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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
INTERPRETATIONS :

Los Angeles Portland Cement Co.
Directors, Il. Bouton, j. George Hately,
c. b. Lewis, C. w. Wardell, and e. S.
Field; capital stock. $2,0OO,OO0; $4,000 of
which has been subscribed.
Borchard Gun Club-Directors, A. j.
Salisbury, E. w. Hopperstead, e. b.
Rivers, A. N. Jung. E. S. Rowey, II. b.
Woodill and p. S. Lindley; capital
stock, $4,000; $1,000 of which has been
subscribed.
Farm Land Investment Co.-Direc-
tors, ]. II. Quinn, l.. M. Culver G. r.
Morrill,, f, A. Kane and u. S. Dixie;
capital stock, $1,000, 900; $4,000 of which
has been subscribed.
Pacific Coast Elevator Co.-Directors,
Joseph w. Pogue. Charles E. storm
Fred C. Justice M. A. Clennam, and
Robert L. Mueller; capital stock, 500,
900; $500 of which has been subscribed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
JEWELLERS EMPLOYE STEALS

Frank Bowman, aged II, was ar
raigned before Justice Chambers yes
terday on charge of petty larceny.
He was employed by Birnbaum Bros,
jewelers. at 457 South Spring street.
According to information secured by
Assistant City Prosecutor Eddie, the
young man began to steal systematical-
ly from his employers several months
ago although the alleged populations
were not discovered until lately.
Although Bowman is thought to have
taken jewelry valued at 5000 he is said
to have stolen at different times and in
small amounts, making the charge only
one of petty larceny.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
RICH FAILS IN HIS ALIBI
Suspect Says He Was in Jail When
Certain Robberies Were
Committed

James Rich, said by the police to be
responsible for more than dozen day
light robberies, was given his pre-
liminary examination before Justice
Chambers yesterday and held to answer
in the superior court.
Detectives Jones and Boyd intro
duced evidence connecting the de-
fendant with a burglary on Sunset
boulevard, reserving the evidence in the
other alleged robberies until the case
reaches trial in the superior court.
Rich made a rambling statement in
his own behalf, attempting to prove he
was in Jail when some of the robberies
were committed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
~MAN ANGEL" FLIES SUNDAY
Reynolds Flying Machine viii Ascend
From chutes Park Ball
Grounds

The Man Angel, the flying machine
invented by Alva Reynolds, will make
its first flight for several months at
the Chutes park baseball grounds
Sunday evening, June 10.
The flight will take place between
8 and 9 O'Clock.
George Frlsbie, who guided and
handled the machine on it's previous
flights, will give the exhibition.
The Man Angel flies several pounds
heavier than air and 1t is forced up
ward and ahead by wings or paddles
moved by the operator. Neither en-
glne nor rudder is required TO operate
the ship and accordingly much weight
Is done away with.
Several flights will follow the one
Sunday evening and Il is the expressed
purpose of the inventor to make Los
Angeles the greatest airship city IN the
United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
LOVES HUSBANO;
GETS DIVORCE
LOVE IN COTTAGE FAILURE
FOR MITCHELL
Wife Tells Story Of Real Estate Mans
Desertion During illness of
Child and Is Given
Decree

