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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16
FOURTEEN CHURCHES HOLD
YOUNG PEOPLES RALLIES
Original Plan for Appointing Leaders
Is Adopted-cordiaI Relations
Exist Among the Various
Organizations
Pasadena Agency.
n North Raymond Avenue.
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PASADENA, September 15.-Arrange-
ments are already nearly completed for a
young peoples rally in all the churches of
Pasadena in which Christian Endeavor or
other young peoples associations have
been organized. Sunday September p,
has been set as the date for the rally.
At each church the meeting will be In
charge of three leaders, selected In a
unique and original plan. Every young
peoples society has chosen three repre-
sentatives and reported them to an inter-
visitation committee of which the execu-
tive members are r. H. Lee, chairman, of
the Lincoln Avenue Methodist church;
Walter Chase of the First Baptist and
Fred Turner of the First Christian church.
AL, these names are thrown together
and assignments so made by the commit
tee that each leader appointed is assigned
to some other church than his own. This
provides for each meeting three leaders.
no two of which are from the same
church. 1t is a successful plan for ac-
ouainting the members of each society
with the methods and aspirations of
others In the same town, and also serves
to attract to the churches young people
who are not members of any organization.
The churches cooperating in this rally
are the First Presbyterian, First Metho-
dist Episcopal, First Christian, First
Baptist, First Friends, North Pasadena
Methodist Episcopal, North Pasadena Con-
gregational, United Presbyterian, Lincoln
Avenue Methodist, Metropolitan Baptist,
Lake Avenue Congregational, Lake Ave
nue. Methodist Episcopal and West Side
Congregational.
Cordial relations exist among the young
peoples societies of whatever name in
the Pasadena churches, and they are able
to cooperate in united efforts to attract
to the churches.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16
WINTER SEASON ACTIVITIES
UNDER WAY IN MONROVIA

Special to The Herald
MoNRovIA, Sept &c S. Squires
and c. C. Bowerman have gone to Cata-
lima island for months vacation.
Walker Nelson, a prominent business
man of Monrovia, has returned after a
six months trip
Miss Deming of Summit, N. j., is spend
ing the fall with Mrs. NJ. L. Belts.
tramp printer of the name of os-
borne, who has camped in Monrovia for
some time past, was this week adjudged
insane.
Mrs E. Behlmaier Anita Rives zella
and Vera Vining and Hal Rives and Les
lie Nichols spent few days camping
near Deer Park this week.
Miss Nettie Coles, one of the local
postoffice force has returned and as
sumed the duties of her position after a
few weeks vacation at Long Beach.
Preparations are being made by the
Eastern Star to entertain Mrs. Duderer,
grand worthy matron, of Covina, at
it's regular meeting Tuesday night.
w. B. March has gone to Lake Tahoe
for a short respite from his duties as
manager of the Monrovia Lumber COM
pany.
E. M. johnson is one of the latest ar
rivals in Monrovia. With his family he
is living at the corner of Primrose and
Olive avenues.
Robert A. Gibbs. a lecturer of inter-
national fame. will deliver a course OF
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16
L. l.. Elliott, Pres.

