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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
HOBO, THREATENING
GIRLS, WELL "STUNG"

NEW YORK, Oct e5-The tramp who
insulted and frightened Miss Esther Bur-
ridge and Miss Carlotta Snyder was triply
stung yesterday.
Miss Burridge of Brooklyn Is visiting
Miss Snyder at Lincoln Park, N. j. The
young women walked to a peach orchard
on the Snyder farm about a half mile
from the house. There tattered. dusty
hobo was filling a bag with peaches.
What do you mean by stealing my
fathers fruit?" Miss Snyder called to
him, Get out of here"
No one else was In sight. For answer
the fellow swore at the girls and started
toward them. They fled shrieking. Will
liam Jackson, a young farmer, and Tige,
the Snyder family dog, heard them.
Better for the pursuing tramp had he
known that help was coming to them. As
he ran by a maple trees low bough he
shook a wasp's nest on 1t. The insects
swarmed out and stung the hobo unmerci-
fully. Yelling with pain he turned and
ran, but not fast enough to escape Tige,
who attacked him savagely. The dog
would have killed the tramp probably, for
half blinded he could not defend himself,
but Jackson arrived, dragging Tige off.
The farmer marched the hobo to the
barn, got q horsewhip and then led him
to siding on the Lackawanna railroad,
where stood coal train about ready to
pull out. jackson told the brakeman OF
his prisoners insults and threats,
thrashed him well with the whip and
made him get on car.
"We'n kick him off few miles down
the road" said the brakemen oheerfully.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
JURY FINDS MARVELLOUS
PHYSICIAN" GUILTY
Man Alleged to Have Practlced Medl-
cine Without Authority from State
Board to Be Sentenced
Monday

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. 25.-Guilty was the
verdict of the jury which heard the eV-
dence against Emil Kirschner, charged
with practicing medicine without IL
cense, in Justice Klamroths court today.
The case was prosecuted by the stare
board of medical examiners, of which
DR.. f. C. 8. Mattison of this city is
president. Kirschner came here several
weeks ago in connection with medicine
troupe and set himself up as THE Mar
velous Lopez" and claimed to be able
to cure the afflicted, the lame and the
blind.
Gullibles who attended the medicine
show and bought the wares handed out
by Kirschner were also advised to Visit
the doctor"
His office was daily besieged by class
of people who could Ill afford to give
up money
Local physicians sought to rid the city
of the Objectionable doctor through GRIM
inal proceedings. The board of exam
iners swore 10 the complaint and the
trial lasted throughout the entire day.
.'Marveous L.opezS' defense was that he
formerly possessed certificate to prac-
tice in this state and that 1t was con-
sumed in fire which burned his office
at San Diego. He claimed to have pro-
cured a substitute in San Diego which
he took to a member of the state board
of health in San Francisco, who told him
1t would pass.
The prosecution, however, convinced
the jury that something more than q
substitute Is required, as a verdict was
reached within twenty minutes after the
jury retired.
Kirschner will be sentenced Monday
morning. He said yesterday he would
appeal the case
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
PLAN FIRST STEP IN
SCENIC SEASH0RE Ru>
Pacific Electric to Begin construotIon
Work on Line Which VIII Cons
meet Santa Monica with
Long Beach
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. 25.-The Pacific
Electric company will probably complets
its line between this city and Whining
ton as soon as possible. as a step in
scenic. seashore route. extending from
Santa Monica to Newport beach.
AT the city council meeting tomorrow
afternoon the electric roads right OF way
across the back bay property OF the Los
Angeles Dock and Terminal company
will In all probability be settled AS soon
as possible it is expected. the construc-
ton of the limo to Wilmington viii begin.
Work must soon begin along the right
of way secured across the Domiguez In
vestment company's property between
this city and Wilmington, or the fran
chise will become invalid.
From Wilmington, First street will be
the line OF the road into San Pedro. A
third rail is being put In along the coast
lines of the Interurban, and 1t is believed
this line will be connected with the one
now In operation to Point Firrnin.
Thus Santa Monica would be contested
with the south coast towns by q seaside
line which would undoubtedly become
famous.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
WISE OLD DASH SAVES
HIS MASTER AND FAMILY

