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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION ENDS
J. s. Chapman Of Los Angeles Chosen
President Of Sunday School
Aaeoeiatlon
speclal to The Herald.


Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. Aug. 19-The Chris
tian convention closed today. Prof. II.
L. willett of Chicago university
preached this morning and tonight,
and this afternoon love feast was
held in the Christian church. Last
night, in addition to Prof. Willett's
lecture on "The Life Of Christ" Prof
+. G. Tyrrell of Chicago gave an ad-
dress on Empty Thrones"
The following were elected yester-
day afternoon to serve as officers Of
the Sunday School association of the
denomination in Southern California
and Arizona,
]. S. Chapman, Los Angeles, presl-
dent; j. j. White, Fullerton, vice presl-
dent; Robert Grieves, Glenfora, secre-
tary and treasurer
The convention has been the most
successful and interesting ever held
in the history of the denomination in
this section. Reports along all lines Of
work were encouraging and showed re-
markable progress
The two missionary collections taken
last Sunday and today netted more
than $1,000, which will be used in ex-
tending the work in Southern Cali
fornla and Arizona.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM LONG BEACH
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, Aug. 19.-Manager
Lynch of the Sunset telephone COM
pany has announced that new build
ing will soon be erected for the ex-
change here. A lot is now being ne
gotiated for.
A committee of three has been ap-
pointed to secure plans and specifica-
tions for the new market house which
is to be built on Seventh street. The
building will be of brick, with a dome
roof and will be fashioned after the
establishment in Los Angeles. Work on
it will begin within ninety days. An
ice plant and warehouses will be built
in connection.
An interesting series of races is an
nounced for the coming week at the
Majestic rink. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday there will be half-mile
races for boys under 15 Thursday,
Friday and Saturday night there will
be mile races for men. The winners
of the preliminary races will compete
in a final heat Saturday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
CLAIMS HE WAS ROBBED
Man Whose Identity Is Kept Secret
Causes Arrest of Woman and
Her Husband

William Hadley and Grace Hadley
were arrested last night by Detective
Talamantes on the charge of robblng
of 5000 a man whose identity the ar
resting detective refused to divulge.
The man who is said to have been
robbed stated to the police that he was
asked to go to a room by Mrs. Hadley
and that he went with her to room 1S,
at 5111a North Main street. Shortly
after ne went to the room Hadley APP
peared and the woman rushed the man
out of the room. When he reached the
street he discovered that he had lost
a wallet containing 5000.
He went back to the room to en-
deaVor to find the wallet and says he
was ordered out both by the woman
and her husband.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
HEAVY SMELLS THE CAUSE
Pleasure Schooner San Diego Strikes
Two Fish Markets on Long
Beach Pier
special DO The Herald.

