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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
BELASCO COMPANY
READY FOR FIGHT
{. D. PRICE SAYS CONTRACT
MUST BE FULFILLED
Believes White WhIttlesIey and Flor
enee Roberts VIII Appear at
Burbank Theater BY
Order Of Court

q. d. Price, a member of the firm
Of Belasco, Mayer & Company, the
proprietors of the Belasco theater OF
this city and the Alcazar and Central
theaters of San Francisco, came to
Los Angeles yesterday morning.
Mr.. Price is here on twofold mis-
sion. He is deeply interested in his
firms application for an injunction to
restrain Oliver Morosco of the Bur-
bank theater from using that house
for any other purpose than the APP
pearances there of Florence Roberts
and White Whittlesley, two promi-
nent stars that are under the Belasco
management.
Mr.. Price also brought with him the
manuscript parts, scenic property and
lighting plots and special music for
"Old Heidelberg" which the Belasco
Theater Stock company will give q
week from tomorrow, following the
presentation of Clyde Fltchs most i'm
portant comedy, Captain Jinks of the
Horse Marines" which will engage the
attention of the Belasco players this
week.
Mr.. Price is most enthusiastic when
"Old Heidelberg" Is mentioned. Says
he:
To Play "od Heidelberg"
at is positively the most beautiful
and fascinating play l have witnessed
during my twenty-eight years con-
nection with theatrical affairs, as dra-
i2iatic writer and manager OF Richard
Mansfield, John Mccullough, Mrs. Les
lie Carter and number of Others. We
PUT it on at the Alcazar theater
fortnight ago, intending to present it
for one week only, as is our custom.
But the public and reviewers gave 1T
such an unprecedentedly cordial greet
irg that the Alcazar was altoge ther
too small to hold the crowds that ae-
tually claniored for admission. We
continued the play for a second week,
which terminated last night and we
might easily have kept it ON indefi-
nitely, as it proved to be even better
or a second and third viewing than On
the initial visit.
"I am here to assist Mr. Barnum, the
stage director of the Belasco Theater
Stock company, who by the way will
have a role in old Heidelberg in
which his art will appear at It's very
best. Mr.. Galbraith, the leading man
of the Belasco company, will be cast
for the chief male role, originally
played by Mr.. Mansfield, and Miss
Gardner, our leading woman, will have
an opportunity to charm her friends
in the part of Kathie, the sweet, Iowa
BILE daughter of the droll keeper of
the inn where the students at Heidel-
berg university congregate and sing
their rollicking songs as they lift their
stems high in the air and drink to
Kathies pretty SELF
old Heidelberg is unquestionably
the best play that have ever known to
be put in the hands of a stock COM
pany. We shall give it the most elab-
crate production of anything that has
occupied the Belasco stage since we
entered the field of Los Angeles theat-
rlcalS.
Theatrical Situation Good
'dThe theatrical situation in the west
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09

The Angelus Hotel Grill
The select dining place OF the city. Loomls
brothers. proprietors
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
$4,000 PAID EACH
DAY FOR LIQUOR
PROGRESSIVE CLUB HEARS
DENUNCIATI0N
A. D. Warner Takes Occasion to
Score Royal Arch In Bit
ter Attack on
Saloons

1.-TWO hundred saloons in Los Angeles,
$50 each, or $4,000 daily; 100 restau-
rant licenses, which with their receipts
will bring each day the total sale of
intoxicants up to $4,000 day, or q
total for the year of 81, 3S2, ,000." These
are the figures which were quoted yes
terday afternoon by Attorney A. d.
Warner in his address on 1.-The Curse
of the Modern Saloon" before the Pro-
gressive club in Broadway Central hall.
Mr.. Warner treated his subject from
an economic as well as a moral stand
point, refuting at length the common
arguments offered in defense of the
saloon. He said in part:
Economic Problem
THAT the liquor traffic and the sa-
loon is the greatest and most impor-
tant sociological and economic prob
lem before the American people today
is admitted by all students of sociol-
ogy.
"What to do with 1t; how to deal
with II; whether TO license or not IL
cense; whether high license or low Ii
cense; whether prohibit or control by
the dispensary system. are all ques-
tions of expediency and procedure.
"Show me the successful business or
professional man and will show you
the man who drinks very moderately or
not at all. Show me the unsuccessful
business or professional man without
any business and l will show you, in
nine cases out of ten, the regular pa
tron of the saloon Show me the fell
low without job half the time and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
Theatrical Situation Good

