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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
Homeseekers co Wascoward

The bis coionist excursion to WascO
in the San Joaquin valley under aus
pices of the Homeseekers' club of Los
Angeles, will leave the Arcade depot
Wednesday evening, January >. The
purpose of the excursion is to inspect
s. 90 acres of land, including the town
of Wasco, which has been faVorably
reported Lpor by the committee Of in
vestigation, as the location of the
fourth extension colony. The new aite
lies north of bakersfield, 12j miles
from Los Angeles. over 300 members
OF the club are expected to make the
trip,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01

their child and that he would make
every effort to make the old home
pleasant for all.
Mr.. Alensky expressed fear that a
man who had been a roomer at the
house several months previous to his
Wife's disappearance and who had been
compelled by the husband to leave the
house. might have had something to
do with the departure of his wife and
for her continued stay, but he declares
that he is willing to forgive all if she
will return. He offers a reward of s25
for any information concerning her
or which will lead to the discovery
of her whereabouts.
Mrs. Alensky is about 45 years of
age. feet 4 inches tall, light COM
plected. with blue eyes, and speaks
LithuaniGN and broken English.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
HARPER CREATES
NEW POSITIONS
POLICE AND PUBLIC WORKS
BOARD ENGAGE ATTENTION
Inspector Will Oversee Work of Police
Under the Chief-Another Will
Watch Condition of
Streets

In connection with the announcement
of the appointments of Mayor-elect
Arthur G. Harper it has been stated
that two new offices are proposed in
order to take care of the many patriots
who want to serve the city.
One of these is said to be inspector
of police, a position that -anks next
to chief of police and exists in many
eastern cities. james Craig Is said
to be slated for this
The other is to be known as assist
ant to the inspector of public works.
This official would have direct over
sight of the workings of the street
construction, maintenance and repair
forces.
Both of these offices will carry good
pay and there Is said to be room forl
them aud they are needed as well.
The inspector loo, s after the disri,j
plinc. morale and efficiency of the men.
makes recommendations to ttk chief
and relieves the chief of much detail
work.
The other office would be the assist
ant to James Hanley or his successor
and the incumbent would pay special
attention to the streets.
Yesterday the board of public works
discussed the proposed position and
then sent the following letter to the
council:
II HsAS pftN HAdttu W the DOdTu tIldl
your honorable body contemplates Gre
ating a position to be known as assist.
ant TO the inspector of public works.
THE board respectfully requests your
honorable body i'm the event that such
action is contemplated that you do not
at the present time adopt an ordinance
creating this position, as the board
does not feel like recommending the
creation of this position until the MEM
thnrnnnhlU al
themselves as to the necessity and
duties of such a position and the name
by which the same shall be designated
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
HUNTINGTON lNvADEs SOUTH
Franchises Via La JoIIa and Oceanside
to Los Angeles
Rv Associated Press.


SAN DIEGO, Cal. Dec. 31.-Papers
are being prepared for filing with the
city council by w. G. Kerckhoff and P.
w. Keller asking for the granting of
franchises to the amount of thirty
three miles inside the city for the bene-
fit of H. Z. Huntington.
These franchises include those held
for sometime by H. T. Richards, the
well-known surveyor, who is supposed
to be in the service of the Southern
Pacific.
They included line along the water
front across the mouth of False bay
and north via La Jolla and Delmas
toward Oceanside and Los Angeles.
Another up Mission valley toward Es-
condido, the other portion of the fran
chise is for branches to Ocean Beach
and Point Iona.
No announcement is made of inten-
ton, but a bond of $4,000 is offered TO
insure commencement of work inside
of ninety days.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01

A r least one home in Los Angeles
~ is cheerless on the first day of
the promising new year.
Three months ago Mrs. Maggie
Alensky. wife of Mathew Alensky, a
tailor living at 155 South Utah street
packed up a part of the household
goods tool, 800 from the family till
and, with her 9-year-old daughter Mag
gle. disappeared.
Never since that day has the husband
and father heard a word from the wife
and daughter, although he has used
every means to locate the missing
ones.
To The Herald yesterday the de-
serted man said that while his home
affairs had not been the happiest at
times, he was not only willing, but
anxious to have his wife return with
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
SUPERINTENDENT
MAKES APPORTIONNENT

