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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
TO INJECT SCIENCE INTO HER ART
ISOLGA NETHERSOLE'S AMBITION

women live. I have found them and I
know. II some one says to me, There
is no such woman as you portray ]
can say, Pardon me, but there is, for
I have found her.
There is some bad I'm you and some
good; there Is some bad in me and some
good, and so It is with all women and
men, too, for that matter
"The world is too intolerant. When
man is found to be a criminal he is
put In prison for a term of years, and
after he goes behind the bars the world
forgets that he has sinned. He just
drops out of sight, and when he comes
out he may begin life anew IL he wants
to. With a woman the world says 1t is
different. Because a woman has slnned
once or twice, or even three times, Is nc
reason why she should be condemned
for life.
81 want to teach more merciful
view of siners. No one has a right to
be the Judge of another because the
point of view Is different. There was
good In Carmen, there was good IN
Sapho and the same in Camille. In
thinking of Carmen one must consider
the Spanish temperament. One must
consider that Carmen possessed a great
force; that because she lacked educa-
ton and development, that force was
misdirected.
Student of Life
From Carmen would draw a great
lesson-the lesson which makes an APP
peal for better education and higher
development and civilization.
mo, l do not study books. / have
ceased to study books and instead
study life. 1t Is much the greatest
thing to study, for from 1t you can gain
truth.
"The science of life appeals to me.
am a scientist. i want to know the
beginning and the middle and the end
of things and / study to find them.
want to bring science into my art and
to make 1t ring true, for 1t would not
be art IL it did not.
"Anoher reason that like to portray
these characters is because 1 like To
present to the public psychological
studies of life.
"The American public, thank good
ness, does not want to be amused all
the time. 1t Is willing and anxious tc
go into deeper things.
Il direct every part of my perform
ance and choose every costume and de-
sign all the scenery, just in order that
my idea of the truth may be conveyed
to my audience.
Il have always wanted to come west
and to play to a western audience. My
expectations have been more than re-
allied. The audiences here are an ill
spiration."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
of the new Los Angeles federal build

of the new Los Angeles federal build
ing.
A committee consisting of Dan Muir
ply, John II. Norton, John Parkinson,
Octavius Morgan and Carl Leonardt
respective stones. and their report is
very favorable to the native article. In
case the additional cost of granite
should make it's use prohibitive. the
committee has named as a second
choice Colusa county sandstone, which
is considerably cheaper.
A telegram received yesterday from
r. Woodland Gates, the chambers at
torney In Washington, states that the
material to be used probably will be
chosen this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
FRENCH COLONY
HONQRS HARPER
TWO SCORE MEMBERS ENTER
TAIN MAYOR-ELECT
American Flag and the TricoIor Are
interviewed in Decorations-Mu-
nicipaI League to Dine New
Administration

Two-score members of the French
American colony of Los Angeles last
night honored Mayor-elect Harper by
having him as their guest at a dinner
at the Palace cafe.
The tables were spread in a room
tastily decorated with the American
flag and the tri-color of France, and
the service was under the personal
supervision of Manager John N. Weser
A novel feature of the menu and which
was pleasing surprise to the guest OF
honor as we'll as to the hosts was the
serving of ice cream with the tints OF
the tri-color Of France.
Mayor-elect Harper occupied the seat
of honor at the head of the table and
among the others who were present
were Louis Sentous, ST., Ferdinand Par
mentier, Louis Sentous, jr., George La
cour, e. Rougney, Frank Roques, AL
Blanchard, L. Christopher, G.. Mazet,
Eugene Pinssiqur, Tony Saver, Albert
o. j. Amestoy, John Casteria, J. Miras-
son, L. P. Collette, M. j. McGarry.
Ferdinand Parmentier acted as toast
master and as such he made a brief
speech In which he said that while the
French-Americans were proud of their
ancestry they were equally proud of
their American citizenship and con-
graduated themselves upon the fact
that the traditional friendship between
France and America never had been
broken.
Practically all present were called
upon for brief remarks, and each re-
sponded in a vein similar to that of
Mr.. Parmentier, and the guest of the
evening was compelled to listen to
some very complimentary remarks.
Another Banquet Tonight
Tonight at 6.15 the Municipal league
will give dinner at Levy's cafe to the
new administration, to which the newly
elected city officers, including the coun-
eli, will be invited. About 200 MEM
bers OF the league will be present.
There will be speeches, which will in
clude remarks from Marpor-elect Har-
per, Messrs. Pease and Wallace of the
council, Mr.. Hewitt and several others
OF the officers, and opening remarks by
Mr.. Koepfii, the president Of the league.
Hon Frank G. Tyrrell will speak on
THE Opportunities Before the Present
Administration" and Judge John ID.
Works will speak on "The Relations of
the League and the Administration.
%~S
Two men, walking In from the foot
ball game yesterday afternoon, were
asked by woman standing In door
way on Broadway how the game came
out.
Nothing to nothing" replied one
man.
us that so?" the woman said. "Well
who won ?"-Denver Post.
S<~
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
CALIFORNIA GRANITE FAVORED
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Wants Postofflce Built with
Native Material

