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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
GAS FATAL TO
I'll. F. STAFFORD
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original ideas of a gravity sewer from
Los Angeles to the sea.
For years Mr.. Stafford dreamed over
what was to be his great achievement.
He recognized that the growing needs
of Los Angeles must soon be met by
something of the kind. There was but
one solution. Night after night when
the clerks had left his office for their
homes Mr.. Stafford labored over the de-
tails of his monstrous pet. He took it
to bed with him for the few hours he
slept and dreamed over it. In every
waking moment it was ever before his
eyes.
The time came when the people of
Los Angeles voted that Mr.. Stafford's S
idea was the right one and voted bonds
to carry it to a successful completion.
He was a happy man that day. After
the awarding of the contract there was
little for Mr.. Stafford to do. A deputy
could follow out the chiefs plans as
well as the man who made them, but
nevertheless there was scarcely a day
when Mr.. Stafford was no. near the big
bore.
Although still young in years, Mr..
Stafford accomplished what many en-
gineeers much older never so much as
attempted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
BELIEVE THEY WERE THIEVES
Crown City Street Will Look for a
Second Visit With
Loaded Guns
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, Aug. 3.-Two men how
cred around the houses on South Euclid
avenue near the Colorado street corner
last night for several hours in man
ner which kept sleep from the neigh
borhood, their actions making people
sure that burglary was intended.
At o'clock this morning they en-
deavored to effect an entrance at the
new Overland club house. Jim, the col
ored steward, heard the noise and slip
ped down stairs only to see the men
run across the street and behind the
house opposite. The steward watched
for while and then went to bed.
The men apparently endeavored to
enter the house opposite the Overland
club, but were likewise frightened away
only to reappear at another place and
repeat the same suspicious antics.
Finally they visited the Overland
club house again. Neither of the mell
could be recognized by those who saw
them and when anyone approached
they quickly faded away.
Should the men attempt the same
proceeding again tonight they are likely
to get a load of shot from some of the
Euclid citizens who do not enjoy the
presence of such characters.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
STRIKE CAUSES
COMMERCE Loss
SAN PEDRO HARB0R LUMBER
RECEIPTS LESS
Passenger Gain for July Is Eight Thou
sand Higher Than for Previous
Month-Month' Tonnage
4s,s90

Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, Aug. 3-Following is
the report of business done at this port
for the month of July, 1906. according
to the collector of customs:
Inward - Lumber, 15,954,000 feet;
shingles, 1,230,OOO; shocks, 5s tons
laths, S2S,OOO; piles, 1856; poles, 1858;
ties 2SOO; cement, foreign, 2O.s5O bar
rels; CATTLE 642: sheep, 1856; slaves, &c
tons; empty beer kegs, 20 tons; oils
and paints, 23 tons; oil meal, 40 tons;
wheat, $50 tons; merchandise, S52
tons; passengers, 1872.
Outward-Asphalt, 5S4 tons; mer-
chandise, 947 tons; passengers, 1896.
Vessels-Steamers, n; schooners, 90;
barkentines, 8; ships, Il bark Ger
house tender, 1.
Net tonnage-Steam, 27723; sail, 10,
976. Total, A. 500.
Seamen-Sail, 251; steam, 1877. Total,
1928.
The report shows a large falling off
in the receipts of lumber and other
goods of like nature from the north.
In the number of passengers to ar
rive and depart from here there is an
excess over the previous month of
about S000
There are two reasons why there is
a large decrease in the receipts of lum-
Der here-one is because of the strike
of the sailors on steam schooners, 2S
less of them coming in July than May;
and another because of the great de-
mand for lumber in-San Francisco, the
shipments there being far in excess of
any previous month of any year.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
SUNSHADE BATTLES
DOG CATCHER'S WORK
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
LONG BEACH, Aug 3-While Officer
Vashcher, city dog catcher, sat in the
city marshaFs Office this morning a
woman came tripping down the stairs
leading from the library.
Following her was French poodle.
When she and her dog itarted up
Pacific avenue toward Third street
Vascher and his assistant started in
pursuit of the canine.
AS the dog catcher threw his net,
however. TIE young woman whirled in
a flash and interposed her pretty sun
shade between the snare and her pet.
Time after time Vascher attempted to
trap the pup, but each time the parasol
came into play, and an occasional jab
was made at the officer
A group of women on the steps of the
Alpha flats across the street applauded
the woman's efforts, and finally
Vascher gave up in disgust and re-
turned with his assistant to the city
hall.
The fair owner of the poodle gathered
him in her arms and went on her way,
INDUCING in a merry laugh at the ex-
perse of Mr.. Dog Catcher.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
CONTRACTORS DISPUTE BILL
Pasadena Builders Claim Exemption
From Regular City Charges
for Permit
special to Tho Heraio.

