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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
A REALIZED DREAM

To readers of The Herald it seemed like the reaiz
alton of long dream when they gazed last Sunday
upon the picture of the splendid auditorium erect
ed the north side of Central park. For many years
such structure has been ardently hoped for by the
people Of this CITY, The for has been keeny felt
portion to the growth of the city and the frequent
demands for building of the type now assured.
The Temple auditorium, which the work of con-
struction has just commenced will complete the claim
of Los Angeles to recognition the focus for great
conventions and assemblages Of all respectable kinds
This city already holds the distinction of being the fav
orte point for such gatherings of national character
but the lack of suitable accommodation for large as
semblages has been a serious drawback.
1t has been cause of keen modification to citizens
also that strangers coming here to attend conventions
and the like from all parts of the United States should
find Los Angeles woefully behind eastern cities in re-
spect to adequate auditorium.
When the Temple auditorium is completed at an
early period of next year. Los Angeles will have al
irresistible attraction for big national gatherings
excepting presidential conventions IL will be available
also for operatic and concert purposes and for any
other reputable where accommodation is required
for vast audience.
AS the picture in The Herald strikingly shows the
auditorium will be of the most imposing
in the city which all citizens may proudly point out
to their friends from abroad
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

orative scheme. Quantities of acacia
blossoms were combined with ferns,
banking the mantel in the reception
hall and the stage off the auditorium.
while Indian baskets also held great
punches of the blossoms. In the Shake
speare rooms scarlet was introduced
into the color idea. Scores were marked
on cards embossed with pictures of the
American flag and these marked by
the women of the section who also as
sisted in serving refreshments. Prizes
were presented by six of the members
and included hand painted chocolate
pot given by Mrs. Emily Sanford, a
picture by Mrs. T. B. Weare, a hand
decorated plate by Miss Evelyn Ham
burger, silk work bag by Mrs. T. T.
Knight, a cup and saucer by Mrs.
Lewis Clark Carlisle and BOBBY prize
by Miss Siddell. The hostesses who
assisted with Mrs. Smith were Mes
DANES Sumner P. Hunt, W. T. Maur-
ice, w. F. Please, N. E. Wilson, A. l..
Danskin, Miss E. Augusta Lamb and
Miss Hobbs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
RED FLAG In RUSSIA

The bold Haunting of the reg flag in Warsaw, Lodz
and other Russian cities is omnous demonstration.
1t that the dreaded nhilists leading the work
ing classes in revolutionary agitation. The nihiss
class who for than forty have been terror
to Russian royalty, but who have been comparatively
quiet during the last few 1t they who after
attempts succeeded in assassinatng Gar Alex
ander II in 1881.
The nihsts of Russia are in many respects similar
to the anarchists of other parts of Europe and who have
found lodgment in the United States. The chief differ
lies in the fact that the nhists usually belong
the educated class while the anarchists, rule, do
The two agree in the attitude of opposition to all
law, order, religion and moral restraint. Nihiism,
defined by authority, is "skepcism carried to the
denial of all exstence-God is nothing man is nothing
death is nothing eternity is nothing The word
''nhil' is the Latin equivalent of nothing"
Nihsm had its origin about 1910, and is traceabe
directly to the Russian universities. About 1860 it be-
came openly aggressive and revolutionary. we'll
ganzed political party formed which took root
secretly in nearly all parts of the empire, having the
avowed purpose overthrow all political and social
forms. At this stage the nhilists called themselves
''terrorists" and it during their Of terror
the dynasty that they assassnated the present
czar's grandfather
1t is this class of wreckers educated adro and fear
of death because of their nhilistic belief with
whom the Russian government seems to be
fronted. The great of working people whom they
ignorant and impressonable Under the inte-
gent direction of the nihis leaders there is grave dam
ger that Russia may be plunged into condition of
anarchy involving such Of internal strife and
bloodshed before have been witnessed in
times
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
WHERE CREDIT IS DUE

