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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
PACIFIC ELECTRIC
GRILL AND BUFFE1

The finishing touch to its occupancy
was given the great Pacific Electric
building at Sixth and Main, Main streets ee+r,n IN
Grill and Buffet was opened within Its
splendid walls. This is cafe on large
scale one of the largest and finest on the
Pacific coast, a model of all that Is lux
urious, elegant and comfortable within
the province of the caterer and In keep
ing with the tone and dignity OF the
quartered. It fills all the requirements of
O complete and f1rst-class cafe, with an
excellent service in every line of refresh
ment, while being charming place or
restful resort. One would have to go
to New York or Paris to find it's counter
part for accommodating arrangement.
The restaurant, with its several hand-
bar, grill room, lunch counter and palm
garden The latter is delightful place
for rest and refreshment and with all
these features within one enclosure, the
Pacific Electric Grill and Buffet will
seat 500 people. This place furnishes an
excellent illustration of the large scale
Los Angeles do things. Messrs. Albert
H. Schliebtz, William Frimmersdorf and
E. 1. Machtig are the proprietors of this
splendid cafe. The whole place was ar
ranged with the design of giving the
people the best of everything. The bar
is one of the finest in the city and keeps
cuisine is notable feature and Messrs.
Schliebtiz and Machitig give special at
tention to the market. buying the best
of foodstuffs. while Mr.. Machtig also
looks after the grill and dining room to
see that everything is we'll cooked and
properly served. Their: merchants lunch
is notable feature of their service and
one of great convenience to the business
people in that section of the city. Mr..
Schliebitz, who has charge of the wine
and liquor department. was for seven
years manager of the Los Angeles Brew
ing company, and having had about flf-
teen years experience in his line is well
able to purchase and select vintages OF
rarity to please the palate Of the connois-
seur. Mr.. Machtig, who speaks
five languages has had worldwide
famous experience as caterer,
having been connected with the
Hotel Carlton, London, Eng, Bris-
tol hotel. Par Isl, Louis Sherry and Hol-
land, New York, and late of Van Nuys
Los Angeles and Potter, Santa Barbara.
Mr.. Frimmersdorf, who for many years
owned the Rebus cafe in this city,
returned from Europe short time ago,
where he went to get new ideas SO as
to make this the most prominent cafe In
Southern California. A special French
dinner and concert daily from $50 to
2-20 n m
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
HOTEL ScHATTE

The Hotel Schatte, located at 901 East
First street. is a worthy and most cred
liable institution Of hostelry, in every
way suited to the wants and convent
ences of a large number Of hotel
It is especially we'll adapted to the
transient and the man Of business or
Industrial calling. whose circumstances or
preferences lead him to, an Inexpensive
place for room and meals, while an ad-
ditional inducement is the fact that the
Hotel Schatte is hotel on the European
plan and bar combined, while there has
been a restaurant in connection for five
years, 80 that the patron may enjoy all
the. requisite accommodations and CON
veniences combined. This is essentially a
German hotel, though not exclusive, and
people of all nationallties are equally
welcome and cordially received. The
proprietor and owner Is Dan Pitzel, a
well known and highly esteemed German
citizen, who established the house in 1901.
and has made a fine success of his enter
prise by its good keeping and Dan Pit
zeTs uniform courtesy to his visiting
patrons. His hotel contains fifty rooms,
all nicely furnished provided with all
necessary conveniences and well kept.
His rates for rooms are S. to $50 per
month, and all transient rates cores
pondingly moderate, Not the least at
traction OF the Hotel Schatte is the ex-
cellent bar, in which Dan Pitzel keeps a
we'll conducted place and good supply
of imported and domestic wines. liquors
and cigars. Mr.. Pitzel is a large realty
owner and public spirited citizen.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
LOS ANGELES COFFEE
CLUB ASSOCIATION

LOS Angeles contains many handsome
ly appointed saloons that are made pleas.
ant and inviting by day and brilliant
by night with various features of at
traction to induce men to go there as
resort as well as a place to drink The
Los Angeles Coffee Club association, or
ganized in 1908, while not an avowed
business sense, is conducted on business
principles, and an opposition concern to
the extent that its purpose is to keep as
many men from the saloon as possible
the pleasures of social Intercourse, liter
ature and games with all conveniences
and facilities for good time, rest and
recreation without the baleful influences
of drink. For these purposes the club
maintains two houses, namely, Coffee
club No. 1 at 1873 East Second street, and
Coffee club, No. at liz Court street, and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
DADS cAFEAND LUNCH COUNTER