in receipts. There are now six subway
roads In London in addition to the old
underground and district railways. And
there are also some half-a-dozen new
lines of automobile buses. Then again
the county council has established most
thorough systems of Street cars which
come from all the suburban points al
most into the heart of the city.
Rates Are Cut
The public patronize ali these modes of
transportation as may be most conven-
lent. In consequence there has been
much cutting of rates between rival COM
panies and the receipts which formerly
few companies handled are now being
divided by the many. The result is that
the treasures of many of the companies
are empty, that some have gone into
liouidation, notably notorious companies,
a motor-cab company and the county
council steamers. Shareholders are an
CRY and traffic managers are at their
wits end for the right pointers to boost
business Yerkes' projects have been
carried out, but Yerkes1 hand is missing
from the helm.
Managers of the various companies are
discussing the advisability of getting to-
gether on the Community of Interest"
plan OF the united STATES. meetings nave
been held and a transportation trust may
be the result. Such a trust, however,
would relate exclusively to the fare
question. At present all sorts of low
fares prevail-from cent for short dis
tances on street cars and buses to Is
cents to the furtherest suburb. On the
tubes the fare varies from q cents to
8 cents. When the Central London rail-
way was built 1t adopted the American
street car and subway system of one
fare for any distance. This fare was 4
cents and hence the tube was christened
the Auppenny Tube" Recently this
tube changed to the old English system
of varied prices for different distances.
Now there is talk of an universal
adoption of the American system. What
ever happens, however, 1t is certain that
fares will be raised for the transporta-
tion companies in London cannot con-
tinue much longer losing money.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16

Wherever to gain the whole world and lose
his own soul profits a man as much as the
price Of an imported car. the march Of
progress is likely to be attended with a cer-
tain distinction.-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16
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LONDON MAY ORGANIZE
TRANSPORTATION TRUST
COMPETITIVE SYSTEM PROVES
DISASTROUS
Rates Are Gut and Result Has Been
Insolvency of Numerous Conn
panles Engaged In Pub =
lie Carrying

LONDON, Sept. 15.-Transportation
companies in London are facing grave
crisis. The adoption of American meth
ods may be the result. The magic name
of Yerkes is but memory. Honey
combing London with subways has by
no means solved the transportation
problem of the greatest city in the world.
Though millions are travelling I'M these
underground tube railways there is no
depreciAble difference in surface traffic
of omnibus and other vehicles.
But there has been marked difference
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16
DIES FROM INJURIES q.
SUSTAINED IN ACCIDENT
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
PASADENA, Sept 15.--Never having
recovered from injuries suffered three
weeks ago in car accident, Mrs. Luz
cinda Hoadley, aged "A years. of 112
Hammond street, died last night. She
was alighting from the car to go to
her home, and was thrown violently to
the pavement, a broken hip and badly
strained spine resulting from the fall.
She was taken to her home and atten-
tion given her injuries, but on account
of her age there was small hope from
the start of her recovery.
Mrs. Hoadley had no immediate rel
atives here, and the remains Will be
sent to her old home in Indiana for
interment Adams, Turner & Stevens
have charge of the funeral and are
awaiting instructions as to when to
ship the body east.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16
FIRE HORSE, ouoITs EXPERT :
CASTS SHOE INTO BUCKET

LONG BEACH. Sept 15.-After fu-
tile search the fire laddies on hose
wagon No. / despaired of finding a
shoe which had been cast by one OF
the horses.
A half hour later when Driver Tay-
lor was cleaning the wagon, he found
the shoe in one of the leather buckets
hanging on the side.
"Prince" was voted a quoits expert
and the shoe was hung above the door
Of the engine house for luck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16

"Jinks says his wife is his right
hand"
"Well?"
Sometimes he doesn't let his right
hand know what his left hand is do
ing"-Pittsburg Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16

COVER DESIGN, Beverly TowIes
rRONTlSPIECE, Frsm a Photograph
now ROOSEVELT RESTS, Charles SOnervilie
YACHTING; The n.iIiOnaire's Supreme
Luxury, Captain James c. Summers
THE ART OF HENRY M0SLER, Florence Flreh
Kelly
ONE woMANS CHILD GARDEN, Mabel Potter
Daggett
PROMINENT PEOPLE IN PICTURE AND PARA
GRAPH.
HANDLING MILLIONS ON THE CURB. Fraak
Marshall White
THE cuATELAINES OF NEWPORT, b. D. Graham
THE SUMMER STAGE, Harris Mertsa Lyea
TIE IDIOT ON BROADWAY, John Kendriek Bangs
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16

