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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CHICAGO DEFEATS NEW YORK
By Associated Press

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Chicago de-
feated New York in the second game
of the series here. Hogg was hit hard
in the first inning and was replaced
by Newton, who was also hit hard at
opportune times. The visitors went
wild in the eighth inning. Clarkson,
New York's third pitcher, gave two
bases on balls and with a trio of
errors and a double by Owen, Chi
cago made four runs. Elberfeld was
reinstated today. Moriarity, one of
New York's players, fought with a
spectator, but was quickly subdued by
the police. Score:
Chicago s. hits s, errors 2.
New York l, hits 6, errors 8.
Batteries-Owen and Sullivan; Hogg,
Newton, Clarkson and Kleinow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
JACK o'BRIEN SLIPS AWAY
Is Probably Avoiding Husky American
Boxers Who Would Take
Him On
Snecia1 to The Herald.

special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Aug t1.--Jack o'Brien
suddenly set sail for England without
saying anything in advance as to his
Intentions. II Is understood that
O'Brien goes to England to fight Jack
Palmer. the alleged heavyweight
champion Of Britain, who was once
sparring assistant for O'Brien, and
who would be the easiest sort of a
mark for the American.
After he gets through with Palmer,
O'Brien will go to Australia and gather
in some more easy money by beating
Bill Squires, the alleged heavyweight
champion of that country.
1t is hinted that O'Brien's sudden
departure was due to the fact that he
would. had he remained here, been
compelled to met Berger again. or else
Tommy Burns, whom he regards as
very unpleasant opponents. BY the
time he gets back to America he hopes
there Will be some new heavyweights
who are more tractable.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
MAY SUTTON sAILs FoR HONE
By AssOciated Press.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 11.-Miss May
sutton OF Pasadena Cal. the American
tennis expert, sailed for New York to-
day on the steamship Cedric.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Beach Property
Government Lands

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
0LD-TIME MINISTERS
ARE GUESTS AT PARTY

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. 27.-Remarkable
In some respects was the party given
last night at the home of Rev. and
Mrs Lewis Curtis, d. D., at which all
the guests were superannuated Metho-
dist ministers and their wives.
They had most pleasant and mem
orable gathering. After luncheon had
been served Rev. ]. N. Marsh offered
prayer and Rev. C, W. Bonner sang
sweetly the old Scotch hymn, Il Am
Far Away From Home" Reminis-
cences of the backwoods church days
and the old time camp meetings and
circuit ridings were then fondly gone
over once again
Among the list of guests were Rev.
j. N. Marsh, member of the East Maine
conference and licensed in 1854; Rev.
c. w. Bonner of the Southern Illinois
conference, licensed in 1865; Rev. /. w.
Vanderwater of the New York confer
ence, licensed in 1857; Rev. /. b. Kill
borne of the Northwest Iowa confer
ence, licensed i'm 1919; Rev. A. G. Fair
field of the Oregon conference, licensed
in 1861; Rev. S. Gates Of the North Ne
braska conference, licensed in 1851; Rev.
F. w. Johnson OF the Southern Califor-
mia conference, licensed in 1869; Rev.
T. w. Lincoln of the Southern Califor-
mia conference. licensed in 1873. DR..
Curtis, the host, was licensed to preach
by the Rock River, ILL.,, conference in
1870.
Many of those present are Civil War
veterans.
"Iotel del Coronado" leads.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
BITS OF GOSSIP
FROM PASADENA
Special to The Herald.

| PASADENA, Oct 27.--The mass
meeting held in the Y. M. c. A. last
night in the interest of the health
camp for INDECENT tuberculosis suffer-
ers proved a great success, over 300
people attending, and many of the
most prominent physicians and preach-
ers of the city spoke at the meeting
Over $50 former residents of Ohio
attended the Buckeye society meeting
at c.. A. r. hall last evening. The
meeting was one of the largest in the
history of the local organization. The
program last evening was purely in
formal.
There is trouble in the ranks of the
laborites over a resolution which some
of the members of the central labor
council tried last week to put through
the council indorSing the Socialist
ticket. But a few of the unions were
represented and the resolution was
only prevented of enactment because
one of the laborites changed his vote
against, to one in favor so that he
could move to reconsider later. Now
fthe mill mems union has adopted a
resolution censuring its representa-
tive in the central labor council for
favoring the Socialists.
w. e. Teegarden of Linda Vista has
just received word that his father has
been killed at Marion, Ind. The telc-
gram conveying the news does not
state in what manner the elder Tee
garden was killed. The son left this
evening for Marion.
Senator George H. Barker announces
this afternoon that he has purchased
of Mrs. Margaret Stewart for $4,000
the property known as the old Mer-
win place on Buena Vista drive. There
are six acres in the property and it
is probable that Senator Barker, who
recently sold his Grand avenue house
to Dr. r. Schiffmann, may build on
his new possession.
1t is announced this evening that
the members of the choir of All Saints
Episcopal church will present Gilbert
and Sullivan's comic opera, THE Mi
kado," at the Lowe opera house within
the next few weeks. Tom Karl the
famous tenor, formerly of the Boston,
ians, will take charge of drilling the
amateurs.
The men of the Lincoln avenue
Methodist Episcopal church have
launched a new church organization
with a membership from the start of
over one hundred. This is a branch
of the st. Paul brotherhood. w. H.
Holland has been named as temporary
| chairman with G. II. Yearian as tenn
porary secretary. The organization
Will be made permanent in the near
future.
Harry Myers announces this evening
that he will resign his place as man
ager of the Pasadena baseball team
Sunday afternoon at meeting of tho
club. He says that the management
takes up too much of his time but it
is believed that there Is another reason
back of the whole matter.
Only 81 to San Diego and back Good
returning until November 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
BAND LEADER BREAKS RIBS
Albert Shaw Falls TWO Stories from
House Upon Which He Was Work.
ing and Is Badly Injured

