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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
UPLAND COMMITTEE COMING
representatives of Valley Residents
Will Confer With Mr.. Hunt
inQton's Associates
Special to The Herald.

UPLAND, Jan. 10. Committees
from Upland to Lordsburg, San Dimas,
North Pomona and Claremont met at
Claremont today and appointed a COM
mittee to confer with H. E. Hunting
ton with reference to the proposed eX-
tension of his trolley line from Mon
rovia to Upland.
Those who will represent the towns
and who are to meet L. G.. Kerckhoff,
Mr.. Huntington's representative, at
Los Angeles tomorrow are: President
G. A. Gates of Pomona college and G.
C. Johnson of Claremont Senator w.
Z. Leake and A. p. Harwood of Up
land, D. c. league and J. c. John
stone of San Dimas, F. II. Palmer and
w. II. Schureman of North Pomona
and A. C. Milne and H. Walker OF
Lordsburg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Increase Postal Force

Another mailing clerk has been
granted to the San Bernardino post
office by the government, and Fred
Yeldham has been appointed. In the
past the force has been entirely in
adequate to handle the great mass of
mail that passes through the office
because of its being a transfer office
Now the work can be handled with
much greater efficiency.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Washing Blankets

A housewife whose blankets always
retain their softness without shrink
ing gives the secret. Make the suds
in a tub with any good white soap, hav-
ing the water hot. Dissolve in it a
tablespoonful of borax. Run threads
around soiled spots on the blankets
so that they may be found after they
are wet. Rinse the blankets up and
down vigorously, rubbing only the
marked spots. Never rub soap directly
on them. Prepare another hot suds
with boraX and put the blankets in it.
Rinse up and down for several min.
utes, then rinse in clear hot water
softened with boraX. Rinse in as many
hot waters as necessary, then run
the blankets through a wringer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Emerald Green STAYS

he lightly laid aside, and a charming
toque of black is wreathed with twists
of green velvet on a raised bandeau.
and there are green wings, fitting back
ward and apparently holding a sweep
ing green paradise osprey. The up
turned black brim takes off the green
effect, and this model is really smart
and stylish.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
OWNERSHIP PLANS FAIL
Santa Ana Votes Bond Issue fol
Street Improvements and
Bridge Work

BY Associated Press.
SANTA ANA, Jan. 1o.-Santa Ana to-
day voted a bond issue of $25, 900 for
street improvements and $4,000 for
bridge work. The municipal ownership
of electric light and gas plants was
defeated, an issue of 100000 electric
light bonds and $4,000 gas bonds fall
ing far short of the necessary two
thirds vote.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Riverside Issues Disclaimer

Good feeling once more reigns be-
tween the Riverside and San Bernar-
dino horsemen. The Riverside club
has passed resolutions disclaiming any
responsibility for the utterances of
one or two horsemen of their city re-
flecting on the fairness of the officials
of the San Bernardino organization
and expressing full confidence in the
square dealing of the San Bernardino
horsemen. The incident is a closed
one and a victory for the local horse
men. who We're placed in a most un-
fair light by the statements sent out
from Riverside.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Get
DR.. Graves
Tooth Powder

Use it twice-a-day and you will
have white teeth, hard gums,
clean mouth, pure breath, good
digestion and good health. Just
ask your dentist about it.
In handy metal cans or bottles, 25c.
Or. Graves Tooth Powder Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Find Whisky in House

Mrs. Maud McCrary was on trial to-
day in Recorder Chapman's court on a
charge Of conducting a "blind pig" at
226 Atlantic avenue. The chief witness
was Mrs. John Blackwell who claims
that she purchased liquor from Mrs
McCrary on several occasions. The dis
covery of the fact that there was con-
siderable whisky stored in the Nc
Crary home was made December Of
last year, when an attempt TO destroy
the house by fire was frustrated through
the vigilance Of Jay Lybarger Mrs
Blackwell was charged with this crime
but was not convicted. Twelve jurors
listened to the testimony taken today
and after a long discussion decided to
disagree, Mrs. McCrary was defended
by Attorney George A. Skinner of this
city. The prosecution was conducted
by City Attorney Il. A. Knight
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11

Don't fool with cold; no one can tell
what the end may be, Pneumonia, ca
tarrh, chronic bronchitis and consume
tion invariably result from neglected
colds. Nothing can be compared with
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick
cure for colds and Influenza, and by its
use any serious consequences from these
diseases may be avoided.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Pasadena Brevities

