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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
CHARGES FRANCO WITH CRIME
Warrant Issued for Mexican, Who
Must Face Accusation of Kill
ina Sanroman

warrant was secured yesterday
afternoon by Detectives Rico and Tala-
nantes, charging J. M. Franco, Mexi-
can, with the murder Of Manuel San
roman August 15-
Detectives Rico and Talamantes had
been trying for more than a month to
secure the warrant against Franco, but
their efforts had proved unsuccessful
until yesterday. The difficulty in Sc
curing the warrant was owing to the
fact that the coroner's jury did not
place any cht-ge against Franco, and
there was an alleged lack of evidence
to convict him of the crime.
Enough evidence has now been found
to place the guilt upon Franco, and he
is awaiting trial in the county Jail.
Sanroman, the murdered man, was
wounded August Is in a drunken revel.
Franco was then arrested on a charge
of assault, but when Sanroman died a
few days later the charge was changed
to one of murder.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23

ing charge of all architectural work
and alterations in the various stores,
under the supervision of Fred Harris,
consulting engineer who is also well
and favorably known in Los Angeles
and throughout Southern California.
G. w. Dennis will have general
charge of the business at Riverside. w.
II. Smith, former street commissioner,
will have charge of the store at Red
lands. w. II. Nebett will dispose of his
drug business at Riverside and assume
charge of the company store at san
Bernardino. l.. M. Thomas has closed
out his business and will be in charge
of the syndicate store at Pasadena.
George Buchanan, late OF Redlands,
will become assistant to the manager
at the Los Angeles home store.
frederick b. Barrett will be in
charge of the Los Angeles store, which
will be established at 529-531 South
Broadway. Mr.. Barrett is thorough
ly energetic business man, who has
had years of experience in positions
of great responsibility and has never
failed to meet all requirements. He
was formerly buyer for the Johnson
Barrett dry goods company and has
also been buyer for the A. Ham burger
& Sons department. store Before
coming to the coast Mr.. Barrett was
buyer for the firm of Daniels & Fisher
of Denver, Colo. and for eight years
held a similar position with Marshall
Field & Co. of Chicago He is well
and favorably known in Los Angeles
business circles.
In launching the business of the Pa
cific Syndicate Stores company the Of
ficers and directors have devoted their
best judgment and experience in Sc
curing men of character and ability to
assume positions of responsibility and
trust. With the opening OF the chain
Of attractive stores along the coast,
all filed with superior line of goods
useful and ornamental. the business
being in charge of courteous and eX-
perlenced managers, the success of the
gigantic commercial enterprise is as
sured. 1t is planned to have several OF
the stores open for business before the
holiday season.
The main bank of the company is the
Wells Fargo Nevada National bank at
San Francisco which Is recognized as
one of the strongest financial institu,
tions in the great west, but will de-
posit with local bank in each town
where "a store is established-and will
offer a small block of preferred stock
in each locality. Col. Fuller, the pres
dent, and Mr. Reeves, the secretary
and treasurer, are the executive officers
of the company, and will give the af-
fairs of the company their personal
attention at all times
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
OLD SOLDIERS ROBBED
WHILE GAZING At CUP
VETERANS FACE JUDGE FOR
DERELICTloN-
Both Men Got Into ConviviaI Company
and Were Parted From Their Cash
While ceIebrating-Aged Defend
ants Escape Lightly