Love in cottage, although the cot
tage happened to be one of the prettiest
little residences in Los Angeles, had
little or no attraction for Robert
Mitchell, a real estate dealer, ac-
cording to the allegations of his wife,
who sought divorce in the superior
courts yesterday.
She says Mr.. Mitchell insisted that
the little home be abandoned and that
the small family move to downtown
apartments, and later left his wife and
took apartments at the Union League.
Mrs. Ursula Mitchell, who has con-
siderable property and is considered
shrewd business woman, appeared be-
fore Judge Trask in department four
of the superior court and with two of
her former housemaids as witnesses,
asked that the marital bonds be sew
cred.
Mitchell also appeared in court and
was represented by "Tossie" Wright,
former clerk of the library board, whose
wife was recently granted divorce.
Helped Buy Automobiles
II assisted him to buy an automobile
before we were married." testified Mrs.
Mitchell" He was trying to get a start
in the real estate business and l wanted
him to succeed. We were married dur
ng FEBRUARY of 1902 and he and his
little son came to my home on West
Twenty-second street ito live. I had
my home nicely furnished with almost
everything a person could desire.
1--WE had a few little quarrels during
our married life but always loved him.
I loved his little boy and did everything
in the world for the little fellow.
"At last, however Mr.. Mitchell in
sisted that we move in closer to the
city so that he could be nearer his
work. l consented reluctantly and we
took up apartments at the Cumberland
hotel.
I'VE stayed there a while and then
one evening while the little boy was
very i'll my husband left us and went
to the Union League, where he has since
lived. He has not provided for me and
never did during our married life.
Is Given a Decree
From the very first paid the wages
of the maids who kept the house ana
all my clothing and necessities were
purchased from my own money.
with the exception of two very
small physicians bills my husband
never paid any of the bills of the
HOuSeIlOlQ.
Because Mitchell had filed suit for
divorce against his wife several months
ago accusing her of having been cruel
to him, Judge Trask inquired of the
woman whether she had ever struck,
whipped or abused her husband
Mrs. Mitchell answered that once she
had scratched her husband because he
had told her that she looked so plebeian
that he could tell her ancestors must
have been washerwomen. Mrs. Mitchell,
who is a handsome woman, resented the
| insult.
did you love this man." asked Judge
| TTask.
Yes" answered Mrs Mitchell. "As
the man said OF Lucille, Has she
loved him? Yes, she might have loved
him more"
The decree of divorce was granted
and the property was given to the
plaintiff.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
STRENGTHENS HOLD IN ORIENT
Hill Secures Favorable Contract With
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
~ Associated Press.


SEATTLE June 6.-The Great
Northern Railway company has signed
a ten year contract with the Nippon
Yusen Kaisha which provides for an
exchange of traffic and the representa-
tion of the Hill road and steamship
lines in oriental ports by the Japanese
company
In this country the Great Northern
will represent the Nippon Yusen Kai-
sha. The Great Northern, under the
new deal, is given the privilege of an
additional independent representation
in the orient.
J. S. Van Buren, newly appointed
general agent in the orient with head
quarters at Hongkong, will be in
structed by mail to name a general
agent in Japan and strengthen the
traffic representation elsewhere.
The sailings of the Nippon Yusen
Kaisha fleet newly arranged on a fort
nightly basis, will be regulated so as
not to interfere with the sailing dates
of the Hill liners, Dakota and Mime
sofa.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
SOC Golf Shirts at soc
$500 Pants at 81.
INVITE CONVENTIONS HERE
National Wholesale Grocers and Ger.
man Baptists Welcomed to Los
Anueles

Directors of the chamber of commerce
yesterday wired an invitation to the
National Wholesale Grocers' associa-
tion now in session in Buffalo, N. Y,
to hold the next meeting in Los Ange-
les. c. NJ. Carr, the local representa-
tive in attendance at the convention,
was requested to make every effort
to bring the association here.
Monday a telegram was sent to
Springfield, I'LL, inviting the German
Baptist brethren to come to California
for the conference in 1907 and urging
them to accept the invitation of Long
Beach to hold the conference there.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
RUGS Sold al Auction

one Of the largest auction sales of
oriental rugs ever known to be held
on the coast is conducted daily at 10
a. IN. and $3.50 p. m. by Barker Bros.
Frank l.. LOTUS, manager of this de-
partment, selected practically every
piece that is being put on sale person.
The goods are being sold at auction in
order 10 let the public know the quality
of the 100000 stock carried by the firm.
You should not miss this opportunity
TO secure rich oriental rug at auction
price. See them at Barker Bros, 40
"a South Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
.SHRINERS WANT
NEXT COUNCIL
GO TO CHICAGO TO PRESENT
CLAIMS OF CITY
Seven Hundred Members Of Club, Rep
resenting Every State, lndorse
CALIFORNIA; Plea That Order
Keep Faith