1.-THE theatrical situation in the west
and particularly in California is much
better than two months ago. Then,
the patronage accorded even the best
of visiting attractions was anything
but good. Various reasons were as
signed for this condition. The cheap
ten and twenty cent vaudeville the
aters-the theaters being merely store
rooms equipped with few bits OF
scenery and filled with folding camp
stools-unquestionabl injured theatre
cal finances for brief period, the
cheap admission binding people to the
fact that they were not even getting
ten cents worth of entertainment. The
reversal came when the public awoke
to the fact that it was purchasing lit
tie bits of gold brick-just gilded chips
off the block. In a few instances, traV-
cling combinations of recognized merit
did not attract the audiences their
worth warranted, and everyone has
been at a loss to explain this, the only
possible reason that could be assigned
being the public, which purchases the
atrical amusement, did not care for
the managerial offerings.
"I am more than delighted with the
success of the Belasco Theater Stock
company. The people of Los Angeles
have responded most enthusiastically
and generously to our efforts to give
them the best plays in both this coun-
try and England.
"Our legal contention with Mr.. Nor
csco will be heard argued Tuesday
morning. We have contracts, entered
into nine months ago with him, CALI
ing for the appearance of Florence
Roberts at the Burbank theater for
three weeks beginning January %. and
another contract for White Whittle-
sley's temperance at the same thea
Ter for two weeks, Immediately after
Miss Roberts engagement there. 10
our firm a contract means the eX-
penditure of a considerable sum or
money for printing, for railroad fares
for the salaries of our actors, and we
have the reputation OF invariably Nv
ing up to our contracts. The case
will be heard and If we are in the right
as we believe we are. Miss Roberts
ana Mr.. Wnittlesley will play at the
Burbank theater according to con-
tract"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
Drawers, ChemiSeS,
Gowns, AT Half

Ends of lots-"a few of
this, that and the other"
no style in all sizes, but
very nearly all sizes some
where in the lot. Choose
at exactly half the regular
prices. But you'll need to
hurry - there won't be
many left by noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
Genuine
Japanese
Crepes
35C

The bold patterns and rich Ori-
entail colorings in these Japanese
crepes make them the most at
tractlve OF all fabrics for kimonos
end Dressing Sacques. The real
imported article, direct from ia.
pan, in a broad variety of truly
handsome patterns, thirty-five cents
a ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09

Jack London, the novelist addressed
Socialistic meeting last evening in
Simpson auditorium.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
January Sale of Black Silks
Begins Wednesday
Morning

When demands for silks likely to
be mills with orders that
mandd liberal waited and paid market
would 20 than the
l quote received.
Wednesday morning and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
Snow White DamaSkS

72inch all-nen damask in many hand on
some patterns regularly 81 yard now. OVC
72inch Irish linens in almost any design you
might want regularly $1.25 O. nA
d ~
70 and 72-inch French and Irish linens in beau
tiful floral and conventional effects, N1 On
S150 and $175 grades. yard ....,....... - .OU
72inch Irish linens with plain centers and deep
floral borders-double damask of the Of TE
$225 and $3.50 grades now .......... sDIs y
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
$1.5O to $3 Black Goods
$l.15

Bonafide reductions on several Of
this seasons most fashionable fab
rics-Voiles, Broadcloths, Panamas.
French Serges, Examines, Cheviots,
Jacquards, Crepe de Paris, plain
and fancy Mohairs; widths A to
56 inches.
Dollar-fifty to three-dollar values
the majority of them selling read
lily with us at $1.75 to $2.25-$1.15 a
yard.
Such price-cuts on colored dress
stuffs are very rare-s al g
BLACKS at little more than half
are almost unknown
And this sale lasts but two days
Monday and Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
White Goods Reduced

Hardly month goes by that some MEM
Der of the family doesn't require new gar
ments made from these materials.
No other time in the year when they
can be bought at these prices:
15c Nainsook-now 1890 35-n. Long Cloths, regl-
yard. arly 12Ac-now lie yd.
zoe Nansook-now 1Sc 36inch Long Cloths, reg
yard ulary 15c-now 1870
Csc Nainsook-now 22Rc yard.
yard 45inch Long Cloths, reg
Csc Nainsook-now 5Oc ularly 20c-n 1Sc
yard yard.
soc Nansook-now 45c 46inch Long Cloths, reg
yard ularly 25c-now 221Ac
(32 to SO inches) yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
Snow White Napkins