If the recommendations of the Los
Angeles chamber of commerce are
adopted by Washington officials, Cali
fornia granite instead of Wyoming
stone win be used in the construction
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03

do you approve of the plan of wom-
en- taking a husband on trial2"
Nope; II that practice became gem
eral, the average woman would be hav-
ing as much trouble keeping husband
as she now does keeping a servant 49,
Houston Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
December Figures compIete

tistics for December, 1906, show that
SOL permits were issued, authorizing
improvements valued at $3.50, ,445, COM
pared with 653 permits issued, calling
for $1,0S9,543 improvements in Decem-
ber 1905. December 1906, was the only
month in the year less than 600 in total
number of building permits and under
81, 100000 in improvement valuation.
Frequent rains, elections, holidays and
increased charges for building ma
terials were responsible for the decrease
In building activity.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
NOTICE

To Holders of Herald Photo Coupons
Studio closes January 3, 1907. All cou-
pons must be presented not later than
Wednesday, January 2, 1907
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
TWO RECENT REALTY DEALS
Residence Property on South Flower
Street and Harvard Boulevard
Bouuht for Homes

Albert Cohn on Wednesday sold to j.
H. Roberts, through w. H. Allen &
Son, a lot 5Ox155 feet to an alley, located
on Flower street, known as 1920 South
Flower street, improved with nine
room dwelling. Consideration. $4,000.
Susan L. Eckley has sold to Charles
G.. Pratt, through Althouse Bros, a ten
room two-story residence at 1881 Har-
ward boulevard. The house contains all
modern improvements and the grounds
are large and highly improved. The lot
is 76x210 feet. Mr.. Pratt is a retired
capitalist and has purchased the prop
erty for his winter home. Considera-
ton, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03

Everything you want you will md In
the CLASSIFIED page-a modern encyclo-
pedia. One cent q word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03

Everything you want you will ma in
the classified page. One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03

Everything you want you viii ana in
the classified page. One cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03

Vast Number OF Subscribers
There is another side also to the ac-
tivity possibly prompting this con-
templated outlay of millions, which
may perhaps show that a satisfied sub
scriber means a satisfied stockholder.
The fact may not be generally known
that the territory in which the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph company will
operate shows greater number of
telephones in use, per capita, than any
section of equal population. and the de-
mand for telephones is increasing in a
remarkable ratio; for instance, the in
creased connections of the old compa-
nies in the year 1905 averaged $500 per
month; in the first four months of
1906. outside of San Francisco, this av-
erage had increased to 5000 per month
and 1t Is confidently expected that
when the contemplated equipment Is
available, systematic canVassing will
result in an increase of 10000 telephone
stations per month. The telephone,
this most indispensable of modern
utilities" is rapidly taking its place in
domestic and business economy, not as
a luxury or convenience, but as a
necessity. This Increase, too, Is a mat
ter which interests every subscriber.
The value of telephone is in the num-
ber of subscribers 1t will reach The
patron of an exchange of 1000 subscrlb-
ers has ten times the service OF that of
100, and when 1t is realized that the
subscribers OF the new company can
be placed in communication with any
one Of 240,OOO other subscribers-in-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09
WYOMING Threatened
With Big Range WAR
cattlemen Kill Four thousand Head
OF Sheep Over Dead Line and
Fire Camp.

Sheridan, Wyo, March 9.--North
Wyoming is again threatened with .
range war between the cattle ami
sheep men. Closely following an at.
tack on Wisner camp last week.
when 400 head Of sheep were killed
and the camp burned, comes the re.
port Of a greater outrage In the Owl
creek country. The Hugh Dickey
sheep camp was attacked by twelve
masked men. The raiders drove on
the herders, fired the camp and be.
gan shooting the sheep. Out Of i
total Of 5000 sheep. 1000 disappear
ed and II h supposed they were kill
ed. Cattiemen have marked out q
dead line" and the Dickey ]. sheep
were a mile over 1t. The war viii
probably spread TO other camps and
further trouble is likely. #s5.S.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09
SEVEN WEEKS WILL HAVE PAS
SEQ MONDAY SINCE CASE
MAS CALLED.
Wants NO DIVORCE
Sister of Prisoner Denies Rumess-
Expense to Both State and De.
Tense Has Been very Heavy.

