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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
NOT A CITY OF DIVES"

In commenting the anti-saoon crusade in Los An
geles the Sacramento Union shows misapprehension in
respect phase of the situation. In ausion the
initiative petition the Union says of the signers This
class has become and disgusted with the
manner in which number of notorious dives have been
conducted; they have come to class all saloons with
dives and they have accordingly signed the petition
close all Saloons
Now there are no dives" in Los Angeles in the
sense meant by Union, if may Judge of it's
ception from the tenor of another editorial in the issue
containing the one from which the above extract is
taken We quote Conjunction of the barroom and the
dance hall inevitably promotes the infamies which lie
in the abuses of both Every social observer this
to be true every police officer in knows it
member of the board of trustees knows
it to be true 1t within the power of the municipality
through the board of trustees and through the police ad
minisraton, to keep these evils separated each from
the other"
There is such situation-nohing approaching it-n
Los Angeles, There is not dance house in this city
Dsordery conduct is comparatively in the saloons
of Angeles propretors know that the tenure of
their licenses depends upon keeping their places orderly
Ali saloons in Los Angeles closed at midnight all
day Sunday. Women are not allowed to enter them
at any time The saloons restricted zone in the
downtown district making the residence sections safe
The liquor business in Los Angeles cannot be gauged
from the viewpoint of conditions in Sacramento The
cal tal city is not only wide open" all times but the
infamous dives also in full swing The
pabe plight of Sacramento may be understood from
the plea of contemporary for the bare de-
cency of separating the two iniquities.
The saloon business is bad enough in the best of
circumstances but in considering it as an established
fact The Herald contends that is conducted In this
ci, in less reprehensble than in any other
large city of the United States far have know
edge.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
April I0 i'm the Worlds History

156o-Php elanchthon divine died He
regarded the
his
memorable edict Nantes by
which Protes santism waste olerated domnons
England Col Schy
with the made
speech.
commenced the Revolutionary
fell with about seventy militia
killed eight The British proceeded to
effected their were
although
In this excursion the BRUSH
2S prisoners The proVnclas osi
wounded and missing
Schuyler and destroyed
~ Indians thTtyfour prisoners
together a quantity of arms horses etc He re-
without losing
acknowledged the independence of the United States
proclaimed the American
which the commenced The loss OF
of ships; not less than
the Jersey prison ship alone
general Francois Haiti
physician and statesman
in 1776 and sgner of the
Declaration of Independence
died aged So AT the of 10 he pub
which
o productions which the language affords
American statesman and patriot, died
Offering the
Philippines security.
1S61-Troops attacked Baltimore Md.
lS91-Admiral A Taylor died
1903-Massacre o a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
NEWFOUNDLAND PASSES
ANTI-AMERlCAN BILL
Measure for Furnishing Vessels Found
Within Three-Mie Radius Gets
Large Majority

BY Associated Press.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., April 1s.-The
upper house of the colonial legislature
has passed Premier Bonds bill exclud-
ing American fishermen from New
foundland waters. The bill provides
that American fishing vessels found
within three miles of the coast of
Newfoundland with bait, supplies or
outfits purchased at any port in the
island shall be seized and forfeited,
together with their cargoes
The task of proving that sup
plies were not purchased in Newfound-
land is made to devove upon the cap
tain of the vessel. The bill was
amended so as to permit the suspension
of its operation at the discretion of
the government The vote on adop-
tion of the measure was 13 to 8.
Some members advocated a perma-
nent law to exclude all Americans and
the abandonment of all reciprocity me-
gotiations with the United States.
They argued in support of that plan
that 1t would be more advantageous to
Newfoundlands fishing interests.
The governors assent to the bill Is
expected before the end of the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
OFFICIALS ARE IMPROVING
Two Well Known Railroad Men Are
ConvaIescinq

r. II. Goodman, general passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific company
who has been recreating at various
points in Southern California for the
past four or five weeks, it at present
at Tucson where the climate is help
ing the veteran railroad man rapidly
along toward convalescence.
Mr.. Sproule of the freight depart
ment, who was in Los Angeles few
weeks ago in company with MI. Fee
traffic manager, is fast regaining his
health at Paso Robles Hot Springs
John e. Foulds, who has been men,
Der of the law department since 1872
is now Mr.. Herrin's chief assistant
j. l.. Wilcutt, who has been with the
company for about forty years, is still
in the enjoyment of good health.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
FRANKLIN PROMISES RAIN
FOR LOS ANGELES TO-DAY
While California ReveIs in Sunshine
Eastern States Experience the
Roors of Winter

If all signs by which Weather Man
Franklin goes do not fail there will be
rain today. Hatfield will have nothing
TO do with it.
Rain was falling yesterday along the
coast from Puget sound to the Teha-
chapi, with two hours drizzle pre-
vailing in Los Angeles.
While California blossoms in the
spring sunshine from the Rockies east
ward to the Missouri river all the rig
ors of winter are being reported. Snow
storms are prevalent on the Great
Lakes and a cold rain is falling
throughout Pennsylvania.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
GLASS FACTORY PROJECTED
Eastern Promoters May Start One at
Santa Maria