22x22-inch bleached damask napkins in almost no
end of pretty patterns-regular $2.75 @ l0
grade now, dozen. n..........................p pSsTV
23-inch all-lnen napkins, assorted pat @ *
terms, our So leader, dozen. PH'VO
A-inch napkins of the 81 grade selling c. 11E
now at, dozen %O'SO
ndM 4t,inch ndM,.. napkins Of the $3.50 grade. $3.65
1dM st1,noh .t'$4.3 napkins of the $3.50 grade $4.35
goM s1,iDoh napkins of the $3.50 grade $3.50
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25

y new departure IL the shipping Of
trcsh fruit la eastern markets wiz
seen III the local var Is this morning
when nn cN Npcrimcntal r,friecrntur car
with an appliance known as the -ylr-
thcl' system ma ic 4 hri,i st - in the
city ON it, why from I>ri Ch., to-
New York.
Ih' new arrangement does away
With lee. mechanical arrangement
opcratc.l 10y cham t. the ear axle.
tnrnu hing better aud much cheaper
refrigeration than ice. When the ear
ls delayed or sidr.'raCkrd kerosene
"ngrn" furnishes power to drive thc
mechanism. II IL also stated that this
car can ~ lundrd with ordinary mcr.
chnndIsc on the return trip to Cali
fnrnla, and thereby Il big saving IL rf-
f"ct"i. California growers and -hipp"rs
Hs we'll u5 railroad men are said H. be
Hat ching with iut"rcri the result uf
this trial trip Ogden Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25

warden C"nsIdlnc has Just returned
ir"m ,9ip to California wher. ne
VISITED San Quentin prison III order TO
learn something Of the details nf nm
execution. Mr.. Combine has "A dis,-
sr"cahlc duty to rcrform-,hc hnnyir.,
II a man-on September sth. and If I'm.
N"prrm" court denies the appeal Of the
humboldt county murdcrcrs, he Is
hkely, III the u"ar future, to have To
execute IN one day three men whom
the las will compel t" pay it's debt ,o
society. II" WAS shoHu every courtesy
at San QlentcH and given comp!ct.
plans Of sraiIplIs and me ,haniral con.
tTvanccs winch enable an cxccu,iourr
la send the condemned man throupL
The drop WIKI the ncwswrper dull
thud' winch property belongs to an
execution. He can iow tie u hangs,aan
knot with hi- eyes shut
The Warden will not personally
spring the lever ,hnt libcratcs :he ,lrou.
hut delegates some of the guards. Tn,
general! ncrcptcd way Ii To have
several levers III q ross and at the
signal the different men touch the
lever to which they lasc been assigned.
OHly one II these levers really docs the
work TIA" rest are dummies. Aftcr the
c"ubHatiun hns been mixed w th.
identity Of :hc lever DOING the actual
Work Is lost and no one really knows
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25
i>lko, Nevada, Friday, August 25, 1908.

lew miles above SOdaville. The cmploy.
cs p' the company. whose homes are M
Hawthorne, are being moved free ly
the company, but many families and a
namber OF business men are determined
I" locate at Dover station, eight miles
"aS, Of Hawthorne, on the new Gu. off.
where they propose tn purchase n large
tract "f land and build Ii city after the e'r
own fashion
The Walter Lake Bulletin III it's last
lssa" sounds tie note of dissatisfaction
that exists IN the old town. II claims
hat Nina sprung into existence because
several prominent Southern Pacific oil.
cIal-, inc!ud,Eg several on the Nevada
aud California. own large tracts Of real
estate the. L, claims that the Location.
ot the division point at Nina w;.s an
nonnccd after these officers Of the COM
pany had obtained their holdings and
that they expect to coin thousands o.
dollars ont Of lot sal"s.
The Bulletin says it will never move
To Nina, but that with ether old mer-
canti'c and business instit uticns il will
inad Its effects into wagons and migrate
To Dover or some other ueurby point and
buiId neS city on ground that Ii not
owned Toy officers Of the company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25

y Washington dispatch of the 9lst
! says:
The tindiugs and opinion OF the court
ot inquiry which investigated the fatal
explosion Oh the gunbOat Bennington
was made public today by Secretary
BouaPart at tue navy department.
The court expresses the opinion that
the explosion was caused 10y excessive
steam pressurv in boiler Is, resulting
III the Closing Of the valve connecting
the boiler with the steam gauge. The
court Is al:O of the opinion that ID. y.
liollnnG, the fireman on duty, had
made the mistake Of thutting oil the
valve.
Tie court also finds that Ensign
Charles ID. Wade. 81 the engineering
department Of the ship was at faul, in
falling to see that the steam valves
and safety valve were ovcThaulcd nj
the proper time and KEEP; i'll good ORDER,
having accepted the verbal statements
OF subordinatcs that this had been done
/. March.
II Is clear that he WAS negligent in
the performance Of his duty and should
be brought before Il court martial.
The navy deI artmcnt has not yet
acted upon the proceedings and
findings
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25

