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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
OLD SOLDIERS
WILL REUNITE
GENERAL PALMER INVITES THE
ANDERSON TROOP
WILL PAY RAILROAD FARE TO
COLORADO
Members of Famous Company Have
Met Around the FestaI Board
Annually Since the War
of Rebellion

His ill health is of too little conse-
j. Palmer of Colorado, to prevent the
annual reunion of the famous old An
derson troop Fifteenth Pennsylvania
volunteer cavalry. which he commanded
during a period of the Rebellion. Con-
sequently, six veterans living in and
near Los Angeles will leave for Colorado
Springs on August 16 to banquet with
their former chieftain.
They are C. M Brough, ]. z. Brown
and S. 7. Tyson, Los Angeles; DR.. Metz
gar, Santa Ana; Captain H. o. Tints-
man, Pasadena, and N. Messer Garvanza.
Daniel Scull, who died July 1 at Pasa-
dena. is the one veteran of this troop,
so far as known, who will be missed
since the last reunion.
When the Twentieth Pennsylvania was
organized at the outbreak of the war a
special effort was made to enlist men
of integrity and exceptional intelligence,
as their work was to be principally In
advance of the army as a scouting ex-
pedition. The Anderson troop remained
in the army of the Potomac until after
Antietam, and then was assigned to
Rosecrans on even more perilous duty.
Issues Generous Invitation
Since the war the survivors have met
annually around the banquet board, usu-
ally in Philadelphia, but as General
Palmer is unable to travel, owing to an
injury received in falling from horse
some time ago, he has invited the troop
to meet him this year at his own home.
A special train provided by the general
will carry the main body from Philadel-
phia to Colorado. But the old warrior
wants everybody to come, as indicated
in the following generous invitation, re-
ceived yesterday by C. M Brough: :
my Dear Sir: Captain Kirk has for
warded me your letter to him of June
15. or course 1 expect you with all other
surviving members of the old regiment
who may happen to live west of here
to join the reunion, which will begin
about the goth of August, as the main
body will leave Philadelphia on Au-
gust II.
"The reunion will be held at my house
at Glen Eyrie. five or six miles from
Colorado Springs. but the Colorado com
mittee, consisting of Major McAllister.
Messrs. Stout, Sloane and others will
communicate with you in due time and
send you either orders for transporter
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
NOTED LECTURER DISCUSSES
PSYCHOLOGICAL QUESTION
Sermons and Addresses Before Chau-
tauquans Draw Great Crowds
Srecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. July 2O.-An unusual subject
THE Psychological Significance of Souvenir
Stealing" will be discussed by Prof. ]. H.
loose before the current events class of the
Chautauqua assembly Monday morning.
Prof Hoose will attempt TO explain the
growth of this and its significance in
the general trend of things.
Bruce Gordon Kingsley, organist of St
Paurs, London, gave his lecture recital on
Parsifal'' in the Methodist church tonight.
This lecture recital has made Prof. Kingsley
famous from coast to coast, and was hugely
enjoyed by his audience tonight.
Tomorrow there will be union services. In
vitations have been issued by the various
ministers OF the city for those attending the
assembly to visit whatever church they wish
The Rev. David Beaton who is at the head
of the child study class will preach tomorrow
morning in Plymouth Congregational chapel
The various classes OF the assembly were well
attended today. feature of the morning was
a dissertation the subject OF Christian
Science by Dr. Charles D. Lockwood.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
BIG BREAKERS TEAR
AWAY PILING AT BEACH
Huge Combers Make Lifeboat Service
Difficult and Nearly Cause the
Death of Several
Bathers
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, July 2O-The unusually high
breakers which rolled in along the beach last
night tore away 100 feet of sheet piling from
each of the two jettes being built at the
mouth of the San Gabriel river by the Los
Angeles Dock ana Terminal company. The
sheet piling only recently put The
piling of the jetties were not harmed.
Manager c. j. Curtis of the Dock and Ter
minal company said this morning that he felt
much gratifed that the jetties, in their unfn-
ished condition, stood the severe test well
they did.
Throughout last night and all of today the
tide has been unusually high. Huge combers
have rolled in upon the beach in quick sue
cession.
Bathers in the surf have hugged the shore
closely. There were no accidents in the water
today, however. An attempt made to
keep the lifeboat out this morning, but part
of the time the breakers were so high that
the life savers in the station the beach
were unable to see the guard out in the boat.
Reporter Hero
Henry a. Frazier, a newspaper man who
lives on Heller avenue, rescued Los Angeles
woman and her three small children from a
dangerous tide riP off the foot of Hermosa
avenue last night. While on his way home
going along the bluff, Frazier the little
party bathing in the surf. Suddenly huge
breaker swept over them, throwing them off
their feet, and the undertow carried them sea-
ward.
One end of long rope he was carrying
Frazier tied around palm tree on the bluff
Ringing the othel end over the edge of the
cliff, he slid rapidly down. then rolled aud
jumped the rest of the way down the hill 10
the base of the hill. Plunging into the water,
he seized the three children and carried them
ahsore. The woman by this time had re-
gained her footing and reached the sand safely.
Several amusing incidents occurred this morn
ing and afternoon along the beach, when wom-
en- and children lying asleep or nearly so upon
the sand in places normally high and dry
we're completely immersed by tricky tides
which crept up about them
From until clock this afternoon the tides
grew to their highest and the beach was
thronged with sightseers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
LONG BEACH POLICE
RECEIVE MAFIA NOTICE
Peculiarly Worded Document May
Have Been Written as Joke
sreclal to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, July 2O.-A large rough
piece of wrapping paper bearing warning
sign badly done in black paint and signed
'Black Hand" found nailed upon the
door of the police station at the city hall early
this morning by Sergeant Fred Gutz when ne
went duty.
Two members of the Italian band were fine1
$40 each yesterday by Recorder Hart for peace
disturbance.
The effusion found on the door at head
quarters this morning refers to this incident
and the preceding arrests, made by Officer
Cason. The police believe that the threat was
put up by some joker.
The paper reads follows:
LONG BEACH. Police force. You who
make troubles in the Italian band had better
be careful Because the Malta or society
of the Vendetta of Italy belong not only in
Italy But has belong in this country also
The Malta was sworn to kill anyone who get
in road of one italian whose belong to ven
delta. In this town there is some Policeman
whose hate the Italian an has hurt the Italian
and arrest him. SO LOOK OUT BEWARE the
black hand whose never fail to kill his man
when he starts at all this time.
"BLACK HAND" p
In the lower left hand corner the sheet was
decorated with a picture of hand and in the
lever right hand corner a picture of skull and
crossbones.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
MANY LADS SUFFER
FROM BRokEU BONES