County superintendent of Schools
Mark Keppel apportioned $i45, ,322.25 of
the county school money on December
81, 1906, giving each district 1886 on it's
allowance of $3.50 per teacher and
$3.50 for each census child entitled to
S25. portion of the county fund in
each district is set apart for the Ii
brary fund.- the amount thus set apart
varying from SELL to $2l9S.50. accord
ing to the population of each district.
The larger districts receive money
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
TELLS MINISTERS
OF WHITE SLAVES
PREACHER ADVISES CONTINU-
GUS WORK
Says Few Who Keep at II Accomplish
More Than the Mission Work.
ers, Who Labor Spas
medically

"It was stated in a newspaper. which
1 have not seen refuted, that the Arling-
ton was a hotbed of vice and that the
proprietor offered Mayor McAleer $1,000
per month and that the goods had been
delivered"
The foregoing was the assertion of
Rev. Sidney c. Kendall yesterday after
noon at a special meeting held at the
Central Presbyterian church. The
meeting was called by the Ministers
union at its monthly meeting a week
ago at the instgation of Rev. Mr..
Kendall, chairman of the local purity
league, who outlined some of the plans
of the league.
There were but few ministers present
and only an informal meeting was
held. Rev. Mr.. Kendall was given the
opportunity to speak by Rev. w. w.
Logan, the president of the union, after
the opening prayer by Rev. Mr., Hay
of Hollywood.
Rev. MIR. Kendall gave Los Angeles
the compliment of being the cleanest
city in the United States, but came
down on some of it's vices with a
heavy hand. He said in part:
Three years ago the traffic in vice
was practically eXtinguished in Los
Angeles, but later on it was renewed.
Dens Well Guarded
lone great detriment Is that the vice
is carried on i'm the upper stories of
some of the fine buildings of Los An
geles. OF course the halls and rooms
are well guarded. In addition to these
| places are the fashionable parlors
where men are introduced.
But there Is a systematic practice
of enticing young girls into paths OF
shame, and it is against this method
of forcing young girls into ruin really
! against their wishes, that we are con-
tending. The classes who voluntarily
enter into their own destruction have
to be dealt with in a different man
ner. But many of the girls are taken
into some of the cafes and then
rushed into automobiles and carriages
and glided off to their ruin,
II have been placed in position In
this purity work to show ministers
and Christian people many of the sad
and disgraceful scenes in the enslav-
ing of young girls, and they have
Joined me in planning crusades against
this awful slavery.
TT is fact that Christian women
with continuous, systematic work,
among these dens of vice. do much
better work than the occasional visits
of the mission workers. They viii spit
I'm the faces of the latter with their
spasmodic work, while they will toler-
ate the former TO the degree that much
good is The result.
Few Do the Best Work
"It is not I'm the greatest numbers
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
MUST OBEY SWEEPING LAW
Chief Kern Insists That Debris from
Stores Be Kept Out of
Streets

Members of the police department
have been instructed by Chief Ed Kern
that the ordinance prohibiting lner-
chants from sweeping the debris from
their stores into the street must be
strictly enforced, as well as the one
prohibiting the sweeping OF debris
from the sidewalks into the street, ex-
cept between the hours Of 8 and in
the morning.
1t is said by the chief that many
wholesale merchants have paid no at
tention to these ordinances but have
broken them frequently II they con-
tinue TO do so warrants viii be taken
out for their arrests and they VIII be
taken TO court.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
OLD SOLDIER DROPS
DEAD FROM HEART DISEASE

David Miller, an old soldier 60 years
og age, dropped dead at Figueroa
street and California avenue yesterday.
His body was taken to Bresee Bros
undertaking parlors, From papers
found on his person it was found that
he was a member of troop C, Sixth
regular cavalry, during the Civil war.
He is said to have been an inmate
at the soldiers home at Sawtelle and
the authorities there have been notified
Of his death.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
VERDUGO WILL SELL BOOZE
County Supervisors Pay No Heed to
Protest of Citizens of
Glendale

