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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-22
Married on Wednesday. - Damo

MaTTled on WeuheSdAy. - Thm0h r.
Stnson and Miss Maud \. Denvir, Of
Wanenton were married by Father
Deilman In Astoria Wednesday. June
Goth. Mr.. StinSon was formerly an EN-
ployc OF the S, =. II. r., also the A. & c.
Mr. and Mrs. Stinson have many friends
that wish them long years Of happy
>married life
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At Her Mothers Request, -- County
Judge Trenchard, yesterday, upon the
petition of Mrs. Anna Bird of Seaside
issued commitment papers for a young
girl by the name OF Daisy Waldref, who
is incorrigible, and Sheriff Linvillc went
down there after her on the noon train
yesterday, and took her to the Boys
and Birls Aid Society, at Portland, on
the through train last night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-22

The delicate art Of frescoing Is only
learned by years of hard tutelage under
expert masters. Each Of the proprietors
the Eastern Painting 4 Decorating Co.,
rs Ninth street, has spent years in the
best shops Of the east and Is proficient
in the art Of decorating and frescoing.
Next Sundays Game.-The Shamrocks
will meet the Warrentons on the War
renton field on next Sunday afternoon,
the game to be called at 3 o'clock sharp.
There ia to be a hot reckoning this
time and there is sport in sight.
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Morning Historian e5 cents per month,
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Done in probate.--Sitting for probate
matters yesterday Judge Trenehard
made an order appointing Halvor Jelde.
ness guardian of the persons and estates
of Mary Erickson, an insane person. and
of Steiner Erickson, a minor; and at
the same time appointed Maxwell Young,
Anton Baug and Ole Jeldeness, apprais-
ers of the said estates The bond of
Halvor Jeldeness was fixed at $500.
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Orkwitx sells skai, a.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
Max i Al San pedro.

vacorson, Max, is at San Pedro.
Burgen, -, Oakland. at 2131 mozart.
Bump, Mr.. and Mrs. u. L., 9O6 Leay-
enworth street, San Francisco, are no"
at the Hotel Mum
Nicholson, Ellen, 346 Avenue Twenty
six, has gone to Georgia.
Allemand, Misses, San Francisco, at
217 Also street.
Black, Madeline, is In Glendale.
Scherf, c. and family, has gone to Ei
Paso.
Information concerning Miles L. Far
land is desired at 2O6 West Tenth street,
city.
Many-Mrs. Charles B., 223 West
Twenty-seventh street, seeks MISS
Lillian Moller of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Pyne-Mrs Margaret, seeks her
daughter Kate, who was working Tor
the Sunset Telephone company in san
Francisco.
Hslop-J. K. and wife, San Francisco,
are at the Braly building.
Gozette-Mr. and Mrs. r. J. OF 5l7
McAllister street, San Francisco, now
at Cotton, seek Mr.. and Mrs. Russell OF
New York.
Maccabees-San Francisco, will be
welcomed to the headquarters of hive
No. 1 at Burbank hall.
Walker-Frederick G., is at GAS Olive
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
CLUB WOMEN DISCUSS
COMPLExITY OF LIFE
DECLARE SIMPLE ENTERTAINs
MENTs MOST EFFECTIVE
Persons of Moderate Means Should
Not Emulate the Rich-Aim of All
Should Be to Strive for Essentials,
Say Speakers

''The woman with limited means
Should not try to entertain as the rich
woman does"
This is the verdict which women Of
the Friday Morning club reached yes
terday morning in the discussion of the
Complexities of the Simple Life"
The discussion was lead by Mrs.
Mary Porter Haines and several bril-
liant speakers among the club menu
bers took part
Mrs. Haines declared: "The complex
life is upon us and we have to accept
it. What we have to learn now is how
to simplify this complex life. Simpli-
fication in society is much needed.
Because a woman sees her neighbor
give elaborately appointed social ems
tertainments she feels that she must
do so too. Her neighbor may be finan-
cially able while she is not. She should
not give up entertaining but she should
do everything on simpler scale. She
should give more of herself and thus
make UP in cordiality what she cannot
afford to supply with money. The in
vitationS of a woman who is her true
self and entertains simply will be twice
as much sought after as those of the
woman who spends large sums on her
entertainments.
ITO live honestly and strive for essen
tial things should be the aim of every
woman who would do away with the
worries or complexities of our present
day life"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
PEACEMAKERS GOT THEIRS
Fireman and Policeman Respectively
Had to Fight Hard After
Separating Combatants

