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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
PERSONALS

E. N. Van Cortlandt of Denver, Colo,
Is registered at the Alexandria.
Judge Frank F. Oster of San Bernar-
dino is stopping at the Hollenbeck.
Nat Stewart, sheriff of Santa Bar
bara, is registered at the Nadeau.
r. Bannin, a large hosiery manufac-
turer of New York, is at the Alexan-
dria.
b. A. Packard of Naca, Arizona, a
cattle king, is registered at the Hollen-
beck.
Col. w. H. Comegys of the United
States army, is registered at the An
gelus.
A. Morales of Guaymas, Mexico a
large mine owner, is registered at the
Angelus.
F. M. Jennings of San Diego, candi-
date for sheriff, is registered at the
Nadeau
e. Bailey, American vice-consul Of
Ensenada, Mexico, Is a guest at the
Nadeau.
Col. j. B. Fuller, United States pen
sion agent, San Francisco, is a guest
at the Angelus.
II. G. Mcmahon of Rhyolite. New,
prominent mining man. is stopping at
the Alexandria.
M. ]. Nesbetty and family of Chiwan-
ma, Mexico, prominent tourists, have
apartments at the Lankershim.
j. M. Carpenter, wealthy real es-
tate dealer and wife OF st. Louis, Mo-,
are registered at the Lankershim.
John r. Merriam, banker of st.
Joseph, Mo-, and wife have been at the
Natick. They are touring the state.
j. 8. Berger and family of Springfield,
Mo-, are at the Westminster. Mr.. Ber-
ger is a wholesale merchant of Spring
field.
Charles B. woodward of Chicago,
connected with the board of trade of
that city. is stopping at the Lanker
SHIN.
Harry II. Cook of the Cook Mining
and Milling company of New York and
Alaska. of New York city, is at the
Alexandria.
Mai H. c. Kellar of Kansas City,
NO.. wealthy mining man. owning
mining property In Arizona, is at the
Westminster.
c. H. Saunders. British consul at
Ensenada. Mexico, wife and son, re-
turning from England, are guests at
the Van Nuys-
Elmer r. Shanner Of Pittsburg, Pa
secretary of the International Trap
Shooters association, is registered at
the Alexandria.
George e. Davis of the City of Mexi-
co has Just returned from Honolulu
with his family on his way home. They
have apartments at the Angelus.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cam, Miss Dora
Weller and Masters Bernard and Cal
vert Calm of Baltimore. have apart
ments at the Van Nuys. They are tour
ing California and will include the
Yosemite before their return home.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
CANTOR COMES TO
FORM NEW CHOIR
RABBI MYERS BRINGS NOTED
MUSICIAN HERE
Holds Public Rehearsal In Preparation
for the High Jewish Holidays.
New Congregation Is
Under Way

Rev. Marcel Katz, recently from
Vienna, Austria, held a pubic cnolr
rehearsal yesterday afternoon at Simp-
son auditorium.
Rabbi Isadore Myers, who is arrang-
ing the services for the Jewish New
Year holidays to commence september
10, engaged Rev. Mr. Katz to take
charge of the musical program.
When seen yesterday afternoon Rev.
Mr.. Katz said:
IT am native Of Russia, 20 years OF
age. l obtained my musical education
In Vienna, graduating from the Con-
servatory of Music In 1904. Soon after
my graduation became ober-cantor
In one of the principal cities in Ger
many.
"The desire had been upon me for a
long time to come to America and !
managed to arrive in New York city
about seven months ago. was tired
out from my work and anxiety and
spent some time In resting and asso-
ciatlng with musical clubs and socie-
ties.
Los Angeles Invitation
"a short time ago l received word
from Rabbi Myers saying that he had
heard of my arrival In New York and
Of my European musical record and
extended an urgent call to me to come
to Los Angeles as cantor, Wnlcn dc-
cepted and Immediately came here.
II have taken up the work of form
ing choir and rehearsing the men,
bers for the high holidays.
After the holidays intend to form
musical club for voice building and
become associated with the musical
circles of Los Angeles"
1t Is understood that later in the sea-
son Rev. Mr.. Katz will place some of
his compositions before the Los An
geles people.
Rabbi Myers was formerly rabbi of
the Beth Israel synagogue and it is
understood that the holiday services
will be followed by the organization of
new Jewish congregation with DR..
Myers at it's head.
Beginning Friday, September 2s, the
Day of Atonement will be observed
and on the following Wednesday even
ing the Feast of Tabernacles will be be-
gun.
Rev. Mr.. Katz will have charge Of
the music for these services and is ex-
pected to become regular cantor for
the new congregation.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
LOOK FOR BOGUS OFFICERS
Police Hope to Catch Men Posing as
Park Pollce-TWo Under
Arrest