Alpine tavern has been refurnished in
antique mission style, the management
taking advantage of the recent suspen-
sion of business caused by the Echo
mountain fire to make many changes
in the popular hostelry
]. G. Brown who has been living in
North Pasadena, was taken to Los An
geles this forenoon by Constable Aus
tin to be examined by the insanity COM
mission. Brown has been exciting re-
marks for some time by his aimless
wandering about the city.
Edgar NJ. Peet, an old and respected
resident at La Canyada, died yesterday
aged Ga years. He was a native Of
Ohio The funeral services will be held
at the late residence tomorrow fore
loon. Interment at the Mountain View
cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
SCIENCE PREVENTS BALDNEss
The Fatal Germ and Its Remedy Nov
Facts of Science

Facts of Science
1t Is the rarest thing i'm the world for
a man to be necessarily bald. No man
whose hair is not dead at the roots need
be bald If he will use Newbros Herpi-
eide, the new scalp antseptic Herpi-
eide destroys the germ that cuts the hair
off at the root and cleans the scalp of
dandruff and leaves 1t in a perfectly
healthy condition. Mr.. Mannett, in the
Maryland block, Butte. Mont, was en-.
tirely bald. In less than a month Herpi-
eide had removed the enemies of hair
growth, and nature did its work by COW
ering his head with thick hair an inch
long, and in six weeks he had a normal
suit of hair. Sold by leading druggists.
Send l0c in stamps for sample To- The
Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Touch of Gold

A new way of getting the inevitable
touch of gold upon costume was in
troduced the other day in tiny bows
for slippers. Each side of the bow
had three loops of the braid. gra duat-
ing from the smallest, directly in front,
to rather large ones.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
W. C. T. U. is DISAPPOINTED
Members of Temperance Order Attend
Trial at Riverside but Arrive
Too Late
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
RIVERSIDE, Jan. 10-Fifty earnest
members of the local w. c. T. L. had a
disappointing experience this morning.
Following the arrest of f. II. Morrison
and his pleading to a charge of illegal
liquor selling, it was announced that
sentence would be pronounced at 10
o'clock this morning Recorder Potter
is recognized as a pretty good temper
ance advocate, but members of the
w. c. L. q. argued that if they We're
present when sentence was imposed
they might give such moral support
that a limit sentence would be i'm
posed. They were on hand at the hour,
looking just bit severe and some
what ill at ease. AS there seemed to
be nothing doing the recorder mildly
inquired if the women had some bust
ness with the court. He was advised
by the ''spokeslady" taht they wished
to be present and see that full Justice
was done when the liquor case came
up.
But, my dear ladies, the case was
| disposed of half hour ago." beamed
the urbane recorder.
Morrison had taken the opportunity
| to settle with the court a half hour
earlier He was sentenced to paw a
fine Of $780, which was done.
Clerk Accused
James Rudneck a Teutonic clerk
! IVVrla. Ill 4
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Ned owens RIver suppIy

PIE
Need Owens River Supply
At a meeting Of the New Century
club last evening the subject of the
owens river enterprise was discussed
at length and a committee appointed
to confer with the local board of trade
In the hope that some step can be taken
soon to secure for Pasadena a share
Of the proposed water supply. The
committee appointed is as follows:
Thomas J. Ashby, f. A. Freeman.
Charles II. Frisk, Lon +. Chaplin, J. A.
Goodrich, Mr.. Parsons, DR.. f.. A. Weir,
Z. %. Beach, NJ A. Hays, William But
terworth, 7. d. Allen and Prof. Ralph
Arnold.
The discussion developed the follow
ing points: The serious position in
which Pasadena is apt soon to be placed
because of the shortage of the water
supply; the necessity for prompt
action; the inadequacy of the present
supply; the need of obtaining a part of
the owens river supply and the impera-
tive need of becoming allied with the
movement before 1t has passed the in
cipient stage.
The problems Of consolidation and CO.
operation with Los Angeles were also
discussed although there was difference
of opinion on these subjects. The pres
ent situation in the city council anent
the water question was not taken up by
the meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
increase Banks Capital

the First National bank held yesterday
afternoon it was decided to increase the
capital stock of the Institution to $780,
900. In the near future this bank will
commence the erection of a five-story
building al the northwest corner of
First and Pine across the street from
the building of the National bank of
Long Beach, now in course of erection,
which is to be five stories tall. The
report TO the directors of the National
bank of Long Beach read yesterday at
the annual meeting of the men showed
that the deposits Of that bank exceed
81, 900, 600.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
ACCUSED OF GRAND LARCENY
Long Beach Veterinary Claims Trou-
bes Due to Malice on Part of
Wife in Rochester
Sneclal to MIC Herald.