There is only kind of debt that Los Angeles can
not pay at maturity. That is the debt it owes to the
progressive citizens who lead in the of the citys
expansion and betterment All of these leaders are in
pursuit of personal gain and their efforts shaped
primarily with that object. But it is to the financial
risks they take and the energy they contribute to their
work that the unparalleled growth and prosperity of Los
Angeles largely due.
The men to whom this community owes the most for
its present enviable status among American cities are
those who have supplied splendid city and subur
ban railway system. those who have planned and
cuted the many handsome additions to the citys area
and those who have "but big" and built expensvely to
make Los Angeles modern and down to date in every
particular.
whole army has labored zeaousy in making Los
Angeles what 1t is today but the leaders may be
counted within the scope Of hundred. These chief
tains the whose Judgment recognized the poss
bites for the future Of the city and who backed their
Judgment with their fortunes. They the men who
foresaw the primary necessity Of rapid transit
requisite for the ctys expansion and who expended
vast sums of money in building for the future relying
solely the correctness of their Judgment for
of the investments.
They the men. also, who went into the suburbs
and bought tracts of land out of which to carve the
beautiful resident districts that at all points Of
the compass, depending upon the outcome for relm-
bursement and profit. And they the who, per-
haps in advance of present heeds led in the building
of splendid business structures rivalng those of the
foremost cities abroad.
The columns of The Herald of last Sunday give an
idea of the point to which attention is called herein
the handsome structures pictured and described the Of
ferings of residence sites in beautiful tracts and
the projection of various other enterprises inviting large
expenditures of money Not only in the city but in its
neighborhood particularly down by the seaside splen
did improvements depicted and described.
To the men who conceived and boldly carried out
such projects in the past. and who are planning and
executing greater projects the present time Los
Angeles is largely indebted for its worldwide fame
the most progressive of American cities.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
Alpha Gamma Sigma Luncheon

A merry crowd of Marlborough girls
who were the guests of Miss Ethelwyn
Walker of 1925 Lake street at luncheon
was composed of members of the Al
pha Gamma Sigma sorority. The guests
were seated at a table dainty with pink
and white sweet peas and the rooms
in which they afterwards spent the af-
ternoon playing cards were decorated
with quantities of the same flowers
combined with ferns. The prizes for the
card games were all Of Japanese ware
and included candlestick, cup and
saucer and vase. Scores were marked
on cards ornamented with sketches or
Gibson heads. The sorority girls for
whom covers were laid included Misses
Regina March, Amy Hellman, Arley
Tottenham, Florence Thresher, Mary
Bernard, Edith Osborn, Rachel Young
blood, Lois Narver and Lillian Mon
tague.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
InformaI Tea

Miss Edith Campbell OF 1890 Twenty
third street gave an informal tea yes
terday afternoon in honor Of Miss Gym
thia Fay, who has just arrived from
Ann Arbor to spend her vacation with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. F. E. Fay
of 1898 orange street, and Miss Ethel
Shaw Of San Diego, who is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. G. G. Parker of 81
West Twenty-eighth street Sweet
peas and ferns were effective in some
of the rooms, while roses were used in
others, and the tea tables, presided
over by charming yung women in sum-
mer gowns, were dainty with the frag-
rant blossoms.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
Crystal Wedding Anniversary

DIR. and Mrs. c. w. Bogarth Of 1857
Harvard boulevard celebrated their
crystal wedding anniversary last even
ing, entertaining about one hundred
guests. Pink and white sweet peas
were used in decorating the rooms and
the symbols of fifteen years of married
life were prominently placed. During
the supper hour a crystal loving cup
was presented to DR.. and Mrs. Bo-
garth by S. S. Mckinney and the
beautiful gift was the central figure of
pretty ceremony. Part of the even
ing was devoted to a musical program
the Marquis quartet giving several de-
lightful numbers. 1.-The Eternal City,
bv MARQUIS Ellis, was sung by Arthur
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
open Commencement Week

