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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

, the latter feature is combined a visionary
element which gives a largeness of View
and inspires the hope that Springs eter-
nal in the human breast
| Planetary Influences operative In the
nativity of Mr. Bryan during the years
1907 and 1908 are In some respects strong
and In others more than usually delicate
and sensitive, but when their effects are
combined and In full activity they are
capable of producing startling results
especially In periods In which the public
mind is in a high state of tension. OWING
to accelerated astral vibrations.
Present existing conditions in the ma
, tiyity of Mr.. Bryan are not such as tc
arouse a marked degree of enthusiasm
but on the contrary they tend to apathy
or Indifference as far as the public Is IN
terested or concerned in his personality
or projects.
The year 1908 improves the con~-- -Aons Of
the present to quite an extent, and dur
ing the second week of July. the period IN
which the Democratic national conven-
tion is customarily held, favorable infiu-
ences will be exceptionally strong In Mr
Bryan's nativity and the combination OF
good effects at that time is strong
augury for his success in winning for q
third time the nomination to the hign
office of the presidency, and IL VIII aise
be a powerful contributing factor towaro
ultimate success In securing the grea'
prize which he has for so long sought.
Mr.. Bryan has before him a period OF
strenuous and unusual activity, and one
in which his political opponents will use
| his past recorded words and deeds as 9
| sharpener of swords, with which to sla5
him.
During 1908 he will possess a tower o.
strength in the support of people OF th'
middle and laboring classes, and 1t IS II
Aappeals to them, arousing Tor MN en-
fthusiasm and support, that his great hop
lies for eventually occupying the chair
the chief magistrate of this great ant
progressive nation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
POSTPONE, ACTION
ON FIGHT MEASURE
Councilman Yonkin's Colleagues, True
to Their Promise to Await His
Return, Force Another
Months Delay

Further delays. for the anti-prize fight
ordinance resulted from the discussion
held yesterday by the committee of the
whole of the city council.
Because some of the councilmen prom
ised to Councilman Yonkin that they
would not push the measure in his abb
sence, consideration was laid over for a
month though it will be brought direct
ly before the connci next time rather
than before the committee of the whole.
Councilman Yonkin has been called
east by the serious Illness of his father,
but before going asked that nothing be
done till he was on hand.
Councilmen Wallace and Pease tried to
force acton yesterday, but Healy opposed
it, and in voting delay till November
IS Messrs. Blanchard, Healy, Lyon, Clam
pitt, Dromgold Wallace and Pease COIN
cided for postponement.
Since April this ordinance has worried
the councilmen, the opinions being divid-
ed in the council because it Is known that
the San Francisco fight trust is anxious
to give fighting a black eye in Los An
geles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

| their work and determination to takt
upon themselves the burden of build
ing UP trade in their department Tor
the house which will prove profitable
often enable salesladies to become in
valuable to their employers and the
wage question thereupon adjusts itself.
Room at the Top
Bookkeepers, stenopraphers, cores
pondents and office men-the better
class-are always in demand, and it is
safe to say that very few coming under
this head are compelled to remain idle
any great length of time. Salaries
range from $50 to $3.50 month, accord
ing to ability, age, experience and the
responsibility imposed by the en-
ployer.
In Los Angeles, as in New York or
any other city or community, only the
best men and women are wanted Tor
these positions, appearance counts for
a great deal. Penmanship is also an
important factor Experience and
ability in various kinds of office work
also play an important part in determ-
lining the salary and absolute honesty
and sobriety do much toward irereas-
ing the amount placed in the envelope
weekly or monthly.
But these facts of course hold good
everywhere. Go where you will, study
conditions as you may, the wage cues
ton resolves itself into two things:
supply and demand. Everywhere men
and women are temporarily idle who
are capable of filing good positions,
and yet at the identical moment that
a,competent man or woman is seeking
a position several business firms are in
need of that particular person,
Arizona and Nevada
Arizona and Nevada business men are
looking to Los Angeles more and moro
for their brain workers and day laborers,
and it frequently happens that the fel-
low who has found II impossible to find
a lucrative position here steps into one
that exactly suits him in Phoenix or
Goldfield, as the case may be. have
met many such cases.
However conditions there are not of
the orange blossom and sea breee va
riety and unless an employe has his eye
on the almighty dollar and not upon the
comforts of life to be found in Southern
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
PRISONERS FIGHT IN CELL
OVER COT AND BLANKETS

