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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
ONLY ONE GRADUATE
EIsinore High School Turns Out Soli-
tary Scholar
sreciai to The Herald.

Sreciai to The Herald.
ELSINORE, June 3.-The Elsinore
Union high school will hold it's grad
uation exercises this evening at 1880
p. m. at the Bank hall. Miss Jean
McIntire Is the only graduate this year.
1.-THE Missions OF California" will be her
subject The address will be delivered
by Prof. Hyatt, superintendent of
schools of Riverside county.
Miss Katherine McIntire, who this
year finished her course at the Stan
ford university, returned today from
Palo Alto. Miss Heron, who is also
taking a course at Stanford, returned
home last Saturday.
Coronado Tent City" opens June 2lst.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
PLAN NEW HOSPITAL
Santa Monica Physicians Form Stock
Company

Special to The herald.
SANTA MONICA, June 3.-Santa
Monica bay physicians have united in
an effort to establish hospital at this
point, and with that end in view have
formed a stock company capitalized at
$4,000. for the purpose Of raising funds
necessary to put their plans in opera
tion.
Miss M. Il. Abbott will address the
Santa Monica lecture class on Monday
afternoon. taking for subject the Com
ing Of the Turk" All persons interest
ed in literary work are cordially in
vited to attend.
Round trip to San Diego only "a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
REDLANDS ITEMS
Choral Union Gives Entertainment in
Congregational Church

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, June 3.-The Choral
union, under the direction of Professor
f. A. Bacon Of Los Angeles, gave the
"Rose-Maiden," in the Congregational
church last evening. The house was
packed and the concert was great
success in every way.
The local chapter of the Daughters
Of the Confederacy celebrated the birth
day of Jefferson Davis with picnic
and dance at Urbita last evening.
Low rates at 'TIotel del Coronado"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
SANTA ANA RESIDENT
DIES OF HEART FAILURE

w. c. Nagle, a Veteran Soldier, Passes
Away SuddenIy-LocaI
BrevIties
Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, June 3.-W. G. Nagle,
aged SO years, died suddenly at his
home on West Fourth street last night
from heart failure. A coroner's inquest
today established the fact that death
was due to natural causes. Deceased
was 60 years old and leaves a family.
I1e was a member of Sedgwick post, G..
A. R., Of this city.
Miss Eunice Ritchey is home from a
weeks stay with San Diego friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
Morning

s2.55 for the round trip.
$3.50 a. M.
$50 p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
SAN DIEGO PLANS
BIG BOND ISSUE
ELECTION WILL PROBABLY BE
CALLED SOON
TO ENTERTAIN GERMAN TARS
Arrangements Are Under Way Toward
Giving Officers and Crew Of
Cruiser Fake a Cordial
Reception
Reception

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, June 9.--At special
meeting of the city council last night
the amended resolution Of intention to
call bond election for FIVE different
propositions was passed. The cost OF
the several Improvements, which the
resolution recites are for the public
interest and convenience Of the city, Is
as follows:
For the purchase of the FL Cajon wa
ter bearing lands, $71 400; for the In
stallation of pumping plant, with
pipe line to the city, $252,000; for re-
placing the Thirtieth street main, $54,-
900; for building a storm water conduit
on s street for the La Jola sewer sys-
tenn, $21, 900.
It Is expected that the order calling
the election will be passed at the meet
ing of the council which will be held
on next Monday night. 1t is expected
that the election will be held early next
month.
viii Entertain Tars
The committee of the chamber or
commerce, appointed some time since
to plan for the entertainment of the
officers and crew of the German cruis-
er Fake, which is expected to arrive
here this month, has Joined hands with
similar committees from the Turner's
and the Sons of Hermann. The Ger
man societies propose to devote the
most of their attention to the members
of the crew and the chamber Of COM
merce will therefore look out for the
officers. A banquet and ball will be
given at Hotel del Coronado on the
evening of the 22d of the month and a
drive over the city and visit to the
public Institutions will be planned.
San Diego lodge No. 1853, I. o. o. f.,
has elected the following officers: Noble
grand, c. e. Collins; vice grand, L. I.
Stanton; trustee, G. G. Hakes. These
are the only elective offices, which are
filled once every six months.
Word comes from Tecate, below the
line, that M. Salazar has been seen
there A price is placed on his head
In this country and the outlaw seems
to have started for his former home in
| Sonora.
Nominations of officers for the en-
suing year of the student body at the
Russ high school were made yesterday
| afternoon. There are two candidates
for the presidency, Ferdinand Muniel
and Will Dehnel. The election will
| take place next Friday.
Carlson on the Stand
Former Mayor William H. Carlson
was on the stand in the superior court
yesterday to explain what had become
of large blocks of stock in a number
of BOOM time realty companies, which
1t was supposed belonged to Frank j
Higgins, who was Carlson's partner In
the boom times. Mr.. Carlson said that
all of the companies were Of the boom
order and that the value of the stock
was an unknown quantity. He did not
know where any Of the books of the
companies were, and therefore he could
! not produce them In court as ordered
He was given three weeks more in
which to dig for the books.
Weekly rates at Hotel del Coronado,
| $17. so up.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
Wednesday Morning, June 7