NEW YORK. Ocs. 25.-As John T. Car
son of Mont Clair Heights, N. j.. was
driving with his wife and two children
Saturday evening from Paterson to their
home, Dash. their Newfoundland dog.
which had been running ahead on the
Little Falls road. turned back and. stop
ping in front of the horse, began to bark.
Carson ordered the dog out of the way.
whereupon the animal began barking
and whining at the side of the carriage.
Persuaded that something was wrong,
Carson got out of the carriage and, Dash
leading the way, found a washout In the
road two feet deep and about four feet
wide. t-.ss
The night was dark. and had Carson
driven into the hole at tine lively rate
he was going when stopped by the dog
the occupants OF the carriage would
probably have been badly If not fatally
injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
]. J. SEYMOUR NEW HEAD
OF TRADE ORGANIZATION
w. |. Hull, President for Two Years,
Retires-Promotlon Work of Year
Revlewed-Thousand of
Inquiries Received
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SANTA MONICA, Oct. 25.-w. T. Hull. for
the last two years president of the local trade
organization, was succeeded last evening at
the annual election Of the body by J. ]. sey-
mour. who during residence of four years
has been actively interested in local business
affairs. r. Fogel was elected TO the vice
presidency and w. K Cowan was elected
treasurer.
The outgoing treasurer. c. d. Middlekauff.
reported that the organization was in four
ishing condition and had accomplished consid-
erable work during the closing year. Subscrip-
tjons for promotion purposes totaled sl222.a 80,
and dues amounting TO 1886 had been received.
During the year the organization sent out
10000 twenty-four-page illustrated pamphlets,
20 900 colored post cards and other advertis-
ing matter. There were received 1900 inquiries
concerning the Santa Monica bay district and
about $4,000 papers, magazines and other pub
ications containing some reference to Santa
Monica.
The retiring officers were accorded hearty
vote of thanks for their efforts in the organi-
zation's behalf.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
DECLARES FiLIPlNos ARE
MAsQUERADING AS JAPANESE

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct 25.-That there are
large numbers of Filipino young men in
Southern California who, believing that
they will have more prestige, claim to
be Japanese, is the assertion OF A. M
Taylor, deputy tax collector, who saw
service in the Philippines.
While standing last night in the Pa
c;fic Electric depot Taylor asked little
brown man for match. speaking in the
dialect of the island. The person ad-
dressed started to reach into a pocket,
ar IL for match, then suddenly stopped,
saving 'Me no understand. Me Jap"
In letter recently received from a
friend in a branch Of the island service
Taylor was informed that secret service
men are ferreting out rumors that arms
have been offered the Filipinos by jap
anese agents.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
REPORT ABUNDANCE OF
QUAIL NEAR ELSIN0RE
Hunters Express Disappointment, as
Only Few Ducks Were Seen,
but Say Fishing Was
Good
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SANTA MONICA, Oct. 25.-Gouncilman
George Snyder and City Building Super
intendent Fl. l.. Mitchell returned today
from weeks hunting and fishing trip
near Elsinore.
They report an abundance of quail in
the country, but a decided scarcity of
ducks and other game. At Dlsinore the
sportsmen were Joined by Superior Court
Judge James C. Rives, who shared
quarters with them.
ocean Park City Trustee Harry Allen,
I. D. Evans proprietor of the Decatur
hotel, and other prominent beach citi-
zens were met who had been hunting
and expressed disappointment at the
poor duck shooting.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
CITY ATTORNEY SKINNER
TENDERS RESIGNATION
Too Much Work for Salary. He Says.
Urges Appointment Of One of
Candidates In Coming
Campaign
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. 25.-Asserting that,
for the salary paid, he could not afford to
slight his private practice to care for the
city's increasing litigation, George A.
Skinner today presented his resignation
to the city trustees.
In his resignation he says:
II am not doing justice to myself to
continue as city attorney Further.
think that 1t is an excellent moment for
whoever the new city attorney may be Y
take up the work now and take it for
granted you will appoint one of the two
who are candidates in the coming election
to fill my unexpired term"
The resignation was not acted upon at
the council meeting this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
Ethel strattOn Of 2osa North Marsngo

Ethel stratton of zos4 North Marenso
avenue.
The other couple married at the same
time were Baxter G. Madden and Miss
Erama Larbig of Los Angeles. The quar-
tet met in Los Angeles, from where they
proceeded to Riverside in 6toddard-
Dayton touring car, going to the home OF
Mrs. Oscar Gray. where the double Ncere-
mopy was performed by Rev. ], II. simp-
son. The brides were gowned alike In
brown costumes and hats to match. The
entire party proceeded to San Diego In
the touring car and will return Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
"MAUp" KICKS MAN THREE
TIMES; SHE'S A HORSE