Two old soldiers from Sawtelle APP
peared in Judge Austin's court yester-
day morning on charges of drunken
ness.
Singularly, both told stories of hav-
ing been robbed of all their possessions
while drunk.
William Moore. the first to be ar
raigned, said that Thursday night he
had been knocked down by man or
Also street and robbed of about $50.
He was left in the street until found
by an officer who took him to the re-
ceiving hospital Moore pleaded guilty
to the charge of drunkenness, but was
released by Judge Austin on the old
soldiers promise to return to Sawtelle
Immediately.
After Moore's case had been dis
missed. a second old soldier, William
McAtammey, was brought before the
bar. After having been tried and fined
SO for drunkenness, McAtemmy asked
permission to tell of a robbery COM
mitted against him.
He claims to have been robbed of
S412 I'm cash and money orders. He
could not tell. however, when the theft
occurred or where
The police records were consulted,
which showed that the old fellow had
been arrested Thursday with the
amount of money mentioned on his
person. He was dismissed Friday on
the payment of his fine, but was found
drunk again Friday night lying in the
street, and stripped of all his posses
sions, which seems to substantiate his
story of robbery.
Judge Austin sentenced the man to
remain in jail over Sunday to sober
up, but in the meantime detectives are
working diligently to find the man or
men who robbed McAtemmy.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
ANNOUNCES REDUCTION OF
IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT

City Assessor Evan Lewis has already
begun work on the Ifew assessment.
I'm fixing the assessment for the
coming year we will reduce improve
ments from so to so per cent" said Mr..
Lewis. THE county assessment last
year was but so per cent, and the fact
sessed at go per cent by the city caused
great deal of dissatisfaction among
property owners"
Mr.. Lewis says that the city will lose
but little money by reducing the per
centage of improvement assessment.
He estimates that the Improvements
during the coming fiscal year will
amount to $12. 900, 900. ON a 80 per cen t
instead of $7.OOO.OOO as would be the
case under the go per cent basis. At
the $l.2O rate this means "a loss to the
tax fund Of $12, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
PACIFIC SYNDICATE
STORES COMPANY
WILL OPEN CHAIN OF FIFTY
STORES
Powerful Commercial Organization in
Charge of Experienced Business
Men of Known Integrity and Per-
sonal Worth-Branch Stores in All
Leading Cities and Towns

The Pacific Syndicate Stores COM
Dany directed by men of large eX-
perience and acknowledged integrity,
is a strong California institution.
The home store of the organization
is at 529-531 South Broadway, Los An
e,eles with other stores located at Red
lands, Riverside, San Bernardino and
at San Diego, and negotiations pend
ing for the opening of similar stores
at Santa Barbara, Pasadena and Long
Beach.
The Pacific Syndicate Stores company
has perfected approved plans for the
successful operation of a chain Of D.,
10 and 15-cent stores in all of the
principal towns of California, and viii
first cover the inviting field afforded in
Southern California before extending
the interests of the organization IN
other directions.
Powerful Business Corporation
The corpora tion is one of the strong
est known in the great west. Identified
with the company are men of sterling
character. known ability and promi-
nence in business affairs of the coast
section. They are captains in the COM
merclal field and associated with them
are men of practical experience in the
profitable handling of all lines of goods
that will stock the several stores
Colonel j. b. Fuller eX-bank commits
sioner of the state, and present pension
commissioner for the state of Cali
fornia, is president of the company.
! Colonel Fuller is one of the shrewdeSt
| financiers of the west and is favorably
| known throughout the state as one OF
! the most successful business men OF
| the great commonwealth. The secre-
| tary and treasurer Is the Hon. Truman
| Reeves present state treasurer OF Cali
| fornia. MIR. Reeves, like Colonel Fui-
| Ter, possesses the fullest confidence oi
| the people of the state, and being a
| man CT extensive business experiences
and a far-sighted iinancier, is well
equipped to manage the financial af-
fairs of the corporation with which he
is identified.
The other members of the company
directory are: Captain r.. 70, Caine OF
Seattle Wash, the well known shiI
owner and capitalist; Il. X. Statilef
the general agent Of the Northern Pa
cihc Railroad company at San Fran
cisco, and w. j. Fisher, the widely
known capitalist of Los Angeles. Al
are men who are held in high esteem
by business associates and friends
Their excellent Judgment in many i'm
portant business transa ctions has Otter
been demonstrated by handsome re
turns on Investments placed In pas
years.
object of the Organization
The object of the Pacific Syndicate
Stores company is to establish ant
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23

