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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
PROVIDING FOR FUTURE SCHOOLS

The meager vote cast yesterday in the school bond
election again emphasizes the folly of resortng to such
expedent for raising school building funds.
The will of the majority of citizens is not expressed
in such election, for the that majority will
not go to the polls. Hence the primary purpose of
popular election is not attained The people of Los
Angeles do take to elections fad and shown
by their Indifference yesterday they regard them as
very much Of bore.
The Indifference manifested concerning school bond
elections quite the however of the popular
sentiment the need of adequate school buildings
The citizens of Los Angeles willing and ready at
all times provide funds for school purposes and the
necessity for housing groups of pupils in shacks the
like always evokes condemnation. Furthermore bond
election for school purposes necessarily costs the
payers several thousand dollars and hence the plan
an economic blunder.
The sensible method of providing for school expan.
sion is the one to which The Herald has heretofore ad
vered That is regular annual appropriation for school
buildings, based on the probable needs of each year
The bond election system is proper financial safeguard
in respect to extraordinary expenditures but the neces
sty for enlarged school accommodation is as much Of
certainty the need of increased police force to keep
pace with the city's growth.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
GovFRNoR PARDFEs SECOND TERN BID

wien Governor Pardee first settled himself in the
ecutive chair It noticed by close observers that he
seemed greatly pleased with the ft He manifested a
degree Of satisfaction indicating that he regarded the
chair a splendid specimen of made-to-measure work.
manship, rather than such readymade outfit as Gov.
ernor Gage ct al had warmed.
From that moment until the present time there has
been mistake in symptoms that the yearns
to settle himself in that chair for the four years Of
second term.
In nearly every prominent act Of his executive SER
vice has been evident that the is steering
his with the paramount purpose of holding down
that alluring chair a total Of eight years.
The latest manifestation of that purpose is seen in
the report of bills approved by him Monday He
signed twenty-five bills that day providing for In
creased salaries of officials in that counties SINH
lar bills relating nearly all the counties forced
through the legislature by the Republican machine
managers, and it understood from the first that the
governor would sign them all.
The county officials throughout the state form
nucleus of large political All the present ones,
presumably are yearniug another term in concert
with the governor. This favor to the county officials
is rendered the reciprocity plan, which may be
pressed by the homey saying, You scratch my back
and I'll scratch yours"
In his prediction outglvings and opportune times
the governor has talked ferveny about the
sy for economy in all public expenditures. Nobody has
better means than he of knowing that there is neither
occasion for general increase in the salaries
of county officials in this state In few isolated
may be only fair to make such increase Where the
labor of official county business has been greatly aug
mened by enlarged population as in the case Of Los
Angeles county perhaps increase in compensation
should be allowed.
But in nneenths of the counties there is excuse
whatever for such increase From many of the counties
earnest protests sent to the governor by already
heavily burdened taxpayers against the proposed salary
graft The governor however had his eye fixed that
pole of second term hope turning deaf to the
appeals of the people and hearkenng only the yawp
of the grafters.
George G. Pardee squeezed into the governors chair
by the margin of 1850 plurality. He got there
only by the boost of the San Francisco Examiner given
by the knitting of Franklin K Lane. the Democratic
didate remains to be whether his second term
ambition will be gratifed and to what extent he will
be helped by his Examiner ally his county official
grafters and such other political fish may his
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
Hiuh Five Euchre Club

The members of the High Five
Euchre club were the guests yester-
day afternoon of Mrs. Helen Hinton,
in her apartments at the Hotel West
moor. The rooms were darkened, and
the lights subdued with pink shades,
while clusters of pink roses and ferns
formed the decorations. Fancy bags,
the handiwork of Mrs. Hinton, were
awarded as prizes.
The guests included: Mesdames
Richard Beebe, S. A. Butler D. L..
Casseman, John Cornwell, Alice H.
Covert, Edward r. Feuerborn, G. w.
Hack, Margaret Hamilton, j. F. How
rey, w. C. Leonard, Benjamin Mac
ready, ]. A. Moore, Elizabeth Nash,
w. A. Ramsey, Grace Sanborn, l. e.
Sanborn. Whiting, Misses Dent, Esther
Dent, Grace Ramsey, Florence Judd
and Howrey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
The HeraId,s All Right

