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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
SANTA MONICA AFFAIRS
City Trustees Hold Meeting and
Transact Routine Business

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. S.-The board
of city trustees met in regular session
last evening, when the following busi-
ness was transacted: Strip of land in
the Fountain Glen tract offered to the
city for alley purposes, accepted; re-
turns of the recent annexation election
were canvessed and adopted in due
form; resolutions were adopted order
ing street improvement work on Kinney
street and Dwight avenue and profles
of Ashland and Hart avenues were
adopted.
1t is reported that the Southern Cali
fornia Real Estate and Investment
company of Los Angeles has purchased
tract of land known as the "Gunn
and Hardison property" lying east Of
the city and comprising 1O4 acres. The
consideration is 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
REACHES PORT AFTER
TEN MONTHS VOYAGE
AMERICAN SHIP BENJAMIN PACK
ARD AT SAN DIEGO
Has Long Trip Around the Horn From
BaItimore-Ered Crosby Appointed
to important Position in Y. M. c.
A. in Pennsylvania

Special to The Herald.
' SAN DIEGO, Aug. S.-The American
ship Benjamin f. Packard, which took
Baltimore to San Diego. was docked
at the Bunkers wharf this morning and
commenced discharging. She brings a
cargo of coal for Spreckels Bros Com
mercial company.
Information was filed yesterday
against Joe Hiaro, charging forgery.
The allegation is made that Hiaro at
tempted to pass on l.. ]. Varney of the
Brawley Farming and Experimental
company a bogus check for $7.9S, which
had been indorsed with the names of
It. Suglmato and the Vale Brothers,
both Endorsements having been made
by this defendant. Hiaro is at present
in the custody of the cheriff.
Word has been received that Fred
Crosby, formerly assistant secretary
OF the Y. M. C. A. here, has been ap-
pointed state secretary of boys work
in Pennsylvania. For two years he has
had charge of the boys department in
the Springfield, Mass, Y. M. c. A. and
the new appointment is a recognition
Of the excellent work he has done there.
Mr.. Crosby is a native of San Diego.
G. Terrazas, formerly chief of police
OF Ensenada. was In the city yesterday
on his way to Mexicali the little Mex
lean town on the line opposite Calexico,
where the new branch Of the Southern
Pacific crosses the boundary. The two
places are growing In Importance and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
SEEK COOL SEASHORE
Thermal Ranchers and Families Conn.,
ing to Coast


