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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
BUCKET SHOPS TO BE
SHUT OUT OF PASADENA
Mayor Instructs City Attorney to Draft
j Ordinance to Prohibit Dealing
in Futures in the Crown
City
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. 3O.-The heralded
exodus of Los Angeles bucket shop men
to Pasadena has so far failed to material
ize, although Chief of Police Favour says
there is no ordinance in force by which
they can be prohibited from operating
here, but he says one win be framed for
sanction by the city council at its next
meeting.
For a number of years past there have
been two places where trading in stocks
by ticker arrangement have been in
operation in Pasadena and the business
has been conducted so quietly that no
complaint has ever been lodged with the
police department.
When Mayor Farley was informed of
the action of the Los Angeles authorities
in suppressing such forms OF so-called
gambling he said that Pasadena would
follow suit as soon as ths legal depart
ment Of the city can prepare the neces-
sary ordinance.
1t is said that since the bucket shop
patrons have been shut out of Los An
geles many of them now come to Pasa-
dena and deal with the local stock brok-
ers. A Green street firm was taxed to
it's utmost to wait on customers during
regular business hours today,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
BEACH TOWN ACCEPTS
NEW MUNICIPAL HALL
Future Tenants Take Possession Of
New Building, Although Heat,
Light and Water Are
Lacking

Special to The Herald
OCEAN PARK, Oct. 3o.-Half mile
from the city's business center and in
an isolated district the new municipal
building was today taken possession OF
by its future tenants.
AS yet neither telephones, water or
heat have been installed in the struc-
ture.
The building is at Toxic station on
the Los Angeles Pacific railway line,
and to get to 1t one must travel over
unimproved roads or utilize the half
hour car service.
Frank Thomas, proprietor of the Bon
Ton restaurant in Pier avenue, was
made the defendant today in suit for
S16.S4, instituted by holders of meal
tickets sold during the several weeks
the establishment was, Thomas
thought, in the hands of a new owner.
Thomas sold the restaurant to Rehnke
and LIE Roy, accepting part payment
of 500 on the purchase price. When
he sought to make a second collection
the firm dropped out of sight, letting
the restaurant revert to him. Six
holders of meal tickets have since tried
to collect on their pasteboards with the
result that o. J. Barnum has been
delegated to force a court settlement
of the matter.
Woman's club Mesdames Gerson, Gold
Woman's club Mesdames Gerson Gold
smith and Hite Wickizer will present a
program of music and literary num-
bers tomorrow afternoon. Many visit
ing club women are expected to be
present at the entertainment, which
will be given in the Masonic building.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
MAY SUTTON WANTS TENNIS
MATCHES IN THIS COUNTRY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct 30.-Miss May SUIT
ton, worlds woman tennis champion, an
nounces that she will not go to England
next year to defend her title, as she
believes the English women who would
contest with her should come to this
country. Fer three consecutive years
Miss Sutton has Travelled across the con-
tinent and the broad Atlantic to contest
'or the honor and she is in sympathy
'th the tennis enthusiasts of the east
ave the matches brought to her own
'ry II think it is only fair that
nes be played here next year." she
nd ] believe that Mrs. Chambers,
Hm I won the honors, Miss Will
gilliard, Miss Smith and others
Sthe championship each year
Ntoo glad to come to the
f the match can be ar
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WILL VISIT HARBOR
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. 30.-Officials of
the chamber of commerce today stated
that arrangements are being made where
by on or about November IA about 1000
members of the Los Angeles chamber
of commerce will spend an entire day
in visiting the harbors of this section.
In the forenoon the San Pedro harbor
will be inspected. Luncheon will be
served in Long Beach and the afternoon
will be devoted to a visit to the Long
Beach harbor the shipbuilding plant site,
the new drawbridge across the San Ga
briel river, the San Pedro Salt company s
plant and other points of interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
OPERA FAUST WELL
SUNG BY COMPANY
Serrabini Proves a Beautiful Mar.
guerlte and Her Rendition
of Jewel Song Is
Excellent