The local Shrlners are doing their
utmost to have the meeting of the
Imperial Council held i'm Los Angeles
in 1907.
The Visiting Shriners' club of Los
Angeles has secured the signatures of
the representatives of every temple In
the United States as a petition sent
to the imperial council at Chicago.
The petition measures thlrty-seven
feet. 1t is in the hands of Rev. M. A.
Martin, who has been sent by the club
to the imperial council with a letter Of
recommendation written by President
Hathaway addressed to John W. Boyle,
chairman of jurisprudence and laws.
The following resolutions accompany
the petition:
The Resolutions
whereas, by the imperial council
of the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine held
In 1905 il was duly determined to hold
the session of the imperial council for
1906 in the city of Los Angeles, and
whereas, the Shriners and citizens
generally of Los Angeles and vicinity
expended q large amount of money,
and incurred heavy obligations. and
made elaborate preparations in an
ticipation of such meeting of the i'm
perial council, and
"Whereas, at q late date the con-
vening of said council at Los Angeles
was Cancelled by order of the imperial
potentate and called at the city of
Chicago. and
Whereas, the abandonment of the
meeting at Los Angeles has been a
source of deep regret to the Shriners
of California and of sore disappoint-
ment to thousands of Shriners and
others resident elsewhere. Now, there
fore,
Represents Every State
"Resolved, by the Visiting Shriners'
club of Los Angeles, whose officers and
members represent every state in the
Union, and who are actively affiliated
with each of the ninety eight Shrine
temples within the jurisdiction of the
United States of North America, and
whose membership numbers over ZOO,
that it is the sense of this organiza-
ton that in all fairness and justice,
Los Angeles should have the next
meeting of the Imperial Council; and
further, that the Imperial Council can
no better exemplify at least one if
not all of the tenets of our order than
to keep faith with the Shriners of the
coast and designate Los Angeles as
the place for holding the imperial
council meeting in 1907. Be it further
Resolved, that we hereby respect
fully petition the imperial council, A.
A. o. n. NJ. s., that it's meeting for the
year 1907 be appointed to be convened
at the city of Los Angeles.
CHARLES HATHAWAY,
al. f. CLAWSON,
&C. N. SWEET.
"W. H. MORRIS,
"M. A. MARTIN,
COMMITTEE"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
peIeaation of Five

Delegates to the imperial council
from the local Shriners will start today,
as follows: Leo Youngworth NJ. Flint,
Fred Hines, w. w. Lovett and w. w.
Stevens. They will all bend their ef-
forts to secure the next imperial coun-
Gil for Los Angeles.
Mr.. Flint said
1T is almost a certainty that the
next potentate will be an American.
Collins will have to step down and out.
His 'edict killed him. He has many
friends who will fight for him, but he
is certain to be defeated"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
THE PACIFIC
MONTHLY

Get the facts concerning the earthquake and fire in
San Francisco from the most reliable sources Read
what Governor Pardee, ex-Mayor Phean, Doctor
Jordan Professors Branner of Stanford and Leusch-
ner of Berkeley have to say the various causes
and effects of the disturbance. These exclusive
articles and appear only in the Pacific Monthly.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
YoAKuM BUYS FINE RESIDENCE
Will Live in District of New York
Four Hundred
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 6.-B. F. Yoakum,
chairman of the executive committee
of the st. Louis SS San Francisco and
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railroads, will in the future have a
New York residence in the upper Fifth
avenue section.
The house which Mr.. Yoaknm has
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
Over 100 Illustrations

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-07
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
The Art of Si11gi11g.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
BY Justin Leroy Harr