The senior class of the Dobinson
school. assisted by the intermediates
and Earl Simmons Of the Univer-
sity of Southern California, will pres
ent a comedy this evening, which will
be the first event of commencement
consist of comedy in one act. my
Nephew" a comedietta, also in one
act, "The Hon. Charles Douglas" and
a French play, "The Last Day of
School," directed by Mrs. Phipps. The
evening will close with dancing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
June II i'm the Worlds History

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the constitution the United States
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Sherman and 10000 confedeae under Gen. Johnston Sherman
Johnston and repused
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Flies Hanoyeians
George king OF Hanover This the last appearance of Han
history Independent state
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
Merry Birthday Party

A merry party of little people assem-
bled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Jemison Friday afternoon to cele-
brate the birthday anniversary of the g.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Jonas. A fish pond had been prepared
in the garden from which the children
drew many strange fish, which they
carried home as souvenirs of the oc-
casion. After the games ices were
served. Tire little guests were Clara
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Price, Iona and Lewis Frazier, Johnnie
and Marguerite Schumacher, Gladys,
Martha and Bremner Bagnall, Herbert,
Pearl, Ruby and Beulah Langdon and
Helen Jonas, Mrs. F. y. Jemison and
Miss Edna Frazier assisted in enter
tanning the little people.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
Why

Adown the street trips Maysie,
For sum ner time arrayed;
She dazzles cen the lily,
The rose is quite dismayed.
Upon the curb she poises,
Broadway to pass across;
She ponders on the problem,
With pretty head a-toss.
She lifts her skirt 80 dainty,
Her petticoat so smart;
She hesltates, and trembles-
oh, but all that's an art
A glimpse of trim round ankle.
In silken hose encased--
Oh, Just a glimmer. mind you'll
Then, lowered gown, In hastel
Like butterfly on posy.
She stops-ah, now she's gone
Across the waste of smooth Broadway
Why, tho, did Maysie linger, pray?
o men, you're stupid Shall say?
She had her brand new white shoes onl
w. II. @.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
Pi-lines and Pick-upS
The chinee-Then and Now

We've batted him about like any cur.
We've yanked him by his pigtail, time
and oft;
and things;
Have robbed him, and have at his
pleadings scoffed.
His childlike blandness offered no defense;
His laundry tickets we would lose. and
then
We'd lick him cause he wanted 'em!
But now
The Chinee is the prince of gentlemen!
Ko-tow! Ko-tow!
Hats off to John, you know!
He's getting back in Mclean way.
And it's treat him white or out we stay!
For the game of boycott he will play.
Ko-tow!
We made of him an outlaw and tramp;
shore:
We fumigated him, with awful stink.
And sent him back whenever he came
DER.
We rammed our goods adown his saffron
throat;
He didn't want them half bit, but
then
We sold 'em! And we rocked his wash
house. Now
The Chinee is the prince Of gentlemen!
Ko-tow! Ko-tow!
Hats off to John, you know!
For he's touched our pocketbooks, you
see,
And while he is damned Chinee,
We banker after no boycott-see?
Ko-tow!
We are a Christian people-oh, of course!
But Johns a heathen-thats the diff
frence-see?
So why not cheat and beat, and even kill?
The yellow peril" personage-that's he!
He works for half cent a day, and
thrives?
He lives on rats and old tin cans? Amen!
Swat John and burn his shack! Twas
proper. Now,
The Chinee is the prince of gentlemen!
Ko-tow! Ko-tow!
Hats off to John, you know!
When it comes to tn trade of tn yellow
man,
We want 1t badly, and all we can;
Since the game of boycott he began,
Ko-tow!
Miss Pear-Did you go to the church
sociable?
Miss Ounce (tartly)-Did you ever see
me any other way?
Mrs. orange-Why is Mrs. Lemon so
sour?
Mrs. Prunes-She heard her husband
say he was going to buy new ribbon for
his typewriter and she's jealous.
Mrs. Riverside Ito disagreeable MANI
You're no gentleman, sir!
Mr.. Colton-Neither are you
A Missouri town is proud of it's sym
pathy'' orchestra. Now, what's in a
name?
A Paris, KY, man was shot at three
times while taking bath last week.
Don't know whether the approaching
cleanliness or the proximity to water
caused the trouble. but he has sworn off
baths
Miss Magnolia--so you set type here, do
you?
Mr.. Printz, editor-Yes.
''What do they hatch? TIE he!''
Sometimes trouble"
Is It called a 'jew-fish" because It is so
hard to take it in?
In flirting with pretty girl.
It's hard to tell you see,
II on me she Is smiling sweet.
Or smiling just at me!
The Santa Barbara lighthouse has been
kept by a woman for thirty-eight years.
But there's difference between a light
house ana a secret.
The eastern watering place season is
not fairly under way yet No one has
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
PHYSICIAN GOES ABROAD
ON EXTENDED VACATION
viii Visit Clinics and Hospitals In
Principal European
Cities