PASADENA, July 2O.-Jack Van Ros-
sen fell and broke his arm while playing
on Orange Grove avenue this morning.
This is the third time the little fellow
has suffered from a broken arm. He
is only 10 years old and his mother is
visiting in Holland this summer, while
the boy stays with his uncle here.
Charles Gibson of Lincoln avenue fell
from the incoming Switzer stage and
fractured a shoulder.
Henry Games, young boy of Arroyo
drive is confined with a broken leg,
caused by a horse falling on him as he
was riding near Orange Grove avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
SAN DIEGO LOSES BOAT
RUNNING TO LONG BEACH
Little Steamer Will Run to Redondo,
San Pedro or Catalina After
Repairs Have Been
Made
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, July 20.-The Nelson Navi-
cation company will discontinue its one-vessel
excursion line between this city and San
Diego.
The companys biggest boat the City Uf
Long Beach. which has made two trips each
week between Long Beach and the city down
the coast viii be taken off the run after its
trips next week and will go on the ways for
numerous changes
Later the boat will be run either between
this city, San Pedro and Redondo, or between
here and Catalina island. If the Redondo trip
Is put on efforts will be made to interest the
electric companies operating roads to Long
tion to run parlor cars to connect with the
boat.
The Catalina project is more remote
While the vessel is on the ways the dining
room and bar room will be made into parlors
and the galleries will be placed in the hold.
The carrying capacity will be increased, it is
said by these changes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
pisturhs the Peace

