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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
FORTUNATE ORANGE GROWERS

The defendant carriers rate of 81 25 per 100 pounds
on oranges in carloads from Southern California to
points east of the Missouri river unreasonable
and unjust"
commerce commission. It marks the turning point in
the imposition of unfair freight charges which has
handicapped orange industry from the beginning
The ruling does not have the effect of mandate, and
the boon of lower traffic charges is still in the future
unless the railway companies voluntarily act in accord
with "the handwriting on the wall"
decisive step has been taken, however in the
direction of lower orange transportation rates and
practical results may be expected in the future
In the decision of the commission specific distinc
tion is made between rates that regarded
sonabe and those which would be fair and equitable
The present rate of s1.25 per 100 pounds should be
reduced to $11O according to the judgment of the
commission
The proposed reduction will not be regarded by
orange growers as adequate, perhaps, but 1t means
an enormous gain in the aggregate. On the basis OF
last years orange shipments there would be under the
proposed reduction of Is cents per 100 pounds saving
to the producers of $SOS2S6.
The jusness of the proposed reduction in orange
freightage is made clear in the argument submitted
by the commission. In the first place the present
freight charges with shipments running up to 10000
carloads per year, the same they were years
when the total only 10 cent or less of the
present output But in addition to the enormous in
crease IN business given 10 tne railways as eNpaheu
by the commission Carriers by using larger cars and
increasing the minimum weight of carloads from 10000
to $4,000 pounds added SIS per to their rev
from this industry"
Note particularly the immense gain to the railway
companies from that single feature last mentioned.
Figuring last years output of 10000 carloads, at
SIS gain per car find total gain to the railways of
$2,250O00
The decision in question is the best news of its
kind that has ever come to Southern California. It
means that the orange industry, at time in the
future will be allowed to share with the railways
in the gains caused by vastly increased shipments
and economic transportation. 1t means fresh stimulus
to the whole business of citrus fruit production in Cali
forna.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
CATHOLIC

A meeting of the young men of ST
! Patrick's church was held last Sunday,
preparatory to reorganizing young
mems institute, which is expected will
be completed in the near future.
Holy hour will be observed each
Wednesday at the Cathedral of ST.
Vibiana at 1880 p. m.
Rev. A. M. Clinton. pastor Of st.
Patrick's cathedral, Kansas City, Mo-,
is a guest of Rev. p. ]. O'Reilly, pastor
of st. Patrick's church of this city.
Fathers Clinton and O'Reilly were
classmates in Dublin. Father Clinton
will preach at the high mass Sunday.
The Christian Mothers and Altar
society of st. Joseph's church held a
social in the church hall last Wednes-
day afternoon
The women of st. Patrick's church
are preparing to give an entertainment
Thursday evening, March 2, in the hall,
corner Twenty-ninth and San Pedro
streets.
Father Felix, o. F. NJ, professor at
st. Anthonys college, and Father Flo
rian, musical director at the Santa
Barbara mission, were guests at st.
Joseph's church the present week.
Next Friday, which is the first Fri
day of the month. the usual Sacred
Heart devotions will be held.
Rev. G. w. Collins of Peoria, ILL.,, is
the acting assistant of Rev. M. McAu-
life. pastor of the Church of the Sa-
cred Heart.
Mass will be celebrated daily at the
Church of the Sacred Heart, East Los
Angeles, at and s a. m,
The stations of the cross of st. Pc
ter's Italian church will be blessed to-
morrow at a. m. One of the Francis
can fathers will officiate. Mass will
be celebrated following the ceremony.
Bishop Conaty will dedicate the new
organ of the Catholic church of Fresno
tomorrow. Father Mccarthy is the
pastor Of the church.
. The Young Mems club of the cathe-
dral parish will hold a meeting Tues
day evening in the cathedral hall,
when special business will be trans
acted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
SALVATION ARMY

Commissioner Kilby and Mrs. Kilby
are expected to arrive in Los Angeles
today, accompanied by Col. and Mrs.
French. They will conduct an officer
and soldiers council at corps No. 1, 43s
South Spring street, this evening. To-
morrow a holiness convention will be
and at p. m. welcome demonstra-
ton will be held at Simpson audi
torium. A great salvation meeting will
be held at the auditorium in the even
ing. Monday, officers councils will be
held at 10 a. m. and p. m. At $3.50
%. m. farewell banquet will be ten
dered Major and Mrs. Connect at the
headquarters.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
BAPTIST