Special to The Herald.
THERMAL, Aug. S.-Messrs. Wig
gins & Marnel started for Rocky Ford,
Colo. Tuesday, via Los Angeles and
San Francisco. They closed the pack
ing house before going and no more
shipments of cantaloupes will be made
through the association until the fall
crop is ready to market. ...f.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gordon and daugh-
ter, Anita, started on a vacation trip
Friday. Mr.. Gordon will return soon
to look after his fall crop of melons
but Mrs. Gordon and daughter will re-
main away until time for school to
commence.
On Sunday morning the following
people left for different points on the
coast Judge Harris and family, Mr.
and Mrs. E. w. Stanley, Mrs. Woods,
Miss Mamie Young, Mrs w. B. Ames
and C. E. Holcomb. Judge Harris
will reside in Los Angeles and Mr.
Holcomb in Anaheim. The others will
return to Thermal after their visits
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
ATTORNEY ATTACKS RIVALS
FRANCHISE
SETTLES SEWAGE PROBLEM
San 5ernardino Municipal Government
Finds Difficult Task In Attempt
ing to Please Various
Corporations
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Aug S.-The
fight between the San Bernardlno Gas
and Electric company, which has in the
past occupied this field so far as elec-
trio light and power is concerned alone.
and the new company, the Lytle Creek
Power company. has come to an issue
by an attempt on the part Of the old
concern to block the franchise of the
new enterprise in the city council.
Judge F. w. Gregg. attorney for the
old company, appeared before the coun-
ell and attacked the franchise as illegal
and violation of the recently enacted
statutes of the state. alleging the coun-
cilmen would be liable to prosecution IL
they passed it. The attack was purely
on technical grounds.
Judge j. L. Campbell the chief pro-
moter of the Lytle Creek Power COM
pany, stated he was in for a fight to the
finish, and will insist on the passag ge
of the franchise at the next meeting of
pany created something of a sensation.
After graphing with the problem of
what to do with the city's sewage for
many months the city council has at
last entered into a contract for it's sale
to private parties for a sewer farm and
fertilizer purposes. w. H. Miller and
B. Rudell, who are supposed to repre-
sent other capitalists, were awarded
to take the same at the present outfall
and take it outside the city limits.
The city has heretofore dumped the
sewage into Warm creek. but the state
board of health refused to permit
continuation of the practice.
Woman Shoots at Marauder
Mrs. Thomas Mullgan, wife of
Santa Fe brakeman, had a midnight
battle with burglar at her home, cor
ner of Third and G streets last night.
She discovered a man skulking about
the back yard seeking to gain an en-
trance to the house, and quickly secur
ing her pistol sent fusillade of bullets
after him! The intruder quickly disap
peared and scaled ten-foot board
fence into a lumber yard, making his
escape. The shooting aroused neigh
Dor named Marsh, who also sent a vol
ley after the would-be burglar, and
whether he was wounded is not known.
The David Morey will contest has at
last been settled, the decision of Judge
N. H. Conklin of San Diego sitting in
the superior court here being affirmed
in sustining the will by the supreme
court By the terms Of the will the
property went to Banker K. c. Wells
and Attorney c. G. Truesdale of Red
lands, the heirs being cut off from the
$4,000 estate. The case has been tried
three times in the superior court here,
each time being takn from the jury by
the trial judge. Each time it has been
appealed and sent back for new trial,
but is now ended by being affirmed by
the supreme court.
The Cotton city council has adopted
an ordinance forbidding the peddling
of fruit about the Southern Pacific de-
pot in Cotton, owing to the hoodlum
element making conditions very disa
greeable there. The Southern Pacific
will now regulate the matter and grant
trains.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
HOW THEY RAN AT ri
THE LAToNIA PARK TRACK
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 8.-Results:
Seven furlongs-Dartulha won, Bell
Toone second, Happy Jack II third.
Time. 1874 2-5.
Seven furlongs-Hortensia won, AL
bemarle second, Foreigner third. Time
1882 3-5.
Five furlongs-Galetta won, Coma
second, Santa Lucia third. Time, 1:Oe
Mile-Van Hope won, Apple second
Sister Lillian third. Time, 1:47 3-5.
Five and a half furlongs-Creet woi
Matabon second, Neodesha third. Tim
I'LL 2-5.
Six and half furlongs-Bryan wq
Covina second, Omealia third. Tin
1:25
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
Life second, Mamie Hodge third. Time.

Life second, Mamie Hodge third. Time,
1:134-5.
Mile neutrality-suspicious. won, Sonoma
Belle second, Sir Lynnewood third.
Time. 1:41.
Five and a half Observation-Disclosures
won, Adonis second, Reidmoore third.
Time. 1908.
Mile-Mollie BrantT won, Dolly Span
ker second, Cairngorm third. Time.
1:39 2-5. ir
Five and a half furlongs-Hooray
won, Hermitage second, Lord of the
Forest third. Time, 1908.
Mile-Glowstar won, Suffice second,
Gambler third. Time. 1:43.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
ELsINORE PERSONAL
NOTES OF INTEREST

Special TO The Herald,
ELSINORE, Aug. S.-Miss Mona
Clewett. sister of George Clewett Of
Grand avenue, arrived yesterday for a
visit.
Mrs. Margaret Hazard left this
morning for a weeks outing in San
Diego and OceanslGe.
Miss Ivy Yates and her little niece,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William d.
Johnston of Riverside, arrived from
that city today.
Attorney f. H. Whitfield left today
for his home in Rapid City, s. d., via
Portland, ore. Mrs. Whitfield and chill
dren will spend month or two in
Elsinore.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
IOWA VETERAN EXPIRES
Electric Line Grants Transfers to
Soldiers Home


Special to The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, Aug. S.-John
s. Taylor Co. K, Twenty-ninth Iowa
infantry, aged 49, native of Iowa.
died while on furlough at Graham
Station Cal.
Ex-Governor Markham Of Pasadena
our local manager, made an official
call on Governor La Grange today.
DR.. Philip L. Wise, graduate OF
the University of Southern California
has &een appointed as assistant sur
geoE-
Mist Alberta Spear has returned tc
her post of duty as nurse, vice Miss
Frances Lee, resigned.
Transfers are now given to Soldiers
Home passengers on the electric cars
so the boys can ride in as far as the
Westgate entrance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
Sam FrnncIaoo HoteIa