New York. March 9.-~When the
ThaS trial IL resumed Monday II viii
ee five weeks since the actual hear.
tng of testimony began and seven
weeks since the case was first call
ed In court. The expense to both
the state and defense has been verv
heavy. particularly TO the defense.
As for instance it may be mentioned
that nr. Evans, the principal alien.
lest. IL reported 10 receive $500 a
day. Or. Wagner $3.50 and DR.. Ham.
mond and Jelliffe 500 each. In Just
what order the witnesses for the
prosecution win be called has not
been fully decided upon. Tombs
physician. Or. Mcclure. who main.
tains an almost constant surveillance
over the prisoner during his confine-
met. Drs. Flint. Macdonald and Ma
hon. alienist: r. w. Longfellow. who
was Thaw's confidential counsel:
May Mackenzie and Mrs. c. J. Caine,
friends Of Mrs. Thaw and probably
Abe Hummel. Howard Nesbit and
Charles Hartnutt are expected TO be
called. Hartnutt was for years a con.
fidential secretary to White. Evelyn
Thaw has also been subpoenaed and
besides being questioned about the
letters Of White. she may be con.
fronted by the testimony of her
brother and asked to explain how
she forgot posing for photographers
and statue. which are said to ba
not SO conventional as those she
spoke Of in her previous testimony.
Divorce Not Wanted.
The statement credited yesterday
to Howard Nesbit to the effect that
the Countess of Yarmouth hoped TO
bring about separation between
Thaw and his wife. was denied today
by Mrs. George l.. Carnegie, one of
Thaw's sisters. She said none of
the family desired divorce or sep.
aration and that Thaw would not
consent IL they did.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09
SAN FRANCISCO LAWYER NOW
UNDER ARREST AND WILL
DC HEARD MONDAY
taking SHORT REST
Denies Any intention of Essdlno
Processes u Court But Was Only
On . ssesslen o. Few Days

San Francisco. March s.--Abra.
ham Raef. who was brought Into Gus.
today last night BY Court Elisor w.
y. Biggs. assisted by Detective
Burns a. the district attorneys Of
fice. and who In being held under sr.
rest nj The hotel. win not be brought
into superior Judge Dunness court for
trial until Monday morning. II 10 an
tclpated by tho prosecution thar
Ruefs attorneys win today apply 70
one Il the higher courts for q writ
Of habeas corpua The state supreme
court has not yct rendered q decision
In tho application Of Ruers counsel
fof writ cot prohIbltson. restraininx
Dunno frozn proceeding with the
trial Tho identifcation writ was de.
MED by the district court of appeals.
Ruef has Issued q statement In
which hs sayss 'When tho case end
cd In Judgs Hubbard's court last
Monday and BY writ Of error was put
Into the suprsme court Of the Unit
ID States. knowing Judge Dunno hai
no further Jurisdiction Of the pro-
ceedings. I thought l would take a
rest for three or tour dAya II was
never my intention To- evade the pro-
cess q ths court or % escape the
jurisdiction Of court or leave tho
city. Ny reason for taking the case
10 tho supreme court or tho unitei
States. was that | was advised that
Dunno had practically contrassd to
pick y Jury In the case, which was to
be heard before him. I an willing
10 be tried upon this Infamous
charge, of which I am not guilty, but
want a fair Judge and a fair Jury"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09
BATTLING NELSON WILL
AGAIN MEET JOE CANS

Salt Lake, Utah, March "a spec
ial from Reno says: TEX Rickard
has just announced that he has sign
ed Joe Cans and Battling Nelson for
a fight at Ely, Nevada. on July 4 for
$4,000, TO be divided rs and rs per
cent. Richard posted a forfeit Ut
$4,000 In the Reno bank.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09
OFFICER WOUNDED
in RUNNING Fight