Here's a letter from young mar"
| said the answers-to-corre
| editor, who wants to know how he
can break himself of the cigarette
| habit"
"Tell him to marry strong-minded
woman who objects to It," growled the
snake editor-Chicago News
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16
BROADWAY MAGAZINE, Inc.
3-5-7 West 22nd Street, New York City

Mrs. H. M. Anderson has as her house
guest for the week end Mrs G. e. Nor
rill and daughter of Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Clark of Long
Beach have arrived in Monrovia to re-
main during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. L. Gaines of Long
Beach are now residents of Monrovia.
having decided to make their future home
in this city. .
The new Episcopal church now in
course of erection in this city is rapidly
nearing completion.
lectures under the auspices of the Chris
tian Endeavor society, beginning tonight
and continuing for five nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Harvey, DR.. and
Mrs H. M. Brownfeld. Mrs. J.. B. Har-
wood, Miss Mabel Guthrie and Charles 7.
Stewart formed pleasant box party at
the Mason in Los Angeles Thursday
night.
Miss Margaret Lee of Linwood avenue
entertained a number of young friends
and schoolmates Friday evening, the oc-
casion being her fourteenth birthday.
e. c. Collins is on a speedy recov-
cry after long illness.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16

DR.. BURKE'S CURE. DsrofAy caaiseA
THE SPECIAL PROVIDENCE, TheOdssia Gerrisoa
THE LETTERS OF A BEBUTANTE, Eleanor Heyt
Brainerd
TIE NAN wH0 WAS ALONE, Hush Pendsxtsr
AN UNAPPREcIATED COMEDY. Eiiiott Fiswer
A DAB OF ROUGE. Anua Alice chapln
A TRAITOR TO TRADITION, Fredorie Johastca
TIE FAULT OF THE FOG, Mary Rsberts Rlashart
THE SPOTTED ANGEL, John Barssn 0xisrd
AT PAILLARD'S, Montagne Glass
AURORA B0REAIIS, Elsa Barker
H0STELRY, Witter Bynner
THE COUNTRY VISITORS LAMENT, Kas Jsraaa
The MAGIC SPRING, Richard Ls daiiisase
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16

Special to The Herald.
MONROvIA, Sept. &c. S. Squires
and c. C. Bowerman have gone to Cata-
lima island for a months vacation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-16
POLICE OFFICIALS RETURN
FROM THEIR VACATIONS

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Sept. 15.-Chief of Po-
lice Howard H Favour and Sergeant
Longley have returned from their vaca-
tions and will resume their duties to-
morrow. Sergeant j. e. Pierce, who
has been acting chief for the last two
weeks and Patrolman Rice will take
each a two weeks vacation. beginning
tomorrow.
Preaching services were held in the
chapel of the new First Presbyterian
church for the first time this morning.
For the past two weeks they have
been held in the basement. The church
is not yet completed. but the chapel
has been fitted up for holding services.
At the Universalist church desirable
improvements are being made. A $500
furnace is being installed. which II is
hoped will keep the building comfort
able under all circumstances hereafter.
Dressing rooms and other important
additions are being made.
With the arrest of young John Rich
mond here and the finding in his pos
session a pipe and two sacks of tobacco,
the humane society officers think they
have a clew to the location of the
parties that have been suspected of
selling tobacco to boys unlawfully.
COPPER NEWS
Johnny WISE
Market tries.
Copper buys
Well 7-
Johnnie quakes:
Market breaks;
Wheat cakes
81! ~" Puck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12

Mrs. Alice c. Pagett, who has been
VISITING her brother and sister. near
Mannasses. since last October, has
recn"tly returned to- Phoebus very
greatly improved in health,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
FINE TRANSPORTATION
FACiLITilS ASSURED
Jones'smlth Transportation Company
to Run 1.-The of Steamers TO the
Exposition Grounds.