II you are going 70 spend a week or
month In San Francisco the most COM
Portable way Is to take an apartment
all ready for housekeeping. You will
md the very best accommodations at
the Luxor Apis, s57 octavia street, San
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09
CHARGED WITH FORGERY
RedIands Justice Holds Accused Man
for Superior Court

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, Aug. S-W. II. Buch-
anan was given his preliminary ex-
animation this afternoon in Justice
Giffords court. He is charged with
forging check for s555 on the First
National bank. He was bound over to
the superior court by Judge Clifford.
The gas rate has been reduced in this
city from $1.75 per thousand cubic feet
to $3.50, which. with cash discount
makes $1.S5 rate. The new rate will
go into effect Oct. /.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-09

Everythins you want you will find in
the classified page. One cent word.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01
A Hobo Hero

His namo Is mepeylt. Tie Is iast a plain Bst--
He 5 a
The saving four lives doomed
Minnesota the magnificent
from his fellow Wanderers aud great
OF his fellow lie attempting
when the flames him of compelled him
Not the least interesting thing about this unknown his
refusal anything ahout himself
he had put night
not the spleador of his deed ty talk
To him the event simple matter realized
danger to the
himself 20 the rescue
simpler many O as have
tramp did, lie efaw the his hands and
Eropd about that the
and the
from
sona Cor the
which placing
their whole dependence the strength
lie did because he Is the hero himself be
Not for long country sample
unseldsh service aud hcrolsm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01
REGULAR FOUNDERS.

Quite few of our people wsess
in Antwerp Saturday night. xtsf
boys seemed to like tho asnuo qpO
round. - knosdale eerre1pos uOurc
Antwerp co. lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01
rke SO Mat Store

All the new Fall Styles nov on
sale. u. n Brooks 4 Co. 1871 End
avenue ~s$
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01


II was thar the whine from the cup
board sounded very distinct indeed
"Oh. father"
The giFl had swung open tho door
before the man could stop her. a
very INUNDATED little daehshund
stood blinking for moment. aud
then waadied out into the roam.
IT'S Miss Brendon's Fresh Air
Fund dofk from Bayland street. :
said the little girl. firmly. That's
Is collecting box wot n as around
Is neck 'Ow did 9 get ere2T
The man had got 10 his feet with
an ugly look. but before his littie
daughters steady eyes he hesltated
shnffling with his feet.
THAT dorR as sent scores OF Us
Kids into the country. father" she
continued. "'Ow did q come 'ereT''
"Strayed. ! guess. said her father.
ahaepishlv II found tha poor little
dorg wandering down the court and
! brought I'm ONE tlli eould find
a howner for i'm | avent touched
Is collecting box. II was lock Vi
and ! adn't time" Hs checked
himself quickly. Taking a piece OF
cord from his pocket he fastened It
to the dogs collar and the girl
watched him In silence 4 think
I'll come along with yer" sho aaid
quietly.
1T was a very curious thing. .
sald Miss Brendon. the lady in
spector Of factories. TO her friend
I They all arrived together. Jessie
Plnmmer leading Billie, and that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01

scamp 90 a father OF hers ionnglhg
behind They told story OF billie
being found wandering down their
court. which NaE remarkable
thing for Billie to do. by tho way.
offered the man a shilling for hia
trouble. but he shook hts head. |
don't think | was over moro sur
nrisei
but I insist on Il. rlummer. |
said
mo. ulsa. he replied. ia rath-
or not And then. after a long
hesitation. ~ yer want To spend a
bob we'll. give It to them kids
To whom | asked
TO them kids wot yor oalla Their
Fresh Air Fund
Very we'll. TOLD hlm. 4 will
put down Mt. W plummer for a
subscription of ono shilling.
" Thank yer. miss" he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01

