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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
MINNES0TANS ENJOY OUTING
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD April A.-This city
was in gala attire today in honor of all
Minnesotans visiting or living in Soutr
ern California. Prospect avenue was
decorated with bunting and flags and
large flags hung from the wires above
the middle of the street. This morning
reception was rendered the visitors
of Hotel Bonnie Briar. After the re-
ception carriages and autos were placed
at their disposal and they were shown
around the city.
1t had been planned to have lunch
and some exercises at the corner of
Cahuenga and Wilcox avenues and
elaborate preparations had been made.
Just at noon, however, it started to
rain and the guests were taken to
Wilcox hall. where lunch was served.
After lunch addresses were made by
Ex-Governor John l.. Beveridge, Colonel
j. j. Steadman and E. w. Taylor of
Hollywood and by Colonel Hill of Min
neapolis and Attorney Whitmore of
Hastings, MINI. c. II. Fowler sang and
Nichols orchestra furnished instru-
mental music. About 300 visitors were
present.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
SAN PETR0 TO HAVE
FREE MAIL DELIVERY
Capt. J. H. Daily Arrives With Two
Sea Lions Which Are to Be
Shipped East-Pretty Animals Re-
fuse to Eat
Srccfal 10 The Herald.

Srccial 10 The Herald. .
SAN PEDRO, April 4.-San Pedro is
at last to have free mail delivery. The
law requires that at least $4,000 worth
of business shall be done in all post
Offices a year before a request for such
service can be granted
The business at the San Pedro office
for the year ending April l, 1906,
amounted to $1O2O9, so that the city is
now entitled to free delivery. Post
master Bautzer has already made ap-
rlication and has secured the promise
of Postmaster Flint of Los Angeles to
intercede for him and help the matter
along.
Capt. J. w. Daily Of Santa Barbara
arrived this morning from Santa Cruz
island with two beautiful sea lions
which he captured recently. He has
sold them to Pittsburg, Pa, parties.
The lions weigh d little in ecess of
100 pounds each and are very pretty.
They were captured eight days ago
and since then have taken no food.
The captain says they can go four or
five weeks without food He states
that last year he captured and sold for
eastern delivery forty-eight seals and
sea lions and has sold twenty so far
this year.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
SKYSCRAPER is
PLANNED FOR LONG BEACH
JoTHAM BlxBY WILL ERECT FIVE.
STORY BLOCK
Theater Is the Latest Project-Fori
Worth Man in an Alleged Bogus
Bill Conspiracy Released on
Bond
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, April 4.-Jotham
Bixby has decided to erect a six-story
block at First street and Pacific ave-
nue.. This is the fifth skyscraper
planned for Long Beach. The two bank
buildings are now in course of con-
struction. F. G. Butler has plans for
an eight-story building on Ocean Park
avenue; f. A. Parker has plans for a
siX-story building at the corner of Sea-
side boulevard and the Cedar avenue
bluff and now comes Mr.. BiXby's an
nouncement.
e. w. Mccoy is perfecting plans for
the erection of a $4,000 theater on the
beach. The lot has been purchased at
a cost of $4,000.
Because he tried the same game
twice with excellent success upon the
second attempt, disaster has followed
close upon the heels of Paul McAlster
and today he was arrested by Deputy
Constable Folsom on a charge of pass
ing a bogus bill.
Sunday, March %. a young man who
has since been identified as McAlister
by witnesses to the transaction, entered
the store of G.. b. Dudderar and in pay
ment for a quarters worth of candy
rendered a $40 bill. The bill was re-
fused and the young man took 1t back,
passing out quarter. He then left
the store and went to the auditorium
where he offered the same bill in pay
ment for two tickets to the concert.
Upon receiving $3.50 in change he hur-
ried away and a few moments later,
Mrs. Folsom, who had been selling the
tickets, discovered that she had been
duped. The bill was the result of two
bank bills of the state of Georgia OF
the year of 1856, pasted together.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
HOLLYWOOD IN THR0ES
OF TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN
SHALL LIQUOR BE SOLD IN HO-
TEL? is AN ISSUE
Methodist Is RaIIying Point for ProhI-
itionists-Business Men Interested
Because of Questions Involved.
Excitement Running High