The police are still doing guard duty
at several of the parks in hopes to
watch several more men who in the
guise of officers have been holding up
couples and demanding hush money
from the escorts of the women.
Two men are now in custody await
ng trial and it is said at least two
more have been working In Echo
and Eastlake parks.
Murphy and Hall were arrested by
Patrolmen Home and King, who claim
to have a strong case of extortion
against the men.
Both wore bogus police stars, the
police say, and were armed. They
prowled about the parks. 1t is said. and
when a they saw couple in some dark
nook they would make their way to
them and place the man under arrest.
In nearly every instance, II Is said,
the men would pay the alleged black
mail and made no complaint to police
headquarters.
Last week, however one of the vic
Tins, who suspected the men were
not park police, reported the whole
story to Chief Auble and Patrolmen
King and Home were detailed on the
case, with the result they arrested
Hall and Murphy in short order
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
SA|NT t OF SIXTEEN
SHINING EXAMPLE
OBSERVE ST. VIBIANA'S FEAST
AT CATHEDRAL
Father Beaudry In Sermon Warns
Girls Against Tempters Who Are
Not Confined to Stage Doors
and Studios

The feast of st. Vibiana, patronesE
of the diocese of Monterey and Los
Angeles and titular saint of the cathe'
dral, was observed yesterday with
solemn services in the cathedral church
Preceding the solemn mass the new
statutes of st. Vibiana and ST. Anthony
recently received from Paris, were
blessed by Rt Rev. Mgr. Harnett. " G
Rev. j. M. W Beaudry preached the
sermon on 1.-THE Formation of True
Charac acter." He took for his text
"rrain up a child in the way he should
go and when he is old he will not de-
part from it" Deuteronomy. He said
In part:
ITO this vast and prosperous diocese
of Monterey and Los Angeles has beer
given as a patron young child, 9
virgin of noble Roman parentage, who
at the age of sixteen had strength and
courage enough to confess her faith
to overcome the threats of her ferociouS
prosecutors and laid down her life tc
safeguard her faith and virtue.
Patron and Model
est Vibiana, young virgin and
martyr is also the titular of this cathe'
dral parish AS faithful of this diocese
and members of this church you have
therefore, to look to st. Vibiana as your
patron and your model.
1T is not without a certain special
design of divine Providence that this
young saint, triumphant in heaven, has
been chosen by the vicar of Christ tc
protect, by her intercession, this I'M
portant portion of the church of God
ITO st. Vibiana, young and tender
innocent as white dove, pure as
lily, strong as an athlete, firm as a
rock, can be applied those words or the
Book OF Wisdom She has lived but a
short time, and yet she has nlled mel
years with a long life.'
"She had embraced the faith OF Jesus
Christ and had resolved to follow his
doctrine and preferred virtue to pas
sion. After her young soul had been
Illuminated with the light from above
and her young heart had tasted the
love of the true God neither the sight
of all the instruments of torture. which
the most refined cruelty could invent
nor the threats of death or the promises
of wealth and honors could make her
swerve from her convictions. Here Is
our model.
Schools Open
"This month sees the schools open
their doors to your children. The edu-
cation of your children will be abso-
lutely useless, II will be complete
failure IL you neglect the development
and the formation of their character.
"And in looking after the education
of your children you must not only
see that their minds be we'll developed
that they acquire the proper amount
OF knowledge necessary to fight the
battle Of life, but you must pay special
attention to the formation and proper
development OF their character.
You are Christians. you believe In
duty, righteousness, justice. faithful
ness, conscience, honesty and .integ-
rity.
Form the childrens characters first