Carlinsville, Ills. March 9.--After
dynamiting the postoffice safe early
today two men engaged In running
fight with two policemen. Officer Van
Meeter was seriously wounded. The
robbers were interrupted before loot.
ing the safe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09
IN SOCIETY
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DR.. Brown of Watrous Is in the
city today.
Homer Hallett of Watrous was in
the city today.
Sam D. Sample of Santa Fe is in
the city today
H. B: Hubbard and wife took trip
out to Rock Lakes today.
Chas. o. Austin of valmora ranch
was in the city yesterday,
Myer Hurley of Argentine. Kans.,
arrived in the city yesterday.
DR.. Lord leaves this evening for
Santa Fe on business trip.
D. A. Webster and X. A. Byens of
Los Angeles. are Vegas callers today.
G. Woreton and wife of Albuquer-
que were visitors In the city yester-
day.
Miss Gene Herren left for her
home at Bay City. Mich, on No. Z
this afternoon.
]. C. Murphy of Burkvil1e. ILL.,. ar
rived in the city yesterday for the
benefit of his health.
John Joernes Of Ration Is expectel |
to arrive In the city this evening to
spend Sunday.
The Ladies' aid of the First NJ. e.
church will hold a bakery sale and
box social in the afternoon and even.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09
CAVALRY SERGEANT
GUILTY OF MURDER

Chicago, March 9.-Sergeant John
A. Griffin OF the Ninth cavalry. who,
on Christmas. 1906, killed Corporal
Herbert Taylor Of the same regi-
ment, in the mess hall at Fort Sheri-
dan was today found guilty Of man.
slaughter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT
PASSES GOODNIGHT

Washington. March AT s:a5
thfs morning the attending physi.
clans Issued tho following state
ment: "Archie Roosevelt had a good
night. No unfayorable symptoms
and a general improvement since the
lAst report"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09


Miss Della Patterson left on No ,
this afternoon for her home n Sag
nav. Mich Poor I'd.
Miss Frances o'BFien of Ration Is
the guest ot her sister. Mrs, u. J.
Leahy On Seventh street
The Ladies League Of the PEesby.
terrain church will meet Tuesday al
teraoon at 2:3s at the residence Of
Mrs Oscar +. Burch. 1850 Fifth Vt.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Hayward were
callers In watrous yesterday. Mrs.
Walter Hayward. who resides In that
city. accompanied them home
Il hear your daughter is going to
marry an English nobleman.'
Yes. II IL all settled"
When II the unhappy event to
take placs"-Life.
DO you think you could learn 10
love me:" the young man inquired.
Learn TO love you?' exclaimed the
rapturous maid. Earl. I could give
lessons at H."
The Ladies' league Of the Presby-
terian church meets with Mrs. 0. T..
Burch. 1850 Fifth street. Tuesday,
March IL. ut half past two O'clock.
Mrs. n. L. Rosenthal and daugh.
ter. Miss Lucie. returned home to
Las Vegas this week after visiting
for several months with relatives In
Kansas City.
The A. b. C.s met this afternoon
at the home OF Miss Anna Mcmahon
on Fifth street. Excellent refresh.
ments were served and an enjoyable
afternoon was spent.
DeSoto II. Grant celebrated his a7th
birthday Monday evening by enter.
tanning a few Of his fiiends at his
home on Fifth street. Dainty refresh
rnents were served and every one had
a jolly time.
Mrs. volmer entertained the Soro-
els club Monday afternoon at her res
idence on North Pacific street. Ev.
cry one had a very pleasant time and
elegant refreshments were served.
The dance at Rosenthal's hall last
Saturday evening was a grand sue.
cess, About forty couple were In at
tendance The music was furnished
by Sporleder's orchestra and fine
time was enjoyed by everyone.
Willie Brown celebrated his sew.
enth birthday Monday night, and had
a big time. the band from Starkville
being at the house TO serenade him.
Sopris correspondence to Trinidad
The ladies of the Plaza Park asso.
citation gave a euchre party yester-
day afternoon at the rooms of the
Las Vegas club on the west side. An
admission of 35c was charged. the
proceeds to go toward the improve
ment Of the Plaza park
Ed McGrath. a Las Vegas sport,
came up from that lonesome spot
evening. to get glimpse of
real life In the best little city In the
territory. Ration Gazette.
Ediies getting awfully careless. He
must not have given a hang whether
he lived or died
The Glee club of the Y NJ. E, A.
found that they would not be ready
TO give their light opera by the first
of April and have postponed the
date to April 10th. They intend to
make 1t one of the best amateur en-
ever given in the city.
The Carnegie library board has TAX.
en- the date and will give big pow
erty ball on April Fools day at the
Duncan.
A club woman came home from the
meeting of her club the other
day and sat down at the lunch table
and began to tell her husband about
the club meeting. so the story goes.
II was outspoken. dear, at the club
this morning." the wife said, and her
rnnt.xI
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09