Special TO Tho Heralo.
PASADENA, Aug. S.-Ellsworth g.
Co, successful bidders for the contract
for the construction of the $4,000 Car
field school building, respectfully de-
cline to pay the $3.50 fee required by
the city building and plumbing in
spector for a building permit
The contractor on the new Washing
ton school building paid for his build
ing permit under protest.
The contractors say that as the board
of education is a virtual part of the
city government no building permit fee
should be charged on the four school
buildings now under process Of erec-
tion.
Inspector Shaver. backed by the as
sistant city attorney, asserts that,
while the board of education may have
some claim to being part Of the gov
ernmental machinery of the city, the
contractors who bid for and secured
the contracts for erecting the school
buildings are certainly not notice.
able part of the city government, and
must pay the fee or stop work.
The dispute is a curious one, but Is
not likely to cause much trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
SAN FRANCISCO
EARTHQUAKE

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
HIRSCH QUITS RACE
IN LONG BEACH
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. Aug. 3.-Local poll
tics took a surprising turn today when
Postmaster George Hirsh stated that
he would voluntarily withdraw from
the field as a candidate for reappoint-
ment to that position and that he and
his friends would line up Behind f. H.
Downs, the present mayor, for his sue
cessor.
The candidacy of Mayor Downs for
the position has been kept a close secret
Until the last few days. His friends
recognized Hirsch's politic--l strength
and desired to avoid a rupture in the
party to which both belong. At con-
ference held by friends of the two par
ties Hirsch declared that he would not
fighk a political friend for the post
mastership. There are rumors that
there may be one or two other candi-
dates in the field.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
BUSINESS MEMS TICKET
WINS AT SAN PEDRO
THEY WILL FRAME FREEHOLD
ERs' CHARTER
Election Results in the Defeat Of the
Direct Legislation Ticket by One
Hundred and Six Votes in a Total
of Eleven Hundred Votes Cast
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SAN PEDRO, Aug. BIN an election
held here today to elect fifteen men to
frame a freeholders' charter for the
city the Business Mems ticket was
chosen by a majority of 106 votes over
the Direct Legislation ticket.
Eleven hundred votes were polled.
Following is the successful ticket:
Edward Amar, o. C. Abbott, Henry
Baly, Andrew Goodwin, John e. Logan,
f. d. Foot, c. A. Lucas, j. A. Weldt,
j. H. Powers, r. ID. Sepuveda, John
Malgren, M. Duffy, w. H. Wickersham,
w. H. Savage, j. w. Walton.
The Direct Legislation ticket, which
was supported largely by the labor
unions was as follows:
Karl Stromsen, j. H. P. Phlsen, AM
brose Nicoli, u. w. Craig, Frank Nell
son, H. C. Downing, James T. Martin,
Herman Jacobson, Ben 7. Cross, James
A. Love, James L. Taylor, Robert Rails
ton, S. A. Cline, II. B. Pennoyer and II.
r. Stone.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
OREGON OFFICER is DELAYED
groves in Court Because
of I4abeas Corpus
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, Aug. S.-Frank Hart
groves, alias Stockwell, is still in the
city lookup awaiting the arrival of the
Oregon officer who desires to take him
back to stand trial for embezzlement.
The officer has been on the way for
several days and is expected to reach
Pasadena sometime tonight.
The habeas corpus proceedings insti-
tuted by Judge Rosster for the release
of Hartgroves from custody were by
consent on Thursday put over until to-
morrow forenoon, when the motion will
be heard by Judge Smith in the super
ior court
The young mans relatives in this city
are inclined to fight any and all efforts
to extradite and the presence of the
Salem, Oregon, officer tomorrow will
rather complicate the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
JUDGE SCORES BURGLAR
WHILE PASSING SENTENCE