Southern Pacific officials have de.
c'dcd to give annual passes to employees
on certain conditions. The new ar
raugcmcul will first 20 INTO effect in
T"Xnr and th|n he made an licnbIo TO
rrPl"ycg i'll California and elscw here
according To- the new arrange mt nj free
annual trausI orthtion is tO br issued TO
train dlsiatchcrs, station agents, con-
duot"Ts and engineers who have been in
service ten years or more on the follow
ing hnsi.:
For service of ten and !, ~ than eleven
years, an annual pass to each fer the
division "n winch ne Ii employed; for
service over fifteen year and less than
twenty !"ars. an annual pass for self and
vii" over She division: Tor more than
twenty Ncar~ service, n, annual pass
over the entire system for self and
dependant members Of his family
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25
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Here Is no Nay To MAINTAIN the hcal,E
anu strength OF mind and body except
by n"urlshmcn'. There Is no wa, to
nourish except through the stomach
lhc stomach must be kept healthy,
pure and sweet or the strength will lei,
d""n and disease will set up. No appetite
loss "i strength, NERVOUSNESS. head che.
constipation, b.u breath. sour ri~rngs.
hitting, mdig"stIoL, dyspepsia aud nll
stomach troubles that are curabl, ur,.
quickly cured toy the Use 81 kudu.
Dyspepsia Cure. kpdol digcsts what
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o.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25
Volume 10.
Western I'scIiIc News

Saturi1ys Reno journal hat a story
t" the effect that the Western Pacific
WAS negotiating FOR the purchase OF the
Virginia ~ Truckce railroad and tina,
hctorc many days the sale will he nud,
i'll" object being to make a branch
lur uf tie man road, the branch IA
start at point some miles north of
lcno ana continue through to the south.
rTn portion ~ Nevada. One rrppr, SANS
ihc stor! IL rmphntically denied hy n
VI. ierinEt"n, superintendent %, the
Va T., and another that be had moth.
rne t" say after beng imyortuucd for a
little light on the subject.
\. W. kcddic. engineer IN cLar.e OF
tn" ",7;"rn Pacific survey IN the
W"'i"rm Iart 81 the State, told In.
Juprnnl Friday that work on the West.
crH PdCi'i: would begin carly IN Sru-
t"mbcr and that the contracts call foI
th" completion ~ the liur within two
1"HIs hereafter. Once work IL started
1t will not stop until the raj road il in
"pcrhuUn. Mr.. Kcddic alro snii tim,
l." believed he would know il the West.
"rn Pacific WIN negotiating Tor the
pnrch''s" u the Virginia X Truckre and
that I've knew nothing Of 1t although ne
hhi Just returned from the ccmpany's
Office. He SAID the original survey Of
III" Western Pacific passing north To
l!t"mIi lake and continuing to Salt
Ink" through Winucmucra will no,
b" chargci.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25

Is. j.. House 81 the Western Pacific
engineering corps arrived Saturday
from Salt LAX" Ia take charge u the
c-rw nov working east from Winnie.
muccn. revising the line Mr.. House
hkc all the other Western Pacific ,n
gnecrs, IL very rcticcnt about giving
ANY Information. He saya that he was
ordered Ia come from Salt Lnkc and
work east from WinucmuCca and ne il
DOING It. His camp nt the present time
r. on the Bliss ranch, twelve miles
east of "mnemucca. He Gays several
changes have been made in the line
through the BliR' property. While il
IS a bIg Job Ia get ~ large q PROPOSITION
~ the building ~ line ~ railroad
arross the continent launched, 1t IL fair
I" presume TINT after the prcliminrrirs
hfc all arranged, tools procured and
every thing IL III readiness that actual
construction work will lie rushed as
'a't hs men and money can Tush IT,
Ihc Silver State will hazard the opinion
'ihi work will commence mt Winnie.
m"rcH within ninety days. Silver
state
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25

u"n OF the eleven divisions Of the
Western Pacific Company's road, he.
tween here aud Salt LIKE CITY, the
executive committee OF the couunry
discarded tortY.si1.
w the bids retained two local com.
p"h'"s' contracting firms. are reported
l" he the lowest hiidcrs on the con.
structi"n work along the first section.
between Oakland and L,ycrmorc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25
Watchmakinn in Switzerland.