One Of the most accommodating and
popular of the many popular priced
places for lunch or a good, substantial
meal is Dads" cafe and lunch counter
lunch counter and restaurant is a public
benefit and necessity. Dads" cafe is
conveniently located for all classes and
P. w. McMullin. an experienced res
taurant man, who understands the art of
good cooking as the key to successful
catering. is the, proprietor. The dining
room is equipped with a circular counter
of twenty-five feet and five tables. Mr..
McMullin keeps his lunch house open day
and night. and he gives a good sub
stantial short order service at all hours.
The visitor can here obtain any refresh
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
LEE AUTOMOBILE COMPANY

The Lee Automobile company occupies
a very convenient location at 1882 South
Lee a very capable gentleman. Mr.. Lee
has had considerable experience In hand
ling automobiles, being connected with
such a business in San Francisco for
Portland, Ore. He has established in
connection with the sale and renting of
automobiles a very reliable and complete
repair department.. where he undertakes
to repair all sorts of injuries to autos, to
supply broken parts and put the vehicle
in frst-class shape. His charges for this
class of work are exceedingly moderate;
bicycle supplies, parts and implements,
stores wheels and autos and in every
way makes his place one of the most
satisfactory of its kind. He handles a
very fine line of autos which the pros
pective buyer should not fail to see.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
CAFES AND RESTAURANTS
CAFE BRISTOL

whoever has not dined at the, Cafe
Bristol has missed treat worth en-
loving. There is not restaurant Of its
kind this side Of Chicago that can A. {, com M
pare with the Cafe Bristol and 1t is no
wonder the Los Angeles people are proud
of it. The proprietors. William schneideff ef
long experience. 1t may be said also in
passing that they are both self-made men; 1e,tc
They are owners and managers OF TWO
restaurants in this CITY, one the well
known and popular Palace restaurant ana ana
above. This elegant establishment Is 10
Gated in the basement of the n w. He'll
man building, occupying the entire floor
1t is beautifully furnished, fitted and dec
GRATED in the richest and most appropri-
dining room 1000 people can be seated
and served at once, Beside this there
are elegantly fitted boxes and q fine bar
attached In fact, there is nothing lack.
ing to make the Cafe Bristol the SWEETEST
restaurant on the coast and an honor to
the city In which it is located. Its
progressive owners are considered the
most successful caterers on the Pacific
coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
COMMERCIAL HoTELANp SALOON

All the comforts of home may be
enjoyed at the Commercial hotel. with
wish to order. The Commercial is To-
Gated at 311-S13 Commercial street and
contains a number of neat and nicely fur
nished rooms for rent at twenty-five to
fifty cents day, Fred Arbogast is the
enterprising PROPRIETOR and for ten years
cheerful for his many patrons at this
well-known hostelry. His bar. in con-
nection with the hotel, is one Of the at
tractive resorts of the city and Mr.. Ar
bogast keeps It In good style. and always
amply supplied with fine wines, liquors
and cigars; also beer for the thirsty
multitude. His stock of liquors consists
of the standard imported wines and
brandies, the best of California's product
and some of the choice brands of rye and
old Kentucky bourbons. The hotel Is
centrally located and convenient to the
stores, restaurants and resorts. Mr.. Abb
bogast is we'll known In the city as q
business man. He keeps the house on
business principles and has prosperous
trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
THE SHAMROCK

nice, elegant short order meal, cooked in
the best style of the art and accompanied
by the best cup of coffee to be found
anywhere, is The Shamrock This popu-
the Broadway Coffee Parlor, conducted
by Miss Baldridge, who recently changed
the name at the new location, S36 South
Spring street str MSs i M May Badridge' d vel
savory meal. is the courteous proprietress,
and has built up fine trade on the mer-
its of her excellent service. She keeps a
neat and well appointed restaurant and.
while serving any dish that may be or
dered, she makes a speciality of steaks,
chops, fish and oysters. She serves short
orders at all hours of the day.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
JlM's cHoWDeR HOUSE

