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sunday. lll5; Dr. Sllverman, The Need and the
Means Of Promoting Religious culture" Al vel
come.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
MUST PROTECT THE CROSSING
South Pasadena City Fathers Re-
solved to Get Saving Devices
From Santa Fe
Special to The Herald.

special 10 Inc f1eTdlu.
PASADENA, Aug. 26.-City Attorney
J. z. Carson of South Pasadena has
been investigating during the past week
the legal aspect of street car and rail-
road crossings and will report his con
clusions to the trustees at their next
meeting.
He was directed by the trustees dur
ing the past week to look into the plac-
ing of gates or electric alarm bells by
the Santa Fe Railway company at
needed crossings or the taking of other
precautions to avoid accident and loss
of life at these crossings.
Within the past ten days there have
been several close calls at the crossing
on Mission and Meridian streets. by
ISLANDERS shuddering at the nearness OF
wrecks like that at Oneonta some time
ago.
The trustees say that something must
be done and at once to avoid the repe-
tition Of this disaster.
A fagman at this crossing is favored
by many and it is expected that this
and the other methods mentioned will
be brought before the Santa Fe people
without delay.
City Attorney Carson Is also expected
to confer with the Pacific Electric peo-
pie as to better street car service with
Pasadena. These two matters are be-
ing discussed on South Pasadena streets
almost to the exclusion of all else these
days.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
DENIES ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
Took Ether by Mlstake-Is
Released
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, Aug. 26.--Vincente Cas-
tro, the Mexican who was believed to
have attempted suicide in this city
Monday forenoon, has completely re-
covered from the effects of drinking
two ounces of ether and has gone back
to his own dear Mexico.
Constable Harley Newell took the
man to the county hospital Monday
evening, his recovery being slow and
there being no conveniences at his
boarding house for a dangerously sick
person. At the county hospital he
slowly regained his health.
Friday Constable Newell presented
the man in department two of the
superior court for trial as to his sanity.
Castro asserted that he must have
taken an overdose of ether accidentally,
as he certainly had no intention of
committing suicide, that he was ac-
customed to the use of ether to ease
pain and that he could not understand
why anyone should suspect him of
seriously talking Of taking his own
life With this explanation the court
was fain to be satisfied and Castro
was released.
He returned to this city only long
enough to secure his few belongings
and then left for neighborhoods less
suspicious of a mans careless use of
poisonous mixtures.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
PRAY FOR A YACHT; GETS IT
Holy ehosters only Ask Money to Re-
pair Old One, but New ~
Boat Comes

LISBON FALLS, Me-, Aug. 26.-The
prayers offered by the disciples of the
Rev. F. w. Sanford, head Of the Holy
Ghost and Us society, to raise money
with which to repair the damages re-
Gently done to his yacht the Coronet,
have achieved more than expected.
Word has been received at Shiloh
from New York that Sanford has
bought a new yacht which Is much
larger and more costly than the Coro-
net, which had been his pride. The
name Of the yacht and the exact
amount paid are not known.
Ever since the Coronet ran on the
rocks and was disabled at South Free
port the prayers of the disciples have
been almost continuous and long fasts
have been imposed.
Sanford has lately received a large
sum Of money. Strange as it may
seem every time he Is In straits for
cash the cash is forthcoming from some
source or other. AT the time the Coro-
net was disabled Sanford was ready
to start on another cruise to Palestine,
and 1t is understood that he was in
such haste to reach the Holy Land that
he could not wait for this yacht to
be repaired, and SO he bought new
one
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
DRAW[ LEADS TO
SHOOTING AFERAY
PASADENA FUeITVEs SOUGHT
BY POLICE
Dispute Has a Bloody EndInu-hlllls
Has a Bullet In Hls Leg and His
AssalIants Run for Their
Lives
Pasadena Agency,
i6jb East Colorado Street
Telephone Main 752.