The opera Faust" by Charles Gounod,
was given last night at the Auditorium.
| :. his opera was first produced at the
Theater Lyrique, Paris, March 10, 1859,
uDd has ever since held its place in pub
lie estimation as one among the most
popular and beautiful of grand operas.
Eister Ferrabini was certainly a most
bea utiful Marguerite. Her rendition of
The aria "E strano potter IL viso suo
veder'' Gewel song) was excellent, and
she acted her role we'll.
Signor Arcangeli sang the "Caratina
Dio RossentP' with good taste and with
splendid. understar ding.
Signor Olnto Lombard as Mefisto-
fele portrayed the character of Satan
about as w,'l as could be imagined and
excellent indeed was his singing of THE
Golden Calf"
Signor Angelo Parola as Faust was
fine. His "Salve dimora casta pura"
was beautifully given and his clear, sill
very voice showed to excellent advantage
in this aria
Amalia Carozio sang the role of Siebel.
1t is too bad she uses quite so much
viLrato.
The quartet in the third act, "Guisto
ciel; che vegg io,'' was well done and
the duet with Faust and Marguerite,
"'rardi ST ia" which came in near the
close of the third act, was beautiful in
She extreme. The soldiers chorus, DE
pcnian IL Brando" the ever inspiring and
well known chorus, was so much appre-
ciated and Sc well sung that it was re-
peated.
The opera came to a close all too soon,
for it was strong production. The last
ard fifth act was most impressive, and
the duet ard trio were most beautiful
and pathetic The orchestra was good
and especial credit is due that body, as
fourteen new members have been added
since the production of "Migpon" Mon
Goy evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
TRUSTEES REFUSE TO
ACCEPT RESIGNATION
snecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. 3O.-The city trus-
tees at their meeting last evening refused
to accept the resignation of George A.
Skinner, city attorney, but elected A. G.
Lawson as assistant city attorney to help
him with the municipal litigation now
pending.
The city attorney has expressed him
sell as satisfied with this arrangement.
Law on he says will have charge of the
whisky cases and other cases in the JUS
tice courts, while he will attend to the
other matters in which the city is in
| terested.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
LUTHER BROWN AND PORTER
AsHE ASK FURTHER DELAY
b. Associated Press.

b. Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3o.-Attorney
Bert schlessinger asked for another days
delay this morning on behalf of Luther
'rown and Porter Ashe when they APP
4red before Judge Dunno to plead to
Indictment charging them with kid
1g Fremont Older, managing editor
Bulletin. Schlessinger promised
ready by tomorrow morning and
at understanding Judge Dunno
he continuance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
Sends Comb to Fishes

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct 30.--While attempt
ing to- make a cast off the outer wharf
this morning Miss Emily Rowland of
Aurora, ILL., caught the hook on the end of
her fishline In an expensive back
comb in her hair and the comb was jerked
out and thrown into the ocean. The
comb was set with aquamarines.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
INDEPENDENT PARTY
NoMINATEs COLLECTOR

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. 30.-J. G. Langston
was selected last night by the executive
committee of the Independent party to be
that party's candidate for the office of
city tax and license collector. The execu-
tive committee of the party was formally
organized last night with DR.. w. A. Lane
chairman and J. r. Mason secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

inscribed
they were
them on his
:. tips. snapped
rust the bundle
pocket SO that it
~ and sauntered
-emple.
4, Stanley Moore were
1t room to fetch the letter
sr's father, Attorney A. A.
.arked to the court that he
a deal of undue Importance was
,iven to this 100000 entry in the
.rer's cash transfer account. :"
y way, this entry" he said. might
1er to any one of many similar amounts
commonly involved in the business of a
corporation whose assistant cashier ham
dies more than $1,000,00O monthly"
"Oh, yes" secuted Heney, ''you intro
duced this entry yourself in cross-exam-
nation as a theory Of explanation, and
now when you find it's going to be ex-
ploded you want to disavow it,
Calls Lonergan's Wife
The prosecution called Mrs. Anna L.
Lonergan, wife of former Supervisor
Thomas F. Lonergan. The objections of
the defense to the questions put to her
by Heney were overruled. She testified
as at the first trial of Ford, to her hus-
band having brought home and given to
her the $4,000 in currency, the acceptance
of which as a trolley franchise bribe
from Supervisor Gallagher he has con-
fessed. Mrs. Lonergan handed to Heney
her bank book showing simultaneous de-
posits, and he introduced it in evidence.
Mrs Lonergan was dressed in black. She
wore fur trimmed velvet jacket, plumed
black hat and red gloves.
Have you any of the money now, Mrs.
Lonergan?'' Rogers asked in cross-ex-
arlination.
'I prefer not to answer that question"
was the reply in low voice.
Twill you not tell us what you did
with it?"
ST prefer rot to answer that question"
"very WELL" said Etogers, II shall not
distress you by insisting. You may be
excused"
THAT'S ALL" said Heney.
Edward r. Rock, cashier of the John
Z. Spreckels & Bros. company, testified
that when he was member OF the board
of supervisors in the fall of 1905 the
United Railroads applied for franchise
authorizing the electriEcation of its Sut-
ter, Polk and Larking street cable lines
ard the staldardizing of their gauge.
The application was denied 'in difference
to objection to the trolley system voiced
by property owners and the press"
Assistant Cashier Dahler returned to
court with two drafts for 100000 each
sent to Brown Bros. & Co., New York,
October i. 1906, paid, Cancelled and re-
turned.
The prosecution claims, however, that
as far as advantage to the defense Is
concerned, this documentary evidence of
100000 disbursement does not refute
In any way the abundant testimony pro-
duced by the state that no such sum as
$780, 200 in currency was deposited by the
United Railroads or it's officials in local
banks or shipped out of the city within
the period embracing the alleged bri-
berries.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
Clearing House Certificates Are
as Good as the Wheat to Us.
Don't Worry Because You
Haven't the Cash
Mother Earth Is Man S
Irn0 Banker