There are about 25,OOO persons en-.
p!oycd in the watch factories of Swift
zcrland, not including several thou
sand cnsagc' in the house industry"
There are G27 factories. 2lS Of which
manufacture complete watches. 20
cases and tie rest dials, crystals.
hands. springs, jewels, etc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25

Many of the people Of Hawthorne are
protesting against tn" removal nf the olu
town 'o Nina. 'hc u"w division point on
the Nevada aud California railroad a
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25

\ san frnUcisco dispatch 81 the 2lai
says:
Ndvicos received here yesterday from
Ne" York are Ia the effect thR, ont nf
Hiil-s bIds opened Tor the coustrur
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25

NELsGH-PETERsoH-In EIko, Nevada,
August ~, 1903. by y. Bruce. j. F.,
Mr.. Nels u. Nelson To Helen Peters 1n ,
both uf ElKo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

belt gegeben, fd itber ben @baratter
Der 2ranfbeit 3u unterri&ten uno f&
sntiprs9eno Dor Mnfedung por3uieben.
CUR 0:rmeioun9 Der Infedung pur'
ben fsrner perionen, bic NIT @bolera-
tranten In enserer 8ertbrung gefans
ben batten. our 8eOba6tung feftge-
balten neil man bon benz iebr
ri&tigen eabe aussih9. bab bic ge.
tuabrung Der Mgemeinbeit Dor elmer
i9redli9en Seu6s ui&tiaer iei, aIs bic
griparung psri6nli4er nnbsqaemli4.
feiten fur gin3elne.
90 bat f9 alfo bic beutf9e Spgiens
portrefhd1 bemdbrt. Is let NIT Rid'
f9f auf ben eutsn &uf Der bsuti4en
9psiene seffattet. bier tura auf cine
Mnselessnbsit 3urtd8utommen. bic nit
Der @bolera ni9t i'm 3uiammenbangs
ftsbt. Sin Observation-Disclosures
fran36fi9ss TadbIatt bat bic gebaup.
tuns aufssfslt, in Seuti9lanb ieien
i'm Isbtsn Sabre sinige Sauieno pOdens
ertrantunsen pOrssiOmmen. Do Oisis
Mngabe tpobl aud in anbere
Stttter tibsrgeben birfte. 10 lei fefige=
ftslt, bab es fi9 um einen Srrtbum
hanoelt, Der einsm mifenf9aftliden
glatts ui9t bdtte unterlaufen oirfen.
Sn 9euti9lanb fterben felt Sabten
our9idnittIi9 aaidbrli& taum Elm
Dubsnb Wsnf8en an poden. mas aIfr
bel elmer ginwObner3abl bon go DILL
Iionen p%rO3entual nabe3u slei4 Hun
1T. Sas franaORi9e glatt bat bic
@enidtarre (meningitis). bic aler=
oinss i'm lebten Sabre tn Oberi@leien
sraiRrt bat, in3uii4en aber aud nabe3u
erloi4sn III. nit ben poden psrtpe9isli
rnb hemgsmdB bis8 ooesfdqe an @snif.
ffarre als Sobesfdne an pofen bs3sid-
net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
Ste misunderstanding tn
9emti@tano.

Befanntli9 III unter ben Deri9ieoe=
1er Staatsn, bic in neuerer 3eit cine
usberwa9ung Der 2ebensberf9erungs-
geieni&aften eingeftbrt baben, bas
SsutidaRei9 am allerfrensfen bors
gsganser. Dos Nufi&tsamt ftir pri.
patpsrf9erungen, Die IN Seuti9lano
abgef9lohen tperoen, controairt ni&t
nur bic Nnlags Der Rsierben, bic Be-
timmunesn bss gerR6srunssosrtra-
ges uno Die 96be Der Prdmien, fons
bern iosar bic getriebstOfsn ieosr
gsrR9srunssssisQf9uft. Die gsbaup.
tuns, bab oieis gum S4ube Der per-
FGertsn pribatpsrionsn sinseri9tete
Beauff&ti9ung ibsrtriebsn uno Der
Gei6dftsentuidelans Der @sieuf9aftsn
6inosrli9 fei, fibte H9 bisbsr auf
stpei 8batfa9en. @inmal ertldrte
man bamit ben gnti9lus Der friber in
Seuti9lanb iebr beliebten equitable
endurance Co., auf ben abi9luB nsuer
prdmienberf9erungen in Ssuti9lanb
au bersi&ten. Sieies argument it
bur9 bic befanntsn gntbtaunsen fiber
ons @ef9aftsgebabren oieier @sfel-
i&af, BITE aus Sem Sort senslbst uur-
ben, binfdlig ~getuoroen.
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