BY Associated Press.
SANTA MARIA, April 1s.-Santa
Maria is to have large glass factory.
the installation of which will cost
s2OO,00O.
The promoters who are here from the
east would like the township to give
bonus of $4,000. The Santa Maria
chamber of commerce will take the
matter up at its next meeting. The
factory will employ about 200 hands.
This section is considered especially
suitable on account of an abundance
of sand, and also because of peculiar
climatic conditions.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

That is strange case, indeed reported from Seattle
about two brothers who jumped from rapidly moving
train approaching that city. The report says of the
that they believed to have fallen victims of
insanity caused by riding the train" What wreched
railroads they must have up in Washington!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

There is not much news from the presidential hunt
ing party, as officially reported imaginative reporters
are said to be supplying lot of thrilling readymade
adventures The report about the killing of the bear
is passed authentic although it is not yet settled
whether the president fifteen or twenty feet distant
when he pulled the rife trigger.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

1t is humliating for Los Angeles to offer nothing
fitting for the appearance of high class opera
company than the Temple auditorium The old Hazard
pavilion which is the same structure despite furbs
ing efforts was well enough in its day when Los Angeles
only urban bud. Now is nearly as far ont NJ
date the adobe homes of Sonoratown.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

The automobile ordinance will accomplish its
purpose if the police alert in arresting
and the in the inficton penalties The
automobile club and others interested in the
of the entirely satisfied with reasonable speed
restriction in the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

Long Beach is taking decisive action last toward
the ownership of its water front That what it should
have done long ago. Whether it is the part of wisdom
also to undertake public ownership of lighting system
the time is serious question 1t often is much
easier to bite off than to masticate
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

Vital statistics show remarkable decrease in the
annual death rate of Chicago within the last two
decades. In the ten years SS595 the death rate was
2O02 in every 1000 of population while in the ten years
1S95O5 the rate 1911 This reduction 25 per cent
is attributed to improved sanitary conditions and adj
yaneed knowledge of the laws of health.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

Last Sunday several members of Chicago church
heard the sermon at their homes by telephone COM
munication This system should be popular with
worshipers who enjoy the soporifc influence of a
but who have the habit of snoring which often is
embarrassing in church
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

The chamber of commerce purposes to get at the
exact truth concerning the Nevada mining camps at
Tonopah, Godfeld, etc. and with that object has dis
patched thther competent investigator The report
will be of great service in disclosing the truth the
whole truth and nothing but the truth"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

The passing of Joseph Jefferson will widespread
sadness among the vast number of people who remem-
ber his inimabe rendering of favorte stage characters
No one who ever saw his Rip Van Wnkle, particularly
can fail to feel soTowfu But 1t will not be said in rela
uon to him, to quote his sentiment in the play
'How soon are we forgot when are gone"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
GREAT WESTERN COPPER
PLANT Is NOT CLOSED
Break in Machinery Causes Temporary
Suspension Until Repairs Are
COMPLETED

Special to The Herald.
REDDING, April 1S.-All reports
that the Great Western Smelling plant
at the town of Ingot has closed and
that employees have been discharged
are not verified upon investigation.
Owing to a break in the gearing of the
pump system a temporary stoppage
has occurred. The broken parts have
been sent to San Francisco for repair
and work will be resumed this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

Next Sunday will be Easter the great annual dress
parade day of the votares of fashion. Indications in
the east, with and freezing weather favor
able for the display of spring inery and in Los
Angeles there is nothing in the weather brag about
this writing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

The mayor has intimated that he to try his
hand at another veto that of the ordinance providing for
ornamental lighting of Spring at the expense of
the CITY, Economic considerations are assigned the
cause. 1t was remarked long ago that there are two
kinds of economy those of the spgot and of the bune
hole"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

San Diego reader of The Herald suggests in a COM
munication saloon substitute persons addicted to
liquor drinking. 1t is ordinary with an admix
ture of oneffth claret The idea is good one but it
would be generally acceptable perhaps if the
recipe were reversible, allowing four parts care and
one of water.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
THE HER4LD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The HeraId's circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
!s larger than that Of the Examiner the Express
and second only to that Of the Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

1t is reported that work has begun at last on the
Belen cutoff of the Santa Fe system in New Mexico
which will effect reported saving of something like
two hundred miles in the Pacific coast route Plans for
the Improvement have been in hand for some years
but the great expense of the work caused delay in
starting it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

Aadena. the pretty little mountain-foot town. is to
bold election to determine whether it shall bud and
bloom city of the sixth class. City incorporation
the introduction of such municipal advantages as
attract the better class of residents
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

And still the weather forecaster sends forth that
monoonous threadbare almost exasperating rain pre-
dicon Cannot Prof Hatfield be coaxed or driven away
from that rain factory up in the mountains?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

The criminal trial of Senators Bunkers of San Fran
CISCO of the four expelled boodlers, in progress
now at Sacramento Bunkers is the senator who, as
alleged told the briber to "just drop it into my coat
pocket"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
LOCAL SYNDICATE BUYS
PROMINENT STREET FRONT
South Side Improvement Association
Demands Betterments-Serra
Vista Auction Sale