Special to The Herald. M
LONG BEACH, Aug. 19.-The pleas
ure schooner San Diego was carried
against two fish markets on the pier
late last night on the bosom of two
heavy swells and damaged to the ex-
tent of about $1,000.
Her davits and gearing were demof-
ished and the electric lights which
were festooned over her masts from
stern to stern broken in myriads of
pieces with a loud report.
The two fish markets, owned by Capt
Mason and William Graves, were par
TALLY wrecked, the ends being almost
torn off and a boom being carried
stern to stern broke in myriads of
away.
After the accident the steamer put
back to San Pedro, where she will
be kept for nearly a week for repairs.
The passengers who were to have re-
turned on the boat were taken to San
Pedro on another vessel
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
FIVE DOLLAR GOLD PIECE
IS USED AS A PENNY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Aug. ia woman
who had made the mistake of dropping
a $5 gold piece instead of a penny into
weighing machine on the beach last
night, appealed to the police for as
sistance in recovering her money, after
Manager Archer of the bath house had
informed herr that his company pos
sessed no keys to the contrivance.
Officer Mcmillan found upon investi-
cation that the owner of the machine
and of three others, in the immediate
vicinity had not paid business license
to be allowed to run them and, accord
ingly, the four were seized and taken
to the city hall.
They will be held until the owner
shows up, at which time the woman,
whose name was not ascertained by the
officer, will recover her gold piece.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
WHOLE OF T0YLAND
TO BE ON EXHIBITION
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Aug. 19.-The ju-
venie musical extravaganza The Toy
Shop" will be given in the big audi
torium August 80 and 81, with night
ly performance on each date and a
matinee on the latter.
Margaret r. Martin and J. L. Allen
are directing the preparations for the
presentation. About 250 children will
be in the cast, including representa-
tions of rag dolls wax dolls and all
other kinds of dolls and, in fact, the
whole of tOyland.
The event will be under the auspices
of the Long Beach hospital and for
the purpose of creating a fund for the
care of charity patients. 1t will be
largely patronized by society.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
TWO BANKS MOVE
INTO FINE QUARTERS
sneclal to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Aug, 19-The Ma
tional bank of Long Beach and the
Long Beach Savings bank yesterday
moved from their old quarters at Ocean
and Pine avenues into their fine new
home at First street and Pine.
The new quarters are in a f1ve-story
building erected by the capitalists in
terested in the banks. The fixtures
and the interior decorations are ex-
ceedingly tasteful and beautiful and
represent a considerable outlay.
The two banks were first opened in
1895. Their books now show resources
amounting to $1,600,0O0.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
NATIVES OF MISSOURI
PICNIC AT PLAYA
sneciaI to The Herald.

Special 10 The feTHIu
PLAYA DEL REY, Aug ia party
of $50 persons, 115 of whom were born
or have lived in Warrensburg, Mo-,
participated in a reunion and general
good time held here today.
The Warrensburgers arrived from
Los Angeles in two special cars and
carried out an informal program of
merrymaking. Luncheon was served
in the auditorium, when Frank Pierce,
acting as chairman, made brief ad-
dress, stating that the assembly had
been brought together with the idea of
forming a permanent organization.
Everybody present favored the plan,
and preliminary steps toward the for
nation of a Warrensburg club were
taken.
In the evening the party was enter
tained at the Chiaffarreli band concert
at Venice.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
THOUSANDS ENJOY DAY
IN AND ABOUT VENICE
Special to The Herald.

VENICE, Aug. ia good-size
crowd spent the day in this section
and literally patronized the various
attractions.
Thousands bathed in the surf and
thousands more lolled on the sand or
strolled along the ocean front. At
Santa Monica the beach was crowded
throughout the afternoon, and on the
piers large number of fishermen had
excellent catches to show. The center
of attraction at Ocean Park was at the
new horseshoe pier, where great
crowds assembled and listened to the
Donatelli band at both the afternoon
and evening concerts
The various roller skating Kinks re-
ported all the patronage they could
handle at each of the thre sessions.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20

greatest loss is in the out-of-town
trade. Half the women must
have a souvenir of the st. Regis,
the Waldorf or the Holland House.
They seem to think a trip to New York
is a failure unless they have a few
prizes to show. Many women change
a bout at the hotels so as to have a coll
lection of odd pieces. They don't mind
showing their country friends the loot
they have won in New York. 1t is not
regarded as theft, but as a smart fad,
and have yet to hear one woman de-
nount1 the practice. On the ocean
Stea mships this souvenir business has
grown out of bounds On one trip of a
New York liner TO this side one-half
the butter plates and one-third of the
spoons were out of service before Sandy
Hook was reached
Snake Rings Return
Resurrect your old snake rings. for
they are again in vogue. All kinds of
serpentine iewelry has again come to
the fore and is being shown by Tiffany
and other fashionable goldsmiths.
Some of the serpent rings are unique
and costly. Many old rings are being
done over by jewelers. and the proper
chic touch put to them. Some of the
conceits are set with large diamonds
and emeralds and are direct importa-
tions from Paris.
Hard to Keep Subway Men
One of the attaches of the subway
discussing conditions gave some rather
interesting facts. He said: 1.-The
company is having difficulty in secur-
ing good help. At present we are short
on guards, it being hard to hold them.
A good man stays but short time,
leaving on account of poor health con-
ditions and small wages. Others do
so much damage that the company is
obliged to discharge them. Since the
first of the year a great deal of dam
age has been done by the new motor
men. There is hardly day that sew
eral cars are not damaged. l should
judge that so far the company has
suffered a loss of $4,000 from damaged
cars caused by inexperienced motor
men," THE GOTHAMITE.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
His Problem