Mrs. n. l.. Rosenthal and daugh.
ter. Miss Lucie. returned home TO
Las Vegas this week after visiting
for several months with relatives In
Kansas City.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09

The Ladies' league Of the Presby.
terian church meets with Mrs. O. 4.
Burch. 1850 Fifth street, Tuesday,
March IL. ut half past two O'clock.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09

The A. b. Cs met this afternoon
at the home OF Miss Anna Mcmahon
on Fifth street. Excellent refresh.
ments were served and an enjoyable
afternoon was spent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09

DO you think you could learn to
love me:" the young man inquired.
Learn TO love you?" exclaimed the
rapturous maid Earl. I could give
lessons NJ II"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09

Continued On Page Four)
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09

A club woman came home from the
morning meeting of her club the other
day and sat down at the lunch table
and began to tell her husband about
the club meeting, so the story goes.
81 was outspoken, dear. at the club
this morning." the wife said, and her
husband looked up in surprise and
said:
"You were? Well, I am surprised,
Who outspoke you?"
isn't that just like a man, the hor.
rid. mean thing?"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09

DeSoto II. Grant celebrated his a7th
birthday Monday evening by enter.
tanning a few Of his fIiends at his
home on Fifth street. Dainty refresh
ments were served and every one had
a jolly time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
10y United Press.)

BERKELEY, Cal. Nov Seized
by a crowd Of from 40 20 90 under
graduates and marched 20 a lonely
hollow in Coed Canyon David l..
Levy editorin-chief OF the Occl-
don't. the monthly magazine Of the
student body. was stripped OF his
garments and plastered from head
10 foot last night with flypaper
Then he was dressed again hy his
whitecap assailants and another
coating OF sticky stuff was smeared
over his garments. The indignity
WAS imposed. according to the
youthful freshmen who composed
the larger part OF the crowd. as q
visitation of undergraduate wrath
upon Levy because of an editorial
he published I'm the current number
of the Oecident on coed cigaret
smoking
Leyy's only comment upon the
assault Is this:
"lf my aasallants had Investigate
ed before they took this cowardly
step they might have been less
hasty So far as they are con.
oornod. / shall take no action az
present The matter will not rest
Levy was az his home when the
doorbell rang. and. In response to
q call he stepped onto the porch.
where he fell into an ambush of a
dozen or more husky young st6
dents AS soon as they could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
Man and Wife HURT
IN GAS EXPLOSION

city at midnight tonight and be
received b. tho nonney Watson
company The funeral, unless pres
ent arrangements are disturbed.
viii take place Monday AZ > o'clock
from The Westminster Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. scott wRa born on March ].
1859. on Wildly island. on the low
"a sound. and vas AZ years and
months 81 AEa.
iiesidcs the widow there are leti
Two sons. IA and 10 years ~ age ~
spectigciy A sister. Mra. GcgrKso
Reit1e. living AZ Lane and Eighth
Az. 3. and two ncphe~s. kfyen and
Chester Reitre. i've IN this city
Mr. SCOTS mother. Mrs. 7. =.
Hasiie. lives At NJ Vernon.
Mr. scott entered she city'e sfn
ploy In ISIS. and for many years
has been city Engineer Thomson :
most Intimate friend and co workeg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
AN APPRECIATION OF SEATTLE.
lion lhe $40 IL TrIbune J


II is said that Seattle knows nothing about depression
That is quite natural This is the time Of year when the
ships coming in with Alaska gold and the
spending t. After company Of miners has been in the
ds for year and finally with stuffed purses reaches big
city there liable be depression in business while
those purses hold
We suspect that just Seattle is the hopeful
spot the continent Alaska, yet half explored
the northwest the starting point for the shortest route
the Orient great forests and rich soil all around inland
where all the worlds ships find haven without
erowdng the depot for the fishing fleets Of the Pacific
surely she has enough make her confident
Then geranums bloom there nearly all the year and every
day work in the open air without discomfort No
wonder the city is growing and the people claiming
there is TO be the queen city Of the Pacific So far
be there cloud in her sky and the hope that
fills the hearts Of the people is in itself stmuan for fur
Their and continuous exeron Her progress for the past
20 years is Of the marves that any
where save in country.
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