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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
raANscoNTlNHNrAL RALWAY MERoER

There Is nothing improbable in the report that great
Atlantic and Pacific railway merger s contemplated by
leading railway nagnates real transcontlnental rail-
way system is planned announced yesterday by The
Herald We call the present railway systems trans
continental which reach eastward the mountains
from the Pacific coast but the term is misnomer No
railway having terminus this coast reaches further
east than Chicago or St. Louis. The former city, In
fact s the railway hub Of the United States and nearly
all lattudns lines in the northern states converge
there. Ever since western raroading assumed large
proportions Chicago has been railway tolgate. No
westward eastward passenger could get through the
gate until he had stopped long enough to pay the toll
exscted in time and money. reshfting of all freight
at that central point always has been necessity Of the
situation.
The proposition now outlined involves direct con.
neotion between the chief ports Of the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts by continuous railway system. 1t is
colossal plan and probably not yet fully matured but
there is no doubt that something of the kind will
teraze in the future 1t is not in advance of the
general trend Of twentieth century progress The toll
gate in rairoadng must pass the era OF highway
tollgates has passed Chicago already has held Its grip
long in the exacton Of tolls on transcontinental rail-
way business.
There are two chief phases of this great railway
project that call for consideration the part Of Pacific
interests. First will such as Is contem-
plated result in gigantic monopoly, raught with in
creased danger to shippers? Second what will be the
result assuming that It be operated fairly and eduaby?
view of the already achieved in the enforce
ment Of ANTITRUST laws and the certainty that the rens
will be drawn still tightly in restraint of monopo-
lies It may be assumed that transcontinenta railway
merger would promote public interests. 1t could not be
successful under present conditions II operated other
wise than on broad basis of economical advantage to
the public.
From the viewpoint Of Southern California interests
It is obvious that such railway system the in
1n1a
advantage shippers particularly the grow
With such system, equipped with every means of
reducing time schedules to the minimum, 1t would be
possible down the transit time of fruit trains fully
one-haf in reaching the New York market. What that
would to orange and all other shippers OF
pershable products, only be imagined
No greater boon to Southern California can be
thought of than the said to be projected always
assuming that it would be fairly managed in its dealings
with shippers
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08

The sessions of the State Sunday
School association, held this week in
the Emmanuel Presbyterian church,
have claimed the attention of the Pro-
testant evangelical churches. The ad-
dresses have proved very interesting
and helpful to the Sunday school work.
ers.
A special service will be held tomor-
row evening in the First Methodist
church. The fortieth anniversary OF
the surrender of Lee to Grant will be
observed with a. patriotic service.
In Catholic and Episcopal church
circles Passion Sunday will be OBJ
served tomorrow. In the former church
the statues will be draped this evening
in the purple hue of penance to continue
until Easter morning. The week is
known as Passion week, the following
week as Holy week. The latter cul-
inmates with special services prepara-
tory to the resurrection.
In several of the Protestant churches
Holy week will be marked by special
services.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08

business and proht now at our very
doors.
Il am going into the field to look Il
over; but know nearly every acre Of
the territory. learn that the mining
camps are growing rapidly, that Tono-
pah has grown to be large bustling
city, and that Goldheld has a popula-
tion Of something like 10000. The
coming months will see great influx
OF capital ana prospectors to the noun
tains of Nevada"
G. II. Treat, whose Office Is In the
Bradbury building, is another Ange-
leno who will leave for the mining
camps in a short time It is his pur-
pose to make the entire Journey in an
automobile, going by way Of Las Vegas
to Bulfrog and Goldfeld.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
MUSIC AND
THE DRAMA
Lecture on "Parslfal"

Mrs. Raymond Brown lectured last
evening on "Parsifal' before a good
sized audience in Blanchard hall. Mrs.
Brown, who is a scholarly musician,
told the story Of wagner's stage con-
secrating festival drama, illustrating
her explanation of the various motifs
by playing much of the score. Skill
fully avoiding the symbolism and the
deeper philosophy OF the great work
of the master, the speaker gave clear
exposition of the central theme. The
lecture was intended as a preparation
for the Cohrled production and it was
Illuminating to those who have not
made deep study of the music drama
SO long guarded from the big world
beyond Beyreuth.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
ANOTHER INVESTIGATION NEEDED