Hollywood is now in the throes of as
lively temperance campaign as that
which broke over Los Angeles about a
year ago.
The town holds a municipal election
next week and elects new trustees.
These are pledged to vote on the
matter of licensing liquor sales at the
Hotel Hollywood as the people desire,
and propositions covering the hotel, the
drug stores and the groceries are on the
official ballot.
The whole town is violently opposed
to anything like saloons, but many wish
the hotel to have the right to sell
liquor with meals to bona fide guests,
and the drug and grocery stores to sell
it to familt IS in original packages, and
this is the issue in the campaign.
SO far the attempts to arouse public
sentiment have all been made by those
violently against any sales of liquor
whatever.
The Methodist church is the rallying
point for the prohibitionists, and meet
ings are held there every night.
Chapman, the anti-saloon leader here,
is the head and front of the fight in
Hollywood also, and he is "whooping
it up" in great style every night.
Placards are posted about town, but
tons declaiming against saloons and
the like are numerous.
AS was the case here, the prohibitions
lists are beclouding the issue, claiming
that this is the opening of the way for
saloons. This is denied by the other
side, whose position against saloons is
just as strong as can be. They, how
ever have so far made a stillhunt
canvass and have held no meetings,
posted no placards and have interfered
IL, wit tha roTphihitinT ~ ~
paign.
However, the sentiment Of the busi-
ness men is strongly in favor of the
licenses as outlined, and they are
quietly exerting pressure along that
line.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
JUST PLAIN FOOD FOR
THE CITY JAIL INMATES
STACK o. HoTS CUT OFF OCEAN
PARK MENU
Midway spieIer Who cIashed With
Police Is Doused With Water by
Men-Head Walters Romance in
Trip East
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, April 4.-Woe-to the
city's guests. Just plain grub is to be
their portion in the future, likewise the
city Jail No more Vermont maple
syrup on the morning stack o hots,
never again pie with the monday meal
and farewell forever the nuts and small
black that has chased down the even
ing repast. 1t all came about last
night when Chief of Police Lang asked
the board of trustees to 20. K" a little
bill of his against the city, in which
reimbursement for prisoners fare was
asked at the ratio of twenty-five cents
per meal per prisoner. The council
balked perceptibly at the chiefs fig
Ures, but made good on his promise not
to exceed a fifteen-cent limit in the
future.
The Crescent Boy club, a political
organization, will hold a meeting and
smoker probably before the election Of
April 8, at the Venice garage next Fri
day evening.
A. w. Niendorf, a midway spieer
who has figured in several recent tits
with the local police, was doused with
buckets of water in the hands of sew
eral young men, said to be members
of the volunteer fire department. short
ly after he had butted into distlrb-
ance that the police We're called to
uuell on the midway late last night.
Niendorf then attempted to pummel
Deputy H. Jones and after a rough
and tumble mixup was placed under
arrest, but later brought influence to
bear that resulted in his release. Con-
siderable bad feeling is manifest on
both sides and further developments
are expected.
James Ferris, head waiter at the
ship hotel, left today for Salt Lake
City, where, it is said, he will wed
wealthy young woman whom he met
recently while pursuing his vocation
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05

to a point where the postoffice depart
ment will be officially asked to give
due and urgent consideration to the
matter. At last nights session of the
city council a set of resolutions which
it is thought will have the desired
effect were offered by Trustee w. 5.
Vawter and unanimously adopted. the
gist of which is embodied in the follow
ing paragraph:
THAT the clerk of this board send
an affidavit to the fourth assistant
postmaster general, setting forth that
the city census of April, 1905, showed
population of 1908 people; that the gross
revenue of the postoffice was $1O,351.34;
that there are forty miles of cement
sidewalks and two miles of paved
streets within the corporate city; that
the houses are properly numbered and
names of streets posted and that the
streets are properly lighted"
The body of Patrick D. Harmeet, the
boatman who lost his life in the wreck
of the launch Willie at Sycamore
canyon last Saturday, was recovered
today near Sacquez beach.
A site in the corporation yards at the
corner of Tenth street and Colorado
avenue has been chosen for the pro-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
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posed garbage incinerator. City Trus-
tees Goetz and Steele, together with
representatives of the contracting
builders, decided on the above selection
after carefully considering all available
locations.
F. X. Ruez, an old soldier, left today
for the Pasteur institute, Chicago,
where he will undergo treatment for
the prevention of hydroprobia. Ruez
who has been an inmate of the Sol
diers' home, was bitten several days
ago on the wrist by dog that has
since shown symptoms of having
rabies.
Current Events will be the subject
of a lecture before the Woman's club
tomorrow by Mrs. Leu Chapin of Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05