that have constituted the Pasadena
push" for the last fifteen or moro
years. No place IN the world has been
so much ruled by n machine as this.
The mass is composed OF good people,
I'm easy circumstances. who have come
here to live without being disturbed.
They vote the ticket without inquiring
into the issues or merits OF candidates
n the ticket is dubbed Republican. it is
assumed to he Lincolnism, and hence
there Is submission to the machine. The
members of the machine have no great
knowledge of public questions and less
care for the public wants.
What the machine wants are the
Offices i'm city and county, deputies and
clerkships. Principles cut no figure.
one OF the singular features of the
club formation was the appearance Of
Pap" Simpson. He was IN the legis-
lature for several years, and in sew
eral particulars distinguished him self
first i'm the support of Dan Burns for
senator; second, in the pursuit of fat
places for his sons. If Pap Simpson Is
in politics it is for what there is in It..
The same Is the characteristic of the
whole Pasadena machine.
The push is pursuing Charlie Bell for
being a candidate against Ben Hahn
for senator. Ben Is ~ plastic servant
of the Southern Pacific machine. The
charge against Bell is that he was a
delegate i'm the Venice convention, and
therefore should not dissent from any
thing that was done. There is some-
thing of slight Importance in the case
of a man who goes before convention
as candidate and is defeated; but n
delegate merely is as free to ignore the
action of a convention as he is to act
on his conscientious convictions under
any other circumstances. Bell has
more brains in the general affairs of
life than a dozen Ben Hahns, and is
not manipulate. He has opinions of
his own and the courage to stand by
them. ANTI MACHINE.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
HERO STOPS RUNAWAY CAR
Two Conductors Risk Lives Trying to
Board a Dangerous '
Derellct 'r

TWO conductors employed by the Los
Angeles Railway company are the re-
'eipients OF much praise for bravery
which they showed in stopping a
rapidly speeding runaway car Saturday
morning.
Car POS of the Lamar street line sped
swiftly east on Main street. yesterday
morning about 10 O'Clock, without any
one i'm charge and carrying no pas
sengerS. trat NJ.
Conductor r. c. Point. on a nearby
car, saw the derelict and made an at
tempt to board it, but the momentum
with which II was moving flung him
back ward to the ground, badly 1acerat-
ing and bruising bis body,
B. Lloyd, another CONDUCTOR. was
close behind his injured companion,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
Odd Chairs

Hundreds of them in all finishes and qualities
Prices arc reduced from one-tl1ird to onc-half
Quantities vary from one to six.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23

and quickly made plunge for the run
away, He succeeded In boarding safely.
and the car was stopped without any
damage having been done.
The runaway Of the car was supposed
TO have been due to the fact that the
conductor, who took the controller dur
ing the absence of the motorman. fell
off at East Main street when an abrupt
turn was made, leaving 1t entirely de-
serted,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
MACHINE HAS PASADENA CLUB
Desperate Efforts Being Made to Pre-
vent the Election of Charlie
Bell for Senator

PASADENA, Sept. 22.-CEditor Her
ald): The tail end of the Walter
Parker machine in this city has organ
Jimmy Clarke, Jimmy Campbell, Jim
my ROssiter and all The other Jimmies
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
Weathered Oak Pieces

Wcathered oak is still the favorite finish Here
are some splendid bargains:
$500 Hall Chair (seat upholstered ca IN
in water buffalo leather. ......... sp1eOU
$500 Arm Chair GHI 0(l
Qeather seat D.................,.V V1 -FsVV
$240O Arm Chair OLE (AC
(1and carved ........,.........Ql QlOsVV
$500 Arm Chair Go 0n
Feather upholstered) ........... pAOeUU
$500 Desk Table C07 E0
(early English style) ~ 4 sOV
$6500 Combination Hall Seat andG91 S0
bookcase 0OZ.OU
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-23
Going to Meter System.