DR.. II. Gordon Bayless Of the Angelus
left yesterday evening for a tour Of
Europe. He will sail July 8 from New
York city and will be abroad until the
middle of September. During his stay
on the continent DR.. Bayless will visit
the clinics and hospitals in Paris, Vi
emma, Berlin. Buda-Pesth and London
and devote some time to the newest
things in medicine and surgery.
DR.. Bayless will not visit Russia this
time. He tried the land of the czar
a year ago, and spent several days in
a Russian prison because of some slight
technicality in his passports. Things
are worse there now, and he has no de-
sire for a repetition of his former dis
agreeable experience.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

New York exults with the claim that its for
last week shows average birth of child every five
minutes the total for the week being 2011 is shown
that the birth rate has been increasing rapidly within
the last few years. but the fact stands out that the In
is due entirely to the of European immi-
grants that settle the east side of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

From Los Angeles to Venice in less than an hour is
not mere fantasy. The picture of the magnificent
hotel to be erected at Venice by the sea- which ap
peared in the Sunday Herald gives idea of the beau
tful conception which is being worked out there at Law
ish expense, by Abbot Kinney and his coadjutors
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

There is no sign yet of summer duness in Los An
gees building operations At the end of last the
permit record for threefourths of June surpassed all
previous records for the full thirty days by $685.
925 This will bring the total for the month near
to the round 81 500 900 mark.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Concerning the library racket Mayor McAleer is
profting by the diplomatic tactics of Russia Japan.
He says he may investigate the
tegc situation The mayor is right Nothing should be
done calculated to make that cloud bigger than a
woman's hand develop into storm causing cyclone
lars to be in demand.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

The population center of the United States Is
ported be moving eastward for the first time. This
is accounted for by the influx Of foreigners
through Atlantic ports. These settle in the Eastern
cities The very fact that the tide has turned shows
the gravity of the and demands remedy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Denver will display the largest American flag ever
constructed containing 1850 square yards stars two
feet high and the stripes four feet broad 1t is to be dis
played the occasion of the G. A. r. encampment and
its ample folds will enable Colorado justice hide her
self completely, including her scales equipment
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

It is announced that an addition of $2,000000 and
possibly $25OOOO0 will be made to the Harvard uni
versity endowment fund during the commencement
ercises this week. Now the question who is Haward's
rival of DIR. Harper a leg puler and who is Rookie
feler's rival as a leg pulee?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

At last the system of official inspection of the Los
Angeles gas service is accomplished fact. Persons
who have cause for complaint about their gas bills
either that they high too low will have their
grievances attended to on application to the inspector
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
LEAVES FROM S0CIETY'S NOTEBOOK
BY THE CHATTERER

Hole and Loves Token was sung
by Marquis Ellis. Dancing finished off
the evening. To help share in their
celebration were two sons Of DR.. and
Mrs. Bogarth, one boy seven and the
other nine years of age.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Why not switch that library agitation to the
quiescen plan for the library structure to be erect
ed in Central park? That project to need some
of jarring that is wasted in the wrange the
librarians job
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

