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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
SEWER FARM IS
NOT A NUISANCE
Committee Reporting to Pasadena
City Council on Outfall Sewer
odors Says Smells Are
Minus Quantity
. Special to The Herald.


PASADENA, April 9.-The committee
on sanitation, after due investigation
of the odors reported to issue from the
outfall sewer and to be quite offensive
to the citizens of South Pasadena, this
morning reported to the city council
that the source of the odor could not
be detected and that the odor itself was
hard to detect so much in fact that
the propriety of calling it in the plural
sense was questioned. 1t was deter
mined that the sewer, therefore, is not
a nuisance. That being the case, no
action was taken regarding 1t.
The ordinance establishing the office
of the city electrician, fixing his duties
and compensation and providing the
code of regulations to govern that office
in the discharge of it's duties, was
passed and became a law.
An extension of thirty days in the
specified time in which the structure
to house the municipal power plant
should be completed was granted Chas.
c. Moore e. Co., having the contract.
Delay in the delivery of the machinery
plead as the cause for the request.
Washouts caused the delay. The ma
chinery is now standing on the side
tracks and will be soon installed.
The city clerk was given Instructions
to advertise for bids for 5000 barrels of
crude oil and cooling tower for the
use Of the new municipal plant. The
bids will be opened April 23.
In awarding the contract for the
Stevenson avenue improvement this
morning a difference of $1.65 was die
covered between the two lowest bids.
The amount involved is $7386.40 bid by
j. e. Haddock. His competitor bid $1.65
more. Contract for the improvement of
Summit place and for the Lincoln ave-
nue. sewer was also let.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

dwelt on the topic, THE Bible, Book
for All Men, Especially for Men of
the Twentieth Century"
Rev. Alfred Inwood spoke on 1.-THE
Pastor and the Sunday School,"
The session will open with meet
ing of the state executive committee
this morning at $3.50 O'Clock, the con-
ference sessions to open at the same
hour. The convention will continue
over Thursday to close Thursday night
with a lecture by Rev. Robert McIn-
tyre on "Buttoned UP People" at Simp-
son auditorium.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
ACCIDENT VICTIM IS
SLOWLY IMPROVING
snecial to Mo Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
PASADENA, April 9.-The condition
of Mrs. Frederick A. Beckwith Of San
Diego, who was hurled to the pavement
in collision with a youth who rode a
bicycle carelessly yesterday, Is i'm
proving. She is still at the Pasadena
hospital and will not be removed from
there until quite recovered from the
shock. The identity of the youth who
rode the bicycle has not been learned
though local officers have been search
ing for him since a few minutes after
the accident. The youngster rode away
and completely disappeared.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
TRIO BOUND OVER TO
THE SUPERIOR COURT
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, April 9.-Jim Hawkins,
Tow Hawkins and Charles Hughs, all
charged with criminally assaulting two
girls, Pearl Kollar and Nellie Beach,
were bound over for trial before the
superior court under $1,000 bail each
this morning. The hearing was held
before Justice Klamroth and the cases
taken up singly and in private. The
case against Sylvester Kollar, charged
with attempting to intimidate his sis
ter into giving false testimony and on
which charge he was yesterday placed
under arrest, was dismissed at the in
stance of Assistant District Attorney
Mccartney.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
COMPARATIVE COLOR BLINDNESS

If one thousand men, gaze at a gar
den of flowers, fifty of them will see
the colors falsely. If one thousand
women view them, nine hundred and
ninety-six or seven win perceive the
hues correctly. OF the six colors of the
rainbow which, mingled In thousands OF
combinations, give all the varying
hues of sky and sea, of mountain and
valley, some are never seen by the
color blind, or are felt only as light
and shade of black and white. Very
few persons are totally color blind, yell
low blue and violet being rarely lost.
To the totally color blind all landscapes
and objects are like an engraving In
black and white.-rhe Century.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