, ton. A good teacher is unseIfish, and
aims at more than money-making.
Why is it that some good must
clans Will occasionally play rag
tIme,' while others will not?
Music, like all art, arouses emotion.
which in turn is the handspring of ac-
ticn. Art is a necessary food for a
natural appetite. And just as when
we are hungry, it strengthens us to
eat wholesome food, so when our
minds and hearts are pure and heal
thy, we are stimulated and strength
ened by true art. But when we seek
only amusement from art and not in
struction, everything is sacrificed to
display, to novelty, and exaggerated
ideas, and that taste for what is pure
in art eventually disappears In
such case art viii speed
lily bring in its train i'm
morality, and will suggest and foster
wrong ideas of life and duty A must
clan appreciates the influence music
has over the thoughts and emotions
of its hearers, and will always try 10
suggest some thought, or arouse some
emotion which is pleasant, useful, and
helpful. Many people enjoy rag
time" for the sake of it's exciting in
fiuence or as an anodyne. This is
certain sign of the decaying OF the
faculties. II they Indulge such crav-
ing it will be but short time before
only false art will satisfy them And
so good musician who is no
Bile, will never condescend to play or
sing Certainly not for her friends,)
VII inc fhof ic rrsf,in hi oIa
might arouse EVIL passions, or suggest
onv idea that IS rot pure and noble.
Should a churca singer be a relig
ious man?
1t seems to me that all of the music
CT the church shout" express devotion
Unless it does SO it is not worship
TIE supreme test OF devotion is Sill
c. Gritty Emotion III the hearer is
carsed by emotion l., the singer. This
Is the mystery of eli music-of all art
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
TO THE POINT

Robbers blew the postoface safe at
Georgetown. o., and secured 5000 In
stamps and $50 in cash.
J. B. Calvert, prominent lumber
dealer OF Ada, I. t., lost his life In .
hotel fire at Fourche, q lumber town
in Arkansas.
By unanimous decision the circuit
court at Toledo, O., sustained Judge
Kinkade in sentencing the confessed
ice trust members to jail last sum-
mer
Monthly statement of internal reve-
nue. collections shows that FOR Sep
TENDER the total receipts were $21.-
1853, an increase over September
1905, OF $13s,151
Postmaster General George B. Cor.
telyou will retire from the chairman
ship OF the Republican national COM
mittee before he becomes secretary
of the treasury IN successim - Bee
rotary Shaw.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28

/ face and there you will see the refec-
/ ton of your future husband A simp-
/ Ter method is to peel sound red APP
PIE straight around from eye to stem
without breaking the skin and after
twirling the peel three times around
vosr head, toss it to the floor and
behold his initial.
). odd you know whether or not
you are to be married with in the
year? Then light a candle, place it
upon a table, sit in a chair before the
table. blindfolded and with your
hands behind your back, blow three
times and if you succeed in extin-
gushing the fame your matrimonial
fate is determined-the day has on
~ TO be named.
A mirror is again brought into use
when two girls, just at midnight,
gaze steadfastly into its depths to be-
hold the face of the true love of one
of them, which is sure to be reflected
as the clock strikes twelve 1t is
strange fact, but true, that only one
of the maidenS will see a reflection
and it is for her that fate has consent
ed to lift the curtain. A time-hon-
ored frolic is ''bobbing for apple"
but because of the unbecoming effect
of the immersion of ones complexion
and couture in tub full of water. a
change in the method has come about
and now the result is accomplished
by suspending the fruit by a string
from the ceiling or door frame This
is sometimes varied by suspending a
stick by string tied in the middle
an apple being placed at one end and
lighted candle at the other end By
twirling the stick around it becomes
a difficult matter to catch the apple
with the teeth and not the candle.
One of the most tempting Halo
we'en tricks is the cake which usually
forms a regular part of the evenings
refreshments. This cake which con-
tains ring, is cut into as many pie
ces as there are guests at the party,
and the ring naturally falls to the lot
of the first to be wed
The nut tricks are many, and of
course great fun. Try place two
nuts on a shovel or on the hearth |
near the blazing fire, and giving them
the names of a man and a woman,
and watch the result If the two kin
die and burn quietly together, the
pair should marry, and will be happy:
if one pops and jumps the nuts name
sake is unfaithful; if one Durns quiet /
ly, it is sign of faithful devotion. /
The prettiest and most appropriate /
way of lighting a home for a Halo /
we'en party. is by. JACKIE lanterns. I
Even in a city home illuminated by /
gas this may be done very effectively
by removing the globes FROM the gas
Tets, and n substituting smaly grinning