President Roosevelt has ordered that Chinese
titled to the United States must be treated with
marked courtesy any failure to obey the order will
be immediate dismissal from the service Now
for official practice of the kotow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Persons who have read of the former methods of
Chinese warfare, and who visit the Los Angeles
Chinatown, will suspect from the odors that military
preparations already well advanced in the ammun
ton department.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

The change of the public school opening day to Sep
tember 25 is desirable because it will pupils from
discomfort trying days of the year. Septem
ber is the equivalent of the eastern Aug
ust in temperature.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Pittsburg telephone companys hole-digging clan
was foiled by who placed her six children in
as many holes it dug What dire catastrophe had she
had only five youngsters. Score another against
suicide.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

A commission has been appointed 10 investigate the
of graft and other msdongs the part of the
state board OF dental examiners. The commission is
expected probe the matter TO the bottom to go down
deeper and deeper until the examiners lift their legs
spasmodicay all the as Victims in the dental
chair.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

1t is creditable to the old soldiers at the home
Santa Monica who have given up their pensions voun
tarily and gone out into the world again to iv
ing. Eighteen of the veterans discharged last
week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

The Honolulu Advertiser says Demos
themes Is going back to Athens. But
don't expect any oratons. His other
name Is Lycurgus. And he runs the
Volcano house in Honolulu-thats as
near "spouting' as he gets.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Los Angeles hotel bell boys starting bank
counts. Yet tipping is called an evil"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Paul Morton has game to try on the In-Equita
BILE company. He will investigate the investigators
Thus does the tangle increase.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Los Angeles will spend $4,000 to make pande-
rnonum Of itself for July 4. What will it cost the city
to get the debauch in money lives and wounds to
say nothing of fires and such?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Will the states probe hurt the dentists much as
the dental probe hurts us?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
seen the sea serpent, and Harry Lehr has
devised no new way Of being fool

The horses popularity IN Kentucky Is
explained. The Kentuckian can lead him
right up to water, but cant make him
drink it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Riverside has invented machine to wrap
oranges mechanically. Now, if he will just design
to unwrap them of their skins he will be all right.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

There is shakeup among the patrol wagon drivers.
They've shaken up many fellow, in their turn, in
hurryup drive the cooler, and it's about their turn
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

The Portland exposition will establish exploitation
bureau here Knows where prosperity is smiling II
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
Population of Los Angeles 2OI.249

Where will you be when the goodyear radium clock
runs down?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

The Washington Post Is looking for a
rapid coin distributor" In the alb
sence of Walter Scott Of Death valley.
howe we do?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

One feature of the transportation sit
uation all over China is the disposition
Of the Chinese authorities to favor Chi
nese capital in such matters as compared
with foreign interests.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
PROMINENT DEMOCRAT OF
MISSOURI A GUEST IN CITY

Hon. Newland Conkling of Carroll-
ton, Mo-, arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday on a visit to his brother, Attor-
ney NJ Conkling. Mr.. Conkling Is a
sentatives, being chairman of the Dem-
ocratic caucus in that body. He will
remain in this city several weeks ems
joying the sunshine and the seashore.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
THE HERRLD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The HeraIds 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.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-04-28
-. c.,,.,.d out Of Little Fellows In
~ stampede at an indianapolis
Theatre.
SOME ONE SHOUTED FIRE"
And the False Alarm Produced
panic In which Four Ne"sOOv
Are Killed Outright

Indianapolis, Ind--Frenzied by a
false alarm Of fire, several hundred
eager newsboys. struggling to obtain
their share of free tickets to local
theatre, which we're being distributed
by a travelling representative Of a
patent medicine company stampeded
in a narrow stairway In the Masonic
Temple Monday night, crushing the
life our of four boys and seriously in
Turing several others.
Long before the time appointed for
the distribution Of the tickets the
stairs of the Masonic Temple, at the
southwest corner OF Washington
street and Capitol avenue, were
crowded with a pushing, yelling crowd
of newsboys, each anxious to be first
to receive his pass. When the distri.
button began, the excitement became
more intense and the efforts Of sew
eral policemen who had been detailed
to prevent trouble were unavailing.