Special TO The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. 27--Albert Shaw
leader and one of the principal pro-
moters of the Pasadena band, fell this
morning from the second story of a
house upon which he was working and
broke two ribs besides otherwise in
juring himself. The accident took place
upon the residence of DR.. Bolton on
Elevado drive, now in process of con-
struction.
Mr.. Shaw was assisting In putting
up the heavy railing along the second
story when something gave way and
he was thrown to the ground. He
tsruck across a mortar bed frame and
was only partly conscious when picked
up.
This evening the band leader is re-
ported as resting easily at his home at
1S0 South Oakland avenue. II is now
believed that no serious internal in
juries will develop, as was feared
earlier i'm the day.
In spite of the absence of the leader
the Pasadena band will give it's usual
concert tomorrow afternoon I'm Central
park. III. G. Kugn will lead the band.
Visit Hotel del Coronado now.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
JUNIORS GIVE
rIIIIalU nlnnfln
fUNNI GlfGUS
HAVE ALL THE BEST FEATURES
OF BARNUMs
Parade Through Business Streets IN
Morning, Show Afternoon and
Nisht--Affair Is Social and
Financial Success
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, oct. 27.-The high
school Juniors we're '1t' today. their
big circus being one of the most sue
cessful events Of the sort ever at
tempted here. The strong points of
Barnum's. Ringing Bros. sells 4
Porepaw's and the other great shows
were seized upon and made the most
Oh. From 10.30 this morning, when the
parade left the high school grounds
until tonight when the last stunt was
finished under the enormous tent. the
AFFAIR was great.
Inc parade this morning included two
raIlus' one from the Majestic skating
TIN af ana one clown aggregation; "gi-
raffes, "elephants' and other animals
TOO odd to be familiar to the ordinary
reader; a bunch of real-thing clowns,
Wilu-looking cowboys and fair ecues-
trlennes and line of prettily decorated
automobile floats.
A. M. Goodhue's auto, a vision of
pink, was the peanut fioat"; w. M. Var
ney machine, arrayed in white. was
tne vehicle of the ice cream girls: p. T..
Hatch's auto, a dream in blue. carried
tne popcorn young ladies; j. p TIight's
tourist was dressed up in red in honor
Of the pink lemonade girls; w. L.
Porterfield's electric machine, in red
and white, was taking Candy float:
the colonial danes float" drawn by
mounted horses, was the last of this
division
AT the school grounds, dotted with
many smaller tents in addition to the
large canvas the side shows and
managerie were well patronized this
afternoon In the latter could be seen
the beheaded woman, Bluebeard's
wives, the living skeleton and many
other strange sights.
AT O'Clock all who took part in the
parade appeared in the hippodrome
or sold refreshments around the ring of
spectators The queens Of the sawdust
ring did fine turns, and the clowns and
acrobats furnished their quota of fun
The principal program took place to-
night at o'clock. 1t consisted of drills
by the girls of the booths and by the
clowns, a minuet, orchestral selections,
solos, duets and sextettes, burlesque
and farces The last number was a
selection from "Fantana," sung by ten
juniors.
The success of the undertaking. was
due largely to the leadership of Miss
Moody, the juniors teacher. About
eighty young folks took part in the
show and all showed the results of
careful and patient drilling.
Hotel del Coronado" leads.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
FANATIC MAKES
SCENE IN CHURCH
HOLY ROLLER SCANDALIZES
SWELL CONGREGATION
Pasadena Pastor Finally Calls Upon
orsanist to Drown Out Womsn's
Talk and the Organ Is
Victorious
Pasadena Agency,
l6M East Colorado Street.
Telephone Main 752.