fnOD6-AOIno S5i
LONG BEACH, April 9.-Through the
watchfulness of Wharfinger Charles
Baettge, what is believed to be dar-
ing attempt at smuggling was frus-
trated early this morning.
A gasoline launch was seen headed
for the beach east Of the pier, where
three men were supposed to be waiting
for a landing of contraband goods.
When the officer turned on the cleo
trio lights the little vessel veered in
her course and put out to sea.
Baettge heard three short low whis-
ties about 2:30 o'clock, the sounds ap-
parently coming from a short distance
southeast of the end of the pier.
fastening to the door of his cabin on
made out the dim outlines of small
vessel on a course set for the beach.
Vessel Is Stranger
Knowing all the boats which ply
about Long Beach, Wharfinger Baettge
at once concluded that the boat did
not belong to the local fleet and that
her business might be that of snug
Cling.
haSIenlnS Ddck 10 MS roOn 10 uIeSS'
Baettge turned on the electric light.
When he once more stepped outside he
was surprised to see the craft was be-
ing put about
The old seaman started out in search
of confederates on shore and finally
discerned three or four men fastening
along the beach east of the auditorium.
He believes these men were there to
meet the supposed smugglers. What
lends additional credence to the Incl
dent is the fact that two secret service
agents spent several days at San
Pedro and Long Beach recently. They
were reported to be following up a
clew which they expected would lead
to the arrest of several persons sus-
pected OF smuggling.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
rHEATERs IN BERLIN

OF one sort or another, there are
about thirty theaters in Berlin. The
seating capacity varies from 1000 Cat
the Belle Allance) down to 800 Cat the
New. The three principal theaters are
royal houses, and confine their enter
tainments to performances of opera and
classical drama Playgoing is a much
cheaper amusement in Berlin than II IS
in London, as the best seats in the
house can usually be had for about IS,
plus booking fee of sd. The perform
ances begin, as a rule, at 1880 and are
over soon after 10 o'clock. The three
royal theaters are always closed dur
ing July and August, but the remainder
are open all the year round, At few
of them matinees take place on Sun
days. Some of the theaters. notably
the New opera house. the Schiller and
the Central, have gardens attached to
them, in which popular concerts are
given. Mr.. Trees Forthcoming visit will
probably be paid TO the Royal This is
an exceptionally handsome building,
erected in It's original form about
eighty-hVe years ago. Between 1S00-93s
however, II was In great measure re-
built.-Pall Mall Gazette.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
NEGRO FALLS From CAR;
IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, April 9,-Alexander
Hodnett, a negro, AZ, fell from a Pa
cific Electric car this afternoon and
sustained concussion of the brain. AS
he was stepping from the car the car
lurched. He was hurled to the pave
ment, lighting on his left temple.
Turning over on his face severe con-
tusions We're sustained, the lower lip
cut and the nose smashed. He was
taken to the emergency hospital OF
the Pacific Electric and medical at
tendance summoned. Several stitches
were taken In his wounds and he was
taken to his home at 124 Belleview av-
enue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS CONVENE
Seventeenth Annual Session of South
ern California Association Is
Opened In First Methodist
Church

The first days session of the seven
teenth annual convention of the South
ern California Sunday School associa-
ton was held yesterday in the First
Methodist church. Many interested
workers in Sunday schools of South
ern California, as well as superintend-
ents and pastors, were In attendance
and marked interest was displayed.
In the absence Of w. L. Porterfield,
the president, who is now in Jerusalem,
w. r. Guy, the vice president, pre-
sided.
The song service at o'clock was
conducted by Rev. G. e. Foster in
place of John Brewer, who was disabled
by the recent Cotton wreck and who
conducted the convention music during
the day. Will C. Trotter offered prayer.
C. D. Meigs, general secretary of the
Sunday School association of Texas,
made an address on "a Study of the
Word by Words; or How to Drill for
Gold in Golden Text"
Sunday School Value
Rev. J. T. Creswell spoke on Sunday
School Value" dwelling on several pri-
mary values of the Sunday school.
Rev. e. w. Thornton spoke on "The
Mind of the Pupil and the Method of
the Teacher"
Mrs. ]. woodbridge Barnes conducted
the round table. Topic, Difficulties in
Rural, Village and City Schools: How
Solved" She answered questions bear
ing on the subject. Mrs. Barnes was as
sisted by Mr.. Meigs.
Rev. w. f. 'Wenk was appointed rail-
road secretary and the chairman was
empowered to appoint nominating and
resolution committees.
c11narinfannant 0f the
Federation Coffee club, made brief re-
marks and invited the convention to the
coffee club rooms to inspect the work
being carried on, which they did at $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon and en-
joyed dinner.
From 1870 to o'clock in the after
noon the conference of county and dis
trict officers, together with superinten-
dents and teachers, was led by Mrs
Barnes, assisted bv Mr.. Meigs, which
was followed by greetings by Vice
President w. r. Guy.
The primary workers council ad-
journed to the Sunday school room and
was led by Mrs. Barnes.
G. G.. Meigs made an address on
"House to House Visitation, or How to
Take Religious Census in Day, and
How to Follow 1t Up" which was fol-
lowed by duet by Rev. and Mrs. G.
70. Foster.
Few Graduates Present
President w. C. Weld of the alumni
OF the teachers training department
read a long list Of names of the gradu-
ates, of which but few were able to
be present to receive their diplomas
Dr. Shepherd made an address in be-
half of the state alumni association,
which was followed by the presentation
of diplOmas by Vice President GUY and
Mrs. Barnes. The afternoon exercises
closed with an interesting address by
Mrs. Barnes on possibilities OF the
Junior PERIOD
At the evening session the principal
addresses were made by Rev, William
Mccormick and Rev. Alfred lnwoOd
The former was the first speaker and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