and the rest win follow naturally and
never forget that good character
is the best endowment you can give
10 your children.
80 many young men nowadays md
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
NOfhes'SS
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when the church accepted the protec-
tion of state. True, it undoubtedly at
tained prestige under Constantine,
but it is a remarka BILE fact that what
is called the age of miracles closed at
about the time the church formed an
alliance with the Roman empire"
In referring to the history Of St.
Paups pro-cathedral the bishop said /:
HalIowed by Memories
1--WE are returning to the building
halllowed by memories and associa-
tions. The church history runs back
to the time when Los Angeles was a
up with the march of progress. Today
you have about 800 communicates and
in the amount of contributions this
parish is the peer of the diocese. This
diocese has been credited with con-
tributing more per capita for church
purposes than any other diocese in the
American church.
'And therefore st. PauPs pro-cathe-
dral stands at the head of the parishes
of the United States. am proud to
make this statement.
To-day, under the guiding hand of
the rector, this parish turns new leaf
in its history. If we have an honorable
past we must have a greater future.
This parish stands in the midst Of
thousands of unchurched souls, in a
district with few ecclesiastical struc-
lures"
Praises Dean Wilkins
Bishop Johnson paid high tribute
TO DR.. Wilkins. the dean and rector. to
whose untiring work the parish has
been brought to it's present state Of
prosperity and voiced his hope that in
the future new pro-cathedral be
erected as the city grows and when the
present site Is in the heart of the
business district.
Following the sermon by the bishop
DIR. Wilkins made a short address in
which he spoke of the helping work
given by the different church officials
and Societies In the beautifying Of the
church building and made a short
statement of the funds expended In the
work.
Dr. Wilkins also announced the ar
rival of the new curate, Rev. L. M.
Idleman OF Oxnard. who took part in
the services yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
YEARLY WATTS
FOR HUSBAND
LONELY CHILD WIFE ON WATCH
AT POLICE STATION
Pretty Little Mexican Girl Searches
All Day for Her Recreant
Spouse-Thlnks He Is
Arrested

For eight hours pretty little MeXi'
can girl sat in the police station ask
ing the officers in her broken English
for permission to see her husband
Manuel Bodiga.
She was certain he was behind the
bars, she said, because two months
ago he was arrested for some petty
crime and taken to the police station
The desk sergeant vainly searched
the lists for ''her man." He evidently
had escaped the clutches of the law
Saturday night, although he failed to
return to his little home in Buena
Vista street.
With the patience characteristic OF
the race, the child wife sat on the
hard bench, wearily resting her head
against the wall, waiting to see the
man who abused her, struck her and
neglected her-but who was after all
her husband.
1t was impossible to convince the
girl that the one she sought was not
inside.
With dull persistency she clung to
the belief that because she found him
at the police station once before she
would find him there again.
One of the officers remarked: ''If the
girl waits long enough Manuel may be
brought in tonight. She certainly has
plenty OF patience. Those Mexican
women are faithful according to their
light. They follow their husbands
around like a dog"
And while visitors came and went
the girl remained on the bench with
her big black eyes fixed on the door
leading to +ha jail. She may be there
this morning, if not sent to her home
by the police.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
ST. PAUL TURNS
OVER NEW LEAF
BISHOP PAYS TRIBUTE TO PRO-
CATHEDRAL
Episcopal Ediflce Is Reopened in
Beautiful Form - Congregation
Hears Sermon on ldealsm
In Christian Life