PASADENA, oct. 27.--Confronted in
his own pulpit was Rector Mccormick
of the fashionable All Saints Episco-
pal church at the midweek evening
service, and the affair developed into
one of the most sensational i'm the
church history of Pasadena. DR.. Nc
Cormack had just finished preaching
when suddenly a woman later identi-
fed as a member of the Holy Rollers,
so-called, of Pasadena, got upon her
leet, and In loud voice took issue with
the preacher.
To say that there was sensation in
the fashionable assemblage is putting
the case all too mildly The Holy Roller
produced a Bible and began to read
aloud therefrom to the congregat tion,
while Rector Mccormack stood behind
his pulpit not knowing what to do
such 81 scene never before had con-
fronted an Episcopal clergyman In
Pasadena, and there was therefore no
precedent to follow.
1t was obviously impossible for the
rector to interrupt the woman while
she was reading the Bible without both
creating a scene and showing disregard
for the holy writ. For this reason
the rector stood with folded hands while
the fanatic read on in a loud voice
After a time the woman concluded and
then commenced to argue about what
she had read and what Mr.. Mccormack
had preached.
The scandalized congregation sat
open-m outhed, not knowing what tc
do, and even the rector was partly
paralyzed by the affair for time
However, Mr.. Mccormack finally re-
covered, and then he demanded of the
woman that she cease. The Holy Roller
paid as much attention to his request as
though he had said nothing.
Five or six times the rector ordered
her to stop, and as many times she kept
on without noticing his command
Finally, seeing that nothing else could
be done, Rector Mccormack turned tc
Organist Tarbox and ordered him tc
play a voluntary upon the organ.
Mr.. Tarbox responded to this request
with a will, and, with the loud stops on
he had no difficulty in drowning out the
strident tones of the fanatic who was
nterrupting the evening services. After
time she appreciated that the contest
with the machine-operated organ was
useless and she took her vocal appara-
tus and herself from the church, fairly
conquered by the great organ.
The members of the congregation con-
sidered the affair so scandalouS that
hardly a word of the incident has beer
breathed about in the exclusive circles
from which the congregation of AL
Saints Episcopal church is recruited.
San Diego and back $. Good return
ing until November 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
INTERESTING NOTES
FROM LONG BEACH
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct 27.-Plans have
been approved for the main building
to be erected in the flats by the Soft
Water Laundry company, the contract
has been let and the construction will
begin soon. The building is to be
completed in less than two months.
1t will measure 19Sx75 feet.
The Los Angeles Dock & Terminal
company's office is in receipt of a
communication from President Craig
of the Craig Shipbuilding company,
stating that he will be in this city
November 10 to find what has been
done with his proposal to locate his
shipbuilding plant here, provided he
is given forty acres as a site. Craig
is said to favor Long Beach as a To-
cation. Nothing definite has been
done here in the matter.
1t is rumored that company has
been organized with a capital of $500,00O
to erect a mammoth warehouse cover
ing an acre of ground along one of
the channels in the inner harbor, the
establishment to be operated in con-
junction with a large jobbing firm of
Los Angeles. BY the erection of this
warehouse the company, it is said,
will save thousands of dollars annu-
ally in labor and freight charges.
While sliding down a home made
toboggan Ben Mace, 10 years old, of
Tile avenue ran a splinter four inches
long in his right thigh. The flesh had
to be laid open the entire length of the
piece of wood in order to remove it.
Henry Williams, the old man who
was reported to the police in a sick
and starving condition yesterday in
a rooming house at Fifth street and
Pine avenue. was taken to Los Angeles
this afternoon, where his sanity will
be tested. Williams claims he has
$50, 900 worth of property in Chicago.
He recently ran away from the Sol
diers' home.
The boxing pavilion which Tommy
Burns will use during his training
here for, the fight with O'Brien was
built today in front Of the oath house,
Capt. Ames Fries of the u. S. en-.
gineers will hold a public hearing next
Wednesday afternoon on the project
of the Wilmington Dock company to
dredge a channel at Wilmington. The
hearing Will be held in Fries office
in Los Angeles.
Visit Hotel del Coronado now.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
NORTH SIDE BANKERS
WIN SECOND GAME

PASADENA, oct. 27.--This afternoon
the Northside bankers made it one all
In the local baseball series by winning
with a score of 10 TO from the South
side money changers. All the North
side players were from the First Ma
tional bank and the Pasadena Savings
and Trust company. The Southside
team was composed OF employees of the
Pasadena National and San Gabriel
Valley banks.
The Northsiders got in the lead al
the start with four runs i'm the first
inning. They were practically never
headed from then on. Macdonnell
pitched and Pickerell caught for the
visitors, while Heydenreich pitched and
Miller caught for the Southside bank
ers.
The third and deciding game will
probably be played two weeks from TO-
day.
San Diego and back M Good return
ing until November lb
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
REC EC0RD.3REiKlNG SCORE
MADE At BASKETBALL
snecinf 10 The Herald.

