Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Los ANGELES Gets
OWL CAR SERVICE
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ing men to live outside the crowded
city districts and with few exceptions
heartily indorse the all-night service.
The clergymen are often called out
at night to attend dying persons and
In this capacity will be benefited by
the new Service which will mark a
signifying IL a city of up-to-date
methods
Glad, Says Or. Walker
DR.. Hugh K Walker, pastor Of I'm
manuel Presbyterian church, said:
II am very glad to know that the
all-night service Is assured. Recently
when coming In on late train, felt
the need of late car very much--in
fact | had to walk home. / think The
Herald has put up a splendid fight and
Mr.. Huntington has done great thing
for the city. The Herald has my con-
gratulations."
Dean wilkins coneratulates
DIR. J. ]. wilkins, dean and rector
of st. Paul's pro-cathedral, favored The
Herald's fight for owl cars. He said:
"I am very much interested In the
owl cars in getting home, although
always get home before they do, The
Herald has my most profound SYM
pathy in all its good undertakings and
my congratulations on its victory"
Spells Progress-Dr. Mcintyre
Anything that spells progress 1 ap-I
prove Of" said DR.. Robert Mcintyre,
pastor Of the First Methodist church,
yesterday afternoon, on hearing of the
all-night service. "It is a good move
and will accommodate the working men
and 1 heartily approve of 1t and the
stand taken by The Herald"
Right step-Dr. Day
DR.. Warren r. Day, pastor emeritus
of the First congregational church,
said yesterday afternoon that he was
glad the all-night service was soon to
be an accomplished fact and that he
considered it step in the right di-
rection.
Father CabalIeria's Praise
"It is the greatest thing for the city,"
said Rev. ]. Caballeria, pastor of the
Plaza church. ut will develop the pro-
gress Of the city and 1 am glad The
Herald has won its good fight for the
right thing. Mr.. Huntington is also
to be congratulated for doing so much
"A Good Thing"-Dr. Foster
Rev. G. e. Foster, pastor Of the New
man Methodist church, was one Of the
most heartily pleased clergymen Of the
city when he was Informed Of the new
schedule.
"It is good thing" said Rev. Foster.
1.-The cars ought to run at night as
we'll as in the day, and when l want
to go anywhere in the middle of the
night, don't want to walk. We min
listers are almost as bad as the doctors
for being called out at night and now
we either have to pump wheel or
walk, for we can't afford to hire cab.
I am glad that the owl car service Is
to be installed, and The Herald has
done good thing for the city in get
ting it. Mr.. Huntington comes In for
his share of praise for granting it."
Rabbi Hecht Delighted
DR.. s. Hecht, rabbi of Temple B'nai
Birth said II am delighted to hear
that the owl car service is an assured
fact, and deeply congratulate The
Herald and Mr.. Huntington for secur-
ing to the city a service that will be
of great benefit
Blessing, Says Father Fuhr
Rev. Raphael Fuhr, o. F. NJ, pastor
of st. Joseph's church, stated that a
city as large as Los Angeles should
have an al-night service and said that
it would be a great blessing for the
priests who have to answer sick calls
at all times of the night. Father Ra-
phael congratulated The Herald for its
victory He said:
Some think 1t will be for the benefit
of the clubs, but do not look at it
in that way, 1t is for the benefit of
the working men. 1 may look at it
selfishly, but it will be Of great help
to the priests in answering night calls" :"
Good Tidings-Dr. Marshall
Rev. Thomas C. Marshall, rector of
the Church Of the Neighborhood, which
is located in the midst of the working
peoples homes, was glad to hear the
glad tidings, and congratulated The
Herald as we'll as the railway COM
panies for the new schedule
Favored by DR.. Barron
Rev. Joseph Barron, pastor of ST.
Mary's church, favored the crusade
from the beginning and added his fe-
licitations to the host Of others yes
terday.
DR.. clatworthy's Greetings
Rev. w. C. Clatworthy, prominent
Ddpllob SlSI6y 0bllSQ lhiI ne Wcio
| glad to hear that the working men at
night would have the same accommo-
dations as those working in the day.
| Rev. Mr. Clatworthy extended sincere
greetings to The Herald on its victory.
Deserves Credit-Dr. Clifford
Rev. ]. ]. Clifford, pastor of the
| Church of st. Thomas the Apostle, who
| favored the movement from the first,
said that The Herald deserved great
credit for the victory won the city
when he heard of the announcement
for all-night service.
Mgr. Harnett Approves
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Harnett, " c., pastor
of st. Vibiana's cathedral, said yester-
day afternoon that he approved of
any move of benefit to the people, and
was glad to hear of the al-nght SER
vice. Rev. P. H. Mcdonald, c. M,
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