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. S.-Louis
Ref today was sentenced to three
years in Folsom penitentiary for the
burglary of the home of G. w. Sinsa-
baugh in Cotton.
Ref claimed to be a San Francisco
refugee and worked on the sympathies
of the Sinsabaugh household until he
had gained their good will, then robbed
the house.
The court scored him severely in
passing sentence this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
EARLY MORNING FIRE
OCCURS IN SAN PEDRO

Special TO The Herald
SAN PEDRO, Aug. 3.-Three store
buildings owned by Luke Kelly and
William Dixon were damaged by fire
early this morning.
Loss to building, $780, Giochino Bev-
enetto lost his entire stock of fruit;
loss $500, insurance 5000; P. Anderson
bicycles, loss $500. no insurance.; p
Caillaud, dye works, loss $50, no insur-
ance.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
WILL VOTE ON
DRAIN DISTRICT
PASADENA WILL OBTAIN MUCH
PROTECTION
Property Owners East Of city Are
Called Upon to Vote for the Con-
structlon Of Extensive
Drains
Pasadena Agency,
iGik East Colorado Street.
Telephone Main 732.


PASADENA, Aug. 3.--The board of
supervisors has called a special election
for Monday, Aug. 13. at which the
propeety owners to the east and south
east Of Pasadena will express their Will
as to the formation of a San Pasqual
storm water district.
The election is the outcome Of the
agitation which has been going on in
this neighborhood ever since the bitter
experiences of the past winter when the
storm water from the mountains cut
wide swaths through the farms and
gardens of the east side, doing irrepar-
able injury to both public and private
property.
After much vexatious delay, occa-
stoned by the contemplated annexation
of a considerable portion of east side
territory to Pasadena and by Governor
Pardees legal holidays making it neces-
sary to postpone action for many
weeks the matter has again come to
a head.
James McAdam, who has been most
active in pushing the project, has now
been appointed by the board of super
visors one of the commissioners for the
district and urging a full and favorable
vote.
Mr.. McAdam explains that not more
than so cents tax on the $100 valuation
can be laid for the purpose of con-
structing the drain and calls upon the
people of Pasadena to lend their moral
support to the scheme, since under the
law as it now stands it is impossible
for the municipality to aid in putting
through the necessary drain.
A large portion of the Pasadena
storm waters enter the McCullonl
wash, and this is one of the trouble
some places in the new district The
San Pasqual district extends as far
east as the Santa Anita ranch of
Lucky" Baldwin and as far south as
the Ell Monte road and San Gabriel.
Crown City Notes
Attorney David T. Jones will address
the regular Y. M. c. A. afternoon meet
ing Sunday
Harry D. Rutan and G. M. Woodbury.
of this city have been appointed aides
on the staff of Division Commander
Letter of the Sons of Veterans,
There is a likelihood that the city
council will cut the city tax rate to SO
cents per 800 valuation, thus bringing
the city's rate for the first time in
many years under the maximum dollar
limit.
Humane officer McAney has been
looking for several days for Contractor
Al Harris but that gentleman does not
appear. Harris is wanted for alleged
cruelty to animals, but appears to be
too busy to appear in court.
Patrolman George Longley has re-
turned from a two weeks vacation
spent at Ocean Park and is acting as
desk sergeant during the vacation of
Officer Reynolds, who is spending his
vacation at Idyllwild with his friend,
Charles Green, who has number of
horses there for the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
BAPTISMAL SERVICES
TO BE HELD IN THE SEA
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. S.-About 15O
members of the Bethel Baptist church
of Los Angeles and delegations from
other churches of the same denomina-
tions will join in a baptismal service
to be held here next Tuesday in the
sea near the foot of Hollister avenue.
The early part of the day will be spent
in great song and praise service and
the baptismal will be held when the
tide is at it's lowest.
A dinner on the sands and special
music are among the arrangements.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
WET BATHING SUIT is STOLEN
1t Was Worn by Colonel Frank Law
ton and Ii Contains Much
Material
to The Herald.