Old Mother Earth is mans truest saw
ings bank. Every investment is an in
terest bearing deposit. She never re-
pudiates a debt. She never cancels an
obligation. She never tires in the service
of her depositors. She never sleeps. She
conserves the principal. She compounds
the interest every minute of the day and
night. She never forecloses. She never
makes mistakes. She pays on demand.
Her resources are unlimited. Pure hon.
esty is her business philosophy. She
guards her deposits with the faith Of the
universe. The cider she grows the safer
she grows and the more valuable be-
comes the capital intrusted to her.
Though her denositors be legion, she is
impartial to ALI. The prince and the
pauper receive like Justice at her hands.
every blade of grass and every drop of
dew adding interest to their principal
and every penny always ready on de-
mand.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

receiving congratulations upon the ar
rival of these twins.
Caruso will sail for New York No
vember ).
Cincinnatis May Festival board an
nounces the progress for the next festival.
They are to give THE Seasons, u
Mathew Passim' CBach), 1.-THE Chill
dren's Crusade" by Gabriel Purne, and
in memory OF the late and much beloved
composer, Grieg. they will give "Olaf
Trygvasson."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

lords until
cd besides the
.yford, Chief of
n to four separate
and several charges
ID as fast as the men
one charge they will be
others. The parents and
IS Of the men under arrest
do people and they have em-
.torney Elmer I. Moody to con-
defense. A vast quantity of the
aer recovered by the police has al
.dy been identified by the owners.
1t appears that the Crawfords are not
the only ones who can be accused of
conducting this class of stealing, as
similar case occurred last night. when an
unfinished house at S15 North Lake ave-
nue. was broken into and s25 worth of
carpenters tools taken. The robbery was
reported to the police by Contractor w. M.
House. The articles taken are several
saws, planes and chisels.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

The city trustees have voted to expend
$1,000 toward grading Hill street west from
Atlantic avenue, to do away with the
serious collection of storm water in that
vicinity. Thhe work will cost $500, $1,000
of which will be donated by the county.
The owners of abutting property will pay
$500
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

Louise Homer, the famous contralto
has added Two more daughters to the
Homer homo. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer are
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

con.
4ys be
retorted,
:ome indig-
to use the
1otect crime"
ow let's get on,''
4 thank God that
ney.
smiling: ''Well, you
There is a little red blood
beside yours. You are not
nest man."
me the stinging rejoinder, like a
ross the cheek, that brought By
Gin rage to his feet.
4 your blood Mr.. Byington. had been |
little redder when you were district at |
torney MIR Ruef might have been In
dicted and convicted on the French res
taurant scandals long ago.
Byington Defies Him
Byi1dgton. his own face crimson, jumped
up aid gripped the front of the pew. II
willy say this Mr.. Heney," and his voice |
n94t loud but shaking with emotion, car
<<ed through the crowded synagogue, |
~ hat the blood which flows through my
Y us is as pure and as honest as ever
ates in yours; and everybody who has
n me from childhood knows it. You
stand any higher in this community,
MT stand any higher among those
We grown up from boyhood with
n do. And 1 defy you and I
ninions behind you to put your
dishonest act in all my career
official or my life as a pri-
us city for seven years, and
a finger on anything L did
aprehension from the peo-
!. YOU sir, under oath,
lth of that before the
wore to the grand jury
anything but my duty
know I never did,
,rposed Judge Law
matters before the
don't intend, II
an insult cast
g 1t, by this
,ursef," said
hat stands
Byington
-ested in
re, and
u de-
rs a
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