The state superintendent of public instruction,
Thomas Kirk has been moved publish defense of
his action the dismissal from Office of j. H. Strne,
of education.
The publication of this defense, appears from the
Sacramento newspapers resulted from the expression of
opinions complimentary to the superintendent. The
Bee says for instance that Rumors have spread that
there we're causes Strnes discharge other than
peared the surface and that these had to do with
the alleged disposition of Superintendent Kirk to favor
certain publishers to the derment Of others and to the
injury the textbooks" 1t is sad further that
in statements made by Secretary Strne he has left the
inference that he incurred the gonsm which resulted
in his dismissal by preserving the integrity Of state
work"
This disclosure is not the first ntmation the people
of California had that there is something amiss in
the state textbook department. AS the stands be-
tween Superintendent Kirk and Secretary Srlne there
Is clearly question at issue involving fahfuness to
the states interests.
tarys "inference" is not strong is long The
of it is that the relations between myself and
the then secretary (Strine) not cordial that for
months they strained and growing more so Hence
the secretary dismissed, although fault is
pressed by superintendent relative to his capabty
might we'll for him to stir the state board Of educa
ton to the Importance of investigating the odor
ing from the textbook department.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
CATHOLIC

Tomorrow Passion Sunday will be
observed. This evening after the ves-
pers all the statues, excepting the sta
purple, the hue of penance, remaining
covered until Easter morning. The
week preceding Easter, Holy week, will
be marked by special services in all
the churches.
The choir of the Cathedral of st.
Vibiana will present an elaborate pro-
gram for Easter. During Holy week
the men of the choir will sing unac-
companied. Rev. T. F. Fahey, the
diocean choir master, is in charge.
An entertainment and social will be
given Thursday evening, May II, in
Blanchard hall for the benefit of the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Hol-
lywood, and st. Patrick's church Yer
non. At this entertainment the articles
remaining from the recent fair will be
| disposed of, including a Knabe piano
valued at $500. An interesting program
| is being arranged.
A class of seventy-six children will
receive first communion Sunday, April
30, at the Plaza church.
The Sons of Montezuma will give a
banquet Of inauguration at the Plaza
church in the early part of May.
Revs. M. p. Smith, c. S. p, and J.
M. Handy, C. S. p, will open a mis-
sion at the Church of the Sacred Heart
tomorrow to continue one week.
Conaty council. Y. M. l., will meet
next Tuesday evening in st. Patrick"s
hall. East Thirty-fourth street, when
a class of twenty will be initiated. The
officers Of Montgomery council will as
slst in the initiatory work.
The Young Mems society of the
Cathedral parish will meet Tuesday
evening at the school hall.
A novens (nine Tuesday,, in honor OF
the feast of st. Anthony, June IS. will
be held at st. Joseph's church, COM
mencing next Tuesday, with solemn
high mass at $3.50 a. m., with sermon
by Rev. Raphael Fuhr, o. f. NJ, on
Devotion TO st. Anthony"
Rev. Il. Lunney, o. r. NJ, OF st. Jo-
seph's church left last evening for
Fresno, where he will erect the sta
tions Of the cross tomorrow at st.
Johns church.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08

/ The proceeds will be for the benefit Of
the Church Of the Neighborhood, East
Ninth street.
The repairs OF the st. Athanasius
church have been begun, which will
greatly add to the facilities of the
church.
Rev. Walton Hall Doggett, rector OF
Epiphany church, will speak next Fri
day evening at the Lenten service on
"The Transfigured Life" taking his
topic from Raphaeps "Transfigura.
i tion."
Rev. Angus r. Porter of Redlands
will preach at the evening service to-
morrow at st. Athanasius church
The choir of st. Johns church will
render Stainer's "Crucifxion" Palm
Sunday evening.
Ground was broken last week and
work commenced on the new chapel OF
st. Andrews Brotherhood on West
Forty-second street, near Vermont ave-
nue.: Bishop Johnson visited the Broth
erhood last Sunday evening and con-
firmed three candidates.
The Woman's guild Of st. Johns
church will hold it's annual election OF
officers next Thursday afternoon in the
guild hall at 8 o'clock.
Rev. L. B. Ridgely, rector Of ST.
Johns church, who is to take up work
in the mission field of China, will leave
Los Angeles Tuesday, April rs, for San
Francisco, whence he will sail May {
on the Korea for China.
The subject of DIR. Dowling's SER
mon at Christ church tomorrow MORN
ing will be Marriage and After Mar
riage." No. II, Growing Old To-
gether." The following Sunday he will
complete the series by preaching on
'The Vacant Chair" This will be fol-
lowed by an Easter sermon on "Joy
Cometh In the Morning."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
UNION RESCUE MISSION