The gilded youth was about to enter
his fathers bank to learn the business.
"Do you think you'll be able to be on
hand at 8 every morning?" asked his
chum.
Sure. It's how to put in the four
hours preceding that bothers me. You
Courier Journal
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
TO SELECT COMMISSION
TO FRAME CITY CHARTER
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, Aug. 19.-Tomorrow
night in the auditorium a meeting OF
citizens will be held TO nominate If
teen freeholders as a commission to
frame a new city charter.
Great interest has been shown all
ready I'm this matter and several names
OF those eligible have been collected.
The qualifications required are
property ownership, qualified suffrage
and a residence In the city for five
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
SEIZED WITH CRAMPS
WHILE IN SURF
Special to The Herald,

Special 10 Ihe IieTaIu,
LONG BEACH, Aug. ia Mr.. Cole
of Los Angeles, who weighs probably
nearly $50 pounds, was seized with
cramps late this afternoon after wad-
ing into the surf until the water
reached his waist. Both of his legs were
affected and he fell helpless in the
water. The life guards on the sand
saw his predicament and hurriedly
dragged him ashore. After about ten
minutes he was sufficiently recovered
to walk about. Mr.. Cole is a regular
patron of the bath house.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
LONG BEACH HAS
INCREASE IN WEALTH
Special to The Herald.

Special 70 The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Aug. 19.-The city
clerk has completed his duties as as
SCISSOR of property and the result of
his work shows great increase of
wealth in proportion to the population.
The new schedule shows a valuation
of 81, 715. $50 proportioned as follows:
Long Beach. 1920, 500; Alamitos annex,
1921. .260: North and West Long Beach,
81 1892, $40; improvements, $1,670,740.
The city census has been computed,
showing a population of 1851. In 1900
the population was only 1852, and the
valuation but S1,447,247.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
TWO IMMENSE FISH
CAUGHT AT AVALON
Special to The Herald.


AVALON, Aug. 19-The largest tuna
of the season was landed today by j.
w. Mathews of Los Angeles.
The fish weighed sixty-four pounds
and it required two hours and fifty
minutes to bring it to the gaff.
3 George Johnson, also of Los Angeles,
caught a Jewish Weighing 374 pounds.
1t took him an hour and fifty-nine min
uteS to make the catch.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
BELIEVE MAN DIED
FROM SUFFOCATI0N
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH. Aug. 19.-H. ]. Bren-
men, whose death occurred in the surf
last evening, is supposed to have died
from suffocation. 1t was discovered
today that both OF his eardrums were
bursted.
No inquest Will be held, 1t is said
The body Is still at Walker a Browns
undertaking rooms in this city
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
Natural

Bacon-What did you think Of the
lover in the play?
Egbert-I thought he acted very nat
ural.
Bacon-I thought he acted very uqeer.
Egbert-Well love makes everybody
act queer, you know.-Yonkers States
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
Too Many kIeptomanlacs

"Kleptomaniaes have all the New
York hotel proprietors and the house
detectives on the jump said mine host
OF an uptown hotel to me today. our
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20

Everything you want you viii. ana in
The classified page. one cent q word
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20

legs,- through "baby" was to put his
paws, had an awkward twist. The dog
stood the discomfort all right until it
made it's first appearance in public
with the pajamas. Near the Flatiron
building two tramp purps would not
stand for the pajamas and seized Fido
and began to disrobe him. Fido had
his day when he donned trousers
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-20
schwartzeuhauser's Lunch
Washers and Monkeys

Something gone wrong with aged
park. They all seem to be going TO the
monkey house There they get into
trouble. 1t must BE the heat, or since
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mann, 9%runotld an Der 8ecan.StraBe
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@mpfaug Der 9ermannss SObne
In 8remen.