In spite Of the protests of the citi-
zens OF Glendale yesterday the board
of supervisors ruled that the liquor
license recently granted NJ, G.. Verdugo
to conduct a saloon in the La Canada
territory near Glendale would hold
good.
The representatives, of Glendale con-
tended that the people of La Canada
did not know what they were voting
for when they voted that district
wet" but the supervisors failed to
take note of that point.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01

The former road had lines running
toward the Northern port, while the
Santa Fe owned other lines south from
there.
Between the two there was gap of
$50 miles, and to bridge this gap the
new CORPORATION has been organized.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
ENGLAND ABoLlsHEs REBATES
Heavy Fines Will Be Imposed for
Violations

BY Associated Pr' IS.
LONDON, Dec. 31.-Under the agree
ment which became operative January
all private rebates to shippers are
abolished by all the railroads III the
United Kingdom.
This arrangement has been signed by
the chamber and under its provisions
any company giving rebates to secure
traffic is liable to a heavy fine, pay
able to the railway clearing house.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
NEW RECEIVERS ARE oUsTED
Mobile, jackson & Kansas City Line
Troubles Bridged

By Associated Press.
MOBILE, Ala. Dec. 31.-F. L. Dewey
and j. L. Dantzler who We're recently
appointed receivers of the Mobile,
jackson & Kansas City railroad, We're
ousted today from possession of the
property on an order issued from the
chancery court.
The old management, which was
ousted Wednesday night last, has
again assumed charge
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
BES0LD PROPERTY RELEASED
Court Orders SeVera Hundred Dollars
and JeweIry Returned to the
Prisoner

Attorney A. A. Sturgess, represent
ing Anton Besold, who is under charge
Of the murder of his wife, yesterday
secured a release of the attachment
upon Besold's property on the ground
that his personal property ON his per-
son at the time had been levied upon
The court released $3.50 cash and
several hundred dollars worth of
watches and rings giving funds with
" hich to fight for Besold's liberty.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
PASS GIVING AT AN END

New Years Resolution of the Rail-
roads
BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.-No more
passes.
That is the New Years resolution
that the Southern Pacific, the Santa
Fe Railroad companies, the Wells
Fargo Express company, Western
Union and Postal Telegraph companies
have been obliged to make.
The new interstate commerce act
goes into effect at midnight tonight
and in accordance with this act all of
the above companies have recalled
their passes and will issue no new ones
for the year 1907.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
BRIDGES A 15o-MILE GAP
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Inter-
ests Unite
by ASSOSioN ~
GAM TR NCIGCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Sl.-The
Northwestern Ea''roHa "a toito con COMPANY mas
critics of the California Northwestern
the North Shore the Santa Fe line run
ming south from Eureka TO Camp Five
and to close the gap from Willis at
the end of the North Shore to CamI
rive by building a broad gauge road
The work of constructing this new
stretch of track win be rushed and il
is expected will be completed within
fifteen months.
The move was taken i'm a measure
IL Is said, as a compromise between
the Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
Levy'S Cafe

Which w1ll be ready at ~ noon and be
kept up until ~ tonight. The best the
season and the markets AFFORD at popu-
lar prices. Cars for all points.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01