A series of four business mems meet
ings will be inaugurated this evening
at the Union Rescue mission, 145 North
Main street, when DR.. F. E. Corbin
will make an address. The following
three Sunday evenings a banker, tailor
and insurance man will speak.
Rev. A. c. Doods, chief probation Of
ficer of the juvenile court, will speak
at the mission Sunday evening on "Out
of the Depths" Miss Goodwin will
held at the corner of First and Los
Angeles and First and Main streets
Sunday afternoon, when music will be
furnished by the mission orchestra.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
Wornan's Clubs
Friday Morning Club

The we'll known novelist. Henry
James. spoke to an interested audience
at the Friday Morning club at the
regular meeting yesterday at the wo-
mans club house.
Mr.. James, who has made study OF
the works of the great Balzac, chose
that author and his works for his sub
ject of the morning. analyzlng and
comparing them to those Of other con-
temporaneous writer's.
The speaker talks as he writes with
mixture of metaphors and series
of ideas which bewilder the listener.
His word painted atmosphere sur
rounding Balzac was like an Indian
sunset, all color and light and radi-
ance, to the author he had erected
shrine.
"The novels of the present writer's"
he said. ARE machine made, while
those of Balzac were home made. In
comparison with other authors he waa
of course, the one great master. Dick
ems, ugh! He always makes me think
of the morning and unkempt locks and
clothing. Scott of the afternoon.
Thackeray late in the evening and
Hawthorne of something uncanny, as
the lights thrown by the rays of the
sun as 1t is going down.
"As the works of Balzac progressed
his weaknesses grew weaker and his
strength stronger"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08

the report that comes from Sacramento
telling Of new corporation represent
ing Hartman and which would tap the
GoIdheid region from the north. BY
this construction work many grades
will be either lowered or avoided be-
tween the points mentioned in the
articles of Incorporation"
The new undertaking of the Southern
Pacific Is to build a line about 200
miles long beginning at Hazen station,
Churchill county. Nevada, and running
in southerly direction through Lynn
and Esmeralda counties, In Nevada.
Mono. 1nyo and Kern counties in Cali
fornla and terminating at Mojave.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08

"Christ in the Camp" a story of the
Civil war. Old soldiers and their
families are invited to the service.
A sacred concert will be given by the
Epworth league of the Boyle Heights
Methodist church on the Friday even
ing preceding Easter.
A childrens churcn is expected to be
church tomorrow afternoon.
A missionary tea and supper will be
given next Tuesday afternoon and even
ing by the Missionary society of the
Westlake Methodist church at the home
Of Valentine Peyton, corner Ninth
street and Westlake avenue.
The Epworth league of the First
Methodist church held business meet
ing last Tuesday evening and debate
on the resolution: Resolved, it is not
necessary for a man to have $1,000 be-
fore marriage" Misses Maud Brown,
Pearl Strong and R. w. Brown spoke
for the affirmative, while John r. Ruth
erford, Miss Pauline Jewell and DR.. F..
B. Sweet took the negative. The af-
firmative won.
The intermediate society of the New
man Methodist church held a social at
the parsonage, 71s Towne avenue, last
evening.
The Epworth league Of the Trinity
Methodist church South will have
charge of the social at the Y. M. c. IA.
this evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
PRESBYTERIAN

The Los Angeles Presbytery will meet
next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day at the Central Presbyterian church.
the east in May.
The new church building Of the
Grand View Presbyterian church is
rapidly nearing completion and will be
ready for occupancy the first of May.
The Pastors Aid society of the
Grand View Presbyterian church has a
number Of travelling banks in circula-
tion, the funds secured to be used to
purchase carpets for the new church.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Grand View Presbyterian church held
social at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Phillips last evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
FAVORS RAILROAD
FROM SODA LAKE
VETERAN MoUNTAINEER SAYS
LINE SHOULD BE BUILT
Elmer E. Dow viii Make an Over
land Trip to the eulIfros Mining
Reeions--urees the Need
OF Railway