PASADENA, Aug. ga shooting at
fray occurred at 1880 o'clock tonight
in an alley Just off west Union street,
resulting In a severe wound In the leg
of one of the brawlers, G. F. Kills.
Hills appears to have been sitting in
an old wagon just up the alley In ques-
ton with Thomas Hawkins and James
Hawkins, brothers.
All three men were drinking appor-
emily, when some dispute came UP,
participated In by Tom Hawkins and
Hills.
Just what was the quarrel or how
the shooting began cannot be learned,
there being no witnesses other than the
three men. Tom Hawkins. 1t seems.
suddenly drew a 32-caliber revolver and
fired at Hills at close range.
Then the Two Hawkins WORTHLESS
took to their frightened heels and ran
as for their lives.
Patrolman Schultz and others heard
the shot and picked UP the injured
man, carrying him to his room nearby
in the Star boarding house.
DR.. A. D. S. Mccoy was sent for and
found, on examination, fearful wound
on Hills left leg near the hip. He
probed for and finally removed the
bullet. Hills however. was in no con-
dition either to feel the pain or to tell
coherently how he received his wound.
The officers at once began searching
for the fleeing Hawkins brothers and
expect to capture them.
Had there been room at the Pasadena
hospital for his accommodation. Hills
would probably have been placed there
as his room Is not well arranged 70.
his care and treatment. There being
rn xxyn ri ot ha ST n
tion, he cannot be cared for there,
either
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
GOLDEN RULES FOR
THE AUT0M0BILISTS
HAVE BEEN FRAMED

Golden rules for the automobilists
have been found which may be fol-
lowed to more or -ess advantage dur
ing the busy, month of touring.
Drive slowly:
Through towns and villages or any
crowded traffic.
When approaching cross roads or
turning corners.
When passing schools, cottages or
churches
Or dusty or muddy roads when pass
ing cyclists or pedestrians.
When entering a main road from a
side road.
When you see an aged or drunken
man on the road.
When passing cars, sheep, dogs. etc.
on the road.
Stop:
When an accident of any kind hap
pens, whether your fault or not. Rem
der all assistance in your power, and,
as safeguard against future proceed
ings ascertain the names of a few wit
nesses of the affair.
When you see any likelihood of a
horse making fool of himself If nee
essary do this even before the driver of
the animal holds up warning hand
or even begins to swear at you.
Always remember:
That other road users may do the
wrong thing at the unexpected mo-
ment, 1. e., a nervous driver may pull
the wrong rein, or a pedestrian hesi-
tate and try several courses before
finally choosing the worst one of
them all.
1t Is your business, not the other
mans, TO avoid danger.
The road Is free for all and owned
by none.
Therefore be courteous and consid-
crate, and always drive Ike a gentle
man,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
FAREWELL AFTER
HALF CENTURY
VETERAN MINISTER RETlRES
AT LONG BEACH
Sees Congregation Increase From
Twenty-Five TO t5o In Alsmitos
churoh-WIn pedloste EdI-
flee Next Sunday
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Aug. 2e.--After fifty
years OF ministerial service which were
marked with success, Rev. M. II.
Plumb, who for three years had been
pastor of the Alamltos Methodist
church, preached his farewell sermon
this morning.
While the members Of his congrega-
tlon are sorry to see him leave the
pulpit they feel that his rest is well
deserved.
Rev. Mr.. Plumb's success in Long
Beach has been an epitome of his
work as minister of the gospel. When
he assumed tie pastorate of the Ala
initos church the congregation num-
bered few more than twenty-five. Now
there are $50 members and the Sunday
school roll contains more than 200
names,
He has also striven to aid in the
establishment of a church edi1ce, and
on next Sunday will assist In the dedi-
cation Of the new church building.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
TWO ARE INJURED
TWO UNSCATHED
TROLLEY AND AUTO COLLIDE
IN SANTA ANA
Victim, Who Operated chue Wagon,
Says Motorman Did Not Sound
a Warning Gong--MaehIne
Is Wrecked
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SANTA ANA, Aug 26-Mr. and Mrs.
N. McCombs are at the hospital for
treatment Of injuries received late this
afternoon In collision between their
automobile and an electric car.
Mr.. McCombs and wife were accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Jerr.e
McCombs. and Miss Agnes Smelling,
who is here from Grand Rapids, Mich,
upon visit.
The automobile party was driving
north on Pacific avenue and was turn
ing into Fourth street when the car and
machine came into collision. The ma
chine was wrecked completely.
Mr.. McCombs' left foot was badly
crushed and the knee injured.
Mrs McCombs sustained scalp
wounds and sustained internal injuries
The girls escaped without scratch.
The injured man says the motorman
sounded no warning bell.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
RENDER LONGPRE'S
ANTHEM TO LIBERTY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Aug. 26.-Marco Ves-
sella's arrangement of Paul de Long
pres Anthem to Liberty" was en-
Enthusiastically received this afternoon
by an unusually large Sunday after
noon audience. The selection was rem
dered just after the intermission, and
the audience plainly showed that they
had come expecting to hear something
fine Just at this time.
Mr.. de Longpre expressed himself as
being highly delighted with the ar
rangement and congratulated Vessella
warmly upon his successful efforts.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27

