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PART OF FACE EATEN AWAY
Body of Bjorklund, Missing Since De-
cember, Found Near Warren.

WARREN MINN-The body of Daniel Bjork-
lund who was lost last December. has been
found 1t had lain in a deadfurrow thru the
winter, and animals had eaten the flesh of one
side of the face.
Biorklund was missed Dec. Is. The night of
Dec IA he in company with Hilmar johnson,
left the Lund postofice, and stopped at
farmhouse and purchased whisky. There is
some suspicion that the whisky contained,
drug.
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NORTHWEST NECROLOGIC

STEELE, N. D.--The Catholics are taking
subscriptions to build a new church. Work on
the new building will begin In May.
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DELANo, M1NN.-The annual banquet Of the
Delano Commercial club was held last evening.
A literary program was carried out, Messrs'
of no evening.
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BELLE PLANE, MINN.-An exciting election
was held here to vote on bonds for state high
dred snd nineteen men voted for and ninety three
against: ito women for and 36 women against.
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LAKE CITY, MINN.-Revival meetings have
been conducted by the Congregational and MethO-
dist societies for four weeks and many new
members are being received into the churches.
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LAKE CITY, MINN.-Mayor NJ. o. Kemp and
Aldermen Phillips and Smons were renominated
and John Schmauss named for alderman in
place Of A. J. Fowler. who has moved away.
judge, and r, H. Neal and c. L. Dempster
Judge, and r. H Neal and G. L. Dempster
were renominated for the school board.
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ST. CLOUD, MINN.-The Ballard-Trmble
Lumber company of Minneapolis has pur-
chased the plant and STOCK OF tn eHarkness Miner
company Of this city.
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CAss LAKE, M1NN-President Gorenno has
reappointed Charles F.. Leeman chief of police
and Pat Cain will act patrolman. A. F.
Cummings appointed to fill the uneNpired
term Of Justice.-Maud Shores. the girl who
bitten by a mad dog. was yesterday taken to
Chicago for treatment. - --".
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BLACK RIVER FALLS, ,WIs.-P;; H. Hoffman.
an old resident, died OF consumption. He was
about 60 and left wife and son.
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HAYS distributed 90 prizes during the past
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13

plan will be followed. April 10 has
been set as the day when the decision
will be made. Three weeks yet re-
main in which the people may make
their protests.
There are some points of advantage
in the plan submitted by the South
ern Pacific, but they are outweighed
by the fact that if this plan is fol-
lowed absolute control of the docks
and slips is given to that company,
and, as has been the procedure in
the past, competition will be killed, for
unless vessels entering the harbor use
the docks and slips of the Southern
Pacific, shippers may be charged maxi
mum rates, or "all that the traffic will
bear" and in the end will be forced
to do business with the Southern Pa
cific.
The dream of Southern California of
having a free and open port, where
healthy competition would make ad-
vantageous rates and fees, would be
at an end and shippers would be COM
pletely at the mercy of the Southern
Pacific.
Another thing, should the plan of
the Southern Pacific company be
adopted and carried out, the lands of
the Banning company at Wilmington,
said to be about to pass into the hands
of the Southern Pacific company,
would be made very valuable at the
expense of the government. Again.
the new plan would make 1t simple
matter for the allied railroads to ar
range terminals and harbor facilities
to suit themselves.
Only a few weeks ago strong syn
dicate, containing several well-known
financiers who are known to be in the
counsels of the Southern Pacific, OBJ
tained possession of an immense tract
of marsh land, back of the inner har-
Dor, which would be made very val
liable if the plan for the harbor pro-
posed by the Southern Pacific COM
pany is carried out. Possibly it will
transpire later that the Southern Pa
clfic is the real purchaser of this land,
which comprises the major portion of
Cerritos slough.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
Seats for ReIasco's "ParsifaI"

