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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
GOOD PROGRAM

A fine 81 Patrick'a eve celebra-
ton will take place az the social hall
OF the Church ~ the Immaculate to-
morrow night An exceptionally
good program has been arranged
Mr.. samuel Morrison will deliver
an address on The Irish American
as a Citizen"
A feature Of the program viii be
vocal selections BY Miss Esmay
Brandon. OF tho Rosa Opera com
pany. OF England Miss +, Nord-
hoff viii entertain with harp solos
Today is steamer day at Ocean
dock. The city OF Topeka sailed
this morning Tor san Francisco with
a FUN load OF freight and 100 pas
scnrera The Umatilln arrived at /
O'Clock this afternoon with I26 pas
aenRefa and her hold fun Of gem
cral freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
FORCE SUNDAY
CLOSING ISSUE

as he finds them was not intended
10 convey this impression lie uns
donhtediy had reference only to
those evils which have been source
OF much discussion aud agitation
la this city since the days Of the
wiie-Qpen town.
Tired Of Comment.
Judge Moore, himself, has grown
tired 81 the many references to his
Intentions when he assumes office
and 10 now denying himself Ia news
paper reporters II il understood
that he desires 10 make no further
statements for publication.
4 will assume tho office 81 mayor
AZ noon on Monday next and will
then be prepared 20 handle any mat
tera properly coming before me.
was the statement made BY Judge
Moore 10 The star yesterday,
BEYOND this statement Judge
Moore has declined 70 talk.
bat no cue ballevas that the lid
Judge Moore has ordered lie 10 be
large enough TO cover sunday clos
iuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

OHIO ON FIRE

MANILA. March it--Flre today
on board the battieship ohio. Nd
miral Trains flagship. IN this har-
Dor. resulted IN damage 20 the sx-
tent ~ $1,000. The Ohio arrived at
Manila three days ago.
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
MRS. PATTERSON FREED
FROM CALLING TIES
Love Letter Written by One Of Fire.
mans Sweethearts Aids His Wife
In Securing an introductory
Decree

ooh, papa, I am almost crazy; l
cannot stand it. Poor Glorina won't
have mamma in little while. 1 know
I must die rather than be without
papa. Oh, querido, querido, oh, oh, oh
papa, oh papa. Remember if l make
up my mind to kill myself, Glorina
won't keep me, so goodbye. Your
sad, fearful Lulu"
Such was the letter found by Mrs.
Josephine s. Patterson early one
morning, as she started to brush and
press her husbands coat, and yester-
day she was granted an interlocutory
decree of divorce from her husband,
Alexander Patterson.
Patterson is a member of the local
fire department and according to the
allegations of his wife spent his extra
time while not attending fires In flirt-
ing with the women of the neighbour
hood. one of whom was the Lulu"
who wrote the letter.
The couple were married in Los An
geles in July, 1908, and from that time
until the present, according to the al
legations of Mrs. Patterson, her hus-
band abused her while she was COM
PEELED to support herself.
While she was making false faces
in a masquerade store owned by her
she alleged her husband was making
faces at other women.
Guadalupe Avala of Vignes street
was named as one of the other women.
Mrs. Patterson further charged her
husband with having called her bad
names threatening to kill her, choking
her and making her life generally
miserable.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
REGISTRATION WORK STARTS
Precinct Maps Arrive and Solicitors
Prepare to Get Busy at
Once