by the others attack and the hardship
Of the unexpected occurrence. The colt
came back to weight with the marks
OF Onandasa's teeth on his neck and
as Barber went up into the judge'a
stand and claimed a foul" he showed
the officials the impression Of the man
caters ivories on his leg.
But under the construction OF the
rules on fouls" there was no redress
for Sachem and Berber's claim that
Onandaga should be disqualified was
not allowed. Pierre Lorillard also made
a vigorous protest to no avail, and the
race and wagers were awarded to the
savage brute, who, failing to outrun
his opponent successfully, disabled him
and his jockey until he (Onandaga) had
secured a winning lead.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
ENFORCE INTERVIEW
WITH POLICE JUDGE
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Aug. 2e.-Patrolrnan
Odell arrested II. Suyada and Frank
Syada, Mexicans, early this morning
and landed them in the lookup.
The men we're intent upon shooting
up the town, although in their ignor-
ance OF the rules Of the game were
attempting the pleasant task without
the aid Of shooting irons.
They had the vocal artillery, how
ever, and knew how to use It.
officer Longley, during the night,
gathered In one G. w. Sharpless, who
carried q quart bottle of whisky In his
coat pocket and was laborIng diigent-
" to transfer the contents to HIS al
ready saturated body.
All three men raised the necessary
money ball this afternoon and we're re-
leased
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
FOWL BADLY INJURIES MAN
Blow In Side From Flying Turkey
Makes Operation Necessary.
Shock Kills Bird
special to The fIerald.

Special to The Herald.
MoNTROSE, Pa, Aug. 26.-willian
B. Stephens of Bridgewater Is critically
i'll and will be obliged to submit to an
operation for injuries caused by a tur-
key. He was driving up the hill near
the Edwin Sprout place, where some
turkeys were feeding by the roadside
His dog charged the flock, and they
flew.
One weighing twelve pounds came
sailing straight In his direction and
struck him in the side, The force OF
the blow killed the turkey outright
Stephens. suffering much, was taken
into Sprouts house and after a time
recovered sufficiently to be taken home
His side was sore, but he thought he
was getting better. until large swell
ing appeared and he Is nowfn serious
condition from internal injuries. and ii
Is said that an operation will be neces-
sary to save his life
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
SURGERY SAVES A CHICKEN
Big Plymouth Rock Hen Is overfed
and Her Crop Has to Be
Emptled
Special to The Herald.