st. Pauls pro-cathedral, redeco-
rated, beautifed and refitted, was re-
opened for service yesterday morning
at which service Bishop Johnson
preached the sermon.
The cathedral interior, beautifed by
the artists brush and decorated with
dainty pink and white blossoms, was
filed with large congregation that
taxed the seating capacity of the
church.
Bishop Johnson took his text from
st. Luke 5:4 He spoke of the beauty
of idealism in the Christian life as
exemplified by the first Teacher. He
said in part:
Christ was the exemplifier of ideal
ism. He exemplified the ideal man.
He taught that he was the divine man
and did so in such manner devoid OF
self glorificatlon, that for twenty cen
turies men have believed him such.
Men conform to the things they
admire. st. Paul says, Whatsoever
things are of good report, think on
these things Refuse to think OF the
false, the unclean and evil that thrust
themselves on you.
Held Up the Ideal
"Our Lord always held up the ideal
and swept away sophistries because
he would not tolerate an ideal lower
than the highest. AS you read that
sermon on the mount you md that
Christ would have us perfect.
1.-The comment is that it is not suited
to men of today. Christ was an ideal
ist and he lifted man up to that plane.
He was trying to lift the world TO the
highest plane he could conceive. Men
had never believed that that perIect
life was possible.
asrTha anOEtlas were not AFRAID TO
make the attempt to live the life. Men
under an ideal make sacred that when
they undertake. The world may call
them fools. So with the early Chris
tians. They cast their lots with Jesus
and they were not discouraged by tall-
ure.
"'Idealism rarely is discouraged by
failure. In this type is Santos Du
mont, who shows what an ideallst
can do.
This is the sort of idealism that
lifted Peter and Thomas and made
them meet after our Lord had as
cended into heaven.
This idealism arouses devotion and
enthusiasm. In the infant church IL
conquered the Roman world In three
centuries and for Christ every muscle
was strained to attain the ideal OF
Christ.
Message to Mon
"Christs message to men was their
sonship and to make men real
ize their relation to God the Father.
In a worG Christ wanted men to know
that they could place themselves IN
direct contact with God. The union OF
the soul with God is the key to every
puzzle.
THE one God. maker OF heaven and
earth, IN his personality holding the
universe ana under hin guidance the
sun, moon and stars move; the God
illuminating and controlling. the uni.
nnds It's center
"I am satisfied Il was an evil day
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
uNDELIvERED TELEaRAMs

The following kilograms are undelivered
at the Western Union Telegraph com
panY's office,
r. Weatherhold M. Clemens, Mrs. s.
Rartlev Cannell Mrs. A. X, Elder, Ross
Allison. Miss Annie Hayward, Louis Har-
rcd, MrS. w A. Appel. Mrs L !; Talbot
Ter Hive Il Hox Co.. 8. M, MADDEN, Chas.
Larles spencer Pierce, Mrs, A, N. olopr
"A JsaEeE "a N Les, Manor n r. Burn
llns, Miss Anita Weir, Mrs, 4. G. Wilson.
1ae, A, uihhg, swift (cAhlel l. Dorf
aQhaffer, Twin q, y, Sllllmen, Ira 4.
chaflo((N nalia ~ X. nroeklngton. r.
NvaRA, fletro Aeruqa, hra Matte
nuhn n, Nlesnen.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
EMBEzzLEMENT is CHARGED
Employs Of Storage Company Ar
rested, Accused Of APpro.
prlatlna Collections