The advance sale of seats for the
Belasco theater stock company's pro-
duction of the dramatic version of
Wagner's mystical opera, "Parsifal, "
will commence this morning at 8
o'clock. Reports from the ticket de-
partment of the theater are to the ef-
feet that not since the opening of the
house has there been so great an in
terest manifested in any production as
in "Parsifal." The production gives
every promise of being the most inn
portant dramatic event that has ever
been attempted by a stock organiza-
tion. The regular Belasco orchestra
will be increased to twenty-four and
the actors will number upwards of one
hundred. The scenic portion of the
production will be notable for it's mag
nificence The management has de-
termined to sell but six tickets to any
one person. This is done for the pur-
pose of keeping "Parsifal" tickets from
the spectators, who see In the Belasco
performances of the world famous
work an opportunity to reap a rich
harvest. "Parsifar' will be given for
the first time at the Belasco next Mon
day night.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13

ception of the part was intelligent and
her acting showed reserve and fin
esse generally lacking in the others of
the company Louise Brownell was
beautiful as Vashti and read her lines
with force and sincerity, although she
almost spoils her first scene by her
emphasized melodramatic use of 'me"
for my.
John w. Burton was a quiet, repose-
full Mordecai. Henry Stockbridge, as
the funny man, made a hit with yes
terday's audiences. Stanley Johns as
Haman, makes a more successful viii
lian than in any play since he has
come to Los Angeles. 1t can easily
be considered from the actors point
of view as the best role in the play.
Long habit probably was responsible
for his broadening the character to a
point where the audience could easily
appreciate his black hearted villainy.
But he displayed unusual power and
In his first scene, especially, he rose
to the climax with show of excellent
ability.
William Desmond, in spite of what
Ahasueras may have looked like after
he had grown grizzled and old in the
wars, did not allow his role to inter-
fere with the beauty of his youthful
person and he will undoubtedly con-
tinue to be success as a matinee
idol The others of the cast were ac-
ceptable.
The solos of Charles Henly, who i'm
personated the minstrel. We're strong
features of the performance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
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Former Plan All Riaht

Former Plan All Right
The former plan, proposed by the
government engineers, and which will
doubtless be followed If the Southern
Pacific does not succeed in working its
scheme through, provides for channels
along each side of the inner harbor
and large turning basin Immediately
beyond Mormon island, which is owned
by the Banning company. Bulkheads
are to be built along the sides of these
channels, and the sand taken out by
fill in the tide flats on either side of
the channels, thus to make land on
which wharves and warehouses and
such things may be built
Said a well known resident of the
harbor city. who has lived there for
many years, yesterday:
1T is not San Pedro people alone
who should enter vigorous protest
against this latest attempt to grab San
Pedro harbor, but the people of all
Southern California. Every shipper,
every business man, every property
owner should be interested Laying
aside even the question of which plan
would be the best to follow, and there
are good points to each one, the fact
that the Southern Pacific company
would have an absolute monopoly on
the shipping of the great harbor of
Southern California If this latest plan
were to be followed, makes 1t impera-
tive for the people to make such a
forceful protest that the scheme will
be nipped in the bud.
May Call Mass Meeting
II favor the calling of a mass meet
ing of the citizens of San Pedro to
voice the protest and make 1t known
to everybody. This meeting should lie
called at once. The city trustees can
not be counted upon to take any action
In this matter, because the dominating
spirit of the board is in the employ
of the Bannlngs, and would naturally
be in favor Of the plan of the Southern
Pacific company"
The huge dredger, built by the gov
ernment at San Pedro, has been COM
pleted during the past month and
thoroughly tested. 1t is now ready to
begin the work Of dredging out the
channels OF the inner harbor, and the
engineers must decide at once what
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. S. p Mandell and
Jerome Jones of Boston. Mass, are
registered at the Van Nuys.
F. f. Bernard, the bean king of Ven-
tura county, is a guest at the Hollen-
beck. He says the rains have been of
great benefit to the bean industry.
Mrs. Rachel Gallagher Brown of IL.
linois and her son, Hon. A. j. Gala.
CHER, who have been guests at the
Hotel Rosslyn, will leave tomorrow for
Santa Barbara and San Jose.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
"NETTlE" WELCOMED TO CRANE
Newssirl's Trials Meet With Popular
Sympathy