In a fight with another prisoner in the
city Jail yesterday morning Andrew An.
drae, 80 years of age, suffered two-inct
laceration of the scalp.
The injured man was taken to the re-
ceiving hospital, where he allowed the
physicians to examine the wound, but
refused to let them dress or stitch it.
Andrae and another prisoner became
engaged in an argument about cot or
which Andrae was lying. The second
prisoner insisted that Andrae was getting
too many good things because he had
both the cot and blankets. He insisted
Andrae give him one or the other and
Andrae refused.
separated by other prisoners and the
iailer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
Admits Guilt

ftuThtS Guitt
A. H. Ames yesterday pleaded guilty be-
gold watch. He will be sentenced Octo-
ber 18.
Lowe Denies Report
t. s. c. Lowe, president and general
manager of the Peoples Gas company,
issued upbiic statement yesterday deny
ing he had been deposed as president OF
the company.
Suspect Returned
Elmer Belk, who is alleged to have
robbed Alexander Surberg of 215 Boyd
street of SIS and gold watch. was re-
turned to oNthis city last night from San
Diego, where he was arrested.
Were Appointed Delegates
At the monthly meeting Of the Friends
church Miss Whitehead and Mrs. Matilda
Blown were appointed delegates to the
Pasadena quarterly meeting of the
Friends. to be held at Long Beach, Oc-
/ ,ber 25 to q, inclusive.
Funeral of Mrs. Fillmore
The funeral of Mrs. 7. III. Fillmore,
wife of Prof. Fillmore of the Blanchard
hall school of music, will be held at
the OIiyet Congregational church at 8
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Boiler,
pastor of the church, will officiate.
Children Arrested
yester McDermott, aged II years, and
his brother Lester, aged 9. were ar
rested last night by Patrolman Winn
and sent to the detention home as run
aways. The boys live at TIA East Eiey-
enth street and say that on being re-
fused trip to Long Beach by their pa
rents they undertook to make the jour-
ney without parental consent.
Motorcycle Alleged Loot
H. M. Holser, residing at 719 Cham
hers street, a machinist in the employ
of the Los Angeles Interurban railway,
was arrested last night by Patrolman
Williamson and booked at the city
prison on a charge of grand larceny
He is alleged to have stolen motor
cycle from George w. Griffey of 1112
Georgia street.
To Begin ReVivals
Evangelist, j. W. Mahood will begin
revival meetings in the Haven Metho-
dist church tomorrow night. He will
be assisted by workers from Vincent
Vernon, Hamilton, Newman and St
Marks Methodist churches; also at the
same time Evangelist ]. w. Potter will
hold meetings in the Union avenue
Methodist church, assisted by the Ep-
worth Edendale and Echo Park Metho-
dist churches.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

California he is liable to reconsider and
backtrack to Los Angeles.
What the future holds for those who
pitch their tents in the Angel City de-
pends largely upon what the manufac-
turing industries do. With the coming
of large manufacturing plants and otner
Industries the field will be considerably
enlarged, and who will say that in the
future Los Angeles will not rival many OF
the eastern cities as a desirable place
for all kinds of skilled labor as well as
brain workers?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
BY NJ. J. BoUTELLE

VXTILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN, edi-
wv tor, author, orator. lecturer, politi-
clan, army veteran, traveller, world
circler and record breaking campafgner,
was born in Salem, Ill., on March 19, 1860,
at 3 o'clock a. M. at which hour the last
half Of the sign Capricorn was upon the
eastern horizon and the several bodies of
the solar system were In positions as fol-
lows, viz: Mercury in Aries, Venus in
Taurus, Uranus In Gemini, Jupiter In
Cancer, Saturn in Leo, Mars in Saggita-
RUS, moon In Aquarius and Neptune and
sur In Pisces. The moon was in good re-
lation with Mars and unfavorable toward
Saturn, Mercury was antagonistic to Ju-
piter, Venus was favorable as regards
Jupiter and lily aspected with Saturn,
sun was Joined to Neptune and in strong
aspect to Mars and well related to Uran-
us, Mars was angular to Neptune, while
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
bore no especial or close relations with
each other. Seven of the nine bodies OF
the solar system were below the horizon
and the two above that line, Mars and
Saturn were so situated as to limit the
fortunes of life or defer greatest benefits
until relatively late periods in the indi-
vidual experience.
Mr.. Bryan has the same sign rising as
has President Roosevelt. and his ruling
planet, Saturn, is in the same sign,
Leo, as it occupies in the case OF the
present chief executive, and these corre-
spondences are a testimony that in like
situations the two men will operate along
parallel lines of action and be prompted
by similarity of motives.
Mr.. Bryan possesses many strong
forceful and commanding characteristics
much of capability for high and honora-
tble positions, large intuitions, aptness In
the Judging of human nature and suav-
| ity of disposition that always attracts
friends, advocates and supporters
He has unbounded ambition, great per
sistence, a good stock of common sense
a practical cast of character, but will
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
Bow NAV Be Here

John Blake 15 years of age, has run
away from his home in Ontario and Con-
stable Hardy of that place has requested
the aid of the police in finding him.
The boy disappeared from his home sew
eral days ago. 1t is thought he,has come
to Los Angeles. Blake is s feet tall and
Of medium build. He has dark COM
plexion and when last seen wore a dark
suit, polka dot necktie and gold-rim spec
tacles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
BAND CONCERTS
EastIake Park