LONG BEACH, Oct. 25.-when Will
lian, Settles, contractor, leaned over the
dashboard of his buggy this morning to
pick up a fallen line his horse. Maud, or
dinarily sedate kicked him three times in
rapid succession with both feet. The first
kick tore OFF the dashboard and cracked
one of Settles knees. The second struck
both ankles and the third time the horses
hoofs hit his hand, cutting his thumbs
painfully.
The injured man was unable to move.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
FORMER COUNCILMAN
TALKS ON WATER ISSUE
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. 25.-W. D. Loughery,
former councilman at large, indorses the
sentiments in the disclosures Of The Her
aid in the matter of the water deal. He
said today
II have always believed the city could
not go ahead and buy the plants under
the old proceedings, because Judge Fitz-
gerald told us so. Judge Works In his
opinion practically said the same thing.
The position that Mayor Waterhouse took
in the proceedings Is being substantiated
by all the facts as they are being brought
out by the press rs
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
LONG BEACH BANKS IN
FIRM FINANCIAL CONDITION

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. 25-State Bank
Examiner Sherer said today, after COM
pleting an examination of the Citizens
Savings bank, that it was solvent and
able to take up all demands as fast as
1t can realize on it's mortgages.
The conditions OF the Long Beach Saw
ings bank and the State bank were also
examiped and were said to be first-class
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
BEACH CHARTER PARTY
NOMINATES OFFICERS
Charles n. Windhani Selected to Lead
Organization In Fierce Political
f Fight Which Is Now Being
Arranged
Special to Tho Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. 25.-At the general
convention of the Charter party tonight
the following nominations were made:
For mayor, Charles HI. Windham; tax and
license collector, Charles Malcolm; po-
lice judge. A. G. Lawson; for city attor-
ney, Stephen c. Long; for treasurer,
Frank McCutcheon; for auditor. Ira
Hatch; for city clerk, C. o. Boynton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
COL. LAMBERT's CHAUFFEUR
CHARGED WITH SPEEDING
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. 25.-While speeding
in an automobile on East Colorado street.
Thomas Holmes was overtaken by Motor
Cycle Policeman s. w. Reese yesterday
and escorted to the police station, where
he was booked on charge Of violating
the speed ordinance.
Holmes Is chauffeur for Col John LAM
bert, the steel magnate. He was re-
leased on his own recognizance to appear
in police court tomorrow morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
REFUSE TO AFFILIATE WITH
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE. Oct. A.-By vote of p to
3 the Venice volunteer lifesaving organi-
zation decided at special meeting last
evening not to affiliate with the United
States lifesaving corps.
The action Of the local volunteers was
largely due to the belief of members
of the department that it would lose
local support If merged with the United
States organization.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
FURNITURE FOR HOTEL
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Oct. 25-The first car
load of furniture for the new Hotel
Virginia arrived from Grand Rapids.
Mich. The entire shipment will require
ten cars. Others are on the way and
will be stored in the hotel.
Furniture costing nearly $s5,o00 was re-
Gently ordered in the eastern cities by
J. G. Drake and A. M. Goodhue of, the
Long Beach Hotel company,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
MAsHER, ARRESTED, FAILS
TO APPEAR FOR TRIAL
Special to Ths Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. Pa man who
said that he was George A. Berry OF Los
Angeles was arrested on the beach last
evening by Patrolman O'Rourke upon the
complaint of a smartly dressed woman
that he was a "masher'
Berry was admitted to bail in the hum
of IS. Neither he nor the woman appeared
in police court today at the hour set for
the trial.
The Fairchild- d-Gilmore-Wilton Paving
company today presented the fire depart
ment with $25 In appreciation of services
rendered In extinguishing two small but
threatening fires at its plant at Third
street and Alamitos avenue.
The American military band, which re-
Gently secured a contract to give dances
and concerts in the sun parlor, made its
first appearance tonight. The new band
is composed of eighteen musicians q.
H. Carbin is director.
De Domenicis, the concert soloist who
formerly played with Vessella's Italian
band, has again Joined that organisation
Carccci, a French horn player from Chi
cago. and Cai ri, clarinet player from
Milwaukee, are other new additions to
ths band.
While doctoring sick horse this after
moor Austin Byles, veterinary surgeon
was kicked in the right hand and his
wrist was fractured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
LONG BEACH MAN MADE
A KNIGHT COMMANDER
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. 25.--J. B, Heartwel to-
day received from s. Conrad Of Washington,
d. c., telegram bearing the news that the
Long Beach man had been elected knight
commander Court Of Honor.
This is the first step toward Mr.. Heart
wel's securing the thrty-third degree VI
Masonry. He is the first Mason OF this city
to be so honcred.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26