Special 10 The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. 27.-What is gener-
ally regarded as the greatest number
of baskets ever thrown In a basket
ball game in Southern California lifted
the first game of the interschool league
series I'm Pasadena this afternoon out
from the ranks OF the ordinary. In all
the two teams tossed SO points In two
short halves.
The game was between the Pasadena
and Hollywood high schools and the
Pasadena team won in hollow style by
a score of 70 to Is. The game was far
too onesided TO be interesting, save
as an indication of what marVelously
strong team the Pasadena high school
will have this year.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
WOMAN FALLS IN
BED OF MORTAR

PASADENA, oct 27.-While Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Storm of Sierra Madre
were riding in their auto runabout
past the site for the new Braly build
ing the machine collided with the edge
OF a mortar bed and Mrs. storm was
thrown out She struck In the lime and
was slightly burned before she was
able TO extricate herself.
The woman was not burned sufh-
ciently TO necessitate calling for doc
tor.
Only 81 to San Diego and back. Good
returning until November Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
S0UABBLE OVER RUNNING
OF MINIATURE RAILROAD
LESSEE AND KINNEY COMPANY
COMPANY QUARREL
Man Who Leases Privilege Refuses to
Continue Operations During Win
ter Season, and Takes Piece Of
Machinery to Prevents Operation
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, Oct. 27.-When several
weeks ago John J. Colt, lessee of the
miniature railroad, figured out that to
operate the road through the winter
would mean financial loss to him, he
notified the Abbot Kinney company,
he says, that he intended storing away
all the rolling stock until times were
better, and that he would discontinue
the car service after Sunday, October
IA.
Accordingly Oh that date Mr.. Colt,
having heard nothing from Mr.. Kin
ney, ran the stock into the car shops
and, locking the door. put the keys in
his pocket and departed for San Fran
cisco. The following week the road
was out of commission until Sunday,
when the Kinney company decided that
Lessee Colts decision in the matter
should be overruled, and an engineer
was engaged to operate the road. When
this took place someone telegraphed to
Colt at San Francisco, telling him what
had happened, with the result that the
irate lessee couldn't get back quickly
enough.
He arrived at Venice last night, and
after assuring himself that the road
had actually been operated while he
was away, he removed the gear valves
llolu biC tWO lOCOiHOtlNeS dllQ LUX
them to Los Angeles. 1t so happens
that a gear valve" is such an impor-
tant adjunct to an engine that a loco
motive is absolutely of no use without
one. This action on the part of Colt
was brought to the attention of the
Kinney company officials this morning
on being discovered, and it is said il
will result in suit being brought against
Colt. Colt, on the other hand, asserts
that he has $2500 money in the road and
$4,000 labor. He says he wants to get
out and that. the road don't resume
until settlement has been made with
him.
San Diego and back 81 Good return
ing until November Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
ADOPT MEMORIAL
OF DIRECTORATE
snecial 10 The Herald.

LONG BEACH. Oct. 27.--At a special
meeting of the city trustees this morn
ing a memorial submitted by the direct
ors of the Los Angeles Dock and Ter
minal company asking the war depart
ment to remove the Salt Lake bridge
across the Cerritos slough was adopted
The document will be forwarded to
Captain Amos Fries and will be part
of the data which he will forward to
the war department after the public
hearing on the matter which he will
hold next Tuesday in his office in Los
Angeles.
San Diego and back 81 now.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
WHEEL PASSES OVER HEAD
AND INJURIES YOUNG MAN
Special to The Herald.

ppNNIdI 70 TIV TIT uFN' :
PASADENA, Oct. 27.-Ross Baldwin
of S14 East Orange Grove avenue was
run into. and run over this afternoon
on Fair Oaks avenue, near Colorado
street. wheel of the buggy passing
over his head. Two OF the lads teeth
were knocked out and his face was
very badly cut, especially about the
mouth. The lad. who is only IA years
Of age. was riding upon his bicycle at
the time of the collision.
only A to San Diego and back. Good
returning until November 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
NEWS OF ENGAGEMENT
BRINGS SOCIETY FLUTTER
Special TO The Herald.

PASADENA, oct. 27.-Something
very nearly akin to social sensation
was created this evening when IL leaked
out that Miss Anne Goodwin. daughter
of John E. Goodwin Of Nashville, Tenn,
and a resident OF Pasadena, is engaged
to Mr.. Julius Nissen, son OF George II.
Nissen Of the Nissen Engineering COM
pany of Los Angeles
Young Mr. Nissen Is himself an en-
gineer of no mean repute. while Miss
Goodwin Is one of those charming girls
of the old south. Both the young peo-
pie have wide circles Of friends In Pas
adena. II is probable that the wedding
will take place early IN the new year.
Hotel del Coronado leads.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28

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