Following is the program of the band concert
to be given by Moore's Fidelia band at East
lake park at 2:S0 o'clock today: RI
Waltz, "Tepay Choting, Aranelo.
''Glowworm Idyl' from "Lysistrata," Lncke.
Southern Medolies," Dubuciet
Overture, "Orpheus." Offenbach.
March, "Tarteere," Came.
Selection, Martha" Flotow.
Gems of Stephen Foster" Tobani.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Miss Fanny Macleod, teacher of voice
placing, has opened a studio In Blanchard
building, room 218. Has fine recommen,
.dations from large classes conducted in
Minneapolis Has studied in London with
Shakespeare and several of the best
teachers in this country. Miss Macleod
can be found also at 912 w. Twentieth, the
Harry b. Lott residence Phone B 1867.
Orange County Coal Mining company,
GIG Mason building. corner Fourth and
Broadway. This company is opening
up its mines and expects to be shipping
coal into Los Angeles early In January.
Stock in this company will be money
maker. Better get in on this. Drop in
at the office and let them show you.
Mrs. Fanny w. Garland has leased for
the winter the Harry B. Lott residence, 912
w.. Goth st. Will give plano instruction.
Mrs. Garland is a graduate of st. Agatha
seminary, Springfield, Ill. Has had the
best instructors in the country. Residence
phone B 4667.
Save sickness and stomach trouble by
drinking the best spring water The Glen
Rock Water company will supply you.
Phones C1456, East 437. Prices right
The first annual meeting of the Fine
Arts league will be held on Nov. IL at :
p. m. in the Ruskin Art club rooms
Charter member list open until annua
election. Dues 81 to November, 1905
Gentlemen, why be bald when you car
have your hair grow while you wait
Toupee made at Fashion Hair Parlors
313 West Fifth street.
Mrs. L. T. Wood, 525 South Broadway
on Tuesday and Wednesday will be pleased
to show models from New York received
weekly on those days.
La Marque corsets, for fit, style and COM
fort, from 50 up. Cleaning and repairing
a speciality h41s s. Broadway. I'd floor.
Floral decorations for all social occa-
sions. Miss Forman, 171e s. Flower street.
Phones West 1896 and 563S.
See the new fireless cooker and baker
Murray Mission Furniture company, 622
South Spring street.
Dentist-Dr G. H. Kriechbaum, 227-2n
johnson building. Hours $3.50 to D. m.
Both phones; also residence phone.
Hygienic sanitarium. DR.. Jessie H. Far.
well. osteopath and dietitian. 1858 West
Eleventh street Phone West 1868.
n
Swobdi can \show you the latest and
SWEETEST millinery in the city and some
very exclusive styles.
Mrs. M. e. Stahmer, finest bath and
massage in city Parlors 722 Lake street.
Meals fruit and vegetable products are
on sale at 32S South Hill street.
For Meals dyspepsia biscuit call on the
agent, 32S South Hill street.
Meals instantaneous vigor chokolate on
sale at 1928 South Hill street.
Mrs. M. e. stahmer has moved her massage
parlors TO 722 Lake street.
DR., Ralph Williams has returned. Sal
Douglas b-ilding
DR.. Robert Campbell has returned
DR.. Sexton has returned.
Changed Conditions
Madge-Miss Prim is always look
ing under the bed.
Marjorie-She would be more likely
to find a man If. she looked under an
auto-Smart Set
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibit OF
California produota ut the Chamber OF Com
merce building. Broadway, between First
and Second Streets where free information
Will be given on all subjects pertaining to this
section
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

The Herald wilt pay $40 IN cash TO anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction Of any pe-~rn caught stealing
ceries OF The Herald from the premises Of our
patrons. THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Orange County Coal Mining company,
GIG Mason building, corner Fourth and
Broadway. This company is opening
up its mines and expects to be shipping
coal into Los Angeles early in January.
Stock in this company will be money
maker. Better get in on this. Drop in
at the office and let them show you.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Miss Fanny Macleod, teacher of voice
placing, has opened a studio In Blanchard
building, room 218. Has fine recommen.
'dations from large classes conducted in
Minneapolis. Has studied in London with
Shakespeare and several of the best
teachers in this country. Miss Macleod
can be found also at 912 w. Twentieth, the
Harry B. Lott residence. Phone B 1867.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Everything you want you will nnd In this
classified page-a modern encyclopedia One
cent q word
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Mrs. Fanny w. Garland has leased for
the winter the Harry B. Lott residence, 912
W.. goth st. Will give plano instruction.
Mrs. Garland is graduate of st. Agatha
seminary Springfield, Ill. Has had the
phone B 4667.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Changed Conditions
Madge-Miss Prim is always look
ing under the bed.
Marjorie-She would be more likely
to find a man If. she looked under an
auto.-Smart Set
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Save sickness and stomach trouble by
drinking the best spring water. The Glen
Rock Water company will supply you.
Phones C1456, East 437. Prices right.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

VXTILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN, edi-
wv tor, author, orator. lecturer, politi-
w otop ar,,,x, ,,atarop travaler world
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