From present indications Hampton
IS going TO have excellent facilities
Tor bringing the Exposition crowds
from the grounds to Hampton, as
VOL as carrying the local people 10
the Exposition.
Announcement was made yesterday
that the Jones-Smith TRANSPORTATION
Company, of which Mr.. b. L.. Jones
is the president, will run at leas
three steamers from Hampton to the
Exposition, while 1t may decide 10
nave five vessels on the route If tne
occasion demands 1t. The company
VIII begin u ferry line to the EXPOSE.
tion grounds on Sunday, when re
Dig tug, j. G. Brewington, will begin
daily trips TO the site Mr.. Jones
said yesterday that when his steam
ers are put on he will be able TO
accommodate 500 passengers on the
TRIPS, Only one steamer will be piied
until the Exposition opens.
Capt. G. j. Bonneville has purchas.
ed a large steamer and will run IT
between Hampton and the Exposition.
tying up at Hampton warf. Cant.
bonneville will also start his boar
within n few days.
mo Tennis Company is now con.
Quoting an excellent ferry line 70
the grounds, which has proven great
convenience to the working people.
The Old Dominion Steamship Com.
nany is expected to run at least two
OF Its steamers between Hampton and
the Exposition.
BESIDES the big steamers there will
be innumerable small boats for the
passenger service here,
with the excellent transportation
Facilities assured Hampton bids r,r
10 got big Exposition crowd daily.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
PAvL|N|C IS TIRED
OF HIS ATTORNEYS
Austrian wife Murderer Says He
Is Unwilling for Ills Brolher.In.
Law to Spend More Money.
Hello CONVERSATION With LEWIS
In Talk With the commemorative
Attorney the Murderer Said He De.
sired to Appear in Court at the
Mex. Trial Without counsel-He
Regulates the insanity Plea.

Notwithstanding that his counsel
mas saved him from the gallows and
up to this time from a sentence in
the Virginia penitentiary, Julian Paw
linic, the Austrian wife murderer, is
tired of his attorneys and yesterday
asked that they be dismissed and that
lie be allowed to have the common.
wealth's attorney represent him at
the next trial.
Pavlinic sent for Mr. Burdette A..
Lewis. the attorney for the common.
wealth, yesterday morning and when
MI. Lewis visited him In his cell he
was shocked to hear the Austrian's
reason for calling him to the jail
1 am tired of having my brother
ln-law spend his money in getting me
out OF the crime of numbering his sis
ter is the way in which Pavlinic
began his conversation with Mr..
Lewis, land have called you here
TO know If cannot appear in the
court for the next trial without an
attorney" Pavlinic told Mr.. Lewis
that his attorneys were anxious to
send him TO an asylum. He does not
want to go to the insane asylum. He
declares he is sane and that he fully
understood the enormity of his crime
when he shot his wife eleven times in
their little home on Salters' Creek
last April. Mr.. Lewis held lengthy
talk with the wife murderer, but nat
urally did not advise him to attempt
to dismiss his counsel.
Judge Edgar e. Montague, who has
made brilliant fight to save the Aus.
trian from hanging and to get him in
an asylum, was little amused at the
action of Pavlinic, saying that it only
won't to show how deep the mans In
sanity really is. Mr.. f. S. Collier was
associated with Judge Montague at
the last trial Of the case, when the
jury was unable to reach a verdict.
1t Is expected that Pavlinic will be
tried again next month, but it is not
thought that his attorneys will give
up the case and allow him to appear
In court without COUNSEL.
From the trend of Pavlnic's talk
with the commonwealth attorney it
would seem that he is DESTROYS OF
pleading guilty to the charge against
MIN and then throwing himself upon
the mercy of the court. He prefers
the penitentiary to the asylum and
declares that he prefers death to
either place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
Candidate for Mayor, Treasurer
and touncIInen Must File HolICss
BY 4:3o ?. ". April q.
NO Date EoR PH0EBUS PRIMARY
No. Thought Likely That 1t viii be
Necessary to Hold One in That
Town-capt. Jesse s. Jones An In.
dependent Candidate for County
Treasurer-Pay Your Poll Tax.