Everything you want you Will fhd in
the classified page. Ono cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
.SMUGGLERS' PLANS
ARE frustrated
EFFORT TO LAND CONTRABAND
GOODS SPOILED
Long Beach Wharflneer Hears Myste.
rious Sounds In Early Morning
Hours-Secret Service
Interested

Long Beach Office,
129 East Third Street
Phone-Home 297.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

Everything you want you will hnd Ia
the classified page One cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Reasons Why Daisy Ex.
Annex Is Going Up

1t is now selling at rock bottom and can't 90
lower
The company owns some of the best looking
ground in Goldield.
Rich bodies of gold ore have been found ON
the Daisy only few feet away
BECAUSE: The labor troubles in Go1dfed have been set
tied and big bull movement has already COM
menced.
BECAUSE: Development will be commenced, and as the
shaft goes down the price of stock will go up
BECAUSE: The stock will be listed and supported the
Mining Exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
FINED FIFTY DOLLARS
FOR AUTO SC0RCHlNG
Special to The Herald.


PASADENA, April 9-Frank r. Au-
ten was this morning fined for scorch-
ing in the Pasadena streets. He was
riding on South Marengo avenue in
excess of the speed limit, the complaint
alleged, when captured. He was fined
$50 and given two weeks in which to
pay fine and lodge an appeal from
Judge McDonald's decision.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

How that vain Mrs Gadabout Is
puffed up" said the first nighter OF
the lady before them
$50 she Is" agree dhls wife, sand
they're such well arranged puffs. too -
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27
Finest Potato Growing Country

That Golden Valley is good place for
the man with small means cannot be de-
MED, when you take in consideration the
abundant yield Of everything the soil pro-
duces. Take the potatoe crop, alone and
figure whatpro6ts were realized last year.
The average yield per acre was 200
bushels Of the finest of potatoes, which
brought from 90 cents to II per bushel.
The soil required no cultvating 10 speak
OF and the only labor was the breaking of
the sod and dropping the potatoes in the
furrough. Where can man realize bet
ter profits of an acre OF land? Not only
potatoes grow here but everything in the
way of vegetables and grain that will grow
in any -northeran country. Land is also
advancing in value. Land that was bought
for - per acre four years ago, sold this
week for S35 per acre with but little i'm
provements made on il, and yet. every
day some one will remark that this coun-
try is alright for the man with money, but
not the poor man.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27
Announcements, Wants, Etc.

Insure your crop against losses by hail.,
w. L. Mckibbin.
BREAD For sALE-at all times, pies on
Saturday and cakes to order. In Beach
Photo Studio building.
If looking Tor bargains in land specu.
lations call on OF address, Success Land
Agency. F, w. Kevech, Manager Beach
NJ Oak.
NoTIcE To LAND AeENrs-You are
hereby notified that all the land belonging
to A. c. Knutson has been taken off the
market and is not for sale.-A. c. knut
son. Carlyle, Mont.
If you wish to relinquish your claim o,
sell your land on short notice list the
same with u.s. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto Success Land
Agency, Beach, N. D. v...,v..
Every farmer as well as business man
should have letter file 10 file away i'm
portant papers and letters. They cost
only 40 cents at the CHRONICLE Office.
] have for exchange for good cheap land
two lots and store building and general
merchandise, all in good town in lowe
and doing good business. My equity j.
about IS, ooo Prefer TO deal with owners
H. c. Wiley, Curluo, Iowa.
FoR SAlE-Eighty head of horses.
wish to sell them during the next foul
weeks and will sell at very low figures. lr
this bunch have we'll matched teams
ranging in weight from 1000 to 1900 pei
head, also good single drivers and unbroke
horses. If interested it will pay you Il
come and see me. My ranch is 16 mile
north east of Beach at the head Of Wan
nigan creek.-Anton Garmo.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27
Quite An Exodus to Beach, N. D.