LONG BEACH, Jan. 10.-A telegram
from Chief of Police ]. c. Hayden of
Rochester, N. Y, received by Marshal
Neece at a late hour last night resulted
in the arrest of DR.. Heidorn, a veter-
mary surgeon who has been practicing
at the Star livery stable. 213 American
avenue, for three months.
The telegram stated that the Roches-
ter police hold a warrant for the arrest
of Heidorn on a charge of grand lar
ceny. Immediately upon receipt of the
message Marshal Neece started in
search of his man and found him at the
Cecil rooming house on Second street,
between Pine and Locust avenues. The
doctor did not show any surprise when
he was arrested and accepted the situa-
ton coolly. He said that prior to COM
ing west he had considerable trouble
with his wife, whom he left at their
former home in Rochester. She it is,
according to the doctor. who is respon-
sible for his present trouble. Heidorn
said that he did not know anything of
the nature of the charge. An officer
has been sent from Rochester to re-
move him to that city. In the mean
time he has been lodged in the city Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
VIII Build New Road

The Pacific Electric railway has Sc
cured right of way for the proposed
branch to wilmington from this citv,
and it is said that building Operations
will be commenced in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Push Work on Railway

Work on the new incline railway
to be constructed from Waterman cam
yon above Arrowhead hotel to the
summit of the mountain range is being
rapidly pushed, there being a force of
nearly 100 men employed there. The
grade averages 45 per cent. The in
cline road will be part of the scenic
line that is being built to the reservoir
site in Little Bear valley from the
valley by the Arrowhead Reservoir
company.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
LEAGUE FIGHTS
LIQUOR DEALERS
SALOON MEN WILL CARRY
CASE TO COURT
Declare Local Option Law Invalid and
viii Secure Decision on oues-
tion-other San Ber-
nardino News
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Jan. 1O.-The
war of the Anti-Saloon league against
the liquor interests of Daggett and
Ludlow has been taken up anew and
will, 1t is stated by the workers of
that organization, be waged to a finish.
The latest turn is the arrest of four
alleged Illicit dealers in liquor at Dag
gett and one at Ludlow. Mrs. NJ. c.
Preston is the victim at the latter
place and she has already paid a fine
of 500. Those arrested ut Daggett in
clude j. II. Flint and Messrs. Folkner
Walsh and Walters.
1t is said by the liquor interests that
this means a fight to a finish to have
ordinances under which a precinct can
be voted dry at any regular election.
They say they will be backed by the
liquor interests in Los Angeles, San
Francisco and San Bernardino in this
fight.
At the last general election a num-
ber of precincts. including Daggett,
Ludlow and Arrowhead in this county,
voted dry, it being Il complete surprise
to the liquor men of Daggett, who did
not know the question was being
raised
Recently the Arrowhead company
wanted a hotel license. In order to be
consistent the supervisors also granted
hotel licenses to j. II. Flint in Daggett
and to Mrs. Preston in Ludlow. The
other former liquor men of Daggett
have, since the place voted dry" been
selling soft drinks supposedly. Spot
ters have been at work in the employ
of the Anti-Saloon league, resulting
in the arrests. 1t is expected the fight
will be a bitter one as the liquor men
are determined to carry the question to
the highest courts
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11

upon the council and mayor to find a
way to carry out the will of the peo-
] f,1a
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11

paper pattern of this garment can
and directing It to The Herald's pat
tern department II will be sent post
paid, within three days, on receipt OF
price.
Him-You have deceived me cruelty!
Her-HOW so2
Him-You promised to love me forever,
and now 1 find you carrying on with an
other man.
deceive him. too.-cleveland Leader.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Boy Sent to Folsom

Gerald Schoheld Of Whittier. who was
arrested here on a charge of burglariz-
ing pump house near the city, has
been sentenced to two years in Folsom
by Judge Bledsoe. it having been de-
termined by the Whittier school au-
thorities to prosecute the boy. His
home was formerly in Los Angeles
Charles Coughlin of Needles was given
two years in San Quentin for burglary,
while Charles Bauer, one of the men
who recently tried to escape from JAIL
was discharged, as he had no part
in the Jail break merely taking ad-
vantage of what the others had done
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Celebrate Golden Wedding

