Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
SAY HUNTINGTON
IS BACK OF It
is DEVELOPING SAN DIEGO
INTERESTS
lnterhlah School Debating Meet Date
ls FiSed-FootbalI Teams Pre-.
pare for Work-San
Diego Brevltles

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SAN DIEGO, Nov. 2.-The belief Il
strong locally that II. E. Huntington 1.
Interested In many of the develop
ments and investments now heins
! made in the county and city. 1t is
| claimed that he Is planning to develoI
| the immense power of the San Lui.
Rey for the purpose of generating cleo
tricity for the use on an electric line
south from Santa Ana and 30 ant
through this city.
The belief is also strong that Hunt.
| ington is back of the new electric line
which connects the La Jolla railroad
depot with the Cuyamaca railroad. The
La Jolla railroad is now being elec.
| tried and it is claimed that Hunting.
ton will before long extend his service
south to La Jolla and will use the
roads already built from there through
and beyond the city.
Bank Is to Be Opened
The Esconddo National bank will
open its doors for business on sat
urday. L. j. Wilde of San Diego is
president; Arthur Jones, vice president;
S. A. Reed, cashier, and w. A. Sickler
assistant cashier. Herman w. Hellman
of Los Angeles is one of the directors
The interhigh school debate between
Santa Ana and San Diego is to take
place at Santa Ana on Saturday even
ing, the 11th inst. Ferdinand Munior
and Leroy Bennett are to represent
San Diego. L. b. Avery, principal of
Redlands high school; F. w. Kauff-
nan, superintendent of Pomona
schools, and Judge Noyes of the Sill
perior court of Riverside are to be the
judges. The San Diego high school
football team is to meet the Santa Ana
team on the afternoon of the same day
and a large delegation of teachers and
pupils will accompany the football
players and debaters.
San Diego Briefets
Ward e. McFadden, manager of
Levy's cafe in Los Angeles, is in San
Diego for q month or six weeks ac-
companied by his wife while waiting
the completion of Levy's new building.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Grant celebrated
the twenty fifth anniversary of their
marriage last night
Rehearsals for the Merchant Of
Venice" which is to be presented this
year by the High School Dramatic
club, will begin next week. The play
will be presented on the 23rd and oath
of next February.
Rev. F. e. Allison, who has been as
signed to San Diego Methodist Epis
copal church, south, to succeed Rev.
M. B. Sharbrough, has arrived from
New Mexico. Rev. SCARBOROUGH has
been transferred to the Mississippi con-
ference.
San Diego Prohibitionists and tenn
perance workers will meet in conven-
ton and conference next Friday at
T. Methodist Episcopal church. State
Chairman A. B. Taynton will preside.
The principal address will be in the
evening by John P. st. John.
Nearly all Of the painters in the city
went on strike yesterday morning
because of the refusal of the master
painters to grant an increase of SO
cents a day in their pay. The plumbers
are also having troubles on account
of a dispute over hours.
The first day Of the convention of
Southern California club women was
marked by three full sessions. Ad-
dresses of welcome were delivered by
Mayor Sehon on behalf of the city and
by Mrs Philip Morse on behalf Of the
local clubs. The address of State
President Mrs. Josiah E. Cowles and
by Mrs. Eugene B. Scott, president
of the southern district, were delivered
this morning. Reports from various
clubs We're heard this afternoon and
reception at the Y M. c. A. building
was held this evening.