Elmer r. Dow Of the Home Real Es-
tate company, has just completed ar
rangements for an overland journey
to the Bullfrog and Goldheld mining
districts. He will be accompanied by
two friends who will make the trip
from a point near Soda Lake up the
valley toward Ash Meadows and Bull
frog.
Mr.. Dow, who was formerly civil
engineer, and also a locomotive engi-
neer, Is a veteran mountaineer and
is personally familiar with the country
he and his friends will traverse. Mr..
Dow has repeatedly urged the building
of a railroad into the Goldfield district
ever since the rich strikes were made.
He is strong advocate of the pro-
posed route from Soda Lake, a point
on the line of the Salt Lake railroad,
125 miles nearer Los Angeles than Las
Vegas. He contends that a road from
Las Vegas to Goldfeld will be mani
festly in the interest of the city of Salt
Lake and eastern points, and against
Los Angeles.
1.-THE thing to do" said Mr.. Dow, sis
to get busy at this end Of the line
and take steps to have branch road
built to Goldfield tfPt will bring the
mining people and others to Los Ange-
les for supplies and that will send the
rich ore of the district to Los Angeles
to be placed in the smelters that will
be sure to be constructed here. Los
Angeles people ought to wake UP to
the Importance of this new field of
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
CURB-B BITS FOR AUTOS

The ordinance relative to automobiles and other We
hces, agreed upon by the Legislative committee of
the city council appears to meet the requirement in it's
general features.
Within prescribed district including most of the
business section of the city, the speed of automobiles
motorcycles and the like is limited to rate of eight
miles an hour. very important provision, and one
which all pedestrians will appreciate prohibits such We
hces from crossing streets at more than four miles an
hour In part of the city may automobile come
than ten feet to that has stopped for pas
sengers at a rate of more than four miles hour.
If that ordinance passes the council, presumably
it will the number of automobile accidents will diminish
greatly That is the supposition however that the
ordinance shall be strictly enforced There peculiar
difficulties in the of such enforcement but it is pos
sible to overcome them. That is, auto driver who
is inclined to disregard the law may decline to stop for
interview with police officer. 1t may be necessary
to introduce wing-footed Mercurys automobile pur-
There is nothing in the proposed ordinance to which
any reasonable automobile object There is
place for everything and the place for auto speeding
is not within city limits
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
SALT LAKE KEY
To G0LDF|ELD
HARTMAN CONTROLS SlTUA-
Tl0N, SAYS OFFICIAL
Rumor Of a New Road In the North
to the Mining Sections lie Dis
credited In Los
Angeles

mfr. Hartman and his associates are
the only ones who can relieve the pres
ent unsatisfactory railroad conditions
now existing in the Goldfield-Tonopah
region. When a road is built to tap
the region 1 believe It will be from
some point on the Salt Lake road"
This was the thought yesterday of a
prominent railroad official now visiting
in Los Angeles.
1.-THE Salt Lake is the road which
dominates the situation for the Harri-
man interests. 1 do not think the Salt
Lake management contemplates build
ing at the present time. The Southern
Pacific Is having money poured into its
treasury through means Of the Carson
& Colorado road, recently extended
from Tonopah to Sodaville, so what is
the use of the Salt Lake building until
the camps are old enough to establish
their worth. Under such conditions
railroads usually leave well enough
alone.
"Will the Santa re attempt to get
into the Goldheld region and what
about the rumors Of Mojave being a
terminal of spur into that locality?
There is very little danger Of the real
ization Of any such proposition. The
Santa Fe will have large territory Of
It's own to exploit and take care of
when the government irrigation pro-
iects are carried through, without dip
ping into the other fellows pie. I be-
lieve 1t is admitted by the Santa Fe
management that the Salt Lake by its
position commands the region"
Il do not think there is anything in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
BAPTIST

A series Of successful evangelistiC
services was closed last Sunday at the
Emmanuel Baptist church. AS result
of the meetings about twenty adults
will be received into membership. Rev
w. C. Clatworthy. the pastor, will &c
to Oakland, where he will preach to.
morrow. He will assist in services al
Stockton.
The young people Of the Emmanuel
Baptist church will give bazaar in
May for the benefit Of the building
fund of the church. This society is
pledged to raise $1,000.
Rev. Euclid B. Rodgers of Spring
field, ILL.,, will preach in Central Bap-
tist church, Alvarado and Pico streets
Sunday morning. Rev. S. Hartwel