WHITTIER, March 2O.-(Editor
Herald)-I know that you know the
saloons of Los Angeles are bad; and I
desire to ask that If you cannot de-
eide to come out squarely for their
eradication, you will at least make it
a point to daily state some of the many
facts detrimental to their existence
as in todays editorials. L take your
paper and desire to see ii in the right.
LANDRUM SMITH.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
MUSIC AND
THE DRAMA
"Mizpahu at Burbank

"Mizpah," at the Burbank theater, is
proving a bigger drawing card this
week than upon the first week of its
local presentation. The advance sale Of
seats has already broken all records.
and were it not for the fact that the
management has made arrangements
for production of "Ten Nights in a.
Barroom" next Sunday afternoon the
play would be given even yet another
week. The entire music, save that
which is incidental to the production
has been changed by Mr.. Lowinsky,
feature.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
INTERESTING PROGRAM
FOR TEACHERS MEETING
Subjects to Be Discussed by Experts
in Various Lines of


A general teachers meeting will be
held next Saturday morning in the
high school buildings The session will
open with a principals meeting at 9
o'clock. At $50 o'clock Mrs, Parson
will speak on rhythm in room 8. and
at the same hour Mrs. Cora B. Free
man and Miss Breckenfield will con-
duct discussion on writing for the
first and second grades. "Alcohol and
Narcotics and Their Effects" will be
treated by Miss Mary E. Teats, the
third and fourth grade teachers COM
bining. Mrs. r. Crosswell will talk to
the fifth and sixth grades on art
and Nature" and Miss Jeanette Bald
win to the seventh and eighth, on
writing"
At 1915 o'clock the first and second
grade teachers will listen to an ad-
dress or music by Miss Stone, the
third and fourth on rhythm by Miss
Parsons, the fifth and sixth on local
history by j. M. Quinn, and the sew
enth and eighth on Spring Flowers"
by e. d. Palmer.
Cookery will be the subject of a
discussion conducted by Miss Steven
son at 9:45 o'clock, and sloyd by Mr..
Kunou at 1915 o'clock. Charles F. Ed
son will speak at II o'clock in the
auditorium, taking for his subject
your Voice Is You"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
ON THE USE OF GOOD ENGLISH
A Herald Reader Offers a Criticism
and Is Given a Reply

The Herald has received the follow
ing communication from one who evil
IDENTIFY imagines that he is "away up"
in good English, although he does not
take the risk of giving his name in
support of his opinion:
LOS ANGELES, March 20-(Editor
Herald)-On page 1 in Herald of this
date, among locals of the days news,
you say Man and Wife arrested, ;
etc. 1t should be Husband and WIFE,
or Man and Woman The Times had
it correct"
There is English and English. One
variety of it is the Anglo-Saxon,
Another is the kind that some gentle-
men carry under their hatbands for use
in springing out and covering with
confusion those who know nothing of
pedantry or dilettanteism, and care
less.
MAN and Wife" is not only good
English, but the best of English. 1t
comes from the very fountain heads
of purity In the use of words.
Webster's dictionary says: Mana
married man; husband-correlative
to wife"
Addison writes: Every wife ought
to answer for her man.
The Book Of Common Prayer, catch
ing the English of the Bible, says: "I
pronounce that they are man and
wife"
Running all through the Bible, from
Genesis to Matthew, are such terms as
these: "Now, therefore, restore the
man his wife," "If man put away
his wife," etc..
Young, in his Might Thoughts" says:
Body and SOUL like peevish man and
wife, united jar, and yet are loathe to
part"
A similar conjunction of MAN and
Wife" is found in Shakespeare, and in
fact the oldest and best writer's of
English employ that form of deserip-
ton of husband and wife. 1t is,
therefore, established in literature so
firmly that not even the pedants of
this day and age can make headway
against it. 1t is lo-Saxon-strong,
sturdy and full of meaning -(Edltor
Herald)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
THE COMING HOMESEEKERS