A. ]. Kehoe was arrested last night
in the Del Monte restaurant by Detec-
tive Home and booked at central po-
lice station on charge of disturbing
the peace On his way. to the station
Kehoe resisted, and in the struggle
Detective Home was heavily thrown
and a bone in his left ankle broken.
Despite his injury the officer landed
his prisoner in the Jail, but was COM
pelled to use rather strenuous meas
ures to do so.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Scenes ON the Beautiful Bay

ton or the necessary money with which
to purchase it, together with money for
other necessary expenses.
"A similar letter will be written to
all of the six boys you mention in your
note, and I sincerely trust all will be
able to come.
Hoping to see you in August, 1 am
yours very truly, VIM. j. PALMER"
General Palmer was the promoter and
original president of the Denver & Rio
Grande railway.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
LONG BEACH TO HONOR
MEMORY OF SIDNEY KENDALL
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. July 2O-Memorial services
for the late Rev. Sidney C. Kendall will be
held tomorrow afternoon in the auditorium
There will be several speeches and special
music.
In behalf of the city DR.. l.. A. Perce. pres
ident Of the chamber Of commerce, will speak
The Rev. Ralph B. Larlxin will voice the senti-
ments Of the ministerial brotherhood. while
the Rev. Charles Pease will speak as the pas
tor OF the church attended by Mr. Kendall
Springer will speak in behalf of the Y. M
c. A.
The Rev Wiley ]. Phillips, editor Of the
California Voice viii also speak, discussing
the work done by Mr.. Kendall along lines Of
reform. The W. C. T. U. will attend in a
body.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
LOS ANGELES KNIGHTS
BEATEN BY TWO POINTS
Company 80 of the Uniform Rank
Wins Cash Prize Contributed
by Merchants of
Venice
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE July 2O.-By scoring 4S6 points out
OF possible 800. Co. 80 of the uniform rank
of the Knights of Pythias defeated Co. 25 of
Los Angeles, its only opponent by 2 points in
the knights annual encampment competitive
drill held this afternoon at Camp Scarborough.
Capt c. G. Hutchins Capt M. c. Mohen
was in command of the Los Angeles knights.
The judge of the contest, Col. Shaffner bri-
gade officer, presented a prize of S75 con-
tributed by Venice merchants, to the company
carrying off the honors.
The encampment, which opened last Monday,
will come to close tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
VALLEY HUNT WILL HAVE
HOME ON ORANGE GROVE
specitl to The Herald.

Specitl to The Herald
PASADENA. July 20-Architects Myron
Hunt, e. c. Kent and Elmer Gray have
completed plans for magnificent new
home for the Valley Hunt club to cost
approximately s25.OOO The house will be
erected at the corner of Orange Grove
avenue and Palmetto drive on the lot
purchased last spring. Bids for construc-
tion and materials were received today.
The architecture of the club house will
be colonial with large porch columns.
The exterior is to be shingled and paint
ed gray with gray trimmings. Interior
finish is TO be in white cedar through
out with mahogany finish except in the
ball room, which is to be done in colonial
colors.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
YOUNG WOMAN DRIVER
THROWN FROM BUGGY

PASADENA July 9o.-Miss Lucy Col
Inns of 100 North Delacy street was thrown
from a buggy while driving on South
Broadway this morning. She was bad
ly bruised by the fall and was taken by
DR.. ]. C. Crane to the hospital. The
horse frightened at a Southern Pacific
freight train. Neither horse nor buggy
was injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
SCHOOL OFFICIALS
OPPOSE REDUCTION
Special to The Herald,

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, July 3o.-Superintendent
of City Schools A. l.. Hamilton and Sec
retary of the School -oard Davis protest
emphatically against the proposed lop-
ping off of $4,000 from the estimate of
school defenses for the ensuing year.
They desire that the council and the
people understand that if the cut is
made in the estimate it is done at the
expense of teachers salaries. And the
teachers are all expecting increased pay
since provision has alreaLy been made
for that If the funds hold out.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
j. w. WOOD
CLAIMS SALARY INCREASE
sneciaI to The Herald.

PASADENA July 2O-Receipts of the
Pasadena postoffice for the fiscal year
closing June 80 show an increase of 10
per cent over those of the previous year,
thus emitting Postmaster j. w. Wood
to an advance in salary. Total receipts
for the year were sSO694. Last year
there were twenty regular carriers and
twenty-one clerks. Now twenty-three
carriers and twenty-five clerks are re-
quired to handle the business.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
WOULD MAKE PERFUME
IN THE CROWN CITY
Special to The Herald.


