Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04

park and was a great success. The
mile relay and the pole vault VIII be
held Monday afternoon at the Ihroop
campus, but the other events sched-
uled were run off. The score today
showed thirty-two points for the hrst
and third year classes and ftty-sM
points for the second and fourth year
classes. The winner of the meet will
be determined by the two events still
to be run. The winners of first place
in the different events are here given.
5O-yard dash Archibald, time 4-5 sec
onds: 1OO-yard dash, Archibald, time
10 4-5 seconds; 220-yard wash, ivy
cross, time q seconds; 440-yard dash,
Twycross. time 67 2-5 seconds; high
hurdles, Gabriel, time 10 seconds; low
hurdles, Gabriel, item 80 4-5 seconds;
half-mile run, Kinney, time 2 minutes
q seconds; mile run, Horrell, time 3
minutes seconds; high jump. Crow
ley, height feet inches; broad jump
Lisk, distance 20 feet IL inches; shot
put Crowley; hammer throw, Lisk,
distance lis feet.
Boulevard Lights October
1t is stated tonight that the boule-
ward system of street lights which has
been entered upon by the board of
trade and citizens will not be in oper-
alton before October /. This news will
come as a surprise to citizens gen.
orally who have been expecting to see
the light turned on almost any night.
| But the committee which has the mat
| ter in charge has come to the conclu-
sion that with the inauguration of the
| new system must come clearing
| away of all unnecessary posts along
the streets thus to be lighted. To
provide the electricity for the posts at
| the present time there must be over
| head wires and the committee feels
| that it will not be very consistent for
| II TO ask that all poles be removed, and
vet put up poles of it's own. The cleo
trio wires for lighting the boulevard
posts must go under ground, and II
has been decided not to begin the
work of constructing an underground
conduit before the first of June. This
means that about October / the whole
system will be ready to install. When
| the time comes the committee hopes to
arrange a grand celebration for the oc-
| casion of the turning on of electricity
in the handsome boulevard posts.
Automobiles Collide
Mrs. Charles Turner, a visiting New
| Yorker, was severely shaken up yeSter'
day afternoon in an automobile acci
dent on East Colorado street, nea
Allen avenue. Two big automobile
ran into each other, although the col
lision was not unexpected and the oc
cupants of both machines were able t.
leap out of the way before the crasl
came. None of the others were in
iured. The machines were considera
bly, damaged. 1t is said that the ac
cident was unavoidable and that m
II blame attaches to the driver of eithe
machine.
Crown City Notes
Mrs. Charles f. Ellis died this morn
ing at the family residence on Eal
street. The deceased was native o
Flushing, n. Y, and leaves husband
The new church building belonging
, to the Lake Avenue Congregationalist
will be dedicated in May at the tim
of the meeting of the Pacific coas
Congregational ministers in Los An
seles.
= Rev. o. r. Miller, legislative super
2 intendent and field secretary of the Ma
: tional Temperance society, will addres
Z the Y. M. G. A. afternon mass meetin
e tomorrow. There will be special music
D Mrs. Walter Raymond and Mrs. v
= D. Turner have consented to give n
e evening of songs and readings at tn
s Shakespeare club house on Tuesda
Y evening, March 6.
Humane Officer Sherwin was calle
upon last night to take from ht
mother a little colored girl, whol
r neighbors reported was being abuse
a by her mother The humane societ
= will care for the child. The mother
s name Is Mrs. Fleming.