Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-24

Sol liAtiANH as t0eEe 10 WOIlN WlI0
IF a woman likes travelling there Is
no reason why she should not be just
as succc cssful as a man. The secret Of
successes in business life is concentra-
ton. Many women try TO scatter their
energies too much. In this respect they
should try to do as n man does When
a man gets through with his days
work he does not so home and put a
new band on his hat. lie does none Of
the things for himself which women
think they must do.
Women do not go into business Just
for the nero pleasure or adventure of
1t. They go into II because they are
forced into it, but q woman does not
need to lose one bit Of her vomanliness.
Some women seem to think that to be
businesslilke they must be mannlsh, but
being businessllko Is not a bit like be-
Ing mannish.
IF q woman Is modest in her bust
moss she will have nothing but courtesy
from the travelling men and the other
business men with whom she comes in
contact.
II have an office In San Francisco
and my mother helps me there. We
have our own little home, and when |
am not on the road / enjoy myself
there. Twice each year I have to go
to New York, and the rest Of the time
and i'm San Francisco.
9TH ere Is not so very much In my
work that might be interesting to all
outsider, but l would not change 1t for
anything"
A Jolly party of antomobilists who ar
rived at the Van Nuys hotel yesterday
morning from San Francisco includes
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Charles Green, Mrs.
Villa. II. Harry and Miss Lydia Glib
hons. Though tho entire trip from San
Francisco has been made i'm the ma
chine, the party arrived yesterday feel
ing a S fresh as when they started, and
they stopped only long enough for
breakfast and were off to Mount Lowe
for the day. They will pass the time
while i'm Southern California by visiting
tie various pleasure resorts.
Mr. Green is a member of the firm of
Varney e. Green, known throughout the
state as advertisers.
Jerry TuslSa, president of the U. J.
Tuska company, which is the only
American company of Wholesale i'm
porters of the fine arts from the Far
East, is at the Angelus. The company
has headquarters in New York, and
also has a house in San Francisco, but
Mr.. Tuska says that he has determined
Angeles hereafter, making headquar-
ters at house in the wholesale district
ON Los Angeles street.
THE Dallas steamship line should be
running directly to San Pedro by the
first of the new year, and that will rev.
olutionize the Oriental trade in South
ern California" said Mr.. Tuska.
THE Salt Lake railway is also advan-
ia ageous in sending goods to the in
terror, especially to Utah and Denver,
where there is a big demand for the
line we carry.
81 see no reason why a great deal of
the foreign trade now. carried on at San
Francisco should notScome to Los An
geles through the San Pedro harbor.'
Carl Clawson, prominent mining en-
gineer of Bisbee. Arizona, who has been
at the Hollenbeck for a. few days, was
the most unhappy man in all South
ern California last evening Mr..
Clawson and his daughter, who has
been here with him, started for Bis
bee yesterday. They got as far as the
depot, when they We're told their tick
cts had not been properly validated and
were sent back to Second street again
to have it done. They arrived at the
station second time, after a record
breaking drive between points, just in
time TO see the rear elld OF the train
disappearing from sight.
The things Mr.. Clawson had to say
about the railway company and the
system of validating, as he sat in the
hotel corridor last night will hardly
bear repeating. Somebody's ears must
have burned terribly.
X. w. Oesting, prominent insurance
ma of San Diego, and his wife are at
the Angelus.
Mrs. Chester Arthur, Chester A. Ar
thur jr. and a govern ess and maid ar
rived at the Van NuyS yesterday after
noon and will leave this morning for
Santa Barbara They have been trav-
cling in Europe.
Herman G.. Taber, president of the
Peoples Gas company of San Diego is
at the Augelus for a few days
Capt. George French and Capt. Rob
ert Dubbns, prominent officers in the
Salvation Army from the northern part
of the state, arrived at the Westminster
yesterday.
w. NJ. Grehnstoin. chief clerk of the
hotel at Arrowhead Springs, is at the
Angelus.
George w. Scott of Alameda and We'll
lin gton Gregg of San Francisco are two
prominent northern capitalists now at
lie Westminster.
Miss Sylvia Allott, cashier OF the Hol
lenbeck hotel has Just returned to her
old stand after jolly vacation.
A party of eastern men who are in
Los Angeles combining business and
pleasure, and registered at the Angelus,
is composed of John G. Omsley of Shar-
on. Ira II. Bassett of Cleveland, and
Geo. A. Baird of Chicago.
DIR. e. O, Campbell OF the st. Law
renee islands, Alaska. has arrived at
the Hollenbeck to spend the winter.
Mrs. o. NJ He'll and Miss Rose He'll
of El Paso, Texas, who have been visit
ing some of the beach resorts, returned
to the Angelus Yesterday.