The primary for the selection Of
Democratic candidates for mayor,
treasurer and councilmen in Hampton
Will be held on Wednesday, May To-,
between tho hours of l2 noon and
$3.50 p. M. The general election in
Hampton will take place on June IL.
Unless there Is Il, very decided
change In the complexion OF Phoebus
there will not be II primary for that
town. In fact the necessity OF pri-
mary In Ph0ebus Is SO remote that
the committee thought 1t best not to
set Il date for such an election.
Candidates for mayor and treasurer
In Hampton must pay 81, while coun.
ctlmanic candidates must pay So for
the privilege of running in the pri
mary. The candidates must file their
notice OF candidacy with Secretary
Nelson s. Groome, OF the county Dem.
ocratic committee. before i.20 O'Clock
on the afternoon Of Monday. April
az.
The Elizabeth City County Demo,
cratic committee met In the office of
County Treasurer David Johnson last
night and perfected the arrangements
tor the Hampton primary. AS Hamp.
ton was the only town In which a
primary seems to be necessity the
committee selected the date above
named and then agreed upon the
terms Of the primary.
Chairman Henry C. Shelton and
Committeeman N. S. Groome and S.
Gordon Cumming were named spe.
cial committee to meet and draft the
laws and rules governing the pri.
mary Tho committee will meet Sat
nrday afternoon and the entire pri-
mary plan Will be, puhlished in the
DAILY Press on Sunday morning.
The county committee also discus.
sed informally the plans for the gen.
eral county primary. when candidates
Tor treasurer. sheriff, commemorative
attorney, magistrates and constables
VIII be chosen, The general county
election VIII occur In November, and
u is likely that the county primary
VIII be held either in July or August.
although some favor holding the
county primary in June.
After discussing the matter tho
committee adjourned until Monday
evening, Anril %. when the judges and
officials for the Hampton primary
VIII be chosen and the ticket to be
voted for made up.
Capt. Jones Candidate.
Interest was injected into the gen.
eral county election yesterday by Of.
ficial announcement from Cant. Jesse
s. Jones, former county treasurer, of
his candidacy for the office. Capt.
Jones Will run as an Independent and
Will not submit his claims to the
y ocratic primary. County
Treasurer David Johnson will
be a candidate both In the primary
and the general election. 1t is ex.
pected that Judge Edgar Il. Monta-
CUE will announce himself candi-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
The Coming and Going Of the Peop,
You Know.

Mrs. Hunter r. Booker left yes
torday Tor Tarboro. N. c., whore she
VII, attend the silver wedding re-
septioh OF MIR. and Mrs. Frank Pen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
His Demonstration.

One of two men bought German
sausage. On the way home his com.
panion reproved him for such foolish.
ness. declaring that the sausage was
made on time-expired cab horses. This
the purchaser Indignantly denied, hut
mat same evening, going to his
friends room, he apologized.
You are right about that sausage,
BILL he said. !
An. | knew was. But how did
you prove it?"
Why, cut the sausabe up into five
pieces, and set 'em out in a row. one
behind tho other. Then I pushed
forward the first on the rank. and
the other four moved up."-Weekly
Telegraph.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
WANTED.

WANTED-WoMAN FOR COOKING
ana general housework Must be
experienced. First-class references
ior good wages. Apply at SIS Carey
street, Hampton. 4.12.3f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
late against commemorative Attor.
ley b. A. Lewis within few DAYS.
Pay Your Poll Tax.