Peter Ter Best, former employe OF
the Bekins Van and Storage company,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Detective Chapman on a charge OF en-
baAHlsment and locked up In the city
Jail.
The detective said Ter Best collected
about sac qua 10 the company on n bill
and failed 10 turn the money over 10
tho company ffe loft the city about
ten days aaa but returned and was
round by tho police,
lie refused 70 make any statement,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03

themselves at the age of is or 20
alone to fight the battle of life. How
many young girls have to make their
way in the world What will be their
safeguard from temptation2 A good
character and nothing else will make
them remain faithful to their duties
toward God and their fellow men.
Temptation Everywhere
"a girl who is willing to be tempted
can find Temptation everywhere. The
tempter does not confine his field of
operations to the stage doors Of
theaters or the posing In a studio.
"It is not what girl does for a
living that makes the difference, It is
what she Is.
"The right kind Of a girl can walk
through all the theaters in the world
and remain as good as gold every
minute Of the time.
"The right kind OF boy can go away
from home, in a foreign country and
remain faithful to his religion and loyal
TO his country, family and friends. He
will not be led astray by strangers or
abuse his liberty because he feels free
from home influences.
"The greatest protection for q girl
who has to make her own way In the
world is her character. None but the
one utterly deprived of such a quail
fcation will throw away her own life
for the sake of an automobile ride or
O champagne dinner
Temperament has nothing to do
with it., for the temperament must be
controlled by the will and strongly
built character.
Passions are fire, will is a lever
and character Is the engineer, who,
with his hand constantly on the lever,
keeps the fire under proper and safe
control"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
The Only Way

The Newest Boarder (sarcastically)-
How am / to distinguish the milk from
the cream. Mrs. skinner?
Mrs, Skinner (of Sy,vandale farm)-
You'll ailus find the milk In that there
pitcher with the chip off'n its snout!-
Puck
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
santa orua oonyentIon

The Southern Pacific will run a spec
.al train to Santa Cruz on Monday,
September g. leaving Los Angeles at
200 p. m. Stop will be made AZ Santa
at Santa Cruz early Tuesday morning,
Further information may be obtained
at Southern Pacific ticket office. 800 y,
Spring street cor. Sixth
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
The Western Idea
In Advertising-and
It's Progress
Ten years ago than 90 per cent Of Awecan Ad0ey
tng originated OUlthiu 10 miles of Park Rou, NesU York.
Today 90 per cent Of Aencan Ad0otfsfng from the
Chicago terYItory

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advertising hundreds of different COM
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other good media.
We are fortunate in being located In
Chicago, because here the Western
Spirit Is fully in evidence. And here
we are more closely In touch with every
part of the country than we would be in
any other city in the United States.
The center of population is within 100
miles of Chicago and it is thus the
logical-the actual center of publicity.
We are ready to focus the Spirit of The
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One of our representatives is in your
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We are issuing a series Of small books (cioth
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03

THE development of commercial
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natural result of the development
Of western Advertising commercial
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The Western Spirit-Aggressiveness--
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We are willing to take our share of
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Our business has grown because we
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Fortunately our volume of business
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
Mrs. Ward Returns

Mrs. Ward Returns
Mrs. Lucy Banning Bradbury Ward
has returned from an extended Euro
pean trip.
Refugees Association Meets
The San Francisco Refugees associ-
alton met Friday night at 517 Broad
way and adopted constitution and
elected officers. Plans are being made
for ball to be given October 3.
Liquor Seller Arrested
Gus Bogglana, proprietor of a grocery
and liquor store in San Fernando
street, was arrested yesterday charged
with violating the Sunday liquor or
dinance. Patrolmen Cooper and Hen
derson, who made the arrest, claimed
the man was selling liquor without the
necessary bona fide lunch. Boggiana
gave $50 bail for his appearance In
court this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03

The Herald will pay $40 in. cash 20
anyone furnishing evidence that VIII
lead to the arrest and conviction of any
person caught stealing copies of The
Herald from the premises OF our pa
irons. THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the ex-
hlbit of California products at the
Chamber of Commerce building, on
streets where free information will be
given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-03
Every woman covets Q
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after marriage. The bearing
of children is often destructive
to the mothers shapeliness.
All of this can be avoided.