Precinct maps, noting the recent
changes ordered by the board of super
visors, arrived in Los Angeles yester-
day, and within the next few days
solicitors employed by County Clerk
Keyes will begin to secure complete
new registration for the general cleo
tion next November.
Because of the crowded conditions
and many changes in streets and tracts
it was decided to redistrict the city and
county and the new maps carried by
the agents will probably show about
half the voting population of the city
to be registered in new precincts.
From the first of the year until the
November election a complete new
registration will take place. Five thou
sand voters have already registered and
there are about $4,000 more to come.
County Clerk Keyes will therefore
send his agents to the voters and begin
at once on the new canvass.
Those voters who registered last year
may vote on any bond election or other
petition until the time of the general
election, according to the assertion of
the county clerk, but in order to cast
a vote in November voter must have
been registered on the great register
within the year
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
SHOOTS INSURANCE. AGENT;
TAKES HIS COLLECTIONS
VICTIM FALLS UNCONSCIOUS IN
THE SAND
Sensational Daylight HoIdup at obspo.
Bullet Fired by Man on Beach
Lands in San Pedroan's Shoulder
Blade
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Feb. 2S-Held UP in
broad daylight, shot through the right
shoulder and relieved Of a buckskin
bag containing $53, was the fate of
A. 2. Wilson of San Pedro, while walk
ing through Obispo on his way to this
city at 1890 o'clock this morning.
A meager description of the hold-up
man has been given the police by
Wilson.
Wilson is an agent for the Metro
politan Life Insurance company. Mon
days and Tuesdays he makes his col
lections in San Pedro and on Wednes-
day comes to this city to make his re-
turns to the general agent here J.
Gavigan.
Wilson says that he missed the 10
o'clock train for Long Beach and set
out to walk here. He was striding
along the beach near Obispo when he
noticed a man seated on the sand just
back of the beach. AS Wilson ap-
preached, the stranger accosted him,
drawing a revolver and ordering him
to deliver.
With a cry Wilson turned on the run
back toward San Pedro, but just as he
started the fellow fired and he fell
unconscious in the sand. How long he
lay there he does not know, but he
finally revived and scrambled dizzily
to his feet and set out for Long Beach.
His collections, amounting to $53, were
gone. After a painful and weary walk
of several miles, Wilson reached Long
Beach nearly exhausted.
officer Mcmillan assisted him to
the offices of the Metropolitan, where
DR.. j. M. Holden dressed the wound.
The doctor found that the bullet had
been fired from such close range that
the coat was scorched by the burning
powder, but owing to the smallness
of the caliber of the revolver the bullet
did not pass through the shoulder blade
but remained imbedded and it will re-
main there.
One hundred polo ponies passed through
Los Angeles for Coronado Beach; big
tournament takes place March /.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
FOR Benefit OF A GUILD
Given at Hollywood an En-
joyabIe Affair

Special to The Herald.
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 2S.-The concert
given last evening by Miss Pearl M.
Herndon for st. GATHERINGS guild of
st. Stephens church was a great suc-
cess. Miss Herndon gave her own
dramatization of "If Were King" and
never have her talents been shown to
better advantage. She was ably as
sisted by Blanche Williams Robinson
at the piano, Miss Nell Lockwood, con-
tralto, and Thomas Trevor, tenor.
A petition was presented to the city
trustees this evening asking that three
amendments to the city liquor or
dinances be placed on the ballots at the
April election. These amendments
grant hotel of more than forty rooms
the right to serve liquor to guests with
regular meals and permit grocery and
drug stores to sell liquor in original
packages. There were 1876 signatures to
the petition.
So far 40 voters have registered for
the coming elections.
Big polo tournament and pony races at
Coronado Beach for one week common
cling March /.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
SOLDIERS MAIL AWARDED
Yoakum viii Garry Sawtelle Star
Route at Thirteen DOL
lars Month
Special to The Herald.


