Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-14

RoDles, In order TO provide FOR further
growth in that direction.
At meeting Of the board of educa-
ton last night Miss Marie Garfield
was selected to act as substitute teacher
for Miss Belle McAdam in the Linda
Vista school until the first of the year.
Patrons of the Lincoln and Columbia
schools petitioned for the establishment
of the eighth grade, and the petition
was referred to Superintendent Graham
with the request that it be granted.
The board also fixed upon a system of
fees for tuition to be charged pupils
who desire to attend the public schools
and are neither residents of the school
district nor taxpayers. BY this schedule
81 month will be charged for pupils
attending the high school, So a month
for the grammar school, $150 for the
primary school and 81 for the kinder
gartens. 1t was decided to sign the
petitions for the improvement of Buck
eye and Ashtabula streets. Miss Mary
e. Thompson, teacher in the sixth
lowed to change places with Mrs. Marie
Potter, seventh grade teacher in the
Garfield school.
The Progressive league of South Pas
unanimously in favor of annexation to
Los Angeles. primarily in order to get
a portion of the benefits to be derived
from the Owens river water supply.
showed singular unanimity where
there had been more or less discord
previously. President Leo Longley was
chosen to act with Trustee E. H. Lock-
wood in taking steps looking toward
the proposed annexation.
Pasadena Brevities
Col. and Mrs. w. ]. Hogan, who make
their winter home in Pasadena, have
just presented the city of Louisville,
KY, with a splendid drinking fountain,
which from the photographs and de-
scrlptions received in this city, must
have cost near $4,000. The fountain
was dedicated on Wednesday of last
week.
A woman who quickly made off be-
fore her name could be secured had
close escape from a serious accident
last evening OH Colorado street, near
Fair Oaks avenue. A horse driven by
l.. C. Smith SHE'D at street car just
as she started to cross the street. The
woman slipped and fell directly in front
of the horse and bystanders held their
breaths in helpless dismay. But the
driver suddenly jerked the lines, throw
ing the horse back upon his launches.
and the woman jumped to her feet and
made her way safely to the sidewalk.
officer Coping picked UP S-year-old
Bennie Conts this evening on Colorado
restored him to his frantic parents on
West Lake street. The boy had been
lost all day and was so bewildered that
he could not help the officer in finding
his home.
Bishop John Mills Kendrick, whose
district covers all Oh ATlZOIld anu NEW
Mexico and the portion of Texas
around Ell Paso, will give an address
tomorrow afternoon in the parish house
of All Saints Episcopal church. The
reverend gentleman is returning to his
headquarters at Phoenix after a vaca-
ton at the beaches of Southern Cali
fornia.
The silver service which the citizens
of Pasadena will on Friday evening
present to Miss May Sutton is on ex-
hibition in one of the leading down.
town business houses and is attract
ing much attention. 1t consists of six
elegant pieces of sterling silver, Cor
man manufacture, including coffee
urn with alcohol lamp, teapot, hot
water kettle, sugar bowl and cream
and water bowls. The style is old CO.
lonial and the pieces extra heavy. Each
article has an old English IS" upon il
and the largest piece has an inscription
which reads Miss May Godfrey SUIT
ton. Worlds Woman Tennis Cham
pion, from the Citizens of Pasadena,
September Is, 1905"
-o-A-S-
The nish language is now being taught
in $500 schools in Ireland.