That the way of peacemaker is not
always an easy one was illustrated last
evening when III. F. Gassin and j. p
Pearson, firemen at engine company O.
attempted to separate j. Bergman and
Ole Swanson, who were engaged in an
encounter at the Iatter's home near
Ninth and Santee streets.
AS soon as the firemen appeared on
the scene Mrs. Algo Koenig, a sister of
Swanson, rushed upon him. Before the
fireman knew what he had mixed into
he was the center of attack. With
some difficulty he extricated himself
from the fight but not before Patrol
man Roller interfered.
see Then the crowd attacked Patrolman
Roller. BY the time that relief came
from the central police station Roller
had conquered the people. In the
melee Mrs. Koenig and Swanson re-
oeived slight gashes. The woman fell
through window and Swanson was
struck with a blunt instrument.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
BESIDE BRIDE
he ENDS LIFE
SUPPOSED SUICIDE FOLLOWS
A JOLLY PARTY
Storrs, Remittance Man, After
Threatening to XIII Himself In
5ravado, Pulls Trigger and
Dies in Monrovia

Roland Storrs an expressman, said to
be the son Of a distinguished English
clergyman, shot himself through the
heart at his home in Monrovia Thurs
day night.
Although coroner's jury brought in
verdict of accidental death yesterday,
suicide or foul play has been suspected
by the authorities and there may be
further developments.
Mrs. Storrs was the only witness to
the shooting, and upon her testimony
the jury reached it's verdict
She said that her husband was drink
ing with party of friends during the
evening and upon retiring to their room
he quarreled with her and showed signs
of insane jealousy. He threatened to
kill himself, as she thought, in mere
bravado.
Plays With Pistol
He first pointed the weapon at his
head and then shifting its position held
the pistol at his heart. There was a
report and Storrs fell back in bed, ex-
claiming, "Oh, darling, what have
done?"
Mrs. Storrs quickly telephoned for a
physician, but the wound proved fatal.
Coroner Trout said last evening that
the case was a peculiar one and there
might be more behind the story than
appeared at the inquest.
Sheriff White partially investigated
the case yesterday and further action
may be taken.
Mrs. Storrs is sister Of Mrs. e. Ken
General M. HI. Sherman and e. P,
the superior court recently attracted
much attention.
Storrs was known as a remittance
man" and came from an aristocratic
English family. He was "a years old
and was married only six months ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
WITH MIND UNCLOUDED
WOMAN LEAVES COURT
DISPRoVES CHARGES OF INSAN.
ITY MADE BY HUSBAND
Sequel to a Three Weeks Courtship
Proves Strenuous for an Eastern
Widow-Declares She Will Get a
Divorce

BY order of the insanity commission
in Judge Gibbs department of the
superior court yesterday Mrs. Alice
Mcconnell was allowed to depart from
the court room with her friends, while
the complaint of insanity filed against
her by her husband was dismissed.
The troubles of the Mcconnell family
have been the most remarkable in the
history of the insanity courts.
Several months ago Mrs. e. Y. Brit
tan of Albany, N. Y, came to Los An
geles to live. She had recently spent a
few months on a visit to Oklahoma ter
ritory and decided to go further west.
She was accompanied by her fifteen
year-old son.
Shortly after her arrival in Los An
geles she met Mcconnell and after a
married. The ceremony took place
Just one month ago and then the trou-
BILE began in earnest.
Mrs. Mcconnell accused her husband
of breaches of marital faith and fur
ther alleged that he had made life mis-
cradle for her son.
She swore to complaint charging
her husband with insanity and he was
arrested and tried on the complaint, but
later released. Just twenty-four hours
after his release he sWore out war;
rant accusing his wife of insanity and
alleging she imagined detectives were
pursuing her and trying to poison her
stock. He further accused his wife of
having opened other peoples letters.
Mrs. Mcconnell told the court yester-
day that the only stock she had was oil
stock and that detectives could not
poison that. She explained that she
had opened neighbours letter by mis-
take and had Immediately rectified the
error by sending the letter to its owner
with an apology.
When the case against her was dis
missed Mrs. Mcconnell declared that
she would never again live with her
husband and stated to the court that
she would secure decree Of divorce as
soon as possible.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
FIND WORK FOR REFUGEES
Woman's Parliament ESTABLISHES En,-
pIoyment Bureau-Fifteen
Given Jobs at Once