The City Union of the B. Y. P. U.
will be entertained by the calvary
Baptist church, Boyle Heights, next
Thursday evening. The reception will
be in recognition of the new union
officers. A program will be rendered
and refreshments served.
Tomorrow the first service of the
Central Baptist church will be held in
the main auditorium of the new church
building, corner Pico and Alvarado
streets. Next Wednesday evening an
old-fashioned covenant meeting will
be held. when the general topic will be
How Can 1 Promote the Prosperity
and Spirituality of MY Church"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

church will be held next Tuesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. William Shear, re-
turned missionary from China, and her
daughter, will make addresses.
st. Davids day will be celebrated at
the Welsh Presbyterian church We'd
nesday evening, March 1. An elaborate
program is being arranged.
The corner stone of the Highland
Park Presbyterian church will be laid
with imposing ceremonies next Tues
day at $3.50 D. m. A reception will be
given at the hall of letters, Occidental
college, at 7.45 p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
CHRISTIAN

The young women of the Sunday
school of the Magnolia Avenue Chris
tian church will have charge of the
service Sunday. Mrs. S. j. Chapman
will act as superintendent. Miss Maud
Lewis secretary, Mrs. o. Il. Lockhart
chorister Mrs. Robert Burdette will
make an address on Girls" The
offering will be used for the piano
fund.
Rev.W, S, Meyers, pastor of the East
Eighth street Christian church. is con-
ducting evangelistic services at the
church. Miss Della Doner is the singer
assisting.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
STRANGERS FRIEND SOCIETY

What is a Man Worth? ?" will be the
topic of Chaplain Kidder at the SER
vice of the Strangers Friend society
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock In
Burbank hall, Mrs. Long, contralto
of Pasadena, will sing. An orchestra
will furnish music. The telephone
service will be open to invalids, Home
phone S162.
Commencing last evening prayer
meetings will be held by this society
each Friday evening in the smaller
Burbank hall at 7:45 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
GATES CALLED HOME BY
ILLNESS OF HIS FATHER
Steel Speoulator Leaves on Special
Train for st. Charles,
Illinois

John w. Gates, steel trust magnate
and wheat speculator, who has been
spending a week in Los Angeles left
yesterday for his home in st. Charles
III. Mr.. Gates received word yester-
day that his father. who also makes
his home in the Illinois city, is seri-
ously i'll and the son left at once on a
special train to be at his parents bed
side. The elder Gates has been IN
poor health for some time, and on sew
eral different occasions 1t was thought
he would not survive.
John A. Mccall Coming
John A. Mccall, president of the New
York Life Insurance company Is ex-
pected to arrive in Los Angeles from
his eastern home on one of the many
delayed trains which are to come ~
today. Mr.. Mccall has engaged apart
ments at the Van Nuys hotel and WIZ
spend two or three weeks in TINS vi
cinity. lie is coming for rest only ana
win be accompanied by his wire "'u
daughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

In his proclamation convening the senate March
the president follows precedent in providing for the
confirmation of such appointments as he may make
subsequent to the Inauguration and the transaction of
such other business may be necessary on the part
OF the senate without concurrence by the house There
is reason to believe that of the most important
matters the president has in view is the STRENGTHENING
out of the knk between himself the senate relative
to the international arbitration treaties which now are
in allegiance. The president has given farther intl
nation of purpose to convene the new congress in
extra session this spring and such action is expected
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
CONGREGATIONAL

A George Washington social was
held by the young people of the Third
Congregational church last Wednes-
day evening in the church, corner East
Main and Railroad streets. Nearer
My God to Thee" was rendered in ST.
lent song by girls clad in white.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

There has been long lull in serious labor
troubles in California that the from Fresno
a surprise general contest between employers
in the building trades and the unions has begun the
open shop ISSUE and both sides seem determined to
fight it out that line if it takes all summer"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
ENGLISH LUTHERAN

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
English Lutheran church will give an
initial social at the home of Mrs.
William S. Fletcher, liza West Eighth
street, next Thursday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

The tiff in the Humane society resulting from indi-
vidual pique should not be taken seriously to
withdrawal of the cys allowance for the expense
account. The society is doing most commendabe
work and is deserving Of encouragement and support
by citizens and the city government.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