The Pacific Electric company's PROPOSE
tion to install culverts at the intersection
of Esperanza, Pacific and Magnolia ave-
nues with Ocean avenue if the city would
pay half the expense has been accepted
by the city council, Trustee Lent, who had
insisted that the electric company pay the
entire expense, admitting that long
delay would result in the accomplishment
of the work unless the compromise was
effected.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

Chicago is to have season OF charity
musicales at the Auditorium Annex. The
proceeds are to go to the Ballington
Booths charities
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
LITTLE NEWS NOTES
FROM LONG BEACH
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Oct. 30.-Becoming con-
fused when he heard the warning bell OF
an electric automobile behind him, ]. T.
Frantz, an aged gardener living on Stan
wood avenue, turned his bicycle from side
to side and 1t was struck by rear wheel
of the car.
Frantz was thrown to the pavement and
painfully bruised. Mrs. A. c. Holiday,
who was driving the car, and Mrs. Charles
Malcom, who was riding with her, took
Frantz to his home and summoned medi-
cal aid.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
IsoNING COMES
N VERY SHORT TIME


Id
Oct. 9O.-Douglas Jones,
on of Mr.. and Mrs.
street and Alamitos
out his left hand
blood poisoning
The lads entire
hysician who
say how
YES
oKE
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

>s
.ern
Of Long
q. and also
>sitors agree
4 of u greater
4or pay roll pur-
- counter on any
lay; that checks for
may be certified or
issued therefor, stamped
n the Los Angeles clearing
clearing house funds only;
further resolved, that the pro-
of this resolution take effect i'm
.ately"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
Don't Forget the Advance

Remember that all city lots and fruit landsf'
Beaumont will be advanced Is per cent
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

Emil Sauer is in Dresden. He will ac-
cept no pupils. only doing concert work.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

The flags of the musical world are at
half mast this time for Alfred Reise-
nauer who died quite suddenly at Libau,
Russia, October 8, of heart failure. Mr..
Reisenauer was a pianist of great talent
end a man greatly beloved in musical
circles
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

Victor Herbert and his orchestra of
fifty musicians will inaugurate their
fourth season of special Sunday even
ing concerts November ] at the Broad
way theater in New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

Eugene dAlbert's "Tiefand" forms a
ncve,ty in Berlin for the opera season
there, This opera will be conducted by
TIE composer himself
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

A new opera, ''Dalibor,' by Smetana,
called the national Bohemian opera, is
20 be given in Berlin this coming week.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-20
BAILEY IS GULLY
 OF MURDER

Bailey ,he foreman oi construction work on the NslGes railroad. who shot and klucd his under foreman, NacAin- rosh. las, faN. was found guilty by 8 ru-y ot murder in rhc second doErrr Friday sl Nalde
 Tt was alleged 90 he a c0d-h'oniNa murder. The accuserS sad that Bailey was incompetent saf .calogs o' 'ho superior ability ol the man under him whom he was afraid would supn.au, h.rn .o bis position
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-20
ROOM FOR BOTH

The oSr rscts ard rurro~es announced bv .t, publishers For the AJs.ks Month V Magazine. af Juneau. arc evce11sat and ff the mscsrtue shall coounue to he eop3pete8 s',nc the cour~e had out tor 70. apl vc must assume rhar t1 will ., deserve ths Eco5 win o' everybody
 Hcvsv.-. vr mus, derrtcsre the dIs, ,3zfrfo- ,c attack ,he A}sSks-NukoD vsrs trr. rah'#<hed 1,v Ns.or Harrison ,p4 s~srs,ares ar Seattle. in IS hChsl' The later publication ., under tho a8fua-,a. ana hr-rre>s ro0tUo' 0f a rhr-,arh Alaskan and tho msraa.ue is .nras,.sa,rv A.sskar .a rr> sentiments and spirit. .,, odtc- has hos0 a.' over tnt> Hs,rs,r t.~e ara- rue. For years he vs. syvr ed.ro~ Q. a newspaper at Nome. vasrh sss st#ra more Co5 10 llr rr1utty.> r.r-n.as.00 "s. hss auy other section .,. A.a>sa 'Ir has 'c' he -~.>e - .hr srrat district winch ur cal. rar fnme and he .s ksvpa 70 ar.Sor V.'h ... Ms magazine 40. frsr-,e> s..c.-r>, and E0n. U.'.
 