Mrs. Jefferson D. Gibbs, president of
the Woman's Parliament of South
ern California, has established an in
formation bureau on the fourth floor of
the Times building, to which entrance
is had by stairway and elevator on the
Broadway side of the building. This
bureau is for the purpose of assisting
the female refugees who need help in
securing employment.
Mrs Gibbs is ably assisted by the
vice president of the parliament and
others in the work of rendering aid to
the unfortunate people who need it..
Every available means will be ex-
tended for the good of all deserving
women.
Fifteen women We're given employ
ment yesterday through the good of
fees of this agency and the instigators
and promoters of this enterprise are
receiving much encouragement for their
work.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
TO SWELL HUNTINGTON FUND
Scheme of Traction Magnate for Re-
lief of Professional Men Meets
With Approval of AnqeIenos

Not only the professional men but
also the business men and private citi-
zens of Los Angeles have approved of
the fund that Henry E. Huntington has
started for the aid of the professional
men in San Francisco and many have
declared their intention to do something
to swell the amount that has already
been contributed.
Geenral Moses Sherman and e. P.
Clark yesterday pledged themselves to
give $4,000, which now makes the fund
total $45, 900.
1t was Mr.. Huntington's desire that
100000 be raised in order to buy books
and instruments for the doctors, law
yers and other professional men, to be
used jointly for the time being. 1t is
now believed that much more than that
amount will be raised.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
EIy's Cream Balm
LkaAL NOTICES

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived at office of treasurer Pacific
branch, N. II. d. v. S., Soldiers Home,
Los Angeles county, Cal, until Il o'clock,
NJ, May 10, 1906. and then opened. for
furnishing one Yost and one Remington
typewriter, in accordance with instruc-
tions and specifications, copies of which,
with blank proposals and other informa-
tion, may be had upon application to Il. J..
Cochrane, treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28

division of Ramona Acres. What they
tract and within an hour after their
piece of land their check was up as part
payment for their lots.
Only 12o Lots
Thus far only 100 lots have been plat
ted and put upon the market, and a
goodly number of these lots have al
ready been sold. They will scarcely last
as long as a SNOWFALL in the fire. The
climate, the soil, the water, the scenery,
the present surroundings and promise
of surroundings of the immediate fu-
ture, are all so attractive that the peo-
pie of Los Angeles of the most desir-
able type will take these lands at once.
Buy NowN
These statements are cold truth
they are absolute facts. If you will take
the trouble to visit the Office of the
company, procure free ticket and
visit the land, your own eyes, good
taste and judgment will do the rest.
You will return to the office with all
possible dispatch, pick out your lot, put
UP the money, show yourself wise. and
become one of the happiest inhabitants
of all Southern California. Don't wait,
don't hesitate, don't put it off-DO IT
NOW. Call at The Emerson Realty
oompany's office, 301-302 Delta building,
426 South Spring street, get a free
ticket enjoy the lovely ride, see the
prettiest. spot in all Southern Califor-
mia, and you will come back and buy a
lot.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
Suburban Property-Pasadena
pASADENA

PASADENA
For Sale-We have the best buys
now to be had along Lincoln ave-,
where application has been made for
a new car line. Values will treble
within six months. $40 acres Lin
coin ave-, water; altitude 400 feet;
$4,000, u cash. 12 acres, North Pasa-
dena, water; $4,000, Il cash. 1910
acres, North Pasadena, water; $500,
- cash. These prices are subject to
change. Better dig into. 1t quick.
THE TS-GELDREICH CO.,
Home 213S. 1872 n. Broadway
Main 1852 Room 3O4 Thorpe Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
s SIS. purely YEGEIABLE

purely vegetable PREPARATION containing not
slightest mineral been the strongest
during forty of existence 1t recognized
everywhere only the best Of all blood purifiers but the medicine
child oldest
member the family Next Importance to removing the cause
other
ingredients injury eating out the delicate lining and
producing chronic dyspepsia unfavaby affecting
the system that the original cause OF
the disease has removed, it is left in
deranged weakened condition that 900 REWARD
health permanently impaired. S. S. S: -..--
distinction of being the only blood IF MOT RUKEEY
medicine the market that does not contain
property in form Being made " & & ~ p l. =.
entirely of roots herbs and barks it is absolutely
and while disease adds strength
every body S S. all psons freshns
better
other blood medicine is the best treatment Tor Rheumatism
poisoned blood supply Besides being
King purifiers is the best and most invgorang OF all
tonics -... au.ssrr cur.pornr m arr AMrA SR.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
Notice