The special colonist rate from eastern main points
TO California is effective all the ranscontinental
lines. The reduced fare schedule took effect March
primarily to attract homeseekers to the Pacific coast
states give such chance visit this section
the minimum of cost and thereby decide by personal
inspection whether they wish to locate here.
According to reports from Chicago the westward
flow of coonists homeseekers will be extraordinary
this spring At the beginning of the reduced period
the weather conditions in the east discouraged any
reported from Chicago, California homeseekers are
taxing all western railroads their utmost every train
all lines out of Chicago going crowded to its fullest
capacity"
In addition to this rush the regular trains it is
stated that several of the sending out spec
ials and indications point to all in the western
movement being broken"
The persons who thus crowdng to the coast
in the early spring are of the class most urgently
needed to develop this prolific field of industry. AS
rule they have some money and great deal of energy
They of the pioneer class who know how to work
and who have the strength and the ambition necessary
to out homes wherever natural conditions are
favorable.
There is room in California for a vast number of
eastern homeseekers In the southland alone scores of
thousands may find openings for happy and prosper
their worthness be taken into California brother
hood will find both the people and the climate of this
section ready to assist them.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
NOTES FROM ABROAD

Miss Lottie Williams of this city is
the guest of Mrs A. Il. Hosier at
Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Anna Flood of Tucson has been
called to this city owing to the illness
of her sister.
Mrs. ]. V. Lipplncott of this city
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Sam
Moore, of Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Frank OF Los
Angeles are visiting at New Orleans.
I. j. Eaton is the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. l.. Chambliss OF Kansas
City, for a few weeks.
William Riley is visiting friends and
relatives in Wilkesbarre. Pa.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
Father the Greater

Esre TolstOl, the great peace pro-
noting counts military son. has been
given the ST. Georges cross for brav-
cry in carrying dispatches under fire.
still, his father is the braver man. He
has been carrying messages during his
whole life under such fire as tries not
merely the bodies but the souls Of men.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
Social Noter

Mrs. Samuel Meyer of 1887 South
Hope street has issued invitations for
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Estelle Meyer. to Mr.. Warren Preston
Carlisle. The ceremony will take place
Thursday afternoon, April 9Th, at the
brides home.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
HERALD COMMENDED

. LOS ANGELES, March 2t.- ]
. editor Herald)-Permit me, as I
!. taxpayer and citizen of Los Ange- !
. leg, and a daily reader of your !;
. most excellent paper, to say that !;
. the people of this city and country !;
!. owe The Herald a debt of graft
tude for its manly, yet fearless, !
. fight against certain grinding mo-
I nopolies that are trying to get !
! rich off the hard earnings ofi
others. 4
. Your courage in attacking the i
!. gas and electric lighting monopo- 4
!. lies in this city, the state legisla- j
lature with its corruption, and 4
other things that need reforming, !
. challenges the admiration of all !;
right thinking people, and is send I
. ing your subscription list into the /
thousands where it ought to be. 1 4
only hear good words for The Her. i
. aid. May 1t soon lead every Z
paper in this city. !
. AN ADMIRER OF THE HER /
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
Wornan'S Clubs
Cosmos Club

The Cosmos club will meet in the
Ruskin Art rooms in the Blanchard
building this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Alice II. Andrews will conduct
the parliamentary drill, the subject for
the discussion being, Resolved, That
knowledge of Parliamentary Laws Are
Essential to Club Women" Mrs. Emma
Greenleaf will review Herricks Com
mon Lot"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
Michigan Society

Members of the Michigan society of
Southern California will give recep-
ton next Friday evening at Burbank
hall, the event having been postponed
from March 18th. An entertaining pro-
gram will be presented, to be followed
by dancing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

Rider Haggard has been literary fayorite in Cali.
fornia since his imaginative quest for king Solo
mons Mines" about twenty years ago. He is assured
cordial welcome wherever he may go in this section
together with the proer of every facility for pursun
his official industrial investigations
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