NOW. His left arm was caught under
him and broken A few months ago
somewhat similar accident had
caused the disabling of the right arm,
and it is still stiff and almost useless.
With both arms thus disabled and no
one within calling distance the man
found it a difficult task to climb from
the deep manger and then down from
the NOW and to the house. He sue
ceeded finally and the family sent for
help. The man is resting quietly this
evening but will long remember the
painful experience.
Crown City Notes
Dean George Hodges lectures at All
Saints church at p. m. tomorrow,
taking his topic from the duties and
responsibilities of the Lenten season.
Owing to the illness of President
Millspaugh of the State Normal school,
the meeting of the Pacific Manual
Teachers association set for Saturday
has been postponed for two weeks.
Electors who desire to have vote
on the projected bond issue on May 3
must register their names by April Z,
so as to get on the great register now
being prepared.
Because of the union revival SER
vices now going on in the city churches
the Y. NJ. c. a. has decided to suspend
all banquets and other social func-
tions until after Easter and the close
of the meetings.
Because of the inclemency of the
weather the meeting of the Second
Ward Improvement association sched-
uled for last night was postponed for
one week. An interesting literary and
social program has been arranged.
Adolphus Busch and family VIII
leave Pasadena Saturday, presumably
for their trip back to st. Louis and
their summer home, The family has
made their stay in the Crown CITY
somewhat shorter than was expected,
but it has still been longer than in
former years.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
SOLDIER DIES AT SAWTELLE
Henry w. Parker, Veteran of the
Civil War, Answers Final
Summons
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, April 4.-The
death rate is very small, only one death
occurring during the week, that Of
Henry w. Parker, late of company D,
Thirty-third Wisconsin infantry.
Colonel Tom Derry of the famous
Barstow cavalry regiment in the '60s,
now has charge of the dining hall as
lieutenant, and Grattan e. Poague, who
was the Democratic candidate for the
legislature last year, is his assistant.
Rain enough is the saying now, as
Chief Engineer Dobbings reports over
seventeen inches.
Chaplain Wilson is pleased because
the completion of his parsonage. He
will go to Chicago for three weeks and
will return with his family. Pastor
johnson of the First Methodist church
of Sawtelle will preach for him in the
chapel during his absence.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
A Painful Accident

J. A. Mergenthaler a prominent
North Pasadena business man, met
with a painful accident last night by
which he suffered a fracture of his left
arm. Mergenthaler was in his barn
feeding his horse by throwing hay
from the NOW. He made a misstep
and tumbled headformost into the deep
S'langer extending down from the hay
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
SANTA MONICA MOVES
FOR FREE DELIVERY
POSTAL STATEMENT WARRANTS
CITIZENS TO ASK
Resolution by Council Urges Washng-
ton to Act-Boatman Harmeets
Body Is Recovered-Site Chosen
for Garbage Incinerator
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, April 4.-Postmas-
ter Summerlands encouraging state
ment for the fiscal year ending March
81, and particularly for the last quar-
ter of that period, was all that was
needed to again set in motion the ma
Chinery that has at regular intervals
for more than a year stirred up and
created more or less agitation on the
question of free delivery system.
Now, however, the issue has passed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05

Twas suffering greatly from a cancer
ous ulcer on my left breast, which had
charge very offensive matter. II
knew the trouble was hereditary az an
only sister, my mother and two OF her
isfied I would have gone the sameway|
but for 8. s. s., which cured me.
Bolton, Mo. MRS. j. CASSELL.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
ChamberInin's Cough Remedy Favor

