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CHAMBERS WORK
A SUCCESS

~ actively opposed have -
toed Only tHo msn "A - ,
county delegation failed = = ~
- our actions IN matters = psi
est related to the city - si'''
were Senator kichoils 49, 9' !. .hsls
sentative Coles Hs1is'
Among the billa which A..
come laws. and which &C. =
ported BY the chamber - y
fidlnR Tor salt water H. -
appropriation for the N,sse - ..s'
e Pullman protecting The s,,, .s
IN tho matter Of Liability - 4
stock b. the railroads
The chamber opposed The s.a.-
ing. which aere yesosa. -.
iAll i2f. relating 20 the al = =
plus water and light b. elsle. = = \
first class. and senate BtII -
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CHURCHES snoUlDl
ATTRACTIVE

By mixing churches he -
eenterH. b. keeping then -
ever evening 10 the ueek. er,s.s
ing a social welcome 70 ever A.
offering every amnsenens -.
TONED b. the church, prostalrs 4
treatments. and making The eI.,@
nariorH cheerful and kosss..'.
Rev Myron ". Haynes 4 =
First Baptist church. sosia -
to the churches that class 4 4
community whsch n0w sessx :
looms as the resorts In wis. n
speud their leisure time.
DR. Haynes. IN q serrex III
evening. expressed his opinkz Fl
the saloon men weTe rsxhs 1 y
handing that every place q III
ueas and amas1neni ahonA n
closed on Sunday.
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DEATH RECORD.

omAto-S. Omato. 20. March %.
King County hospital
CLARK Kate u Clark. 90. March
10. Emergency hospital
Wail--Wiilie }. Wall. :. March Il.
Eitei balidlnE.
Afehsr-~Nary ". Archer, es.
March e. 1904 Eighteenth av.
Larsen Peter Larsen. 20, March
%, 1881 IL Terry az.
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BIG SLIDE
ON G. P. r.

WINNIPEG. Man. March z5-
The operating department 81 the
Canadian Pacific railway ann0ano.
"a at noon that anou slides are IN.
terfering with the traffic. especially
Ia the mountains Of British
Columbia.
One niide has occurred AZ Fields.
y. G., which has covered the track
for a distance 81 mile.
Snow plowa are working 10 tun.
nel a bore through for the trains.
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The announcement on Saturday
that Gov. Mead had vetoed Senate
Biil No $50. relating to the pnrs
chase and Improvement OF tide
lands. etc. BY cities Of the first
class. came AZ q welcome piece u
news 70 the Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce
Every BIN which the chamber
has supported" said Mr. Yandell.
passed the legislature aud was APP
proved b the governor. and those
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BREMERT0N WlII|
SOLDIERS HONE

Attorney William c. Kszk 4
propose % the Chsmhef q O.
merce on Wednesday Ia, I =
some action In resand 10 lezs&
the Soldiers Home Bezr Bfem<sG
Mr. Keith has received ~
from Geo. + Miller a PR 0z1
ard. stating that the @. A a
eanizations 81 DremertoB sn< n
Orchard have passed resals.a
faYorinK that locality a. . - I
the home.
Admiral Barwcll. staia \
Miller declares that BremsTzz
the right place for the bone : 4
4 IN touch With the nayy FaFzt Z
that everything about The hou< 7
be military IN construction - :
rounGings.
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1rnAI Nnrlcra

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state ~ N ashihktaa. ia All o. ths tlaaftf
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tween tts risiaHH ara dfttniaaf
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tfe~tft AZ H4eEatt ea1heiiatsa tsaaait
NashiHEfua. -.
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BIRTH RECORD.

Marfiuson-40ra Second AZ
northwest. 70 the wife Of John Mar
unaon. 4 son.
Cfane--sI6 Terry ax. March Il
10 the wife Of G c Crane. a son.
Meaeham-202i Foffy-third ~
north. March -. 20 the wife of A
n Meachhrn. q daughter
Harriman-ifss East Valley e
March 20, to the wife q H. r. Har
riman. A daughter
Davis--Minor hospital. March q
10 the wife Of William +. Davis. q
sou.
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RECENT LEGISLATURE PASSED
ALL BILLS SUPPORTED ~
CHAMBER or COMMENCE
MEAD VETOED TWO BILLS IT
OPPOSED.
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Meet me a. tafh and California. West
srattis. SUNDAY. m you want THE REST
Mff4 fN "NiHWH PROPERTY IL WEST
sEATriI,
Nk6NiftcnNr HOME sIrEsi A. IN.
NENrMENfa
G. a. SHEPARD.
Ind rhons l. adao. e9.2s
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rNHSTH ACuKs. a1HsiF tsaisa. So
ulss fsaaa s1skI faHns - fefst "a NaiflFa.
iis4 - aaara fasfafu al fsaaestl aFseszt
u tfR e~aFteK trers / Ntfs sFfaNt@ff -
s4xlaa WataFi faaM haass esfu &atss
a ftaNaa ksesssa tsEfsa E4HtliilAE stsx 4
aaa is.sss e. tfa MstH eaaA
annEAf WALfua
30 80 VI ASIA nltE. = =
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per sale hv 0vner-ouai,,.e.s. a si,s :
r-nr Lowell blocks frum 49, -
f1a. $40 cash. balance On $50
star AN
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SUMMER HOME
80 ACRES 81 600