Trains leave at 0i05 via
Southern Pacific. $3.50 for
round trip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
OUTING FLANNELS.

We have very good value in Plain
Outings. They come in the soft shades,
such as hght yellow, pink, light blue and
pure white. Iast the goods for children
wear, ladies' short skirts and night robes.
Our special price, &c per yard
Our regular line Of l0c Outings, in
both light and dark colors, is larger than
ever before. The combination Of oolors
and finish gives many Of them the APP
Pearanee Of all-wosl goods. Colors fast.
Make your SECTIONS while the line is at
its best
We have ! foll line Of the Outing En-
broideries, such as are used on robes and
short skirts, in colos TO combine with all
shades.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
OUTING FLANNELS.

One lot Of Heavy Twilsd Outing.
which are Of exceptional worth. These
are the Outings we sold 40 many Of last
season for mems shirts. ehildren's and Ia
dies short underskirts, also for heavy
night robes. Last seasons price was
Il r-zc. Our price now, IOc per yard
while they last.
One lot Of Outings in light colors, las
SEASONS patterns, These are the regular
Ioc goods. We bought them under
price and are giving them to you fol
2 lie per yard Only small lot.
Another lot Of Dark Outings. These
are short lengths. from 10 to is yards in
a piece, just az good quality as the ful
pieces, only uhderprieed-7 pei
yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31

If you think over the present make
up Of the Intereity team individually
both as players and men, it is dollars to
a shoe string that you win say, THE
same II men next year, please" says
the Montpelier journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
NEW NECKWEAR.

New Neckwear for the Fall season.
Just arrived. There is as good an assors-
ment Of new ideas as can be found IN
Vermont. We have taken pains TO make.
it so. We use a whole display table IN.
the best part OF our store for these goods.
Our values at 25c are the best we hayes
ever shown.
We have just received new lot OF
Lace and Venice shoulder effects in cellars
which are very popular just now, coming
in white and ecTu and priced ahSl.Ios
Some new things in Chimeseues made
Of jetted lace, which are very good style.
at 25c and soc each.
Some new designs in ecru and white
fancy Lace Tab Collars at 25c and SOC.
Embroidered Hemsutched Muslin COLI
lar and Cuff Sets, lace trimmed, al sos.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
"A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Heavy twilled outing for Toe per yard
at Abbott's.
See the new Jet chimisettes at The
Vaughan Store
just six hammocls at McWhorter's
TO close at cost.
Read advertisement Of Labor day pic
mic on the End page.
f. Il. colburn went to Mortified this
morning on business.
There viii be a series dance in the
Pavilion this evening.
See the special value in separate skirts
for s3.as at Abbott's.
Special sale Of brlliantine dress skirts
for $3.50 at Perry's on Saturday.
Horace x. Sowles has gone to Water,
bury and Ionesyille on his vacation.
Band concert at Montpelier Friday
evening, Sept. 1st, 1905, at o'clock.
Homer q, John W, and NJ. Dodge
sowles have got the whooping cough.
Austin E. Saunders and Linda Ford
both Of Barre, were united in marriage
lat Montpelier on August 6, BY the Rev,
Lucius f Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Lemay returned
yesterday from Schuyler Falls, N. X.
where they buried their little daughter
who died on Friday.
Alexander Smith, Emery NewhalI and
George HaIvosa returned last night from
Camefs Hump They had short view
Of the eclipse yesterday morning.
Companion Court Granite City, No
757, / @. f., win hold regular meet
ing in their hall in the Worthen block
Friday evening, Sept ], 1905, at 7.30
r. s., Minnie Bruce
If you think over the present make
up Of the Intereity team individually
both as players and men, it is dollars ia
shoe string that you viii say, "The
same II men next year, please" says
the Montpelier journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bramley and
Master Harvey Morris, their grandson
of Cleveland, Ohio, who have been visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Sowles, have gone
to Waterbury to visit Mfr. and Mrs s
Il. Kennedy, and the last OF the week
win 90 to Jonesyille to visit Mr.. and
AIRS. G. w. Palmer.
Alderman j. ]. Mckenzie is the pos
SCISSOR If a unique penholder, the gift 81
Thomas Craig, who sent it out to him
from Scotland 1t is cut out Of granite
from The Cfaignair quarries, Is polished
and is not quite as large as the ordin.
larry lead pencil It was brought
over BY Mrs, James Campbell ON her re-
turn from visit to Scotland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank the neighbors and
friends for their kindness to us in our
bereavement, in the death Of our little
daughter, and for flowers al the funeral.
Willis Lemay and wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31