1--WE prefer Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to any other for our Children"
says Mr. L. j. Woodbury. of Twining,
Mich at has also done the work for
us in hard colds and Group. and we
take pleasure in recommending it," For
sale by All Druggists.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

edge gained this year vii break ali previous records.
 Miss Sadie'Shoek is teaching very successful school at Pilgrim Rest. 4 literary society was organized at that place Friday night.
 Prof. Clark and wife have moved to Zion where the former has been em- ployed to teach term of school.
 There has been nothing sald about the grub worm and saSsafras for a long time. The chief article of dis cussion among the loafers Saturday was cyclones. One fellow said a horse was blown from one pasture to another. crossing two barbed wire fences and when the storm had sub- sided he was grazing, nicely without receiving a single scratch. Another said be saw some shingles soft enough to be crushed with the fingers blown through both sides of freight car. Another fellow said during the same storm tbere was a pair of window curtains blown through an oak tree two feet in diameter. Last but not least one sald three days after a vil- lage had been destroyed oY cyclone he found an eight day clock in the fork of a majestic oak still running It all sounds mighty windy to me.
 FRISCO
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
MACEDONIA.
[Left over last week

August l3-The general health of the community is good.
 Hugh Garrett has gone 10 Colorado.
 Mrs. John Morris has returned from visit to Muscogee, l. T.
 Judge Humphreys was on our streets Saturday.
 Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Presley Of Kansas, are visiting their parents Nil. and Mrs. Wolf of this place.
 Misses Gertie Copenning and Alta Smyer of Whitener passed through Saturday enroute to springdale.
 lion. $. A. Williams opened school at Habberton Monday.
 In reply to Maggie's inquiry about Miss Sarah Henson we will say that she is resident of this place and has many friends here She taught the most successful select school we have had for years. If you attend the re union nere Sept. and s, you will meet several Wheeler people
 The Macedonia public school which is being taught by Miss Retha Kyle is progressing nicely. There Is good attendance and we hope the knowl.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

nickels worth all tie apples grown here this fall and winter and only buy two or three apples for nickel. People eat apples in Texas with zest that means something. Retail men always pay from four to five dollars barrel for apples in Texas. Don't Worry can't remember ever sec ing but one barrel of apples sell as low as three dollars II all his thirty odd years in Texas and he bought 1t and he had never done so when he opened it for the ap- ples wouldn't have made good culls at OUT dry houses here. People eat apples in Texas on the streets as we'll as at home from early fall til late spring and there Is the place to sell them for good figures.
 DON'T WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
MILLERSVILLE.
Left over last week

Aug. 29.-StilI cloudy ana threaten ing rain.
 Mr. Catt of this place, last 2 good milk COW a few days ago, also a horse and two dogs some time asa Cause unknown
 Il. Myrlck and wife visited at J R. Wright,s of Spring Valley Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Louis Dickson, of this place, received word today from her daagh- ter at Johnson that she was very sick of typhoid fever and she has gone there to nurse her.
 Rev. Robert Vanzant, of White River near Heads Ford, held prayer meeting at Ross Sanders last sunday night.
 Maddox and daughter are helping the iaeai dryers at spfingdaEe. The people ot Friendship ale giving the charcn coat of paint thls week. Loa4s Wilson, of Monitor. has paF- chased the cull apples on the Chaudion place and VIII proceed 10 gather and dry the same.
 M4pDOy
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
EAST SPRINGDALE.

Aug. 27-Warren Harris went down to Winslow Friday to at tend the Advent Convention, re- turning Sunday.
 D. A. Thompson, who was over from Whitener last week, reports fine crops in his eommun- ity.
 The church house at Friend ship has been recently painted, and papered, which gives it a most inviting appearance, and reflects credit upon those who assisted in this work.
 A number of loads of apples were brought in last week, from the vicinity of Springdale, Gunter Bragg of near that place reports a sale of apples from six trees, which brought about S35.
 W. D. Dial and NJ. |. Henson, who teach at Heads Ford and Sonora respectively, visited home folks Saturday.
 The school at Fishbaek will begin Monday Sept. 5rd. All, who are interested in the school are requested to be present on the morning. \ community IS just what its representative citizen ship desires 1t to be, So come out and manifest your interest in the school.
 We are glad to note the interest The News is taking in education- affairs and think t should have the hearty support Of not only every teacher in the county, but every friend to education.
 '. B. T.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

Prof Tyler, Of Amherst college. said recently. A man can live comfort aslY without brains; no man ever existed without digestive system. The dyspeptic has neither faith. hope nor charity. Day by day people realize the importance If caring for their digestion: reallze the need of the use Of q GUtie corrective after oyereating. A corrective like K0dol For Dyspepsia. It digestS what you eat. Sold by II. <. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
Cured HsyEsver and Summer Cold.