The flftieth wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l.. Smith was
celebrated last evening at the Lake
Avenue Congregational church. Hun
dreds of friends thronged the pretty
parlors of the church and greeted the
honored bride and groom of fifty years.
A pleasing program of music and
speeches was given and Rev. Emerson
was particularly happy in his talk at
the conclusion of which he presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith a pair of little
stockings containing $50 in gold, the
gift of the friends assembled Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith We're married at Watervale.
n. Y, and came to Pasadena seven
years ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Clerk Accused

James Rudnecki, a Teutonic clerk
who sold beer from the Kidd phar-
macy at Casa Blanca, will have his
hearing on Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Angeleno Injured

+. c. Heckler Of Los Angeles met
with an accident this morning on Echo
mountain and was removed to Los An
geles in a special car. The man is EN-
ployed by the Pacific Electric railway
in stone mason work and was struck
by q stone rolling upon him in such a
way as to crush his foot and leg. The
man suffered much pain and was at
tended by DR.. f. f. Rowland, the COM
pany's surgeon in this city, who di-
rected his immediate removal to a Los
Angeles hospital. 1t is stated that the
man is not dangerously injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Mid-week Domestic Bargains
(Basement)
S2.2S Table Cloths, SI.6o

Hemstitched table cloths, made of
German manufacture; cloths worth
today, each, at S1.G9.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-25
w. ]. BRYAN
MAKES REPLY
IN OLD INDIANA
Before $1,000 People He An
swers Bueridge's Charge
That He Is a Dreamer
Commoner Welcomed.

indianapolis. Oct. 25.-W. J.
Bryan spoke to crowd estimated ar
| 900 in the ball park at Indian
1polis Tuesday. 1t was one of the
Lar gest political meetings ever held
here. He devoted the greater part
of his speech to reply to Senator
Albert J. Beveridge's remarks made
in Nebraska. when the latter spoll"
OF Mr.. Bryan as dreamer. Mr.
Bryan said in part:
Senator Beveridge paid visit
TO my home city the other day and de
liyered a Republican speech. He de.
voted part of his time to me and said
some kind things about me for which
| am duly thankful, He character
lied me. however, as a dreamer and
contrasted my dreams with the per-
formances of President Roosevelt. !
have been accused of SO many things
that this charge did not bother me
until | saw IL was being taken up by
other Republicans. among whom
were Governor Cummings, of Iowa.
and Speaker Cannon"
Continuing. Mr.. Bryan said that
whenever he got in tight place he
looked to the Bible for authority and
the first dreamer he could find anv
account of was Joseph. whose dreams
later proved of great benefit. Mr..
Bryan said he might occupy the en-
tire evening in showing how the
dreams of dreamers came true. He.
said the Democratic dreamers,reviled
and prosecuted few years ago, are
now rescuing even the Republicans
from their own blind folly. Mr..
Bryan then pointed out number OF
Democratic policies which are now.
he said. Republican doctrines
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-25
A HUMANE SUGGESTION.

lust for the sake of human charity
won't all the people of Denver whc
have the chance to remember tho
birds that are being beaten and
frozen to death by this snowstorm
Just crumbs and table sweepings are
all that Is cessary-necessary 10
the lives of these small creatures.
and valueless to the giver. There are
people who object to feeding spar
rows, of course. who look upon n
snowstorm such as We are having
now as an act of Divine Providence
to free gardens and orchards of a
pest: but Withholding crumbs from
sparrows means starving the flnches
and snowbirds to death. Somewhere
in these great mountains. today even,
lost men are struggling waist-deep in
snow. praying God for succor and
waiting quietly, with numbing limbs
for the long, unawaking sleep of the
white death, and for the sake of these
humans. dying unrescued. remember
the storm-driven birds that beat
against your warm windows asking
the life that those crumbs ma give.
Give your crumbs to the birds today.
gentles, that the birds may live.
Dives did even as much for Lazarus.
Hugh O'Neil in the Denver Post.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-25
ANNA HELD
HELD UP
ACTRESS ROBBED
Claims That $50, 900 Worth
Of Jewels We're Stolen
From Her On a Penn
sylvania Train.