There was quite an exodus from here
to the Golden. Valley, N. b. coun,ry,
Tuesday on which day the following
Jackson county people took the ,,:44 a.
M train for Beach and vicinity in tha,
state. the most. of them going to buy OF
homestead lands: Earl and Fsa.k Ziels.
dorf, VIM. Potter, CLAUS overlin, ] H.
Nichols. Henry Calendar, Milton Robin.
son, Miss Florence Stockwell and Miss
Cecil Arnold. The following, who were
here from Beach also returned at ,ha,
time: M. Laughnape, Leonard Stockwell,
Price Arnold and Wheelock q Wheelock,
the latter two being of Fargo who are
wealthy bankers and land owners. The
Badger State Banner. Nearly every one
OF the above named gentlemen invested in
land near Beach.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27
Celebrate the 18th at Mibaux.

600 a. m Grand Salute
900 Music by Band
o:3o Ring Tournament for boys under 10
1000 Base Ball Game-Beach VS. Wibaux
1900 M. DINNER.
1 100 p. m. Tug Of War, Mont. VS.. N. Oak
1890 Horse Racing. races.
Between races will be foot racing
100 yards, free for all. Boys, over IL
years and under IS years; girls, unde,
IS years; fat mems race, sack race, three
legged race. wheelbarrow race, potato
race, etc.
AGO Bronco racing.
200 Wrestling match between G:.A. Gil
bertson, champion of Minnesota, and
John Madison, champion OF South Oak.
Ladies are invited.
800 Grand display of fire works, and then
The Dance Begins. two large dance
floors with imported orchettras. Come
to Wibaux and have the time of your
life. Program Committee.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27
Writes His Editor Friend in Wis,

A letter from r. p. Rainey Of Beach,
N. D, was received at this Office this week
conveying the information that everything
looks lively out there. Crops are looking
fine with much larger acreage than las,
year. He says that "a steam plows. haul
ing from TO 10 plows, have been plowing
in Beach vicinity all spring. He has So
acres of oats and 40 acres Of fax seeded,
besides blowing about 80 acres with horses
Jim Pringle has 20 acres Of fax in on his
homestead Land has advanced about SIC
per acre this spring Mr.. Rainey says
that Beach vicinity is an ideal spot for a
farmer Of small means, but it seems that q
good many farmers of large means are
locating there.-Arcadia (Wis.) Arcadian.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27

Attys. Miller and Gallagher were Medora
visitors Tuesday. ~
Mesdames Smith and Melvin were
Wibaux visitors yesterday.
Mesdames Demsey and Hurst, of Sen
tiael Butte were choppers Monday.
Joe Merrick went to Kent, MINI. yes
terday to be with home folks on the 4tk.
]. Middleton asd wife. OF Lone Tree
township were shoppers in Beach Tues
day.
Mrs. NJ Moran visited at the home Of
Patt Murn at Glendive, Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. Robert Welsh. of Maudan, visited
with K. kuutson and family Monday and
Tuesday: >.
H. Taylor and two sons and. Fred
Baaman went west to the new Missoula
country, prospecting.
The records of the rain gage for the
past two weeks will afford to many, addi.
tional evidence and even proof that the
climate of western Dakota is permanently
changing especially in the amount. el
rainfall,
;Wibanx Pioneer: THE lance given by
the Beach orchestra in the hall last Frida,
evening was not very largely ATTENDED
owing to the rainy weather, but those who
attended report a very pleasant time ane
that the music was worthy of specia
mention.
Good printing used by business mar
conveys an idea of success. You may nev
er see certain person with whome yo,
have business by correspondence but you
unconsciously size him up by his stationary
Get good printing; it pays. That's tn,
kind turned out at the CHRONICLE printin,
department.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27
Creamery Mighty Busy.

Bismarck, N. p, June 40. Tne cream
cry of the Missouri River Produce Co.
was a busy place Yesterday and all hands
were kept on the jump from early morn
ing till late at night AND twas no won
der for the creamery ec,ipsed its best
record by turning out 1000 pounds of the
butter which is making Bismarck famous.
As the routine Of the work i becoming
more and more systematized Is accomplish
the best results the quantity, of butter
made is being increased, and If possible
the quality improved. Few Pismarckers
realize what establishment tie creamery
and cold storage plant is gettihk to be and
it will :pay those interested y visit the
creamery and see what splendid indus
try it is.-Forum. \
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27
AustvoId Visits in Minnesota,

Rev. +. Austvold OF Helena, Mont, has
been visiting his parents since the Synod
convention closed at Benson. Last Sun
day he conducted services in the White
Bear Lake congregation and in the after.
noon delivered speech on the subject
Home" at the Young Peoples Society
which met at G. Gandrud's pIace.--The
Glenwood (Minn.) Herald.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27
Sizing Up . Towa.