It is credable to the police department that a
vigorous attempt is in progress by officers break np
incidental feature of the nefarous gambling business
at Ascot park That feature is the seeking dupes
to intrust money to so-caled "clockers" for "sure
thing" betting purposes No effort should be spared to
accomplish the clearing out of the Ascot infamy root
branch, twg and leaf
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

Now London specialist with the declaration
that Excessive drinking of water is of appen
dicts" The doctor fails to state what he regards
excess in water consumption, but many persons will
conclude, probably, that half finger of water top
of three fingers of whisky is not excessive
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

There need be no surprise at the appearance of an
advertisement any day emanang from the city council
and printed strange as seem, under the heading
Lost Srayed Stolen" 1t will relate to the draft
of an ordinance prepared several weeks ago by the
city attorney and intended for early consideration by
the council The aim of the proposed ordinance was to
regulate the and electric lighting service in Los
Angeles. The fact that no mention of the ordinance
draft had been made for weeks in the council cham
ber leads to the conclusion that 1t has been lost or
else that II inadvertently slipped to the cushioned chair
Of OF the members and upon SO hard as to
crowd it out Of sight
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

The rivers and harbors appropriation bill has passed
the house and been to the AS now stands
liberal provision is made for the improvement of the
inner harbor at San Pedro The total available
if the bill escapes cutting in the senate will be more
than $5OOOOO This will provide for the completion of
the work, possibly within eighteen months
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

trick sprung by the Standard Oil company in
Kansas leads to the belief that the foxy John D. Rookie
feer himself is leading his contingent in the oil fight
of that state The company is said to be buying out
the holdings of individual operatives tempting prices
with the object of crushing the opposition. 1t is said
that the Kansas people alude to John d. as
"Robafeer."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

is astonishing how good Indiana has become since
the election to the vice presidency of favorite Fair
banks Two three days ago bill passed by its
legislature prohibiting the sale of cigarettes and
bill is going through prohibiting the issue of railway
passes any citizen of the OF may be
inferred that track gambling is tolerated in
Indiana.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

Now the report from San Francisco that the
various packing and shipping industries of the
will have to pay at the rate of 81 900 900 year
advance for boxes because of combine of lumber
and box making interests. Another subject for nves
cation by the interstate commerce commission.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

The of DR.. Harper of the Chicago university
has excited widespread sympathy The that he is
progressing satisfactorily in recovery from the opera
on that he had hope of surviving is pleasing all
readers May he live long enough and continue strong
enough to pull John D. Rockefeler's leg many, many
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

novel municipal campaign is reported in Mendoza
H. Editors of two local newspapers candidates
for mayor and each is booming the other with extraor
binary zeal Probably each is eager have other
for conspicuous inx-slnging target
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

Chicago reports a deadlock between twelve thou
sand carpenters and brckayers side and their
employers the other. 1t is the question of a
Saturday half holiday with full days pay. How would
1t do to compromise with full Saturday holiday and
double pay?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
Comforting

Doctor-You'll come out all right. A
simple boil never kills.
De Broke-Yes, 1t does.
Doctor-What?
De Broke--Lobsters, and | certainly
was one to buy that bum mining stock,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
THE HERaLD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The HeraId'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., 1905-02-25

The czar orders the to continue, probably the
theory that the outlook for his dynasty already is
bad It possibly be. But the Japanese may take
measures TO stop the war, nevertheless.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25
RAMONA WILL EXHIBIT
HISTORICAL RAIMENT

At the production of Ramona" next
Monday there will be more than his
torical memories claiming attention, for
Charles F. Lummis has placed his
wonderful Indian collection at the dis
posal of the company and Lawrence
Griffith, who will play Alessandro, will
wear one of Mr. Lummis's choicest
serapas, known to be over one hundred
years old. Besides, he will be appar-
eled in one of those historical leather
suits about which historians could
write columns of interesting facts. Lee
Willard, who presents a physique and
temperament ideal for Felipe, will be
not one whit less fortunate or interest
ing, as from the Camulos rancho, the
girlhood home of Ramona, have come
historical and immensely valuable
caballero suits and sombreros, which
he will wear during the four acts of the
performance.
In addition to all this Father Juan
Caberellerio of the old Mission church,
has become so enthusiastically inter-
ested that he has loaned many price,
less statues and paintings from his
private collection. Scenery and cos
tunes will be historically correct, and
there will be a perfect reproduction or
the romantic, dreamy atmosphere or
the times Just when the Gringos came
to usurp the government and set aside
the customs of the luxuriant Latins.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-25

my automobile has the very latest
improvements"
what are they?"
"see that little arrangement? That
registers the number of arrests per
mile and at the same time drops out
the amount of the fine"-Cleveiand
Leader
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-11
BlBL1oTEcA DE Ella pENocRAc1A, 2ss