There is more real ginger in the
than in the usual run of melodramas.
"Nettie the Newsgirl'' Is the name
of the piece and the central figure is
young girl who is cast adrift in the
world through the Vaccinations of un-
scrupulous persons, who have extern
property.
Nettie Miss Wanda Ludlow is not
one of the pine away and starve in
a garret until the hero rescues me"
sort of person. Not any. When she
finds herself left to take care of her
self she gets out and hustles, selling
papers to beat the band and being an
enterprising young person she manages
to make both ends meet and even lap
over just little bit. OF course it all
comes right in the end and everyone
from Nettie herself to the villain gets
his just deserts
Without question this is about the
brightest piece of melodrama that has
been at the Grand this season. Miss
Ludlow in the part of the "newsgirl"
i; bit of unadulterated sunshine,
permeating everywhere, bouncing in
and out, saving the hero, singing and
dancing and making herself generally
delightful and agreeable. She won
every heart in the gallery and all ex-
cept the most blase in the orchestra,
and it is safe to promise her week
of incessant triumph if she does not
give way under the strain of the shrill
and vociferous applause which
greeted her at the two performances
yesterday.
Lem B. Parker, who wrote the
piece, also takes part i'm it and as John
Worthington he won the cordial and
unequivocal hate of the audience. But
"he got his, alright. alright" before
it was all over,
"Nettie" should be popular at the
Grand all week, for it is quite evident
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
STORY Of ESTHER
TOLD FROM STAGE
"MIZPAH" DRAWS CROWDS TO
BURBANK
Biblical Drama Proves Interesting In
Spite of Roughness of Text and
Lack of Sufficient Prep
aration

In spite of an almost continuous
downpour of rain the much heralded
drama "Mizpah" by Ella Wheeler Will
cox and Luscombe Searelle drew two
crowded houses at the Burbank theater
yesterday--typical Sunday Burbank
audiences, which hissed the villain and
seized upon so slight occasions as
Ahasueras kissing the hand of Esther
to indulge in their cloutish humor, of
very audibly smacking their lips. 1t
was before such an audience and un-
der the serious handicap of being pro-
duced on short notice by stock COM
pany, where actors must assume
their characters hit or miss, that
"Mizpah" had it's second production
on any stage.
If these circumstances are taken
into consideration much more was
done than most people expected.
There was presented a poetical drama
which will no doubt. with some re-
pany of players chosen and drilled
specially for their tasks, make more
than attractive offering in the midst of
a flood of inane problem" plays and
musical comedies.
The stage story of Esther opens in
Queen Vashti's apartments in the pal
ace where the intrigue between Ha-
man and her is commenced. The
queens open defiance of the king
costs her the crown in the scene fol-
lowing and she is turned out into the
world with her handmade, and the
movements of these two are lost COM
pletely to the knowledge of the court,
including the trusting king. whom 1t
must be confessed in these days would
be called simpleton and a prig.
The force and spirit of true love
brings Esther before Ahasueras and
she is chosen to become his wife and
queen Haman's plot to kill the king
Is thwarted by Esther's uncle, Nor
decai, who is himself suspected of this
crime. The handmade of Vashti con-
fesses finally to the plot which had
been concocted by her mistress and
Haman. The queen Esther is again
restored, her uncle is made minister
of state and Haman is, of course,
hanged. Vashti, in an attempt TO
murder Esther and the king with an
adder, is herself bitten and dies in
fearful agony.
AS presented yesterday the alto
gether too strong melodramatic fea-
lures OF the play were thrown con-
stantly into the foreground. This was
far from entirely the fault of the none
too well-prepared performers. The
drama consists of one hero in the per-
son of the king, who always listens
to the alleged smooth" talk Of the
villain; one typical stage villain; one
adventures to assist the villain, one
misunderstood heroine, one typical low
comedian, one ingenue and one "old
man character" the two latter to set
affairs Alright before the curtain falls.
1t is the technic of a modern melo-
drama cleverly applied to the charac-
ters of biblical story. on this
framework is hung a collection of Ella
Wheeler Wilcox poems and senti-
ments. The character OF these are
generally known. Most Of them are
well constructed and interesting, al
though for the most part lacking the
depth which marks the work of the
greater poets.
AS Esther, Blanche Hall made de-
cided Impression in spite Of the lack
of opportunity for study Her con-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
ENTERTAINED AT rAsO RoBLEs
Travellers Enjoy Two Days Among GIorIou
Hills