The Labor Day picnic committee viii
meet in Painters hall, Friday evening,
Sept. /, at $50 o'clock. Business inn
portant.
Alex Ironside, Sec'y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
= ABBOTT 8 COLA P. ABBOTT COLA. P ABBOTT 9 co
= The Daylight Store Y
Domestics Are Higher.

There marked advance aouon goods The up
fabrics has continued
o. OF sal
season At the old benefit
Them in Our South
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
Specials For Saturday, Sept. ID
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS.
CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS.
ladies' Dress Skirts at $3.50 Each

Ladies' Dress Skirts at $3.50 Each-These Skirts are
made good quality banne trimmed with button ornament
ed flaps unined Skirt actually worth go For special on
Saturday. only $3.50 We have these Skirts in brown navy
blue black Price the material of which these Skirts are
made and you will wonder how sell them at this price
Here is good chance to save money.
Umbrellas at 48c Each.-Boys and Girls Umbrellas Of
good quality fast black gloria steel frames and rods assorted
metal and natural wood handles, usually sold for 6s As spe
cial bargain Saturday for 4Sc each
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
SUPPOSE III; DIDl

WHAT harm would IL have don,
II President Roosevelt had sent back
those beer bottles empty instead ol
full as is reportedp What harm
would IL have done had he drank
those twelve bottles Of malt
extract" or "pc.ru.na" or what.
ever was insidep
Probably ninety per cent Of the
male adult population in America
take little beer occasionally for
their "stomach's sake" Most Of
that 90 per cent have stomach :
ache" too frequently. Personally
the writer Of this doesn't monkey
with the stuG-but il is disgusting
To read the columns Of gush over
the presidents action. Does any.
one have the temeri,y to believe lac
is total abstainer'
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
Weyerhauscrs Here.

G.. l.. Carlson, OF the PORTLAND
Manufacturing Company, received
a phone message Wednesday from
Portland stating that Fred Viewer
hauser aud party would be in st
Johns on Thursday to inspect their
holdings. In the party were X. NJ.
Weyerhauser, G.. :. Long, J. B.
Kehl, o. II, Ingram. X. l.. McCor.
mick and l.. Il. Ingram.
The elder Weyerhauser intimatetl
to Mr.. Carlson tha, there was a
probability OF something doing in
the lumber business. and stated
that "if' his company concluded to
operate Il would result in the in.
stalla,ion of an immense plant.
Lumber men look upon the visit of
this septette OF men-all intensely
interested in lumber as Indicative
OF the immediate erection of a large
plant. Fred Weyerhauser is, how.
ever, as much interested in the
Northern Pacific as he is in lumber
and II is possible that this visit
pertained TO railroad interests.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
CLEAN SIDEWALKS.

IT'S all righ, to put up a good
talk against those who dciile side
walks 10y splitting upon them and
lit,cring them with trash-but il is
wrong 10 give as a reason for clean
illness that dainty dresses must be
dragged over them" That's all
hosh. No woman should wear a
dress outside of her house that will
not clear the ground by a, least two
inchcs-while four inches is yet
more sensible. To wear longer
dresses on street is hut giving a
splendid opportunity for switching
the whole mess up in a good sized
handful and exhibiting the open
work hosiery and lingerie.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Circuit Judge Frazer Listens To
Pleas and Authorities.