0mEAT LAND RAEE-Larfs tract inst
nuanaI in B. and 10 nrfr tracts ms
TWEEN sEATrLE AND TACOMA. naaf
fnterHfbHut rich garden Land. nsariF Ell
level running wainn5 men now fiaaflns
streets and huIidIua haHaaa. better 20 ant
HHH aua io0k Them ever Come e. fha ~
Gee and aes plat Prices f1sO 10 $3.50 per
Tract EarT terms
nonEnT HAfTuT
pl10u0zi Alaska uldE Alps
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VACANT LOTS.

MAT NEW COTTAGE. four large rooms
with q acres u extra good land partly im.
Hfafrd aW Lowell. nicely located 90 corner
- tive r0uutg faaisi between Seattle and
faenmns not far from proposed intnrur.
hant price 81 ifH Torma
UuMEU ri MAiTnN4
nin usNHzf ALASKA uidn. g1-2-
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Boz sale "a. e.. e ssrss ~ : -
inrrateH Bee lnfufmati'l .',..l..l -. :.
IN West Cedar 81 ihea~ -
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to lots IN hcly In tfeet as Maynaet's
lake Washington adj, IN Frguq or ln sin#
Eie lots.
Alea two iois four feum house. half block
from Lake Wsshlngtens Ca proposed car
CHEAP ~ TAKEN AT ONCE
AND
BEST HrY ~ SOUTHEAST SEATTLE.
Pour ruam house and tafi two hlurks ffea
car also uu proposed extension on Rainier
Heights car line. on Kruuuda Monday Or
80 SHEPARD, eit Bailey BIDS. faens.
$50. Ia =
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VACANT LOTS.

DEAN CIGAR.
The new quality. Sc
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aqtlant n extending the fhsaarr Come
e1ry y r hlfknrf0n. aurfl6Heaf. Phone.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21
TO STOP
DUMPING SEWAGE
Ocean Park Chamber of Commerce
Invites Taxpayers to Join in
Litigation Against Santa
Monica
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, May 20-After having
for almost two years made the matter OF
this city's sewage facilities being usurpeo
by the municipality of Santa MONICA aii
issue with the board of city trustees, VINO
ii is alleged have countenanced the nI
position, the taxpayers of Ocean Park
have taken steps to determine their
rights in the courts and to that enc WI. VIII
follow out a line of action to be put llto
effect at once through the agency OF tne
Venice chamber of commerce; IN .oor- cIrcr
row to all residents of this district, tne
trade organization's executive committee,
speaking for it's 200 members, states:
I'VE the citizens and property owners er
termined to establish our rights to re-
lief from the sewage damage ana tne
great wrong done the people of the city
through the unlawful dumping OF the
Each property holder must stand for the
right and to preserve and renew conn,
dence and values. Every citizen and
property owner is called on to join In
this necessary contest for the progress
pain niah aus Justice. eoSa.* v We are Informed by
the former engineer in charge of the
septic tank that the crude sewage of the
largest part of Ocean Park is and has
been pumped into the ocean at Center
street, and the taxpayers are paying the
sum of $4,000 a year to care for the sew
age of Santa Monica.
You are expected to join us and put
a stop to these conditions at once"
It is understood that the Abbot Kinney
company is an important factor In the
bringing of the contemplated suit and
that the attending costs will be largely
met by that corporation. Attorney Earl
Rogers is mentioned as one of the at
torneys retained by the trade organiza-
tion to take up its fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21
RENTERS WANT
AMERICAN BAND
Concessonaires Would Release italian
Aggregation and Promise Funds
for Band in the Audi
torium
Long Beach Office.
129 East Third Street
Phone-Home 297.

LONG BEACH, May 2O.-The city trus-
tees will be asked tomorrow night to abb
rogate their contract with the Royal
Italian band and enter into an agree
ment whereby a twenty-two-piece Ameri-
can band shall give concerts and play for
dances in the auditorium. Attorney
George NJ. Spicer, attorney for the petit
TONERS, believes he can snow that for
certain reasons the contract with the
Italian band can be easily set aside, II the
council sees fit. :,
The present movement was inaugurated
the auditorium. These persons pay rent
to the city and they feel aggrieved be-
cause the trustees recently gave permls-
sion for the Italians to give their after;
of the Seaside Water, company instead OF
in the auditorium. This change, the con
cessionaires say, has lost them cons1d-
cradle money and they think the city
should protect it's tenants.
Petitions were passed around this after
noon for signatures. They set forth that
the signers will raise money enough to
pay rent for the auditorium and to pay
The auditorium would be open at all
hours, according to the new plan, the
afternoon and evening concerts being free
to all. Under the present regime the con-
certs are not free and the city is gaining
no revenue from the big hall. The audi
torium is closed a large part OF each
day, moreover.
Under the agreement which has been
drawn up the city has the right to rent
the auditorium to other parties for spe-
ciai occasions, such as chautauquas and
other big gatherings, as 1s' now the GUS
tom. AT such times the band would give
it's concerts and dances in the sun parlor
The new project will be vigorously OPP
posed by a large number OF citizens who
believe the Italian band IS too good
musical attraction to lose.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21
S.S.S. n5FS Of seRof1as aaa s1RsS