VENICE, Aug. S.-The epidemic of
petty thieving which this season has
caused almost daily annoyance and con-
siderable loss to the local bath house
management and which, it is said, has
been felt by other bathing establish
ments on the beach, apparently reached
the limit last night when some one
stole wringing wet suit from the rear
of Col. Frank Lawton's home at % Dor
othy avenue.
The suit had been rented by the
colonel and it probably contained as
much material as any in the bay dis
trict.
A reward of $25 for information lead
ing to the apprehension of the thief has
been posted and special efforts are be-
ing made to trace the property.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
NEW FIRE APPARATUS
FOR WEST LONG BEACH
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH. Aug. 3,-When pur-
chase is made of the new apparatus for
the fire department. on which bids have
been asked by the trustees. the people
Of West Long Beach viii be given adj
ditional attention in fire protection.
The hose cart and hook and ladder
truck now owned by the city viii be
transferred 10 Terminal
The truck VIII be equipped with two
45-gallon chemical tanks.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
TERMINAL MERCHANTS
FILE DEMURRERS
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, Aug 3.-Four of the
Terminal Island merchants who were
arrested recently because they refused
to take out business licenses in this
city filed demurrers today in which
they set forth that Long Beach has no
right to demand such taxes from them
and that the city recorder ad no right
to issue warrants for their arrest.
Judge Hart will hear the arguments
on the demurrers a week from to-
morrow
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
Hank Open TOnirht

The ConsoIIdated Bank Of Los AM
geies,, 124 South Broadway in the
open tonight, as usual. TO accommodate
the public in general and its old pat
rOns. Four per cent interest paid on
savings deposits Ono dollar opens an
account The small depositor Is appre-
ciated Make your money earn 4 per
cent interest
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
TIE-TREATINe PLANT BURNS
Santa Fe Factory at 6ellemont, Arlz.,
Is Destroyed With a Loss
of $4,000
sneeIal ID The IIeraId.

Special 10 The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. 3.-Word
has been received here of the destruc-
tion by fire OF the Santa FEES tie treat
ing plant at BellemOnt Ariz. The loss
amounts to probably $4,000.
II was one of the largest tie treat
ing plants i'm the country. The Santa
Fe was one of the pioneers in treating
ties chemically TO insure longer service.
Reconstruction of the plant probably
will begin at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
Vote for $4,000 Bond Issue
By Associated Press.

BY ASSOcIdItu FTtSs.
SAN JOSE, Aug. 3.-The county cleo
tion held today for the purpose of Sc
curing bond issue of $500, 900 to repair
county buildings damaged by the earth
quake carried by decisive majority.
Gilroy and other southern precincts
voted against the proposal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Charles Hudson

Charles Hudson
By Associated Press
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Charles Hudson,
for thirty years chief clerk of the
American embassy here, died today.
Mr. Hudson served under eight min
isters and ambassadors. With the late
James Russell Lowell. particularly, he
was on terms of intimate friendship and
he leaves a set of Mr.. LowelPs books,
each inscribed ito my dear FRIEND" and
a most interesting collection of letters,
Mr.. Hudson and Mr.. Lowell having
kept up correspondence after the latter
left London.
Isaac D. George
BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Isaac D. George,
former president of the International
Typographical union, died yesterday at
the Presbyterian hospital after an i'll
ness of eight weeks. Mr.. George was
SO years old. He was elected first
president of the International Typo
graphical union at Albany, N. Y, in
1869. At the time of his death he was
president of the Old Time Printers as
ISOLATION.
Sir Sidney WaterIow
BY Associated Press
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Sir Sidney Hedley
Waterlow, who was lord mayor of
London in 1928, is dead. He was born
lin 1922.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-04
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its irregular circulation fails properly strengthen
body Then attacked
Malaria allowed remain the
weak the appetite digestion deanged the complexion grows
sow and the entire body feels the effects of the
removed from the system through the circulation and the medicine that
accomplish this S. Of
morbid matter but DESTROYS the
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