If you we're going to investigate loca-
ton, wouldn't your first step be TO send
for copies Of the local papers and study
their advertisements? In no other way
could you put your finger so quickly and
surley on the pulse Of trade You could
tell much more easily than by walking
through the streets whether it was a live
town or dead one, and just what forms
of business we're most active. And if you
judge another town this way-how abou,
vOur OWn-Ex
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27
], QUALITY STORE.
OUR
STORE
IS THE

Equality Nothing strongly
The
the quality of the He
sell products that will
forget this fact that will mind quality after
forgotten.
Tour Good price;
refunded satisfied
stock of General Merchandise. Call in
4lf need of take fit
with the We
the best clothing o the world and those bought Of
that low those who are handling inferior goods
fln that
Gladstone Fearless Flour the best Of satisfaction
sell little the Minnesota FLOUR
highly believe selling
fourt all the other merchants n
THE PIONEER STORE, Beach, n
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27
Young People Go to Beach, N. D

c. H. Ash left for Beach, N. D., Tues
day night with carload of goods and
stock for his claim and those of his SIS
tiers, Maud, Elsie and Joy who will leave
Monday night Butler will miss these
young folks, bat wishes them a good time
and no bad luck in their life on the claim.
Butler Is. Oak Herald.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-06-27
3lxs ofZocal Hews.

. ! ~
Sentinel Butte was. we'll repre-
ssatedin Beach, Sunday afternoon
Harry Hougsn was reported
seriously i'll Monday morning. !,
Miss Florence Russ departed
for Minneapolis, Saturday for "a
months visit with relatives.
The Pioneer Store Co. has a
Mtching place in front of the
store.
Rier Thompson is erecting a
new residence on bis farm, one
mile south of town.
Mrs. Tullar and Miss Clara
Hougen, were among the Wibalz
shoppers. Thursday.
Mrs. j. B. Houok and Miss
Clara Barber were shopping in
Wibaux Friday.
The new concrete block resi-
dence of E. E. Mikkleson is we'll
underway Of construction. II
will be alarge. two story house.
Editor Martin, Of the Yellow.
atone Monitor, came down with
the baseball aggregation Sunday
and spent-the afternoon with We.
scribe. =.
Editor Shear of Sentinel Butte,
. and Editor Kane Of Wibalx, were
in the crowd Sunday witnessing
the ball game.
w. p. Govier and wife, of
). Howell, y. Mich. ,--hape .been~spend-
ing q few days the guests of j.
P. Reeve and wife. They are or
their way to California to reside.
A labcrers train and crew ar.
rived here Monday to erect a new
modern coal dock and water
tower for the Northeran Pacific
railway company.
Chas. II. Dahl, blacksmith
of Wibaux, has opened black.
smith shop in Beach with John
Shrader in charge. The shol
will be known as Dahl'e Black.
smith and Wagon Works. Mr..
Shrader. comes highly RECON-
nended as lnachanic and work.
man.
w. II. Goss, Of Winona, Mimi.
was among the many who bought
hand here last week. He bough,
800 acres. He was enamoret
with all he saw here and remarked
in a crowd of land seekers thai
eyerything.in the. Golden Vale,
was SO rich that grain grew il
satchels; showing filled satche
Of samples of grain which he hat
gathered.
The Glendive baseball aggre
cation come down Sunday ON. No
4 and defeated the locals in 81,
inning game by score Of 6 to O
The rain prevented the other thre,
innings. Notwithstanding tn.
shut-ont for Beach, the game il
reportedpa~good one. The hom,
team was handicapped for players
Smith and Sunders, the battery
being away, and we were entirel.,
oulclassed. A return game j
scheduled for July 9TH.
We had heavy rains Saturday
Sunday and Monday and we nov
have sufficient moisture to warran
a big crop of everything. Th'
precipitation statistics, taken a
the demonstration farm mark fou
inches of rain for June. up to las
Monday night. Flax sample
were brought to town Monday, b,
p. c. Erickson that were ten inch
es high. Everything is GROWN.
fast.