The new city seal gives official assurance that Los
Angeles was organized as a municipality in 1881 Who
would have guessed its age at 124 years? II
took the town about hundred years to get fairly started
in its growth, but since then it has been making nm
for lost time.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

A sequel of the great railway strike in New York
city now appears in the report that the strikers are
making peous appeals for reinstatement The situation
is sad one for the families Of the strikers the act
OF the latter in defiance Of the national organization of
locomotive engineers cuts them on from fraternal as
sstance
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

One of the police department rules for the regu
lation of saloons provides that the propretors shall
not keep or provide tables for the use of their
patrons, nor permit their therein" Consumers will
have to conform to the military order fire and fall
back"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

Now Dr. Wiley. chief chemist of the depart
ment of agriculture with rainbow of hope for the old
fellows. He says the time will when a man win
be young at TO-" At that rate will be about the
marble playing stage of life 40 instead of passing
their prime, as Dr. Osler declares.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

In the lower house of the Illinois legislature a b,u
his been reported avorably giving women the right 70
vote for all public officers in cities towns and villages
except police magistrates The foxy lawmakers are not
willing to take the chance of being hailed before fem
mime police justice.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

What redress Prof Hatfield have if he Sins I'm
in the collection of the $1,000 which he alleges was
promised for his rainmaling achievement? He cannot
take back the goods, nor he conveniently put lien
on the property which he spread the results of his
labor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

Los Angeles has the reputation of being the best
circus town in the United States Of approximate size
There is not much doubt that the reputation will be
sustained in the three days series of circus perform
ances beginning tomorrow The circus coming is an
old and fondly remembered friend OF Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

The suggestion that Central park should be utilized
for other public buildings than the for the library
is not in order. The people voted to put the library
building in the park with the explicit understanding that
it should stand there alone
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

Another striking sequel to the gambling infamy at
Ascot park is in the city prison. Two young
couples, married less than year, drawn into the
criminal vortex, impeed by the yearning for money
wherewth to play the races"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

As specimen of commendatory letters that come to
The Herald in these days note this extract: Il have
been taking your since settled Caremont
and like 1t very much not only its politics. but because
it's clean paper-more than can say of the others
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

Governor Pardee intimates that he will approve the
bill passed by the legislature providing for increased
salaries of county officials Notwithstanding influential
appeals to him to veto the measure. The bill in ques
on is part of the legislative graft SERIES fact
would not be likely to make it Objectionable to the
governors
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

One result of evangeistic effort in Oakland as re.
ported, is the conversion of a who confesses
to murder committed eight years ago. If such re-
ligous influence should become general there would be
need for enlargement of state prisons
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

The Heralds news articles the proposed garbage
contract caused the city council to reconsider its action
and hence there will be renewal of opportunity for
bidders. The council Is manfestly trying to meet the
views and requirements of the people.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

And Tennessee joins the group Of civilized
states that prohibit the infamy of gambling
California still protects that nursery of crime how
to the dshonor of its and the humiliation of
its reputable people.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

The promise of 80 gas is pleasing of course but
low price is not the primary consideration. What
want particularly in Los Angeles is kind of gas that
person without provocation to commit hom
eide.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
THE HERALD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The Herad's circulation in the city Of Los Angeles
Is larger than that of the Examiner or the Express
and second only to that of the Times
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

Sweet the uses of adversity," likewise of the
sugar trust New York reports that certain big sugar
factories to be shut down reduce the supply
and pave the way for higher prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

Colorado has enacted eight hour law applying
ony to underground miners and to dangerous occupa
tons" The latter clause probably all lines that
the Republican machine leaders do not indorse.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

There is extraordinarily offensive odor about that
garbage question since the disclosure that Atlanta got
its cremation plant for less than onehalf what is pro-
posed to charge Los Angeles for duplicate of it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

The Sacramento Bee says the Russian boast about
debating peace terms in Toxic 'is seen to have
been little rash" At this distance it looks more like
q vrulent outbreak of smallpox.