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iDtne in Bremen an Dem 8eluh if
rer 2Deenbriber uDn bier nebmer.,
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Y~sptfntettter berdubt.

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gpbesfaae an Muuennicitis

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Geaierun9slefretdr DITTO Senfftleben,
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ben. Senfftleben puroe gu bier uno
&onrao 81 orei Sahren 3udtbaus,
loute 81 flint Sabren gbrenperluIt
uno Steluna unter Bolisetauf1idt
oerurteilt, Senfftleben auBeroem noh
au aht8ebnbunoert Wart @elohrafe.
Sude muroe fretgeiprD9en.
Gaut aintliher Nntinotgunq
miro Die Snoienititelune oes eriten
oeutiben unterleebuDts i'm tDmtnenz
ben Suit erfolaen. Dos Boot lit
out Der 9ermantamerft in &iel ges
baut.
Weit GROCER @euuatuuno uirb
augemetn Die &unoe begriiBt, baB
it'd oas 8efinoen oes Reihsfans(ers
Surlten b. GulDm fortIdreiteno belz
lert, tpent oud Die acknowledging
etne IanQiame lit. Ser 5urft emf
pfdngt Beiuher, gebt i'm @arten Ipa=
a1eren uno 1T qeiitia REGAIN, mie es
oor Dem un9lldlihen 8ulommens
bruh i'm Geihstag Der 1au uor.
9us Der nahiten umgebuug oes
&analers oerlautet, oab er au gnbe
oes Wouats iu1 Stanbe leir miro,
Die langif 9eplante &eiie nah Gorbez
neb a1autreten.
Oberbiraermeiiter &irldner
uno neun Berliner Staotpertreter
ltno aah England a~beerei}t. Sic fol-
gen Der @inlaoun9 oes 2pnoDner @t1s
pfanQsausihuies, an oeI1en Spite
2uro 2eboeoDn ftebt. I'm ben Son.
ooner Seranitaltungen nebrner. audi
Der Sberbiraermeiiter unb Biiraers
meiiter BON @barlDttenburq Sell. Su
g%rntoerung Der freunnolbaftliden
Aufnabme, welde i'm uoriaen Sabre
oas britilbe &omite auts Stuoium
auSldnotiher @inrimtunaen in
Deutldlano gefunoen bot. meroen
Die enalilben Staotpermaltunaen ihr
Beites tun, UNI Den beutiden @alten
Den Anfentbolt auf enaliiGen BDoen
angenebm gu MAIDEN.
Die mebrerp6bnte Diebltahls.
IHare oOn SdloB 8aieoom, init
nel6er oas Sirltenpaar Breos in
Be%rbinouna aebradt uuroe, 1T nun
in etne neue Bbaie aetreten. Iuf
Ueranlafiung oes Siirlten Noolf BON
Wreoe lit iein ebemaliaer Diener
Wilbelm @laie meaen grpreiIune in
0aft genDmmen moroen. Die Sau8s
iuGun9 bat nidts @rqnirenoes ers
geben. @laie uar eS, pelter oas
IIrftenpaar 6e~nunsierte. 9ie BiIi,
tatiDn oeS ShlDiies 8afeonm, pel.
Dies gum @rdflih Sahn'iben Belib
gebDrt uno fiir ben CONNER pom
Siriten 8reoe semtetet su ueroen
pfeat. par ote SDlae uno babel muir.
ben ote oielen Silberiaben sefunoen,
melbe aus 8erliner uno Barrier 6Ds
tels geitohlen poroen itno. Waa 1T
ouf bic fernere gntmidluna oieler
ien%iationeuen Qffdre in meiteiteu
&reiien auf oas 6Dbite geIpannt.
uebrigens lit Die Siritin Der Rleptos
mamie oerodbttg. Gin 8eanter Der
&rimtnalpOlisei lit nah Maorio ab,
aereiit, um oas Siirftenpaar gu pers
nebnaen. 8erliner Sptels boben idon
fruber bic Slritin oes Diebltabls be.
ihuloiet.