Billie. the little daehshund. sat on
the step hooking mp and down the
street with a sleepy curiosity.
To the right. some 50 yards away,
where glitterrd the windows Of the
CANDY public house began the sium
quarter. n place where his mistress
had told him 20 avoid. Little DOGS
of respoctabiliiy did not always re
turn from a walk N that direction
Moreover. about Billte's meek hung n
ooIIecttng- box. and he knew that
wealth had lfs responsibilities a.
Vel as It's slorisS.
billie had watched the man out Of
HE eornel Of has eye with a laxy
suspicion. When Mrs. nibden. the
wife OF the proprietor Of nihden'a
stores. placed that shilling IN the
eollecfing-box. the man had been
aprawling against the public honse
Since then he hal been edEiug up
The street.
The man walked pas, him. Billie
hal entirely urisiutEed his inten-
F1tons A piece OF liver lay suggest
lively on the lower step.
lie had never been In a sack te.
fore lie would have howIed for
aid. but AZ the first whine the man
ehoked All the breath from his body.
Then he abandoned hope lie had
baea stolen. and he knew l.
"fErc. less noise there" said che
man anEriIy. Comm hreakin' Ia
ike a hioomin' heiipbant"
She was n slip Of a girl The
curses OF the slum that lie in food.
IN atmosphere. and In evil eumrade-
ship. had pinehed her face and
shtnned her limbs. and had. more
over. added that air OF hari self
assurance which marks the children
OF her clazs. Yet that evening there
was a more gentle look In her gray
eyes and touch Of color In her
cheeks rs she stood staring AZ her
father over the bunsh OF whitening
flowers she carried
There. didn't mean 70 frighten
yer" continued her parent. Ave a
good timer
1T was Jest wonderful" she said
did yer ever seen the country.
father
4 WIS born there. Jessie"
Was yer. now An yer never
told me. Was mother born there.
soof"
The man rose from hts chair and
lounged across 10 The window. from
which be leaned staring down into
the narrow oourt below.
Atfieid way" he said sulkIly
60 on. carn't yer. I'm listening.
There vas trees as thick as
thick" she cried, eagerly enough.
Not one or two. NJ 'undreds IN
Their manner Of speakin'. And flow
ers. too. wat yer might pick and no
one to stop-that Il. they didn't try
a. on me- flowers got 'ad no soot
on EN- neither. Then We climbed
III. and yer could look fer miles
and miles. IL fair frightened me. lt
did. On. father"
She stopped with a half sob In her
voice. 20 that the man looked back
over his shoulder with a glance or
surprise.
Ere. wot's up he said.
Don't yer thiuk--tarn't We
oarn't we get no work out there. In
the country"
WORK Nav Wot put that into
yer silly cad"
But yer carnt get none 'ere.
neiiher-at least. not regular" she
argued
stow that" he shouted. with
sudden feroelty. I'm an honest
working man, that's wot ! am.
You'll bo calling me thief next.
sneaking round 10 the tees, I've mo-
doubt. with yer nasty lies. And orI
this comes Of this yer blooming 10
eiety Wot takes ont kids 10 the coun-
dry an makes 'em ashamed OF their
fathers The next time see that
toff with tickets. strike me. II
don't go for to-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01
FROM THE VAUDEVILLE.

Would you bloWc answer mo vun
queia loA. Oscar"
certainly nod. Fire ID AMY
otto"
We'll. den. why las a bum Roiuf
biayer like girl cutting u6 a dill
picklef'
ASK mo"
"neoas dey are seen slloiog der
green. ha. ha."
Meier mind. haf yum on you. ="
"Vad Ia isaf"
'sYour shoes lisa too inut."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01
BILL PLUMBERS
SUBSCRIPTION

The flowers fell tamhllnE GO the
fiuor She Wa hiding her face IN
her hAnha. her small body shaking
With sohs. The man hesliated q
moment. and then. moving across.
patisd her on the shoulder. There.
there. Jessie. he said. you're eFi
right | didn't mean lt. Old girl
Ere. tell me some more
II yeFsd Nwsn ~ yer wonldn
talk about hashlnE no toff. orr vi -
kids was like crazy things with .he
Joy OF Il. They vas that And its
enly once a year. father. that the
Fresh AR Fund comes around
tie granted some haif-apoloEy.
ard. dropping into a wooden chaiF.
commenced to I'll hts plpe. And 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

new hltehlng posts Eat that place
Lisbon Patriot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01
Attention Fratsrnal Orders and
Soeistiss

our studio Is especially arranged
for large groups OF All kinds and
sizes At very moderate prices. Open
sundays from | 10 ; g. IA. only.
Eggeu a Eficaon studio. Eltei
bldg second and Pike. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01

tDad yoa make Bit With an
heirens at the BeaahGre this year.
choliy7"
No | met with my usual summer
mlaa."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01
Fur A WORTHY CAUSE.