1t would be safe to say that there
are few patrons of the restaurant, OF
whatever class, who have not partaken
of at least one or more of the many
superb dishes served at Jim's Chowder
House, at los to 112 West Second street
This is one of the most inviting and
tempting places for refreshment in the
city, not only in the way of choice sea
foods cooked in the perfection of the
gastronomic art, but well known for
the excellence of other refreshments
that comfort and cheer. James e.
Dunno is the enterprising proprietor
and he keeps u spacious and handsome
ly appointed house. His chowder house
bill of fare consists of fish, clans
oysters. cookies, mussels etc, in the
line of sea food daintles. These are
cooked to order at all hours, and his
great specially is, that. of Coney island
clam chowder, which is clam chowder
in reality and is the delight of an
patrons who have given 1T trial. He
serves the finest fish of lake and sea,
and the standard oysters of the east ana
the west For the rest of the good
things with which he serves his visitors
Mr.. Dunno keeps a full line of foreign
and domestic wines. ales, liquors and
cigars. and for these, also, he has a
large popular trade. Mr. Dunno made
this excellent establishment five years
ago. and he has made it one of the
most popular resorts of the city. He
recently opened the Bisbee, a European
hotel of 100 rooms, single and en- suite
at lis East Third street, with forty
baths; elegantly furnished and new.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

both wholesale and retail, and also easily
accessible to all railway stations, street
cars and amusements. The Santa Rosa
house has ten years of popularity to com
Wyckoff, who has been in charge OF It
for one year, has added considerably to
It's prestige and to its business. Many
of the rooms have been refurnished and
the place has been renovated from top to
bottom. so that with good furniture. soft,
clean beds and a variety of modern con-
rank with the best of its kind In the city.
Nicely furnished rooms may be had from
81 to $3.50 a week, and to all who appre-
ciate good accommodations at very
moderate price the Santa Rosa will com
mend itself as one of the pleasantest
and best places to be found in the state;
Mr.. Wyckoff is genial gentleman and
corner Of Fourth and San Pedro or tele-
phone Home phone $500 when in need of
good rooms by the day. week or month.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
HOTEL MATSON

Centrally located, close to the Arcade
depot, on the corner of Fifth street and
Central and Ceres avenues, with post
office In the building. is Hotel Matson.
one of the most modern little hotels in
the city. The hotel was opened three
years ago. since which time it has been
doing very successful business. 1t is
conducted on the European plan and in
connec ton is a first-class cafe and bar.
where nice. well-cooked meals are served
by courteous walters at fifteen cents and
up. and only the finest wines, WHISTLES.
place being conducted in a most orderly
manner. The rooms are all neatly and
comfortably furnished and the rates
range from fifty cents a day up. This
is a good place for visitors to stop who
are only going to be in the city a few
days. Henry Matson is a well known
and respected citizen of Les Angeles, he
being engaged in the saloon business
here for the past eighteen years. He
conducts his business on business prln-
ciples and has fine class of trade. He
also owns considerable real estate here.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
THE cREsrHoLME

The Crestholme at the corner OF Fourth
street and Bunker Hill avenue, is one OF
accommodations, having been opened
January 1905. 1t is a handsome four
story structure. with bay windows on one
on balconies, on the east, ali rooms being
sunny, with fine view of the city and
surroundings 1t contains thirty-six
rooms, renting at from $3.50 to So per
keeping suites $40 to $65 per month. These
apartments are arranged in two. three
and four rooms, with a general parlor
and private baths Once every month a
musical is rendered by the management
to the guests of the house.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
BALTIMORE RESTAURANT

The popular Baltimore restaurant at
156 North Main street is one OF the most
attractive in the city The proprietors,
caterers and know just what to cook and
how to cook and serve to please their
large patronage. The prices charged are
very reasonable, meals ranging from fif-
also served when called for. They have
number of private rooms for the use
Of ladies or private families This is a
very convenient place for lunch for busi-
ness or professional men. Home phone
TAQQ
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
THE BRoxBURN

The Broxburn, which is centrally To-
Gated at the corner of Fifth and Hill
streets, is first-class, large, neatly fur
1t was established about three years
ago, and contains sixty rooms, all fitted
up with every modern Improvement and
$500 per week for single rooms and 5000
to $1,000 per week for suites. Its location
is very central in the heart of the bust
ness district. w. /. Webber. the enter
prising proprietor, is a genial gentleman
and is very popular with his guests and
all who know him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
HOTEL ALTON