Prof. Harry w. Maloney will appear in
a fencing bout with Prof. Uttenmeyer at
social to be given by st. Andrews s
social club on the night Of October 49,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
PASADENA COUPLE TAKE PART
IN SURPRISE DOUBLE WEDDING
Special 70 The Herald.

Special 70 The Herald.
PASADENA. Oct 25.-Participating in
surprise double wedding at Riverside
Thursday Pasadena couple are now
enjoying honeymoon tour to San Diego
and return by automobile. The groom
was Ralph '. McAlpine Of 701 Alriiira
street and the bride was Miss Grace
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
GARBAGE MAN WILL SUBMIT
PROPOSITION IN WRITING
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct, 25.-At conference
tonight between the mayor, sanitary COM
mittee and c. H. Hill, who proposed to
establish garbage incinerating plant in
this city, the latter agreed to present his
proposition in writing to the city council.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26

Robert ". Miller. aged SO years. died
suddenly yesterday. He lived at 2s5 Eas
Walnut street and is survived by a wifi
and two children.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26

Miss Helen Mead, daughter of w. Fl.
Mead. the Los Angeles fiutist, will as
sist with the music at the Lake Avenue
congregational church Sunday. She will
render a flute solo.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26

Pasadena's baseball team will play the
Edison Electrics on the Raymond ave-
nue. grounds Sunday. Roy Hit, late OF
Cincinnati will be in the box for the
locals.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26

The Buckeye society held Halloween
social at G. A. r. hall tonight. The hall
was filled to overfiowing with former
Ohioans.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26

The Servant Problem Solved
Herali want ad will supply your needs.
Direct communication between the employer
and the worker. Cost mere trife. Rates
8 lines times 25c. Phone Homo Herald
Sunset 'Presa H."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26

Martins camp is being dismantled and
the remains will be taken to Mount Will
son and utilized by the cottagers next
summer Martins camb was established
on the side of the peak eighteen years
ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
Misunderstood

.'Iow many people work in your officer"
work? Perhaps two-thirds of Them
Translated for Transatlantic Tales from
Flierende Batter
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
BON VIvANT ARRESTED
ON CHARGE OF FRAUD
Pasadena Young Man Taken In Charge
by Detective, but Gains Re-
lease by pepositing
Bonds
Special to The Herald.


Special to The Herald
PASADENA, Oct. 25-Harry M Iier,
reputed millionaire and bon vivant, was
arrested on charge Of obtaining gooos
by false pretenses last night.
The arrest was made by Detective wal
lace Coping in Los Angeles upon re-
ceipt of telegram from the CHER OF
police of San Francisco stating that the
accused had passed checks Whicn the
bank refused to honor.
Harry Zier is much mortified because
Of his incarceration and his friends tried
their best to secure his release today,
but the local officers would entertain no
such motive until after hearing further
from the San Francisco authorities.
The artusI charge is that while In San
Frr..s.d W. Gently Zier made extensive
80 ISso fs,arnishings to increase his
~ lJfN ,~1otasing checks in payment.
y M j,oohear ed to the firm marked
s Lw sas" ave the checks and
Il /h3 duyae Auld be paid in due
: uft&( les nent he said; 1.-THE
chss oLaceess tbeen paid before this,
but T. q uas, ....so my mother was taken
iii and she had to be sent to our old home
ir Minneapelis in care of physician.
Aid nat care to bother her about financial
matters while she is in that condition"
one of Zier's hands is encased in
bshdages, as the result of an escapade in
Los Angeles several nights since, when
II Is alle,@oy ~ de was badly cut with a
beer b. q 81 peal friends Of the young
man as succeeded in spending
s1 600 " e. last two weeks.
Toniax ids of the young man for
warded. \ Francisco s145 to pay the
amount ne haberdasher's claim and
the costs the case, Zier also received
5000 from, ..ie east and he Is expected to
be released from custody this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26
BREvITlEs OF GROWN
CITY NEWS HAPPENINGS