Cleveland, Oct, 25.-The police OF
discover the whereabouts of $15O,000
worth of jewels which Anna Held
the actress, reported were stolen
from her on a Pennsylvania train,
while coming into Cleveland. early
Monday morning. The gems, said
to include many elaborate and valu-
able pieces. were stolen from Miss
Held's stateroom while she and her
husband, Florence Zeigfeld, Jr., were
temporarily absent from 1t. The jew
els were in small hand satchel, which
also contained more than $4,000 in
money, and papers. bank books, etc,
which Miss Held said she valued at
100000.
When the case was first reported
to the local police they were incred-
ulous. but Chief Kohler says he is
now convinced that the robbery was
committed Miss Held gave de-
scription of two men on the train she
said she suspected. and the detective
agency reported today that it had got
trace of one of them in Baltimore.
Miss Held says she believed she was
followed by the two men from Balti
more to this city. The more valuable
stones stolen consisted of sixty-tnree
pearls valued at $4,000; a fifteen
inch corsage of diamonds and emer-
aids valued at $4,000; dog collar
with four brooches of diamonds and
eight strings of pearls valued at s25,-
600; a diamond brooch worth $4,000
and some thirty other articles con-
sIsting of rings, chains of diamonds.
necklaces. etc. valued at from $500
to $4,000 each
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-25
YOUNG BANDIT
is SENTENCED

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct. 25.-Chas
Smith, who came here from Chicago
and organized youthful band of
highwaymen who held up and robbed
many people during the month of
September until they were captured
by the police. was today sentenced to
twenty-siX years in the Folsom pen
itcntiary.
Harry Magee, IS years of age, Il
Los Angeles youth and an accom-
plice of Smith. was given eighteen
years Others remain yet to be tried
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-25
AND EVANS is SICK.

Phillip b. Stewart declined the Re
after the treachery of Evans brought
about the nomination of the NAL
odorous Gabbert. For days the place
at the head of the Republican ticket
was hawked about the state OF Colo
RADIO in vain effort to secure sub
stitute.
Whitney Newton. after considering
Evans offer for twenty-four hours,
returned negative answer. Gov
ernor Mcdonald decided not to crowd
his chances with the destiny, and like
wise sent word to the Tramway boss
that he would have none of it. The
repudiated nomination. after having
made the rounds OF the available
possibilities. was returned to Evans
unhonored and unsought.
After all efforts had failed, Evans
was forced to hand the nomination
over to his faithful supporter the
beneficiary of his largess. Rev. Henry
A. Buchtel, knowing that his servi-
tor could not refuse that which the
men of the Republican party. who
make pretentions to no more than
common every day honor, could not
entertain. The Rev. Buchtel. cloth.
ing it with sanctity of his cloth and
giving it the virtue of necessity. ac-
cepted with becoming enthusiasm.
With trite reference to the record
of Roosevelt and becoming homil.
les on the excellence and abundance
of the cantaloupe crop, Rev. Buchtei
is carrying TO the remote corners OF
the state the message of Bill Evans
and Simon Guggenhelm' good will
toward men. However, much the
voters of Colorado may deplore the
alliance of Evans. who knows no
law, and Rev. Buchtel, who eN
pounds the moral law in his campaign
speeches, they will not permit the in
congruous union TO cloud the main
issue.
There is an old adage which runs:
When the devil is sick. the devil
saint would be;
When the devil was we'll, the dev-
IL saint was he.
And Evans at the present writing
is a very sick man.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-25
Call for the Ell sOcOrro cigar If

Call for the Ell Socorro cigar If
you want your moneys worth.
Next Saturday. October 27th. at
the Park opera house is the gala
event OF the season, when J. C. Stew
arts big musical farce, The Two
Johns" returns to us after an alb
sence of years during which time II
was the principal topic of converse.
tion in all England, for its elaborate
staging. as well as its complicated
ing the trans-continental tour OF
The Two Johns" it has been thor
oughly renovated. so to speak. New
songs. witty sayings and catchy
music have been interpolated. The
costumes worn by the ladies are crea-
tions of art. and the east is said TO be
the best performers in farce comedy
so what more can he said?
Clarence Darrow. the great Chi
cago lawyer. who is attorney for Moy-
er and Haywood and one of the most
able pleaders in America, has written
a letter to Governor Alva Adams. in
which he says he will campaign for
no one in Colorado but Adams. Like
the editor of the Arena, he sees that
10 support any other candidate this
year means to aid the Republicans
and they We're the oppressors of the
union men. Therefore. Mr.. Darrow
will use his influence for Alva Adams
for governor of Colorado. and his
many friends in this state will do
some hard studying before they cast
half vote for Buchtel. who says
the military Peabodylsm is the cor
rect thing. Montrose Enterprise.