Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-29
PASADENA BUSINESS MEN
TAKE PRECAUTINS
TO INVESTIGATE ciEFULLY
Henry Thompson, Son-inAw OF John
Brown, Is Fatally HLocai
Notes and Peraal
Mention
Pasaha Agency.
ia East prado Street

PASADENA, June 2SBuslness men
Of this city have put aan on rake ao-
vertising schemes anfhey also pro-
nose to refrain from sging into their
finances to assist invery flim-fia1n
proposition that the know notninS
about The followinis to be promi-
nently displayed in Sn place OF pusl-
ness: mo request fdonatlon or SUD-
scrintion will he e,rtained or adver-
tisement placed in W put, estaplsneo
publications unles. written endorse
ment of the mercHts' ASSOCIATION mas
been obtained. "fhe matter was
brought I'm for cussion at the reg
,,lar meeting of. ksmerchants' associ-
alton TODAY wher-was stated that the
members are frlently imposed upon
by persons and cletles VINO ask dons-
tions for this ohat cause from which
the donor receis no benefit from any
source whatev Merchants are fire.
ouentlv besies by canvassers for ad-
yertising scheis and as they have no
wav of knowit the legitimate from the
fake kind it a losing proposltlon TO
the one who kes them up without an
opportunity complete investigation.
Henry pmpson Seriously III
Fatally ill the Pasadena hospital is
Henry Thotson, son-in-law of John
Brown. theamous abolitionist. Mr..
Thomson S3 years of age and since
last Janua he has been a suferer
from Briggs disease. He made his
home witAis daughter, Miss Mary E.
ThompsoPf TAT South Los Robles av-
enue. wis a teacher in the Mckinley
school. tr mother, who was John
Browns saughter, died in January,
1904. II other daughters and son
of Mr.. lompson reside in this state.
W.T. Road District Changed
Altaha residents have petitioned
the sfrvisors to separate North Pas
adenrom the Altadena road district:
also enlarge the latter by adding a
slicerom the Lamanda Park district
embcing the territory between Lake
avee and a point 800 feet east of Hill
avee. running north to the mountain.
Thchange is advocated by the Alta
de- Progressive league whose mem
be say it will be an advantage for
bler roads. The league discussed the
Hter last night and adjourned till
Stember.
Pasadena Brevities
Or. Coyle j. Tracy, a Pasadena ply
clan, and Miss Helen Nevenhuysen
4 Los Angeles, were married last even
ng at the Hollenbeck hotel. The cere-
nony was performed in the presence of
few friends, by Rev. S. G. Dunham
# the Pasadena Universalist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy will reside at IT'S
North Los Robles avenue.
Pasadena is well represented at Po.
mona because of commencement week
u Pomona college. Among those in
are Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cole
nan, Rev and Mrs. S. G. Emerson,
Misses Madeline and Edith Water
louse. Murial and Florence Emerson,
Carol Cpman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knight have
'eturnei from Detroit. Mich. to which
place hey accompanied the remains
of Mr. Knights father. Gilbert w.
Pratt. They also visited other places
In theeast.
The Washington kindergarten school
building is finally completed and has
been accepted by the architect of the
schod board. The new Madison school
will pc completed by September 1.
Tn Women's Socialist union has ar
ransd for a patriotic program to take
plad at Library park on July A. 1t is
tc y known as a 'peaoe celebratio :"
Fed Driscoll pleaded guilty to petty
iardny In Justice Klamroth's court