Tonic mountain air, hot water ana mud
bles an exceptionally fine place for a day
or a months stop On frst-class tickets
between San Francisco and Los Angeles,
sold by Southern Pacific agents for S21,
travellers are allowed a stop-over and two
days entertainment at Hotel Ell Paso de
Robes, without extra expense. Chfldren's s
rate $is.5O. Privilege Of thirty-day stop
over. Ask Southern Pacinc agents about II.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
COLDS LEAD TO PNEU

that the devotees of melodrama ar,
exceedingly numerous in Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
ARE THEY PLANNING FOR
MONOPOLY AT SAN PEDRO?
CITIZENS PROTEST AGAINST
PLANS NOW PREPARED
Alliance Said to Have Been Formed
Between Southern Pacific, Salt
Lake and Banning Company
for the Purpose

Is the Southern Pacific Railroad COM
pany now trying to gain absolute con-
troll of San Pedro harbor, after fight
ing for years to have the harbor for
Southern California located elsewhere,
and, failing in that attempt, continu-
ing the fight to secure every available
foot of water frontage at San Pedro?
In the Office of the United States en-
gineer in the Bradbury building is a
large map showing the outlines of the
inner harbor at San Pedro in black
and a plan for proposed Improve
ment" of the harbor in red lines. The
plan calls for bulkhead 1000 feet wide
at the end nearest the ocean, and bulk
heads extending back toward Los An
geles on either side for a distance of
perhaps two miles.
This new plan for the improvement
of the inner harbor is what the South
ern Pacific company would like to have
followed by the government in the
expenditure of the appropriation made
by congress for the inner harbor, $780,
900 of which appropriation is now
available.
The new plan was submitted by the
Southern Pacific the San Pedro, Los
Angeles & Salt Lake and the Banning
companies. The claim is made by them
that it would be a much better plan
to follow than the one prepared by the
government engineers appointed for
the purpose of preparing plans and
overseeing the work of executing them.
Attempt Looks Bold
The plan has been on file in the
office of the government engineer for
a week. Many of the business men
and residents of San Pedro and Will
mington have been there to inspect 1t,
and it is their opinion that the South
ern Pacific is making bold attempt
to obtain absolute control of San Pedro
harbor, making use of the government
to further this end.
The three allied companies propose
to build the 1000 feet of bulkhead and
the government will have to do the
rest If the new plan Is accepted. The
building of this bulkhead, it appears,
would be very small part of the
work.
1t is not the fact that the Southern
Pacific proposes to do only a small
share of the necessary work that agi-
tates the people of San Pedro, but the
fact that the Southern Pacific wishes
to obtain control of the whole thing
after the work is DONE
The Southern Pacific and the Salt
Lake may be classed as practically
one and the same. thing, and the Bann-
ing company, it is known, is almost
entirely owned and dominated by the
Southern Pacific.
The allied companies ask that when
the work is completed they be given
the exclusive right to use the long
"trip of new land enclosed within the
bulkheads On the sides of this strip
would be the wharves and slips of the
inner harbor. AS in the past, say the
people of San Pedro, the Southern Pa
cific would thus be able to dominate
and control the entire business of the
harbor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13

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