Among the leading hotels in the city
is The Alton, located at 1884, South
Spring street, which is reached from the
Southern Pacific Arcade depot by taking
on Spring street to the door. This hotel
was opened two and one-half years ago
and has become favorite stopping place
with transients and regular roomers. 1t
contains sixty neatly furnished light
rooms and is very centrally located, close
to the business district, places of amuse-
ment etc. Mrs. M. j. Mclean, the en-
terprising proprietress. has had long eX-
perience in the hotel business and keeps
the house in first-class style. Rooms
S. so to Sc, 90 per week
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
BROADWAY LUNCH STAND

Messrs. G. 7. Gibson and W. ]. Ward
have recently purchased the above stand
at 64O1h South Broadway and remodeed
and enlarged 1t, thereby making 1t ono of
the best arranged lunch counters in the
city. They serve the very best victuals at
very moderate prices, we'll cooked and
served by courteous walters in cleanly
manner Both the proprietors are
progressive business men who understand
Catering to the trade, and they make a
specially of fine coffee. 1t is one of the
best places in the city for business
noap'a lunch.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
NEW YORK DAIRY LUNCH

About one year ago w. ]. Wright
opened the New York Dairy Lunch at
282 Franklin street having moved to this
point from 1878 Rodney street, where he
had conducted a similar establishment.
There are doubtless more .elaborately
furnished lunch houses in this city, but
when 1t comes to real, everyday comfort,
good home cooking and the daintiness
that bespeaks American help in the
kitchen, commend us to the New York
Dairy Lunch 1t Is surprising how this
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

in the city. especially for the transient
trade, for 1t is located close to the Ar
cade depot. 1t contains thirty-four rooms,
all neatly furnished, while the rates are
per day The cars pass the door, running
to every section of the city. depots,
places of amusement, etc. G. Cloetta, the
past three and one-half years, is genial,
pleasant gentleman. an able hotel man
and is well known to the travelling public.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Bristol, Del Monte
Innpcriala
G1illS

In the line of stylish and well-ap-
pointed cafes, restaurants, apartment
houses and modern flats, Los Angeles
leads the world. The chefs are the
best, khe service always flrst-class,
and all places of entertainment are all
that could be desired.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
kRusE & MARTYR

Messrs. M. F. Kruse and E. L. Martyr,
who have been established in the res
taurant business here. for four years,
have recently moved to 5S3 South Main
street where they have larger quarters.
During their four years in business they
have become quite widely known and
are highly regarded by their friends and
patrons, who still continue as their
guests at the new place. They serve ex-
cellent hot meals at the lowest prices and
everything is neat and clean. Their SER
vice is good and everything is cooked and
served to please the most fastidious.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Apartment Houses
and Temporal
l.y Homes

market at bargain. The Southern Cali
fornia Motor Car company was not or
ganized for. such purpose, nor do its
suggest, such an era. But doubtless they
even now have good secondhand bargains
on hand. Messrs Joseph E Paul and
tors of this establishment, at zoo TO 2l2
East Ninth street. The business was es-
tablished two years ago, and has grown
ployed. They buy, sell and exchange
auto cars and have secondhand cars
and automobiles of various descriptions
cooled motor car, side entrance, IL II. 2.
They will store your machine. wash
repair and keep it in good running order;
Their prices on repairs, ,sundries and
storage are most reasonable, and they
give the best satisfaction in every de-
partment. Phones: Main 2O92; Homs 1885,
SOUTH END AUTO STATION
1t has been. said that Los. Angeles Is
indeed, it would have been equally true
as to apply to the entire Union, be-
cause Los Angeles probably has more
automobiles. and certainly more fine ones,
than any Other city its 81 size .no IN the Unit
around Los Angeles use automobiles and
be interested in learning through tbs Ugh this
most up-to-date. complete and satisfac-
tory automobile repairing and storing,
and bicycle repairing and sundries sup
plying establishment in the city is that
at SSl1-3313 South Main street Phone
lar place are Messrs. G. I. Daniels and
A. t. Banks, formerly with the Tourist
Automobile company of this city. They
have a fine place, employing several eX
what you want in the way of automo-
bile repairing. Mr.. Banks built. the FAM
Gus Stuart Garbut racing car here, and
has gained quite a reputation. This firm
has some of the best heavy machinery
in the state, which they employ in re-
pair work. Mr.. Banks has been in the
gas engine and manufacturing business
for many years. Mr.. Daniels was con-
nected for four years with the Michigan
Auto company of Grand Rapids, learn
ing every branch of the business.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
SANTA ROSA HOUSE