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the Los Angeles
Humane socfiiety for the purpose OF elect
ing the board Of trustees for the ensuing
year will be held at the Hotel Lanlker
shin, May I'd. 1906, at 1:30 p. m.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
April 1S 1906
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
Notice to Contractors

Bids will be received up to 500 p. m.
on Tuesday, May l. 1906, at the office OF
the NEWPORT BAY INVESTMENT
COMPANY, 622 Grant building, corner Of
Broadway and Fourth streets. in the city
of Los Angeles, for the construction Of q
sewer system with septic tanks at the
BALBOA TRACT, Newport Beach,
Orange county. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the office of the company,
e22 Grant Building, Los Angeles, Cal.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the East Magalia Gold
held at II o'clock noon on Wednesday,
May 2, 1906, at the office of the company,
1874 Kern street. in the city of Los An
geles for the election of directors and
for the transaction of all other business
that may properly come before the meet
ing. BY order of the board Of directors.
p. II. ENR1GHT. Secretary,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28

Owing. to the rush Of business tho
ern California Music company will be
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation of Herald sub
scribera.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
MCDONALD & STOTT,
809-10 Lankershim Building.

MCDONALD & STOTT,
S09-10 Lankershim Building.
TO BUY.
Owners and dealers in real estate
who have properties for sale or ex-
change will find it decidedly to their
advantage to come in and have talk
with us.
We can handle property located in
any part Of the United States. East
ern property speciality.
We have the best trader in the
United States; 1t means dollars to
you to make his acquaintance.
We will give you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are a
buyer or seller. Come In and see us.
MCDONALD & STOTT,
309-10 LanlSarsN4Ya Bldg.
Home Phone 4746,
Sunset Main 4556.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ROOM
ing house and lease for lots, one
Parker shooting gallery. What have
you? Commission to agents
II. STEVENS,
Gen. Del, Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
RAMONA ACRES
IS IDEAL TRACT
"GEM OF THE SAN GABRIEL
VALLEY
One Acre for the Price Of Lot-Hieh
Class Subdivision Offers Fine
Opportunities for In
vestment

The Emerson Realty company again
SHES its caster into the real estate
arena. They are the custodians of over
400 acres of the most beautiful land
in the San Gabriel valley, fifteen
minutes car ride from First and Main
or
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
Suburban Property-EasIe Rock

EAGLE ROCK.
EAGLE ROCK.
EAGLE ROCK.
Z 5 acres, all under cultivation, on Col
orado ave-, the main street from Glen
dale to Pasadena. Overlooks Glendale
and the whole of Eagle Rock valley
Beautiful building sites. Only 8 min
utes walk from car line now building
to Eagle Rock AS an an Investment tood6 it
cash buys this place, with abundance
of water. For further information see
WALKER & CLARK,
724 l.. A. Trust Building.
Both Phones-2131.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
Suburban Property-HloIIywood


FOR SALE-ACREAGE FOR SUBDI-
vision; close to hotel in Hollywood; ex-
tends from Michigan avenue to Sunset
boulevard, and Francis to Vista street;
the grandest and about the only acreage
offered that has not been subdivided.
High-class restrictions and fancy prices
prevail on adjoining property. Go see
1t. Hollywood cars cross northerly end
of property. Get off at Francis street.
Grand view from any point on the tract;
nothing left like it, Buy now and dou-
BILE your money. 238 Bradbury Bldg,
f. O.. WAKELEY.
FOR sALE-FINE LITTLE CHICKEN
ranch out Hollywood way; u acre;
&C fare and good service; nice shrub
berry. flowers and shade; good
chicken equipment; splendid water
right. Price with personal property
$4,000; without stock $1,000. $1,000
cash, balance easy.
THE RTS-GELDREICH co.,
Sole Agents
304 Thorpe Bldg, 1872 n. Broadway.
Home 213S. Main 9662.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
Ramona Acres