SAWTELLE, Feb. 28.-The contract
for the carriage of mails on the "Star"
route between Sawtelle and the Sol
diers' home has been awared to
Michael Yoakum, a member of Home
company 1, at $13 a month. There are
ten mails to and from and it has been
difficult to get anyone to take the job.
The carriage of the mails has been i'm
posed upon the clerical force at the Sol
diers' home and the contract has been
in a chaotic state for some time. The
contract will keep Mr.. Yoakum en-
ployed about fourteen hours in the day.
Swami Mazzininanda has departed
from Sawtelle. His subjects have
been blindly following in the path of
Buddhism as pointed out by him for.
five months. H. G. Hanson claims the
trouble which occurred at the last
meeting arose over the rent of his hall.
The Swami, so Hanson said, agreed to
pay 81 an evening and Hanson furnish
lights and everything. When the settle
ment came the Swami said that the
agreement was for only so cents night
but he would allow Hanson rs cents.
Hanson wanted his dollar and when
that was not forthcoming told the Bahia
to leave the hall. The Swami then
paid him $12, but withdrew $1,000 for
blossoms" which he said Hanson had
received.
One hundred polo ponies passed through
Los Angeles for Coronado Beach; big
tournament takes place March /.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
CALL A TRIPLE ELECTION
Three Propositions Confront Santa
Monica Voters-RetaiI Liquor
Man Turned Down
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Feb. 2S.-Acting
City Attorney Tanney has received
official instructions to Immediately pre-
pare resolutions calling for a triple
election, at which time it is proposed
to submit to the voters the pending
questions of annexation of the Pail
sades district and acceptance of the re-
Gently framed city charter and the
ton has been held in allegiance several
months in order that it, with the other
two questions which were being agi-
tated, might be balloted on at one time.
d. B. Jerrue of Los Angeles and
Avalon, although represented by an at
torney and promising to add a $4,000
building to the city's improvements,
had his application for a retail liquor
license returned to him last night with
the unanimous regrets Of the board of
city trustees. Earlier in the day Mr..
Jerrue had petitioned merchants and
property owners to approve of his plans
but met with scant encouragement.
Roy Jones and w. T. ellis, represet-
ing the Pacific Land company, today
sold the Fairmont Villa tract consist
ing of 1873 lots, to a syndicate of local
capitalists for stated consideration of
$4,000. The property lies Immediately
south of the San Vincente boulevard
at Twenty-sixth street and is unim-
proved.
Fred Cole, who will meet Mike Bark
ley in Los Angeles on the night of the
Sullivan Kelly fight, has secured train
ing quarters at the north beach bath
house.
The greatest polo tournament ever held
on this coast will be held at Coronado
March / to Z.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
SAN BERNARDIN0 HAS RACES
Driving Club Arranges for Matinee
Meet-New Water Deal.
Farnham's Hearing
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 2S.-The
San Bernardino Driving club has ar
ranged for matinee meet to be given
Saturday, March 10. The last meet
advertised was to have been given last
Thursday but was postponed on ac-
count of the rains. Horses from River
side, Redlands and Cotton will be
entered.
Another water deal was effected here
when the San Bernardino Valley Trac-
ton company sold to the Riverside
Trust company the right to use the
water percolating beneath the 60 acres
which comprise Association park. The
trust company has for months been
buying these rights in this valley, owing
to the KatZ- Walkinshaw percolating
water decisions of the supreme court.
c. e. Farnham will have his hearing
before Justice of the Peace C. L..
Thomas tomorrow morning charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses from J. B. Firth, a merchant
There are five similar charges also
pending against Farnham and he is
also charged with having falsely repre-
scented himself to be an Elk.
The remains of Harry Wolf, the
Santa Fe switchman who was run over
and killed at San Dimas last night,
w III NC SIllppCu " IlOIIl6 Ill OGLrOlI,
Mich The unfortunate man had been
here but three months. He leaves a
widow and two small children. The
accident was due to a sudden slack in
the air furnished to the air brakes on
the freight train on which Wolf was
standing. A sudden jolt threw him.
Resident Engineer r. j. Arey of the
Santa Fe has been transferred from
Williams, Ariz., to this city and will
reach here with his Office force tomor-
row. He will have charge of the large
improvements in the yards and shops by
the Santa Fe here.
Wilson Bird, formerly an Idaho edu-
Gator, was sent to the county Jail from
Cucamonga to serve twenty days for
vagrancy. While drunk Bird wandered
into the residence of a man named
Jones.
Big polo tournament and pony races at
Coronado Beach for one week common
cling March l.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
TOURIST SHOT BY FooTPAD
j. Wilson Badly Wounded at obispo
and Robbed of Is Money
and Watch
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, Feb. 1s--Off1cers are
looking for footpad who held up and
shot man named ]. Wilson near the
station of Obispo, between here and
Long Beach on the Salt Lake road, this
morning.
Wilson, who is a tourist, went out
Tor walk early this morning and was
accosted near the oil tanks of the big
refinery at Obispo by a man who de-
manded that he give up his money This
Wilson refused to do and the robber
drew revolver and shot him, the ball
passing through his chest. Alter taking
500 and gold watch the man started
In the direction of the town of Ter
mina1.
Wilson was found some time after
the shooting but was unable to give an
accurate description of his assailant.
His condition Is considered serious.
The funeral of Judge j. v. b. Good
rich was held this morning. 1t was
conducted by the Masons Ind five other
orders participated, namely the East
ern Star, Elks. Eagles, Grand Army
and Women's Relief corps. Rev. Steel
preached the sermon. Interment was
in Rosedale cemetery, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
LEAGUE INCORPORATES
WILL NOMINATE CANDIDATES
FOR OFFICE
Central Headquarters Will Be Located
in Los Angeles, Where Eight of
the Members Reside; Balance Live
in San Francisco