Special 70 the HerhIu.
PoTTsTOWN, Pa. Aug. ga big
Plymouth Rock hen, the pride of her
owner. william Davis, had to go under
the hands Of an amateur surgeon in
the person OF the Third ward, who
had been asked to prescribe for the
ailing chicken.
Biddy had overfed, and her crop was
so checked with grass corn, bugs and
other poultry delicacies that il could
not pass into her grinding mill" or
gizzard.
Magistrate Neiman cut open her crop,
removed the contents and then sewed
the opening together An hour after
ward she laid an egg and is eating
again, but less gluttonously.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
GOOD TEMPLARS IN SESSION
Delegates to Quarterly Conferences OF
Lodges Have Picnic Luneh-
con on Beach

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 26.-Eighty-
five delegates were in attendance at
Hull's hall at the quarterly session oil
the district lodge of Los Angeles and
Orange counties of the Independent Or
der of Good Templars.
Hiram Smith, district chief Templar
reported that twelve lodges in the dis
trict have a membership of 100 and two
new lodges have been recently insti-
tuted. At noon time the delegates en-
joyed luncheon served picnic fashion
on the beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27
A WARNING AGAINST THE DEALER
WHO SUBSTITUTES

A dealer in large city told our Adver-
tising Manager that he was the "arch sub
stitutor" and proud of it.
"Why" said he, people don't know
what they want. When they ask for JAP-A-
LAC, tell them it's no good, that have
something better. If they insist on JAP-A-
LAC, / show them the contents of an old can
of JAP-A-LAe have had open for years, and
from which the pure turpentine has been al
lowed to evaporate. Then have no diff
Guilty"
Fine dealer, that fellow. Would you
trade with him, sif you knew who he isf
We think not.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-27

If you contemplate building a
home, insist on having GLIDDEN's
GREEN LABEL vARNIsHEs used.
They are the standard of quality.
Descriptive price list mailed on
application.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-02
ADDS ten YEARS TO Age
TO PLEASE AGED WOOER
Gray-Haifed Woman Confesses to
s. When Spouse-to-Be Tnes
to Make Self Younger.

OAKLAND, Aug. when Rose
Soll1nan learned this morning that her
prospective. husband, Benjamin Beck.
would confess 10 only 81 years she cut
ten years OF the age she had given
ana declared that she had seen only
Gfty-hve summers.
3. The couple appeared early this morn
ing before Cupid Wuthe and when the
latter Inquired their ages the woman
said she was 65 years old.
How old are your" asked Wuthe Of
Beck
. "5gst Ca" was the reply.
way. Ben" exclaimed Miss Soil
man. you're IS If you are a day I
put my age up so you'd not feel the
difference, but now I'll give my correct
age. I'm 55 years old"
And the license was issued to Benia-
min Beck. aged So years, and Rose Soil
man. aged 55, both Of Oakland They
said they bad been friends for years
and when the woman lost everything
IN the san Francisco fire Beck asked
her 10 become his wife. His proposal
was accepted and they will be married
tomorrow. Before leaving the Hall Of
Records they gave Clerk Wuthe an in
Vftation TO the wedding
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-02
PROSECUTION ARRANGES
PROOFS In JONES CASE
Pictures of Scene of Murder
and Diagram Of House Are
Prepared for Trial.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

REDWOOD CITY, August THE
prosecution, headed by District Attor-
ney ]. j. Bullock. is taking active steps
to insure the conviction of G. W. c.
Jones, who is accused of having
killed woman at the Linden Ho-
tel in South San Francisco last
month. Sheriff Mansfield of San Mateo
County journeyed TO the scene of the
tragedy this morning, accompanied by
the official photographer. G. L. Fonda,
to make pictures of the outer ap-
proaches to the hotel. William Gilbert,
the County Surveyor, has prepared
diagram of the interior of the building.
No photographs will be taken OF the in
terror. as the rooms are small. The
sketch and pictures will be for the edi-
fication of the jury.
The party will make a special point
of obtaining a good view OF the side
of the building upon which Jones room
was situated An enlarged picture Of
the roof is desired, as Chris Hansen.
who was engaged In repairing the
damage done TO the roof by a falling
chimney, is one of the most important
State witnesses. He declares he was
directly above the room In which the
murder was committed and heard the
screams of the victim. Jones is taking
matters coolly in the County Jail The
trial will begin before Judge c. H.
Buck of the Superior Court next Tues
day morning.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-02
"FRESH|ES" GUIDE
IS PUBLISHED.
Y. M. C. A. Handbook
for First Year Stanford
Students Now Ready
DEMAND is LARGE