Before Judge Frazer there ap.
peared Attorneys Vaughn and
Young last Tuesday to show why
{. ID. Edwards should be barred
from his seat in the city council Of
st. Johns, as prayed for by John
Haggerty. These attorneys claim
that when Edwards rendered his
resignation in July (when he sold
his property he ceased to be a
member of the council: aud declare
that its acceptance by the council
was not Necessary TO have IL take
effect.
Attorney McGarry, for the de-
fense, contended that Edwards had
a right 10 withdraw his resignation
ut any time before II was accepted
by vote Of the council.
Many legal authorities in support
of the several claims were read.
The judge, at the close OF the
session, reserved his decision.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
A FRI; LIMIT.

ANOTHER block of frame
buildings in Portland went up in
smoke Tuesday night--with loss
at this time figured at about $50, =
900. These were old buildings, it
is true-but the loss is none the
less severe. But for the fireboat
some of the docks and wharves
would have gone with the rest.
There was not a brick building
or fire wall in the entire block: had
there been the fire department
would have been able to have kept
the flames under control. When
new buildings shall take the place
of those destroyed they will have
to be built of something besides
wood-because the district is inside
the fire limit"
The sooner the city council of ST.
Johns declares fire limit the better
II will be for every property-both
present and prospective, and the
safer will be the community. There
should be no delay-for every post
ponement of such a measure makes
II the more dangerous for those
who have already built.
As the city grows there will be
better buildings erected. Some of
the present hre-traps will no doubt
be moved away and larger buildings
be erected in their stead. II is but
right for the city officials to say
that these new buildings, within
certain district, shall be built Of
good material because each new
building of brick or iron helps
safeguard the rest. A connagration
would he more expensive than an
ordinancc-and would prove an
awful blow for the city.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
STRICT LAW.

HOOD River has passed an or.
dinance making clean yards com.
pulsory. Any property owner OF
any resident who fails to keep his
yard in a trim, attractive condition
will be arrested and fined IL the
ordinance is carried out.
While an ordinance of this sort is
somewhat out Of the ordinary il is
a mighty good thing for those Of a
slovenly disposition. Most people,
however. have sufficient pride to
keep their home yards attractive.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
THE RIGllTP

1T Is a question whether OF not
President Roosevelt has the right
To visit New Orleans when there is
so much danger in that city, Not
because II is RooSevvlt-hut because
II is the ruler OF vast nation, and
because any fatal illness might
jeopardlze the business OF vast
country, But once having made
his declaration he will go-let the
trip terminate as il may. Roose.
Welt is not afraid-and he is usually
correct.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
FRIDAY 49,. OCTOBER 8, 1905
APPLIED CHRISTIANITY.

DID you ever notice that when q
man is at the top and his foot slips
there are always plenty of people
standing ready to pull away every
block and let him go down ker.
whoop'
And did you ever notice that il
is not only the rin-ran who help a
man down but those who are
supposed to be little better than
the great mass Of humanity
The great cry of the times is
business is business" and "Thc
church does not enter into the
matter IN any way" These two ex-
plantations do not tally with the great
scriptural Injunction" Whatsoever
yc would that men should do unto
YOU, do ye even 80 unto them"
Either the first two are absolutely
wrong--or the latter phrase is a
dead frost.
The dishonest dollar does not
pay the CRATER aud harms him
from whom IL was stolen. II even
harms the community In which the
robbery takes place aud no com
munity can afford not to grant pro-
lection to those within It's borders.
The successful business man
should strive to look after the
the interests Of every patron-no
matter whether he he large buyer
OF q small purchaser. II makes his
record cleaner aud enhances his
valu; as a citizen
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
Came 10 Meet.

Al the request of several cit,
officials the council meeting oI
Monday night was attended by Mrs.
Anna Woodeock, the Original
Roosevelt, woman of Oregon.
Mrs. Woodcock is a very charming
woman, full of good cheer and
vivacity, and possesses a rare fund
OF quaint humor, II is a pleasure
to know her and TO associate with
her She presented to the city
several fine photographers of Roose.
Welt and Fairbanks and. upon mo.
ton OF {. ID. Edwards Can old.time
friend OF Mrs. Woodcoek) a vote of
thanks was extended the donor.
Mrs, Woodcock was escorted to her
home by the Portland contingent.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
TRY To IMPROVE.