Ramona Acres" is the attractive
name of a scenic piece of land lying
directly south of Alhambra, and con-
sisting Of nearly 500 acres. The tract
certainly deserves an attractive name,
for a more attractive location could
not be found in all Southern California.
There is no attracth feature about
any other spot in the whole southland
which Is not found at this point.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
A Natural Garden Spot

The tract is supplied with an abund
ance of the purest artesian water
taken from a depth of 400 feet unde
the surface of the tract itself. Thes
artesian wells yield q supply. of 16
miners inches of this delicious water.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28

Thiele, Mrs. Clara, 81 Ivy street, Sal
Francisco. and four children.
Helentou, Mrs. Annie, Folsom ant
Sixth streets, San Francisco.
Ashard, Mrs. Margaret, 502B Valencii
street, San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
REALTY NOTES.

T. Ianenbaum & Co. have leased for H. E. T
Melnhard to H. Herman, Sternbach & Co 20 =
oUo square feet in the building Nos 21 and %
"aVerley Place for long term of years Also
leased for Hyman and Henry Som store and
basement or 10000 square feet at Nos 4 and 6
Washington Place W
Charles Il. Duross has leased for the Malone
estate 10 A. Salomon, No. 81 9th avenue a stor,.
ana basement for term of years
CharIeS SoOySmth has sold his country tract
known as 'Banrock," comprising a large stone
mousse cottages and outbuildings and twenty
acres on the shore at Greens Farms. Conn The
purchaser will improve the premises and occupy
them next season. Charles Field, Griffen & Co
were the brokers' ~
Frankenthaler & Sapinsky & Charles Kaur-
man, as attorneys. report the sale by Jacob r
Marks OF No. p and % Sumpter street Brook
lyn, TWO four-story dwelling houses on lot so
+; v. Pescia & Co have sold for Herman @
hudllch 10 client the premises No 172 Jewett
avenue. Port Richmond. Staten Island The siza
of the parcel is 200x121 feet
Wllllam h Folsom has leased for Mrs Bella
War &MdInstadt Tor term of years a floor in No SO
west 18TH street; also. to Juda Brothers a floor
IN the same building: also. for Max solomon to
Hehry Renecke loft in the new building at
nos llo and 112 West 26th street and for n
term or years for the American PlanOgraph Com
Pany 10 Lent & Barnes a floor at Nos 1877 and
139 East 25th street W
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
EIGHT HURT IN TROLLEY CRASH
Rear End Collision of Newark Cars Due to
Slippery Rails.

In a rear end crash of trolley at Clinton
avenue and Spruce street Newark, last night. eight
persons FIVE of them women. were injured. and
had to be removed TO their homes in ambuances
or cabs The injured are Miss May Parker, of No.
S3i South 18th street: Miss Julia Murphy. Of Wall
street Jrvington; Miss Mary Dodson. of No. SCI
South 18th street; Miss May Gray, of No 2S3 Jeff
avenue. A. H. Woodbury.. of No. 25 Milford ave
nue. George A. Higgins, the motorInan; Charles h.
Wager of No l59 Seymour avenue. and woman
whose name could not be learned.
A Main Line car had come TO a stop to discharge
passengers. A Broad street car was close behind.
and its motormen put brakes but the rain had
made the rails slippery and the two bumped.
The Main Line withstood the shock, but the
front platform of the Broad street crushed
and the front door smashed. Most of those hurt
were standing. and were injured by the crushing
in of the front door
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
WATER LOW IN ORANGE RESERVOIR
Falls Rapidly, and Officials Provide Against
Possible Emergency

a story that Orange threatened with water
famine led 10 an investigation which disclosed that
there was sufficient water in the reservoir to last
for three months even If no rain fell. Soon after
that the water in the reservoir began to fall away
All in all the has fallen five feet, and the
situation is not promising There Is leak in one
portion of the DAM which the Water Department
has been seeking 10 remedy for some time, and
now that the water is low it be repaired The
city officials say, however. that this leak does not
account for the amount of water which has left
the reservoir
Experts say that there is water enough to supply
the normal demands of the city indefinitely except
in the case of large fire. where the supply might
prove 10 be inadequate. The Orange and East
Orange mains have been connected with valves at
wyoming so that in case Orange short. East
Orange can be relied upon. 1t is not thought that
this will be necessary.