PASADENA, July 20.-In a letter to the
Pasadena Board of Trade young man
OF Grasse, France, whose name Is with
held, says he wants to interest capital
in the location at Pasadena of factory
for the manufacture of perfumery He
states in his letter that he is 81 years
old married, the father of one child,
and that he thoroughly understands the
manipulation and the manufactu-e Oh the
different essences.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
LonoIey Horne is Burned

PASADENA, July 20.-Fire DESTROYED
the beautiful new bungalow OF Mrs. sara
j. Longley in South Pasadena on Rol-
lins avenue. near Fair Oaks, last night.
Mrs Longley and her son Charles, for
merly of Los Angeles, expected TO move
into the house in about ten days
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21

lively the most unique and enjoyable trolley ride
available in Southern California. Balboa Beach is
covered with beautiful and substantial seaside homes
owned by some of the most prominent people of
Los Angeles and adjacent cities A beautiful pavilion
overooks the bay Evergreen groves dot the beach,
forming attractive picnic grounds. Newport Bay s
commercial side of Balboa is intensely apparent at
glance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21

Although beautiful Balboa Beach has not been the
subject OF extensive newspaper Advertising through
the sheer merit of it's splendid unrivaed natural at
fractions it is rapidly assuming the proportions of
aestic seaside city. 1t is situated on beautiful
strip of treecovered land between the rolling
and the placid waters of magnificent Newport Bay.
1t is reached via the Huntington Beach-Newport
electric line. The trip from Los Angeles includes
twenty-mile ride along the very oceans edge-posl-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21

Everything you want YOU will nnd in
the classifle1 page. One cent q word
The Washington times., 1907-08-19
LOCAL OFFICIALS
GOING TO ERIE

The annual convention OF pOstmasters
OF first class cities which is to be held
at Erie, Pa. Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday OF this week. will be attended
by q number Of the principal officials of
the Postoftice Department
First Assistant Postmaster General
Hitchcock is expected 10 be in attend
ance. Second Assistant McCleary stated
this morning that he desired TO avail
himself OF the invitation to be present,
but would not be able 20 determine until
late in the afternoon whether he could
get away, as a number of important
matters had accumulated during his abb
sence abroad that were pressing for
consideration.
Third Assistant Lsawshe left for Erie
last night, while the Bureau of the
Fourth Assistant will be represented by
Richard Covert. chief Of the division OF
supplies, and William r. Spilman, chief
Of the division of rural delivery.
Other postal officials who will leave
today for Erie are John A. Holmes. secre-
tary TO the Postmaster General: William
p Cochran, purchasing agent for the
department, ana e. II. Thorp. super.n-
tendent city mall delivery
The Washington times., 1907-08-19
TUBERCULOSIS
TO Be WIPED OUT
American Physician Will
Submit Ideas to Vienna
Congress.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1s.-That Au-
berculosis will be wiped out In Amersna
within the next fifteen years as a re-
suit OF efforts that will be made this
coming year, Is foreshadowed by DIR.
Lawrence F. Flick. the foremost expert
upon the disease, who will take the first
step in the new movement when he sails
for Europe to attend a congress at VII
emma on August 2e.
New impetus will be given to the
great crusade against the white
plague when DIT. Flick returns from
this congress at Vienna. The most mod
ern ideas on the treatment and Or r~reu-
ton of consumption will be circulated
broadcast over the country as soon as
the eminent expert returns
Insanity and Consumption.
Accompanying DR.. Flick Wit be the
eminent insanity expert, Dr. - ]. Nc
Carthy. who holds the chair OF medical
Jurisprudence at the University of Penn
sylvania, Is a member Of the investi-
eating staff of the Phipps Institute, and
has figured in many important trials as
an expert aienist.
DR.. Mccarthy. II was learned, has
been making an exhaustive study OF the
relation Of insanity TO consumption and
his discoveries may have considerable
TO do with DR.. FllclI's prediction that
there will be scarcely a vestige OF the
dread disease within the next fifteen
years. DR.. Walsh, OF the Phipps InsJi-
tute, will also accompany DR.. Flick.
Reduced to Half Already.
Within a comparatively few years.
consumption has been reduced 50 per
cent in this country, and Dr. Flick ana
the small army Of physicians who are
helping him expect that the new meth
DDS they have under consideration will
wipe IL out altogether.
| Sanitation is the principal instrument
| IN the new movement that will be
4 launched at Vienna. DIR. Flick Till go
/ into the congress with the conviction
/ that consumption can be cured as easily
/ in the crowded tenements of the East
i Side, New York as upon the dry plains
OF the West. He VIII state this opinion
\ boldly in the congress-
The Washington times., 1907-08-19

