Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

Of your success and take pleasure
IN congratulating you"
Shows Power Of Press
Dr. walter Llndley-The late street
car movement Is in the line OF pro-
gress. nnd the result shows the moral
force possessed by an up-to-date news
raper like The Herald when Il Works
In the interest Of the general public.
Mr.. Huntington deserves credit for
granting even the limited concession
without the passage Of an obligatory
law.
Merchant Is AppreeIatIve
j. ID. Hunter, merchant-The late ear
service Is a good thing and I congratu
late both The Herald and Mr.. Hunt
ington IN securing for the general pub
lie much needed Innovation.
VIII Assist Committeeman
]. ]. Petermiohel, secretary Republl-
can county committee-The late car
service Will be a boon to the political
committeeman, who often are compelled
to work late at night. As court re-
porter IL often was necessary for me
to hire a hack or engage a room down
town after hard nights work.
Too much praise cannot be given The
Herald for inauguratlng the movement,
and I think Mr.. Huntington deserves
commendation for granting the con-
cesslon.
Praises Mr.. Huntington
Fred l.. Boruff, oapitallst--It is one
of the best things for the city that has
occurred in long time, and The Her
aid deserves credit for starting the
movement.
believe In giving Huntington every
hn he IL ho for
Los Angeles than any other one man
and he will do more yet. 1t is only a
question of time when an all-night
service will be secured,
Harry Bell Tells of Benefits
Harry Bell, representing l.. Il. Be-
hymer, Mason theater agent and inn
presario, said.
mo move could be made that would
do us more good. Speaking for Mr..
Behymef, who is now in New York, !
can say that often his finest artists
have complained because their num- |
bers have been ruined by those of me-
eessity compelled to take the last cars.
This will be wholly obviated now; 'peo-
Pile can remain for all the encores art |
lists will grant and still have their sup
pers and go home in comfort.
1T will be boon that people do not |
now realize, and The Herald has GER
tainly taken the right step in thus
1t about | look for it's effect
to be felt in the musical world even
more than at the theater, though every
one knows what 1t will mean for the
Mason.
I'VE are all pleased and The Herald
and Mr.. Huntington have our sincere
thanks
Helps the Burbank
Charles Eyten, assistant manager of
the Burbank theater, said:
TITS one of the finest things that
could have happened to us. Very often
our finest finales are spoiled by people
who must catch the last car and we
are put to great inconvenience, actors
go up in their lines and the whole play
is ruined. You can't blame the people,
but it's hard on the vast majority who
do not have to hurry. You can't make
1t too strong that we are delighted,
and The Herald has our sincere thanks
for its splendid winning fight"
Mr.. Hamilton Thanks Herald
c. F. Hamilton, manager. .Hotchkiss-
AS we only open tonight, l can't
speak from the managerial point of
view from experience, but as | live
some ways out know how it has been
from the spectators side. Many a
time L have had to cut the last act of
a play to get car home. / like my
supper after play, but it has been a |.
case of go hungry or walk, and you |
know what dreadful alternative
that is.
Il am delighted that at the very start
of my career here as a manager the
one objection theatrically to Los An
geles is removed, and The Herald has
my thanks for doing it."
Mr.. Fischer Immensely Pleased
e. A. Fischer, of Fischer's theater,
said:
You can see what owl cars mean to