Pay Your Poll Tax.
A very important matter for the
men of the entire county to look into
is the payment of the poll tax. I'm
less the poll tax is paid on or before
Saturday, May 4, no voters can cast
his ballot in the general county cleo.
ton next November.
With two primaries, and possibly
three, and two general elections this
year promises to be most lively one
IN the politics of Hampton, Phocbus
and Elizabeth City county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12

NoTIcB-To ALL WHOM 1T MAY
concern. Warning is hereby given
TO all parties engaged or intending
70 engage IN any business recurring
a license to be paid for the priyi.
lege, especially those parties en-.
gagged in the business of boarding
house keepers and all are hereby
notified that unless such license be
paid when due, the same will be
doubled. HARRY w. BOOKER.
Commissioners OF the Revenue.
Licenses expire April 80, 1907.
4-6-10t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
vii, Med Today

A license to marry was issued IN
the clerks Office to Mr.. William Den
ker. of Baltimore, and Miss aat,le
Schriber. of Elizabeth City county
me wedding will occur in the home
of the bride.to-be today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
AL GATES ARE CLOSED.
Veterans of the Home to Be Kept In
During the Annual Inspection.

seSsranE OF the Home to Be Kept In
During the Annual inspection.
Orders closing all the gates to the
National Soldiers Home We're issued
Yesterday and the Boys" will have
" ROMAN in until the inspection by
General Elwell has been finished.
General Elwcll, who is a physician,
was expected to arrive at the Home
yesterday morning. but failed to do
50, IL is thought he will get In 10,
During the time the inspector gen.
eral IS here the veterans will have
TO go without their cold bottle" as
me closing of the gates also means
lhat no beer will be given the in.
mates. The canteen has been abolish
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
Negro Boy Insane.

Cleveland Alexander, 16.yea-.s
negro boy, was adiudged insane by a
commission of lunacy. consisting OF
MAYOR Thornton F. Jones and Drs.
j., Wilton Hope and George w. Nc.
Allister yesterday. RE will be sent
to the negro insane asylum in Peters
burg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12

Mr.. John Tignor, member of the
county police force. is detained m
ms residence in the west end by an at.
tack of rheumatism.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-19
LITCHFIELD COUNTY. New Preston.

THE WILSON HOUSE. Arrivals at the Wilson house in- clude:
 H. Kuhn and wife, Louis l.. Gins berg, w. K. Claussen, New York Alexander Hawley, Samuel M. Haw- ley, Bridgeport.
 I. l.. Bradley and wife, South Nor walk.
 Mrs HI. o. Plumb, Newtown.
 Miss Elizabeth Lum, New Milford. Caroline M. Ameli, w. P. Ameli, Mrs Fred L. Foster and son, w. F. Keilholz, Mrs w. E. Kenholz, Mss A. L. Keilholz, Brooklyn. ARRIVALS AT THE LOOMAR-
 WICK.
 MT and Mrs J. H. Lee, Shelton. Mrs B. A. Gamble and son, Harriett Cullen Bryant, Cora B. Morton, Henry w. Jameson, William Gasten, Mrs H. B. Wesselman, Helena Wesselman, Hildegrade Wesselman, New York. William Bellows, H. w. Bell, Yon- kers, N. Y. B. E. Nettleton, New Haven. MT and Mrs c. H. Newton, Mir and Mrs A. H. Wadhams, Louise Wad- hams, Torrington.
 Charlotte A. Williams, Newport. i Rev and Mrs IT. B. MacCauley, Eu- genia MacCauley, Morris 8. MacCau- ley, Trenton, N. J.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-19

again at A. H. Bolles' for few weeks.
 Mrs Wallace Dowler and daughter, also of New York City, are staying for short time at George s. Lyman's.
 J. Milton Stillson was called. last Saturday. to pitch baseball for the Litchfield team in a matched game between Litchfield and New Milford at Litchfeld. which resulted in most strong victory for the Litchfield boys. Milton recently graduated from the Gunnery school with high .honors. pre- pared now to enter college. which he intends to do the coming autumn. He is still undecided as to the college he will enter.
 Rev B. Evans drew several fir om this locality in autos and otherwise, last Sunday morning. at his church services at New Preston hill church.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-19

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