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. 25.-Prof. Robert 6.
Sharp of the Madison school will talk
to the boys of the Y, M. G. A. tomorrow
morning at o'clock. His topic is Don't
finch, don't foul, but hit the line hard"
George Pedley will first render BARI
tone solo for the boys.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-15
Small Talks

PRINCE CUPIDWalah be thrown out Send
to
E. w. QUINN introduced what have
ACTING ARoUEs-Consul vizzavOna has written to
that he would like to
AYREs-The Referee hasn't ghost Federal
Grand Jury and 1 media
JOHN SATHThe discrepancies
Mrs Eddy has discovered
THOMAS oDoWDA-I pity bows from
Hawaii being educated
when there such large number openings
connection with industry These
than a o bal are earning
GEORGE stock in this man
Hawaiian colony In
think that
Walaeh ought to be allowed kin off the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-15
REFUSAL OF PRINCE WILL
SHOCK HIS TAHITIAN FRIENDS


when told
int to marry him.
Tahiti
The marra wasa a a be.
family, the officers
connected by
family. member of his
of the group and AVE a
deliberately frequently during Tahiti
that Prince
that he i o her,
republication
by
cabled
by
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-15
WHAT MAUI OFFICIALS
LIVE IN PO[YGAMY !?

Judge Kepoikai Of the Maui Circuit
Court. in his charge to the grand jury
OIL that county. among other things
charged them specifically on two
rather sensational subjects. as follows:
"A communication has been handed
to the court wherein certain charges
of stuffing the payroll are made
against the official who has charge Of
the roads in the Kula district. and l
charge you to investigate this mat
ter.
charge you to look into the mat
20 % rrmors OF certain county on
Gals living polygamous lives"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-15
Ww~~~~~~~I

something exasperatg intelligence
claims such Wlach supposedly leading
Hwi taking being
political expedieney pretty
political about diot possible
leading leadership
doing the time when the
possible for Wallaeh has degeneaed into a scramble
The strength craftsmanship bending
public speakers of
seemed to think One OF the speakers quoted the old chestnut about the
the people being the God while
batting ampeded sheep
not the the that
adopted but the stampeded knowing the time
they doing.
1t to be all right get in and shout with the
unless something happens events
when the stampede will politicians dumped
political undong
this appearance of Health is
doing politics 1t has been repeatedly stated that the Board
swallow themselves meeting waach
proposition being that the petition the Home Rulers
@ % the nOcan were to make their grandstand play and the matter
lOpened and the Republican petition finally this
dOne is said because Dr. Wyson
before things ready bang making
adjournment necessary.
Frank Richardson visiting have
the most disguised the Valley Isle
visiting relatives
somewhat he packed
obliged Honolulu
t the letter asking him up
he thought would
the loan of suit of stripes from High Henry however and dbd %
Maui express D. package opened Richardson
hunted through the suit find the other Henry
vide his guests with pockets in the tuxedOs
At the present time costing the Territory
pay inspector to oversee the ueinp
work being men, wages
than occupation possibly
On the cylinder that his brother
busted
To of
baseball team to hiking Japan after
of with
at all settled,
Fisher brings his aggregation islands
staying home the
zhe public has been fed dope what be
cut to lot of bum matches because
Coast needed
needed willing
they
baseball well public
what baseball really they In
have been boosting Hawaii
cold lust as their PLAYERS
The ought
entails sacrifice
kinds of deserve tile return for i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-15
MOUNTAIN HOUSE LOTS.

Land Commissioner Pratt received
notice yesterday that appraisement of
the Mountain Residence Lots at 1912
miles. Volcano road, which are to be
offered the public soon, will be made
next week These lots are at an alti-
tude of between $500 and 1000 feet
above sea fevel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-15
NO DANGER.

Don't be afraid to give Chamberlain's
Cough remedy to your children. It is
attended especially for coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough, and 1t is
the best medicine made for these
diseases. What makes it safe is that
1t contains no opium Children like 1t.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
Z Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-15
PILES CURED IN 6 Tor4 DAYS.

FAZU IMMINENT is guaranteed
70 cure any case of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
"a days or money refunded. Made bv
PARIS MEDICINE co Saint Louis
u S. of A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-15

Dr. Harry L. Shaw and Mrs. Shaw
OF Hi!o leave on the Enterprise for San
Francisco, to be gone six months
Their time will be passed mainly on
the Pacific Coast.