Para ssto 30 easa anal Qiia h.ba Do dscr.elo . mi
Diego segufa inspescionando lss pistolss.
-Vapgo de parte de FAbiAn e die cuando oueda.
solos,
10 pre,umal contest5 Diego rieudoss urd6ucs smente
rsdor tenrS todos los msdos de suedar mpune Pero
equvoca Por 10 respects H. supongo hsbk epga
nsdo... vsndris abcgsr nor d..
-Vengo solamentes entregsrss carta suya.
-Gukrdatsls. 49,. Me 10 6Quro Serl elocuentisima l. =.
tan elocuent, que dar& sscol
Tene 10 elocuencis de os hechos en- ella no te pds
-Pues tparA auS me escribe entoncesi
-Por lastms OIL estad0 en- QUE te encuentras
Que 10 tenga dc d msmo Dsntro de dos horM veremos
susn 90 mas dono dc compas6n Dssngafste escrbs
porque teme
Yyo ds que h DO lees su carta porqus le temes 81.
81 Eo esas, l6els.. Aquf 10 themes.
No Ia leo
ID Es decir que tienes empeGo Mlir de errori
No. qu- "a doy fe pasbras nj ecritos de nsdie
Pero 90 Ia darEs lac obss. TIE repito que % ata de
-Pues bien: dfmeOa. .h6rrame s dsgusto de YER IL
Ell primer hscho que F.bkD Cnnd. sabedor ds 10
muerte de Gnt que ha so possible indenfcar Ia
verd.dea del antgo de poc. denunc
mismo ast,f.dor fasro declarsc6n de
sts, dri0ida 81 Joez to enva IT, que pre-
DisQ, Sc qusd6 ssombrado
Y con que 6n hace cato prsg 'p6 despufs gu hobo
ldo 10 dscars scion
Para que one, ai deRenie con tel int 4. del
que dges 10 verca mieto nn0una pspvcle
csstig", ,ino amor I. verdsd -.
-Pero qu- pu@do genernse
decisrsc6u los tobunae... e. que 20 Ia
slgunsl..".
hedirho qne ta snvfs.
Diego soli6 Ia pi.tol.s. s.nth. aof
Is fFente, oabiarta DE- sotor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-11

Ell alcalde do Ia eiudad pAsA 10.
iorne sobre el arreglo de hoyas en- 10
calls del Condsdo on Santurce, al In.
geniero municipal.
-Esta mafiana Sc reuni6 en- Ia Of
Gina del sefior T id, una comisi6n de
comerci antes compuesta de los seiiores
Balasquide, Besosa, La Roca, Cam
blor, Zalduondo, Melon y Somoza
para tomar acuerdos sobre la huelga.
A las doce se hallaban deliberando
adm, y ssrA dificil que pueda darse
cuenta h"y dc sus resoluciones.
LA limpieza de los tipos On 10
maquins <Olivers 50 hacs en- msdio
minute. So limpisn todos de una vez
CON un cepillo corrisnte, y no tipo .
tipo, como o. necesario hacsrlo en-
otras mSquinas. La consecuencis ma.
tursl es que el que escribe en- Ia sOh-
vers limpia 4 msnudo las letras, obte.
nisndo una escritura hsrmosa y linn
pia.
-Ha sido ascendido & csbo de ID
policfa irsular Inccencio Mas con
destino & Yauco.
Fueron trssladados para los dis
tritos de la isla los s'guientes policfas
que rrestaban servicios en- esta ciu.
dad: Jose A. Urquizu, zsn6n Cande.
lario, Monserrate Comas, Manuel Se-
rran', Ramon Santiago, Juan Morei.
ra, Joaquin Lugo, Pedro Gimenez,
Pablo Cancel, zsn6n Osorio, Modesto
Rivers, Francisco G. Alsy6n, Rafael
Morales, Sergio Mas, Manuel Vega,
Amelio Gil Ortiz, Santi, 60 Rivsrs,
Clotilde Mercado, Quintin Ellin, Juan
Mas, Cristino Morales, joss Flicier,
Jssus M. Marlstsny, jose H. AcabG,
Julio M Izquierdo, Romualdo Tor.
mos, Mario Meltndez, Alberto Pa.
tron, Juan Flrpi, Oemetrio DisE, Ra.
men Francisco Rivera, Alfonso To.
rfes, Patricio TuA Petrovicb, Rafael
r. Pacheco Lopez, Jssus Ma Ssrrano,
Lorenzo Mor e., Antonio Pombo, Lse.
cadio Soto. Autonio Rodriguez, Err
nesto Valdespinc, Agustin M. Var.
ga', jose e. Rivera. Felipe A Con-
zalsz, Ramon T Qliiano, Santiago
Vale, tin, Uliaes Rivera. Rafael Arti.
guez, Pedro Arzuaea, Jaime Alvara-
do, Clemsnts Negr6n Alto ,so Molins.
Ell cuartel general de 10 policfa
insular pub'ic6 una ordenarxa ascen.
dier do primer teniente q don jose
G Isurrondo. segundo odeiAl del cuer-
90 de Ia poIicls insulsr.
-Esta manana % promov,6un Gu
c&nd' 10 frente al atrio de Catedral.
Por cue.tiones smorusas Rita
Hernandez y juan Garcia vipieron 4
las manos, propin6ndoss una tunda
| Continttd en- Ia pdgina 6q)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-11