Articles of incorporation of the Pub
lie Ownership league were filed yester-
day in the county clerks office. The
league, according to its incorporation
papers. is for the purpose, principally,
of nominating candidates for offices.
Following are the directors: o. A.
Tveitmoe, San Francisco; A. E. Yoell,
San Francisco; James ]. Corbett, San
Francisco; F. F. Nichols, San Fran
cisco and doc" Awthuh w. Hough-
ton, Arthur A Hay, John Murray, Adj
Olson w. Merrill Irving G. McKenna,
H. ]. Atwood and James A. Gray of
Los Angeles.
The central headquarters of the
league is to be in Los Angeles, but it
is rumored that the members might
overstep their jurisdiction and consent
to nominate a few men for president
of the United States if some one gave
them a chance.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
POWER DEAL
FALLS THROUGH
REGRET EXPRESSED BY LOCAL
BUSINESS MEN
Scenic Drive for Rubidoux Mountain.
Manual Training for Public School.
Chamber of Commerce Expands
and Names Committees
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, Feb. 2S.-General re-
gret is expressed by local business men
that the deal for the sale of
the Riversidt Power company's plant
to the city has fallen through. It's pur-
chase by the Pacific Light and Power
company shut out all possibility of a
deal whereby the city might acquire
the plant. The proposition was made
by the Southern California Savings
bank, which acquired the plant under
mortgage, to lease the plant to the city
at an annual rental of $4,000, with the
privilege of purchase any time in the
five-year lease for $165,000. Some oppo-
sition had developed to the plan, and
the details of the proposed deal had
not been worked out, though the trus-
tees were favorable to the proposition.
The city is taking 240 horse power from
the plant and City Electrician Worth
ley says the city has nowhere to lay
its hand on that much Juice" An adj
dition to the present steam plant will
probably be made at once
Major Crittenden of the United States
engineer corps is here for the purpose
of laying out Huntington park, as the
scenic drive UP Rubidoux mountain will
be called. The sum of $4,000 has been
raised by private subscription and work
will commence at once under the direc-
ton of Major Chittenden, who planned
the boulevards in Yellowstone park.
The school trustees of the city decided
last night to incorporate manual train
ing into the public school system next
year, the sixth, seventh and eighth
grades to be given regular work next
October and the four primary grades
to begin with the paper sloyd work.
Primary teachers will be asked to fit
themselves in this work before the next
teachers examination. At least $4,000
will be required of the city, the prin-
cipal need being a large building,
weather-tight but unfinished outside to
be stocked with lathes and machinery
required in manual training
Three chamber of commerce COM
mittees have organized and elected
chairmen as follows: For exhibit COM
nittee, Francis Cutie; for advertising
committee, George Frost; for tree plant
ing committee, E. A. Chase. The orange
exhibit will be continued at the cham
Der and committee of E. A. Chase
j. H. Reid and c. e. Rumsey has
been appointed to work for better care
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
OCEAN PARK SEES CHANGES
Police Must Surrender Their Stars
and Apply Anew for
Their Jobs
Special to The Herald.