 There s -n ~pRSr0 why N''h 'h0 Nla<ks Monthly Magazine ara N.ssSa- Nasrr NNEs- -.r. should 0ot ,nccoeo. ~ha-r -s aw0'e 0Nou fNr Dn'h
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-20
THf PERFECT WAY
Scores of Alaska CiJizsnS Have
 LeArntG it

Scores or Alaeha NAN4aeAN nv N
 BearusC it
 If you suffer from hackacae
 There is only one way to cure lt.
 The pe-fec, wav !. to cnre The Nla- ueys
 A had back means sick kidneys.
 Nevler, t,. urinary troubles follow.
 Dosu, Kidney Fills are made for krdneys oaiy
 Mrs. IT.. o.Rrsu. O, .o East o,h st North Portland. Oregon. says. .'Tme has no, changed my op.nsor oi D7a-.s Kidney Fills. ! gave rhi~ remedy ny enforcement ir 1aOa and am glad to re- pea, my recommendation o' 10. \ mom- bsr O. my family found great relief through using Dcsn's Kidney P,us and since then. ~evers- ot my ueiRhhors have tried them with equally good re- saI5s. We are slways glad 10 teit a50u, the merits Of the remedy
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fosser-Nilburn Go, Buffalo, \, Y. sole agents Tor the UnIled States Remember the usme-n0an' and take no othe-.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-20
for Additional Entry
ruag- Se-r.au Eus Revised Statutes . LanE nrNcc 2, LHrean. ALask.

ruae- Section -S'n Revised Statutes
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 October ], i71f
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 Any and an persons claiming adversely any portion uf the above described tract Of lEud are rpgulraf -1 fc vi n the Register and ReCeive- uf thp | ~ l. and Office, n' Juneau, Alaska, IheH 81gGr7e claim thereto under oath during Inc period 0f publication, or within % days shr-es fer oT t6ey wili be barred bv sr ovisious g.F the statute
 NDETHWESTEEN FS HERES CONTAIN AsslgneccF Mary Belle SHckgt TTTSHEEEEN ORDERED that the foregoing N1tirr ho published iu the Daily Alaskan print ed st SEaFway Alaska, for the statutory period JOHN W. DUDLEY, Register
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-20
NO WAR
Japanese Laugh at Trouble
 Stories

Special Dispatch 10 Daily AlNskau0
 Seattle, March la-F1ve ]esd}nr Japanezs citizens have arrived here for the purpose oI placing orders for S'0,. NlloO worth ot steel construction work viih American factories and mschfuists. They laugh st the stories of Earanese being auEsred st Amcri- cans that have been printed In so many papers They say the very best oi feeling prevails ju Japan tOv he United States and the American people.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-20
CHRISTIANS0N IN
 CUSTOMS SERVICE

Charlcs ChrrsttanSon. haCEaEeman at the White Nsss derot has been ap, potntod to rhr Canadian customs service. succeeding to the ruSjioD formerly held ny A. F. Darvcy. as assistant Co e. Y Erukau. of Jhjs p'gew. Hc wfIl assume ,hr 6u,r~ of hIs office Apr. 'st
 Nr Chrf>ltsnsor was formerly u ,hsrca o' The Canadian customs sOrv. .re sl the Summit Hc Is very popular with ;br travelling public. and has many friends Ia SksEuay who a-c n.pase3 with his appointment
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-20

-he .gcea. "~su~.r.D. &erle- taat Goy EoCEsu s '.uesurir or -har JuuesH , -esuo-,.H.e for hsn 2 ssys A.s -esuEar.e .> cea-.r >SaCuaE than .. IS .a-eal. We ao nol a.aue the --s-sc-.-. .r- .-s rs0-t, 70 get from ugac-. aat ve -e~er, fh.s Hrcs .ea for slam g. >sacvav.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-20
Auo,h r Road for Prince o, wale.

\ uct.toa IS being freely signed .1 -he he-cb5kaa GrStrict which a~E> -he Alaskan road commission to bull. a road from the head o' NESaau hay. o1 the east side or PrDce ot Wales Es.sUt. % Nlswack on the west sI.s Of the sand.