The opening sale of importance for
the week in real estate is reported by
Black Brothers, who have sold to a
local syndicate, comprising Isaac Low
man, Isdor Cohn and Oscar Lawlor,
for Walter r. Cuthbert 1OOX133 feet on
the west side of Los Angeles street,
27O feet south of Seventh street. The
property is improved with one double
and two single dwellings numbered as
729 to 1856 South Los Angeles street,
that rent for $50 a month. The prop
erty sold for $49,65O and is held as an
investment.
Sierra Vista Auction
F. e. Bundy, president of the Unit ed
Land and Water company Of Santa
Monica and Ocean Park, has announced
auction sale of beach property at the
Sierra Vista ideal townsite," Saturday,
April 22. Special cars have been Sc
cured for the free excursion to be run
from the Fourth street station Nearly
one-half the tract has been sold and it
is the purpose of the company to close
out all lots at auction next Saturday.
South Siders Enthusiastic
At the meeting of the South side
Improvement association, held Monday
night at Sassaman's hall. Councilman
Smith of the Fifth ward and Council
man Houghton OF the Sixth ward We're
interested guests and in addresses
promised vigorous support in the many
improvements the aggressive south
siders have planned.
The association decided to locate the
school building on a site In the vicinity
of Moneta and Vernon avenues and
voted to place the fire engine house in
the same vicinity, and will petition the
powers that be for larger water mains
and more fire plugs for the district.
II. V. Harris, the vice president, re-
ceived reports from the committees
on gas mains. electric poles and wires,
the numbering of houses. remaining OF
streets, the location of mall boxes and
improved mail service. The association
will meet Monday April "a. at Sassa-
| mans hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

This time it is electricity that has been found to be
"a for consumption" If may Judge from its
frequent effects electric nemen it ought to be dead
for any disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
NO MORE PAY FOR
EMERGENCY MEN
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
MAKES RULING
END IRREGULAR APPOINTMENT
City Attorney Draws Up Measure Do
Ing Away With so-called "Po-
lltical Pulls" Of Deposed
Employees

The mayor honored the civil service
board with a visit yesterday and the
commissioners Immediately went into
executive session, after transacting a
small amount of business. street Su-
perintsndent Hanlcy accompanied the
mayor
In the past it has been the custom
when a new position was created for
the head of the department under
which 1t came to make an emergency
appointment, this appointee to serv
until an examination could he held.
his experience gave him great ad-
vantage over other applicants.
This was considered equal to giving
the head of the department the privi-
| lege of appointing whoever he chose to
the new office. The city attorney was
asked for an opinion as to the validity
of the commissions refusing to certify
to such appointments, making it i'm
possible for persons SO appointed to
draw any salary and thus abate the
evil. Acting on his opinion a resolu-
tion was passed which is intended to
put a stop to the practice.
Following is the city attorney S
opinion and the resolution:
City Attorneys Opinion
mo office or place of appointment,
the duties of which would he appro-
pirate for deputy or assistant to any
charter officer of the municipality to
perform can be created, or the COM
pensation Thereof fixed or provision for
ordinance.
mo provision for appointments to
any such office or place can be made
in any of the departments to which the
civil service amendment to the charter
applies unless such provision is con-
tanned in the charter.
THE civil service commission would
be justified in declining to issue Ger
tifcate of appointment to persons
claiming to have been appointed under
requisition. to offices or places in
WHICH, lHey dtI dS uepulleS OG dSSlSl-
ants to any charter officer in any of
the departments of the city to which
the civil service rules apply"
Resolution Adopted
when a new position has been Gre
ated by ordinance, no emergency or
temporary appointments shall be made
unless the council shall have passed a
resolution to the effect that. to prevent
a stoppage of public business or to
meet an extraordinary eXigency an
immediate appointment is necessary.
In the absence of such resolution
adopted by the council the new posi-
tions thus created shall not be filed
until an examination can be called
and eligibles regularly qualified to fill
such positions.
THAT the heads of all city depart
ments be notified that no emergency
appointments will be certified to by
the civil service commission after
June l."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

sisting of several musical numbers and
an address on Municipal Good Govern
ment" by Professor Scott of Harvard
school.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

About seventy members of the 1--WE
Boys" society of the First NJ. E. church
were entertained at the house of F. A..
Cardwell, 1926 South Bonnie Brae street,
last evening, the occasion being the
regular monthly business meeting Of
the society. A program was given con-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19


tations for stag dinner party to be
given Saturday evening, April 90.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. w. IG. Hutchinson of
1927 Van Buren, place entertained with
card party last evening in honor OF
Or. and Mrs. w. S. Graft, who are
here from San Diego on wedding trip
Roses of many different hues turned
the pretty home into a spring rose
garden and trailing vines completed
the delusun. After an evening spent at
cards refreshments were served ut
small tables
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-18

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-18

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-18
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-18

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-18

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-18

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