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, August /.
The first relief for the "freshies.' in
the form of a handbook Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, has been
run off of the press and now awaits the
run of green students. This little pam
phlet, published annually, is prepared
for the special edification OF the en-
trants from the back counties and IN.
terror II contains numerous pieces OF
advice to the uututored who is willing
to learn. Bits of information let drop
in the form of cruinbs of knowledge
from the board OF the upper class edi-
tor help the freshman to determine the
status of his new acquaintances- Tnis
is primitive in principle and is common
knowledge with the mischievous soPns.
What to do and what not TO do wnen
on the quad" is dilated in the columns
of advice How TO register and where
to pay your fees are explained In oe-
tail.
This book will be more in demand
this year than formerly as the ornclal
directory of the university has Deen
destroyed and will not appear to guide
the entrants along the narrow paths
of registration and campus life.
H. C. Green. a member of the junior
class, has edited the publication this
year.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-02
Wife MUST mend KUBBY'S
CLOTHING, SAYS A JUDGE
Divorce Give to Husband Who
Asked in Vain for Proyerbial
Stitch in Time.

OAKLAND, Aug. 1.-Superior Judge
Waste decided today that for a wife
to tell her husband that she did not
love him and to refuse to mend his
clothing or to live in Portland were
sufficient causes for divorce and he
granted final decree to Aaron Schultz,
theatrical man, from Rachael Schultz.
Cruelty was the ground on which the
husband secured the decree, but to the
wife was awarded the custody of their
minor child, Hortense. The father was
given permission to visit the child be-
tween 10 a. m. and p. m. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Sundays and 1t was
agreed that the little one should not
be taken from the State without the
consent of both parents. The couple
were married in New York in l901.@The
husband testified that his wife often
said Il don't love you any more and
1 don't take enough interest In you to
mend your clothes" And 1 needed
mending." he added.
William d. Allen has sued Lizzie E..
Allen and Mary Williams has sued
John Douglas Williams for divorce on
the ground of desertion. The Williams
couple were married at Truckee ten
years ago. The Aliens were also mar
ried in 1896.
Lillian V. Doutney. who is suing
Charles P. Doutney for divorce, has
applied for commission to take the
testimony of A. F. Jenkins who is in
Honolulu. Doutney Is said to be in
Australia.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-02
ORDERS CLEANING
Of STREETS.
Mayor Mott of Oakland
Moves Against Pub
lie Service Companies
DEMANDS ACTION

OAKLAND, Aug. /. Clean the
streets and sidewalks" orders Mayor
K. Mott. OF the public service corpo-
rations that rip up pavements and
highways and then fail to make proper
restoration he demanded instant ac-
ton. His Honor declared today that
not another trench shall be dug nor
telephone pole set nor conduit laid
until the work of restoring the streets
to decent state is done.
This to the telephone companies,
which have been doing an enormous
amount of underground and overhead
work of late
And to other street using corpora
tions that are lax and negligent the
Mayor served the same notice today.
The chief executive was thoroughly
aroused. He directed the Police De-
partment to get busy all along the
line. And that it should not be a case
of fish for one and flesh for another
the Mayor directed the police to order
all citizens to clear away weeds and
unsightly stuff In front of their prop
erty Furthermore the Street Depart
ment must see to 1t that the public
street cleaning shall be properly done
Clean cities make healthful cities"
commented the Mayor. 1--WE want not
only cleanliness in our administra-
ton, but Cleanliness physically. And
l see no reason why one is not quite
as essential as the other to the peoples
well being. Anyway 1 will guarantee
that all of the municipal powers will
be exerted to remedy the conditions
into which we seem to have fallen since
the fire"
This is why the folks at the City
Hall are bestirring themselves today.