A peach and Ice errsnn festival
wiz be held At tho WiiiiamHport NJ.
n. church saturday evening. Tn"
proeeesia will go towards erestinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01

Don't forget 10 mail your Soy "a
tlie dsad aolmai contractor n you
leaxs your cat AT home ghe0 500 100
90 pour vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01

Many mao wbo Is ohiS,inH he
golf baih over the grvssa today VIII
ha putting 10 his afternoons fixing
he furnace peat winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01

We name prices on e few Items priced specially
for tomorrow many other Items priced saenlly III
low are not listed for sent 0f space
a.nisoire. Ailis rexnlay Dtee ~ more than
6nObIo tor@Tsflae We adG f0r price, per can zoe
sq9aky Ply p Oer tUIi Dor Of ~ large deubie
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~ -. 900. .s..tt.... s.... $500. .-ssssss Zoe
Pears ooap Quaker Special ,...sst. OBJ. Dc
Cuteun eOap regular price Csc, Quaker spes
Dr olenHona boz 81 assorted uedlcnted and am
iiseptle s0np. regular price s1e. QUAKER Hp..is
Vhfflng spray RyfiuEc, regular price 100
Quaker saturday special price ......r.... 81 10
zoe lar White VnHeltne Quaker haturdny sur
To- IIox CaHaaratts, Quaker Saturday special
price .la
Aleoeks Porous Piasters oualer special price
..................... ....44.... .-.s.s... s1e
quaker Flea Driver drives away fleaa. 25t
tHHaetue Instantly destroys roncheHs ants.
beetles bed bugs ana othor inject posts. Non
poisonous. run pint -. ........ soc
Large scratch Tablets. just the thing for school
regular price Zoe. Quaker special Saturday
price o. ...........s s-s...sss .s+-+s 800. lie
Compoation Books. large size. regular price zoe
Quaker special price 49, ....-..~. .--as.... DE
zoe Bottle ParoSde Of hydrogen, Quaker sat-
uriaY special ..-... Zoe
We are showing "a choice selection of beautiful
auctions and are uneauaied for high class work.
We Offering them At our popular low prices
Souvenir Postal Cafda ln wood and leather any
address or Motto burnt them free 81 charge
Visit Our pyroBaphie Department.
W. have "a large stock Of newest designs IN
gives free Instructions IN this work 20 patrons Of
the department
Fres delivery to oil n1rm Of the city. uae your
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01
va STAR DUST va

~ pa4s year pardon. 0eF DW card
tSat I'ss. nra > oaha afusde ri eD .
'tan dln so Veil. I y@G Ss,Hno
der pao sasft. an, 6n. HnSk"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-08
For the c. A. r. Encampment.


Meade Post No G, Dept w. Va. q.
y. r., at its last meeting elected
eight delegates and eight alternates,
who in addition to all the past com.
manders are entitled to attend the
State lIncampment which is to be held
at Parkersburg on the 9th, 10th and
18th instant. 1t Is also expected that
many others will avail themselves OF
the special rates of one and one.third
fare for the round trip, whether old
soldiers, sailors or citizens. For the
information OF all who wish to go II
is requested that they be at the depot
At O'Clock on Tuesday morning Tor
the train going by way of Clarksburg.
1t is announced that all the State bat.
tie flags are TO be there on exhibition,
which will serve to recall the heroic
deeds of those who followed them to
victory or defeat, and some unto death
ere the final victory was won and the
Union preserved for which they gave
up their lives in costly sacrifice too
dear TO be forgotten even by the
generations 10 come.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-08
lOPENIREBELLION
IS LOOKED FOR y IN THE cAUcA.
susi UNLESS STRONG MEAS \
uREs ARE TAKEN. \ Z

OBJ. Publishers, Pre ,ssI)l

" " : - r. : 2 y q ..ltH H.
ST. PETERSBURG, May Sire.
ports from the Caucasus state that
the soldiers in that region are becom-
ing unruly, and the cause Of their al
most open rebellion is said TO be
the work Of revolutionist agitators.
Literature Of an incendiary nature
has been circulated among! the troops
by the revoIutionists,i and this has in
cited the soldiers to rebel against the
authority OF their officers. Many in
stances are reported where men have
refused to obey commands and have
openly insulted their superiors.
Reports received from Manchurla
show that there is trouble in the ar.
my at the front. The officers are the
ones affected there, however. Re.
port has 1t that General Linievltch
has discovered number OF officers
who have volunteered to assist the
revolutionary movement at home for
the purpose Of setting representa-
tive government. All the officers who
are accused of having offered theil
assistance will be court.martialed.