care to hedge,
They can a torrent of disgust emit in
awful phrase.
For subjects of the car can swear in
forty-'leven waysI
But when the Japs grow full Of wrath,
they're up against 1t right;
They may decline to give bit, and
argue, main and might;
But they can't cuss, no matter what fool
things are on themclsprung,
For the very simple why-there are no
swear words in their tongue!
Thus at disadvantage are the willy
Japanese;
That's why hank on Russia to win out
this game with easel
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

China gets no new treaty with till the boyco
stops. But is it China that wants treaty?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Oyama is strainng at the leash and eager to Civ
battle Do you hear that Mr. Witte? Better get bus,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

It is now up to the bicycle to hold up it's end as
man slayer The auto and the motor cycle distanc
ing it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Perhaps Russia argues that she cannot give u
Sakhalin when she hasn't got it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
Population Of Los Angeles 2OI .249

The eclipse of chauncey Depew seems to be a total
obscuration.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Perhaps that tornado in Kansas only surplus
blowof of the uproarous talk against "the system
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Terminal" island seems to be only the beginning O
the Long Beach-San Pedro row.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

The first act of the gosudarstvennaia douma should
be to rechristen ITSELF
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

In Washington it is the investigated life that many
are living at present.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Every musician and singer In the New
York municipal parks, it has been de-
creed, must belong to the musical union.
What about the birds?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Turkey sending troops Macedonia. Has it heard
the Macedonian cry?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

A Kentucky woman of 33 years has just
taken her ninth husband. Men always
were gallant in the bluegrass state.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

A Missouri Judge says the sunhower,
the state blossom Of Kansas, Is a weed.
The entente cordiale between these two
states is gone forever
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Kansas city water is so thick that they
shovel It, and the plumbers are In de-
spair because 1t can't leakl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Most men make a ringing speech
when they propose.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

The HeraId's circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
e larger than that Of the Examiner or the Express
and second only to that Of the Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Poppy-The Oranges are installed" in
their new home
Magnolla-w give their secrets away7
How much q week2
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Would it be dirty deal IL we were
to boycott the Chinese laundrys, in re-
turn?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

The washington Post Is out with a
defense" of the senate. A good cham
pion in a hopeless cause.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

The consumption of salt in the United
States has doubled since 1885, but the sup
ply of fresh guys is larger than ever.
Queer, eh?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Japan has declined to send men to dig
the Panama canal for us. Russia kills
'em fast enough, without trying the
yellow peril" on them.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

A Tennessee man drank barrel OF
whisky in five weeks. Then the lid was
put down-by the undertaken.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Russia is the bear" in the peace con-
on the indemnity
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

Mr.. Plum-Is ounce good at figures?
Mr.. Prune-He ought to be; he's always
In the front row.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

A Missouri man named Ben Bolt-but
no; his wifes name is Hannah, not Alice
at all.
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