y Dorado presentaron dos denuncias,
por infracciones de rentss internas.
Ell departamento de instruction
aprob6 las propuestas de San German
Y Barros.
-DESPUES do probar todos los
engaiiosos fenedios que SO anuneian
o. cuando mas Sc sgradeoe 10 eacacia
RADICAL del Digestive Noiarrieta,
cuya superioridsd estk univsrsalmente
conhrmada para curar las enfermeda-
des del eat6mago.
Curaciones desespsradas on perso,
nas bien oonocidas, que 10 tomaron
durante tres meses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuche
produce melor efecto que una docena
de frsscos de oualquier otro remedio;
porque ademAs de ser 81 tnico verda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago ,
del intestine, sio engahosa acci6n
cslmante, 81 Digestive y Puridcador
dc los slimentos.
Sc debe exigir que cada hostis
tsnga grabado el nombre Digestive
Mojarrieta.
De veDta en- las farmacias de los
senores NJ. Blanco J c.. Ramon Alma
zAn, y Fidsl Guillermety de San Juan
puerto Rico); y enlas princip pales dro-
guerfas de Europa y Am6rica. Dep6.
sito on Paris, ruedes Haupriettes, 4
Esta tarde Sc celebrsrA en- ID
Camara de Concrete Ia Junta gene
RI para resolver sobre los acuerdoi
del Comte de comerciantes, que 81
tomarun en- Ia asamblea del domingo
passdo.
Hay mucha animaci6n para Ia
junta de carpinte os que Sc celebrari
oil domingo, en- Santurce.
Ha sido nombrado camillero d.
Sanidad don Felipe Maldonado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-11

Anoche, como & las doce, corr6 la
VOC de que 81 policfa Norberto Quiles
fue herido en- Ia calls de Norzagaray
nor 'os marineros Charles Lash. N y
Walter Megia
Nos trasladamos & aquel sitio y
encontrAmos que los guardiss Cha
brier y Quiles conducfan dos moce
tones de color, gruesos y fornidos,
que hacfan dura resistencia.
Los marineros Lashem y Megia v
trss paisanos que SO dieron q la fuga,
en- estado de embriaguez, promovfan
alborotos en- Ia muralls de Norzaga
ray, cuando el guardia Artemio Cha
briel Sc acera6 & fin de requer rles que
guardasen silencio.
En- el acto dicho policfa vi6se
agredido por Lashemy Megia y los
tres paisanos quienes le arrojaron al
suelo, produciendole aigunas contu
stones. -
Intervino ell guardia Quiles, que
pasaba por dicho sitio, sin armas, en-
tabl moose ma lucha cuerpo q cuerpo
que di6 por resultado la fuga de 10,
tres paisanos y la detenci6n de lol
dos mariner
Ell guardia Dulles fu6 curado er
el cuarto de socorro de tres heridal
loves en- la msno derecha
Sc incautaron los guardiss de ur