OCEAN PARK, Feb. 2s.--By an order
of the city council which went into
effect last night it becomes imperative
upon every member of the local police
department to surrender his star or
commission by noon tomorrow, and If
DESTROYS of continuing in the city's
service to accompany same with an APP
plication for appointment under the
new regime. The order affects
deputy marshals. patrolmen and spe-
cial policemen" but inasmuch as Mar
shall Slack. who is being deposed, has
had but three men on his payroll the
matter should be easily adjusted.
Waterman Jordan, who has for sew
eral weeks been on duty at the Inter
national Exhibition building. Is spoken
of as the probable successor to the
incumbent, whose removal from office
has been agitated for some time.
A raft of piling to. be used in the con-
struction of the Short Line beach sea
wall broke up while being beached at
Center street today and many of the
huge logs were recovered with con-
siderable difficulty. All Of the lumber
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
DIVORCE SUIT HANGS FIRE
Fashionably Dressed Women Who
Come to Hear Evidence Are
Doomed to Disappointment

A second continuance of hearing in
the petition for divorce brought by Col.
Hanford l.. Gordon against his wife,
Nellie Kennedy Gordon, was granted
yesterday in department five of the
superior court by Judge Conrey, but
the case will be commenced this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
From assertions made by attorneys
yesterday, the hearing will require
about a week and scores of witnesses
have been secured by both sides.
When the case was called yesterday
afternoon the court room was crowded
to the limit with spectators, most Of
whom were fashionably dressed women,
but they were doomed to disappoint-
ment and filed out to return this
morning
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01

used thus far has been towed from San
Pedro, and today's accident is the first
setback the builders have had to con-
tend with.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Fraser and Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Jones will constitute a
party leaving here on March Is for a
trip to the Orient. Messrs. Fraser and
Jones are two of the original members
of the Ocean Park Improvement COM
pany, which concern is credited with
having built up the southern end of the
bay section.
Judge Marvin r. King, president Of
the First National b,.nk, has purchased
the Stowell residence of Park avenue
and with his family will take immediate
possession.
Birmingham. San Mateo. Los Angeles
and Riverside polo teams will meet at
Coronado for the big polo tournament
March l.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
RIVERSIDE BUYS AND SELLS
Filtered Water for Lot Buyers-New
Ice PIant-Rancho
Fire

bDtCIHI 10 7 TIC T1tTdIu.
RIVERSIDE, Feb. CSC. F. Marcy
has bought the Cox Addition Water
company from it's owner, Lloyd r.
James, and Will incorporate it into the
Artesia Water company. Residents Of
Cox's addition will be served filtered
artesian water.
A. W. Boggs has sued Wilcox g. Rose
for an accounting. He was a member
of the firm and alleges that there is
due him on contracts completed the
sum of $5271.95. The Glenwood hotel
and four Indian school buildings in
Arizona were included i'm the list on
which Boggs alleges that he has a
dividend coming.
Anne z. Nixon and others have sued
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
LANCE REBOUNDS ON HEAD
Julian Gozave, a Butcher az Ventura,
the Victim of Peculiar
Accident

VENTURA, Feb. 2S.--Julian Gozave,
who is employed at Robson brothers
slaughter house, was painfully injured
yesterday. He was about to kill a
beef, when he made a false stroke with
his lance, which struck the animals
horn and rebounded, the iron handle
striking the butcher on the head Co
gave sustained an ugly wound and at
the same time fell from his stand above
the pit, fracturing his collar bone. He
was removed to the Bard hospital.
Coronado polo tournament and pony
races commence March l.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-01
Always Keeps ChamberIaIn's Cough
Remedy in His House

lain's Cough Remedy 1t is kept on
hand continually in our home" says w.
w. Kearney, editor of the Independent,
Lowry City, Mo. That is just what
hand ready for instant use a cold may
be checked in the outset and cured in
much less thine than after 1t has be-
come settled in the system. For sale
by all druggists.