THERE is in every city one OF
more Objectionable feature. Every
one knows this, II is useless To try
Ia make out that any locality OF
community is perfect,
This hcing fact how much
better II is Ia endeavor To correct
the evil than to bruit the matter
abroad and not suggest remedy /
Anyone can find iaul, il requires
careful study To correct the wrong.
The greater the unpleasant condi.
tion the more difficult is the remedy
vet the remedy should be given
when the evil is reported
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
DOWIETSM.

APOSTLE Dowie has had {
stroke but il did not effect hi,
nerve in any way. He is now
nearing death-but he says tn,
afliction was sent as a punishment
because he overworked. Dowie is
a high-class religious CRATER: yet,
after all, IL must be admitted tina,
occasional wonderful results have
been secured by his manipulations.
We consider him fakir appealing
to the non-investigating public: yet
who can account for some of his
wonderful cures of absolutely hon.
est people9
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
HEBREWS LOYAL.

1T was a clever trick the
Hebrews played upon their business
contemporaries last Saturday. For
long weeks September 80 has been
booked as the day when all Port
land stores would close so all em-
ployes could swell the number of
admissions. The Hebrews well
knew that Saturday was a holiday
for them according to the Hebraic
faitb-and they'd have to close
anyway. When some of their con-
temporaries learned of the trick
there were lot of soreheads-and
some actually refused to close at
all
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
PUSHED IT THROUGH.

ny new orlcr from the post
office department regarding mra
Tree delivery routes II may hc seer
that the big mail order houses hav,
a certain pull with the postoflic,
officials, II Is unlawful for any
carrier To give To anyone list oi
the patrons ne serves this has long
been the rule and II Was a difficult
job for firm OF private individual
To secure good mailing list,
An cdict has now gone forth that
all boxes along the route must he
oonsecutivcly numbered, This was
pushed along by the big mail order
trms-and rebounds to their ben
eft All they now have To do is to
direct mail to the route desired and
add Box l" Box ,, etc See
how easy il will he}
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
Changed Hands.

The st, Johns Brick and Tile
Company has now made a change
IN owners C. III. Moxon having
purchased the interest heretofore
held by W. II. King. NJ. +. Low
still retains the same interest he
held in the old firm.
The new firm will retain the
former business title with the firm
name OF Moxon * 10y as managers.
There is no reason why the business
Will not now boom; there is TO be
much building in the near future
IN this vicinage and the quality
turned out at these yards warrants
satisfaction.
Not only is this plant working up
a good local trade but il is working
up a trade all along the river clear
10 Astoria, IL is a good industry.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
DOWNED IMPROVEMENTS.

SOME communities prefer Il
crush ont those forces which have
practically made their locality a
prosperous one-and Oregon City
is one OF those cities. The q. W.
L, company has done much for that
place-but when vote was taken
To see II the citizens desired TO make
new deal, whereby thousands of
dollars would be put into improve.
menis and over SSo,ooo revert (in
oaSh) To the city, the matter was
voted down.
No city should use any monopoly
nniairly-and Street-car system
should receive decen, recognition,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
Long Cucumber.

l. X. Wisbey, who lives in the
rolnt View precinct, brought a
pretty bouquet to this office on
Iuesday-a bouquet of a dozen va,
garden. ''
Mr.. Wisbey brought, also, a sam.
pie OF his Russian White cucumbers
OF which he has raised a large
quantity this season. The sample
ne brought measured fifteen inches
IN length and Mr.. Wisbey assures
US It grew to that length from the
days, ' s'N
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-06
PORTLAND DAY.

ALL things considered the SS,IJ-
registered 10y the clicks OH the turn
stiles u, the fair last Saturday wa,
u good figure. Oi course there
were no, that many people there
but the turns,ilcs said there was.
Heads OF departments Clipped in
from $40 Ia s3S each at the gate
aud the extra number was clicked
up. There were doubtless SO, 600
persons and probably $1,000 paid
admissions may he safely figured.
Vet that is good record when
all things are considered. II must
bc understood that the fair has run
almost iis allotted time and that
practically everyone on the grounds
had made several previous trips.
To a large extent also. eastern
visitors have lrit Portland: and,
although there were MINOR cNcur
slonN from nearby points, these did
not swell the numbers Ia any great
extent
The unpleasant rain during the
day no doubt drove all fair thoughts
from the minds OF many; but. all
the same, It was a great crowd-the
largest Portland has ever scotland
a good naturcd crowd.