N The Consumers Company is now
completing the ms tallation of a met
er system throughout the city and has
made rules and regulations that will
give the residents cheaper light. I'm
der the old system the consumer paid
a fiat rate Of 50 much for each light
and the bills for the month averaged
about So. Under the new arrange
ment the consumer will pay for what
electricity he uses and will not have
to pay meter rent if he leaves q small
deposit at the Office OF the company
be refunded when he discontinues the
use of the lights. George Harding,
manager of the Consumers Company,
stated today that a number Of the
customers had not thought the light
could be cheaper under the new sys-
tenn until they tried it, and many OF
them are more than pleased with
it. This change will place the light
ing system on the same basis as
Spokane, as that city is entirety on
the meter system, and while it does
not net the company so much profit, as
Mr.. Harding stated, it is a more de-
sirable system for the consumer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-23
Burglar was Frustrated.

VIM. Nudge and Will Sander, who
were night Watching at the Idaho
Mercantile company's store last even
ing, on account of the open front,
we're surprised by would be burglar
about midnight. The boys were To-
Gated comfortably in the store and
passing the time pleasantly when
they heard disturbance in the front.
They reached the front door Just in
time TO see the prowler run across
the street, An investigation disclos-
ed the fact that he had tried to enter
the store through show window and
having failed in this he attempted to
move some boards and enter the base
ment. The boys heard the distur-
bance in time and the burglars plans
were frustrated. He had evidently
heard them as they ran to the front
of the store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-23


W. 81. Nogel, . prosperous farmer
Of the state line precinct, was In the
city today. He says that threshing
is in progress and grain is turning
ont we'll.
Thos. j. Norris, at one time we'll
known citizens Of this city, but Of
late years a business man at Seattle,
arrived today and will remain q few
days.
The Consumers Company will lay
about mile of mains in the northern
part Of town and the Fort grounds this
fall. This will make q total of seven
miles Of mains laid by them this
summer.
Jos. German and wife Of Soiux
City, Iowa, are in the city visiting
Geo. Williams and wife. Both fam
lilies were close friends in the east,
and their coming is q surprise "a
Mr.. Williams.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-23
Barbecue at Lane.

Lane, Idaho, Aug. 23.-Great
preparations are being made for the
fifth annual picnic and barbecue Sat-
urday. This yearly event in the So
cial life Of the town has become nota-
BILE and attracts many from all parts
of the Occur d'Alenes. A fine pro-
gram Of amusements has been arrang-
ed, consisting Of horse races, foot
races, logrolling, dancing and q ball
game between the home team and
Harrison.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-23
Adglce Fm.
StudentS of
Batting
Frst Select a Bat That
SGits Z Tour Build, He0Vy
One the Best - Don't
Fear An1 Pitcher.
Maintain Correct Posi-
tiOn at Plate.
ny -nor1E RUM
Noted New York baseball authoFi

Noted New York baseball authority.
The first thing that a bah player
should do is to select the kind Of bat
which suits him best Tho big. poweR.
full men who make their bread and
butter with the stick usually select q
heavy bat. These men use such q
heavy bat that the young boy could
hardly swing IT, and 30 IL Is out Of the
question for a youth who Ia NOT In poe
session Of his full strength TO Try to
bat with such an instrument.
However, It Is best to use a heavy
bat-as heavy as you can swing easily.
Select one which you can use without
spending too much of an effort.
When you advance to the plate ready
to bat let this be uppemOst In your
mind:
'T win hit the very first bail that Is
pitched over the plate. am not afraid
of any pitcher"
Cling to this throughout your career,
and later you will learn the modlf1ca-
tons which will come to the man who
has been In the game for several Ses-
sons, For instance, II the game il
close and the opposing pitcher is Wild
and you are quite sure Of your ability
to hit the ball at a single attempt, It is
better to wait as long as possible be-
fore trying for a hIt
II you show cOnsummate GOODNESS
and make the pitcher understand that
you expect to get your base on balls he
Is all the more likely to become wilder,
especially IL he has shown an inclina-
ton to be wild before.
DO not under any circumstances be
come excited. That is Just what the
pitcher Is looking for, and he viii