A. J. Nusbaum, Batesville, Indiana. writes: Last year l suffered for three months with a summer cold so dis dressing that it interfered with my business. had many of the symp- toms of hay fever. and doctors pre- scriptIon did not reach my case. and 1 took several medicines which seemed only to aggravate my case. Fortunate lY I insisted on having Foley's Honey and Tar and itquiokly cured me. My wife has since used Foley $ Honey and Tar with the same success. Nelson X SearcY.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
Stomach Troubles and Constipation.

No one can hope for good digestion when the bowels are constipated. MT. Chas. Baldwin. of Edwardsyille, H., says; T suffered from chronic constipation and stomach troubles for several years but thanks to Chamber lain s Stomach and Liver Tablets. am almost cured. Why not get d package of these tablets and stay well2 Price p cents. Samples free. For sale by H. A. Daily and al drug giStS.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

You pick up paper nearly every day and read that some man or woman in A~ apparently perfect health has 0)SA died suddenly al a banquet, on
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

Don't drag along with dull, bii- duus. heavy teeiiuL You need pil' Use DaWt;t's Lft'e Early RiserS, the famous little pills. bn not Sicken or gripe but results are sure. .Sold by Ii. \. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

Friends should not be chosen to fiat ter. The quality we prize is that recti- tude which will shrink from no truth Intfmacies which increase vanities de- stroy friendshir-Channing.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

Aug. 27-Warreu Harris went down to Winslow Friday to at tend the Advent Convention, re- +,,r,,;,o Gurdav
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
Bad Break.

Joe-Jack's new wife won't speak to me. Tom-Why not: Joel got con- fused at the wedding and rendered him my sympathy instead of congratuia- tions
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
Wasbinston County.
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

August 27-Now let us have q correspondent from North and West Springdale and with the editor III the middle We certainly can keep things moving like merry go round.
 We'll It rains and rains but why say anything about itE Every body knows it wouldn't be any news to no body.
 Don't you forget it, there is corn making for all there Is in 1t. Found stalk with eight ears on It this morning.
 As the editor was off all the past week fishing We naturally expect d big fish story this week.
 Haven't learned whether any of our people who went of visit ing two weeks ago have returned yet or not, We have been kept busy between showers picking up apples and getting them to the dry house.
 Will Trowbridge has moved to town to make his home for the present.
 We don't know that we can "splain'' any more 'splicitly' Mully. The question was asked Us, and as many cemeteries as we have looked over III our life we couldn't remember having seen a preachers grave, so we wanted to see how many were Ill onr condition Is why We asked the question. We didn't know but that God treated them as he did Moses, whose grave can not be found to this day, but Tecum- sch says that he knows of two in the cemetery at Elm Springs.
 We'll boys and girls how dc you like the picture? None of you have said a word about 1t. Don't Worry has had one al home for a week or two, and every once in while he takes a look at 1t to see how you all are getting along. He IS very proud of the picture and thinks the artist did exceed ingly well to make so fine q one. How could he help 1t though when he had such fine material to work upon. Everybody praises it, and somebody thinks Mully .'just splendid and somebody said Don't Worry was-well we won't tell If Mully VIII quit blush ing so and promise 10 be good.
 Thanks, Aunt Sarah and "U. No. both for the informa- ton you both gave me recently through The News. am keep ing such in little book for future reference.
 The road workers have been doing some good work on the road south of town. They com menced work at the corporation line and are now between Mr. Sweeny's and Ed Brattons.
 Don't Worry has entered con- test for a premium which will no doubt tax his literary ability somewhat, vel he hopes to be able to knock the persjmmaa.
 J. k. Randall and wife called on ]. A. Farley anu family Sun day afternoon. While at Mr. Farley's AIr. Randall stepped over and chatted Don't Worry for a few minutes.
 Why not the apple growers of the county send two men to Texas one to Dallas and the other 10 Houston, and rent a big ware house at each place and ship their apples to them. Let them take orders for apples from all points in Texas and Louisiana. Let Dallas and Houston be distribut- ing points. Texas and Louisiana can't be beat as apple markets. Texas would eat by dime and
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

Consider the ways of the popular chaderon. She hath ears that hear hot and eyes that absolutely refuse t0 behold anything.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
Has Stood the Test 25 Years

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