Among the long-established and popu-
lar hotels and rooming houses of Los
Angeles there are few If any that are
better known or more popular for trans
tents as well as residents than the Santa
located at the corner of Fourth and San
Pedro streets. There are go we'll fur
nished rooms. being the largest of its
kind in the city. the most of them looking
out on the busy streets with their traffic,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

so little money, but he does it and does
it we'll. His lunch rooms are commodious,
fresh and light, and flowers on the tables
enhance the attractiveness of the place.
The dining room is 20x60 feet in size,
with counters all around and the service
is prompt and the walters courteous and
obliging. -....
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
MOTOR CAR COMPANY

The time is coming when every man
who can now anord q morse and buggy
size and description. The mutations of
time and use will impair the vitality of an
will be secondhand autos in the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

ment from a cup of coffee or a glass Of
milk to a full repast from an ample bill
of fare.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
ARCADE HOTEL

The Arcade hotel at 902 East Fifth
street is one OF the best European hotels
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
THE PRESIDENT
Resting Quietly at Sycamore Hili-Sec
Root Attending TO State Affairs.

Oyster Bay. L. l.. July 25.-This was
one Of the quietest days Presiden:
Roosevelt las had since his arrival at
Sycamore Hill for the summer. Com
paratively little executive business wa :
brought 10 his attention and no official
visitors at all were received.
Although Sec. Root is not in Wash
ington. the affairs Of the dep2rtn cnt
of state are now under his direction ;
and all matters relating to that d"plr:-
Inent are being referred by the Presi-
dent TO HIN. These include me ar
:angements for the formal reception Of
the Russian and japanese peace en-
1oys. When the details of these ar
rangements shall. have been worked
out by the state department, III con-
necti"n with the navy department. they
will be communicated 10 the President
for his approval.
The President practically has finigh-
Ell the preparations of the addresses
he expects to deliver at Wilkesba!re
Pa. and Chautauqua, y. Y, Aug. Il
AID II respectively.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
INFORMATION LACKING
As To What Passes Between William
and Nicholas At Recent Interview.

Berlin. July 25.-Although the Ger
man foreign office was advised in the
sense Cabled to The Associated Press.
yesterday. the general outlines Of what
Empc ror William would say 10 Empe--
or Nicholas in favor of peace and in
ternal reforms III Russia. no report has
been received I Sarding what actually
took place and probably none will be
received unless it be a belated men,
orandum covering some point for pre-
servatlon in the arChieves.
The foreign pffIce says definitely that
the Russian Emperor took the initia-
tive in bringing the interview about.
Who took the first step is not essen
tial We're it not that the German En-
peror is reported as desiring 20 Offer
unsolicited advice.
1t is learned from another source that
the Two Emperors have a private ci-
pler in which kilograms are occasion.
ally exchanged AID which pass through
no third hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-26
SPORTING NOTES.

The cricket match between the
Narylebone Club of London and the
Gentlemen Of Philadelphia. which was
besun. saturday. on the grounds Of the
Germantown Cricket Club, came to On
end. late Tuesday afternoon. the visit
ors winning the match in the second
inning with seven wickets to spare.
Biddcfcrd Journal: A Lawrence man
Is in town. today. trying to see what
arrangements could be made for pull
Ing off the proposed fight between Tom
my Sullivan and Arthur Cote in this
section. He said Sullivan would insist
that he be given a guarantee of a GER
tain sum. as he was now in a position
tc nave mis- wishes acceded to and does
not nave to go around seeking matches.
me Lawrence man said that If the
match was made. Sullivan stands ready
TO bet $500 on himself. Local sports hope
to see satisfactory arrangements made
for pulling the fight off in this vicinity
and If it does materialize one Of the
largest audiences ever attending fight
around here will be on hand