flSueroa + street about ninety feet north
OF the corner of Third, vacant. The
consideration was S925O.
Good Bunch of Sales
Following are additional real estate
sales reported by Althouse Bros:
Chas. @. Pratt to c. H. O'Connor. a
tWo-story ten-room frame residence at
1243 Westlake avenue; house contains
all modern improvements, with large
grounds and fine shrubs: lot 5Oy171
feet; bought as an Investment: $4,000.
Jonathan S. Dodge to Phillip Carter.
an unimprOVed lot on the west side of
Manhattan place fifty feet north of
Linden avenue; lot 60X150 feet; bought
as an investment; $1,000.
Nathan Tutelman to S. NJ. Brown. a
tWo-story eight-room frame residence
at $50 South Bonnie Brae. This house
1 has just been completed and is new and
/ modern, contains hard wood floors. fin
lShed in antique oak with beamed cell
lngS paneled walls, Mr.. Brown bought
This place for his permanent home: lot
is 3l4X150 feet $SO00
Althouse Bros. and Arnold g. Dodge
to H. Il. Eells, an unimproved lot on
the east side of Manhattan place. 2O0
feet south of Linden avenue; lot 5Ox15O
feet; $500
\. j. Davis to e. e. Eastin. a two
story eight-room frame residence on
the southeast corner of TWenty-third
street and Arlington avenue The house
has all modern improvements, hard
wood floors, Weathered oak finished.
etc; lot 50Xl60 feet; new owner buys
/ for a home; $500.
Althouse Bros. and Arnold & Dodge
10 Clarence e. Hagg an unimproved
lot on the southeast corner of Linden
avenue and st. Andrews place: lot COX
l5O feet. Mr. Hagg will improve this
lot with tWo-story ten-room residence
for an investments S2250.
j 5. Dodge to Jennie +. Edwards, an
unimproved lot on the west side of
st. Andrews place, Third lot south of
! Fourth street; bought as an invest
ment; lot 60X150 feet; $1,000.
j. Y, Baldwin company to Chas e.
Sumner an unimproved lot on the west
side Of Jasmine street, between Sixth
and Fifth streets; lot 70x150 feet $4,000.
w w. Powell to II. G.. Hildebrandt.
an unimproved lot on the south side
Of Powell street, 200 feet south of Sec
ond avenue; lot 50X135 feet. Mr.. Hide
barndt Will improve this lot with a
handsome residence as an investment;
$1,000
M. p. Gilbert to Walter Rose. an un-
improved lot on the west side of Har-
ward boulevard sixty feet south of
Firth street lot 60X14S: $4,000
Althouse Bros, and Arnold e Dodge
TO Mrs II. Kraft an unimproVed lot on
the northwest corner of Manhattan
place ana Linden avenue; bought as am
Investment; $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01

Willie-Say, pa. if "cts." is short for
cents, what's short for dollars?
Pa-All married men, my son.-Phila-
delphia Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01

Everything you want you win md In
the CLASSIFIED page--a modern encyclO'
pedla. One cert word
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
The Pony
Contest

Willie Caldwell of
1921 San Julian
street wins the
pony. cart and
harness. Leonard
Adams was Sec
ond, Charles Gill
bert third. Joe
Shyer fourth and
II oy IL a s [ m a n
fifth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
Few DO the Best Work

1T is not in the greatest numbers
that constitutes the best method OF
work with the degraded women. A
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
CORNER ON HILL
BRINGS $4,000
MAY BE SITE FOR A MODERN
HOTEL
Values on Fieueroa Street Near Third
$4,000 for WestIake Avenue
esidence-other Realty
Deals

The property on the northeast corner
of Hill and Seventh streets has been
sold by Edwin S. Romley to Dwight
Hart for $S1O,O0O Mr.. Hart is one of
the proprietors of the Natick house
and Hotel Rosslyn, and bought the Hill
street corner as an investment. It is
suggested that he may erect a modern
hotel on L corner. The frontage on
Hill street is SS12 feet, on Seventh So. Sc.
L. NJ. Young has sold to r. E. Graves
through the agency of Black Bros, a
lot 9OX125 feet on the west side of
Flsueroa street about ninety feet north
of the corner of Third, vacant. The
cOnsidera ton Mas SQ25n
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01

OF the January Clearance sale combln-
ing several trade sales such as the
Blue Banner Sale Mems and Boys
Clothing.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01

THIS DAY, TUESDAY, JAN. 1, be sure
and get your New Years dinner az
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
READ
START

A embroideries and underwear,
hosiery and millinery, Start the New Year right by
shopping saving the Broadway Department
Wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
Store Closed I'LL Day Today

This evenings and Wednesday morn
ing's papers for first great bargain
news of the year.
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jug. Saifmat Der.

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