uei Gompers. 1r.. F. c. Roberts. ". r.
BrockWel OF the Government Printlng
Oflce: Vice President W w Beattie,
and President Groves
At a NEE ding Of the Columbia Typo
graphical Union. No. l0l. held al the
same time, the striking telegraphers
were voted the moral and financial sup
port of that organization. ard com
n,ittes appointed to wait upon the tel
egraphers and inform them Of this ac-
ton. The report Of the committee ere
ated great enthusiasm among the str1k-
Ing telegTaphers-
The teleEraphers' executive committee
received the report OF Mr.. Beattie on
the number Of union men still remain
ing at their KEYS. and although action
Ia regard to this had not been made
public, IL Is stated that these men have
been "outiawed" by the union Mr..
Reatties report claims that out OF nine
tv-four union operators at the Postal,
eighty-eight went out, while siXty-three
out OF seventy-siX were out OF the West
ern Union, a number of those remain
ing in with the latter company being
chief operators The unionists also re-
ceived about ten non-union recruits from
the Western Union. Four union men
were reported out at the local AssOci-
ated Press office.
The Washington times., 1907-08-19
Strikers Secure
Data Showing
Men at Work

The second week Of the teiegrsphers'
strike here begun TO-DAY, with both sides
presenting practically the same front
The strikers claim that their ranks are
solid and that no desertions have oc-
CURED. while the companies allege that
they are enabled to handle all business
entrusted to them.
At strike headquarters the officials
have begun to collect data showing just
how badly the offices here are crippled
On the bulletin board today Is shown a
postal from a PIttsburg Iatron OF one
of the companies, referring to the receipt
Of message in that city which was sent
by the writer's brother in Washington
Saturday at 6 o'clock. The postal reads
Your telegram was received at IL IS
on Monday. four hours after 1 had re-
ceiYed your letter sent the usual way.
was awfully worried about you until /
received your letter.
Vice President Beattie exhibited the
postal TO a Times reporter and said
This indicates how they are handing
business. This postal was sent TO us
this morning by a Washington citizen.
who IS indignant at the delay TO his
message"
'T would be glad to have The Times
make an important announcement for
us, said Mr.. Beattie. 'and that IS that
considering the fact that we have been
approached several times by people who
were unable To get death messages
through without unreasonable delay, the
strikers have arranged TO send all death
and sick messages TO absent members
OF a family, on a leased wire, and II
brought TO strike headquarters we will
see that the message Is dispatched
promptly. We have been appealed tC
for an arrangement of this kind. and
as IL Is not the desire of the Washing
ton telegraphers 10 Inconvenience the
public in cases OF this kind, we will
handle death messages over a leased
wire and assure prompt action
A rcusing meeting of Local No. "a was
held yesterday afternoon at TypoRraph-
ical Temple, the executive COMMITTEES OF
the body being In session IN an adjoin.
ing room.
At the mass meeting stirring speeches
were made by Sam de Nedrey secre-
| tary of the Central Labor Union; SAM
The Washington times., 1907-08-19
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torturing, dishgurinE hUmors Of the skin
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The Washington times., 1907-08-19
CUTICURA REMEDIES
A PERFECT SUCCESS

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one cake Of Cuticura Soap, one box OF
CuticuTa, but two vials Of CUticura
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dollar and twenty-five cents in all. For
year have had what they call eczema.
had an itching all over my body, and
when ] would retire for the night it
would keep me awake hah the night,
and the more 1 would scratch, the more
it would itch. ! tried ali kinds Of rem
edies, but could get no relief. A friend
Of mine told ne 90 try the Cuticura
Remedies which / I'D, and am -ery
glad l tried them, for / was completely
cured. II any Of my friends should
be troubled with the same disease,
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