transmit them to their children and so down the family
the blood spe
cy this true of Seou for it disease that is b in the
the blood purified and Of the trouble removed the
will finally entire health and wreck the
life its victim The usual symptoms Scoua enlarged glands
of the diseases The trouble
the blood often the resulting
White Swelling hip disease while pad the kn
that
entirely destroying the bright red oPuscles and c nutye qualities
constitutional affecting
circulation be treated with remedy that builds and
strengthens the system which has long been denied the
should blood
purifiers of all and therefore
Scroua destroys all germs,
posons gives richness and blood and
the blood
that signs of again. and started out in life
rghu inheritance S. SS
while gentle its action and the healing vegetable ingredients
which build Of the system Book the blood
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21
NOVEL STUDENT
BODY ELECTION
THROOP INSTITUTE CHOOSES
NEW OFFICERS
Contest in Mimic Educational World
Conducted Just as in World of
Affairs, with as Much
Interest
Pasadena Agency,
II North Raymond Avenue,
Phones: Sunset 1907, Home 2l24.

PASADENA, May 2O.-One of the most
novel attempts ever made in this Sec
ton at self government for student
body has resulted in success, and TO-DAY
it was decided to continue the plan at
Throop Polytechnic institute by electns
a full list of school representatives 10
manage school affairs for the next year.
which opens next fall This Throop IN,
stitute student body is absolute In az
student affairs save that, of course, IL
could not do anything which would con
fict with the direct management Oh tne
institution or the policy of the school;
The election held today was conducted
under the Australian system and voting
went on all day. The polls closed this
evening, after having been kept open in
various parts of the school establish
ment. Over 200 ballots were cast and in
one instance the contest was very close,
the winner getting ninety-four votes to
ninety-two for the loser.
There were no straight party tickets,
the nominations being made independent
ly. For several of the offices there were
paign had been waged up to the close of
the. polls. The counting of the ballots
took until after o'clock this evening
and number of students hung around
mimic-world election just as their elders
do in the world of affairs.
The result of the election was as fol-
lows: For president, Allan Bixby by a
large plurality; for vice president, Miss
Harriet Judd, by a safe margin; for sec
retary, Miss Winnifred Carrothers, a
fairly close race; for treasurer Harry
Owen. another close race; for editor Of
the school paper, The Polytechnic, Paul
Eliel, safe majority; for representative
of the debating interest, Lawrence Jones,
safely; for representative of the girls
athletics, Miss Winnifred Mackey by two
votes over Miss Helen Blackman; for
representatives at large, Harry Hen
ralities over three other candidates.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21
LITTLE NEWS STORIES
IN AND AROUND PASADENA
Special to The Herald.


PASADENA. May 20.-While a number
of young people were out for hay ride
the movable top of the hay rack over
turned at the corner of Los Robes ave
nue and Riddle street dumping ,tts IN
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Morse, 4s4 Riddle
street, sustained both a fracture and dis
dent, which may cripple her for life.
Casper G Hommel for twenty-five
years resident of Pasadena, died to,
Mountain View avenues. The funeral
will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:3C
o'clock from the German Lutheran
church in this city.
Rivalry between two eXpressmen, one a
negro. resulted in the arrest of one of
the twain. Reuben Scott, negro, at
tempted to get even with EXpressman c.
lice Judge Mcdonald for his .offense..
The Rod and Reel club of Southern
Frederick Holder for member of the
state fish and game commission; Dr. Hol-
would like to see him given the place.
The funeral of former minister, e. H.
Conger. will take place tomorrow (Tues-
day. afternoon at o'clock from the resi-
charge of the Rev. c. Elwood Nash Of
Los Angeles, assisted by the Rev. s. G.
Durham of Pasadena. Many of the most
prominent men of Southern California
will act as pallbearers.
There was a meeting of the Spanish
War Veterans in Co. l armory this even
Jig at which the Pasadena veterans de-
cided to form a permanent organization.
The new organization will also take ac-
tive part In the ceremonies incidental to
Memorial day.
Cashier A E. Edwards of the First
National bank announces this evening
that the next annual meeting of tho
State Bankers association will be held
In Pasadena in May 1908 The headquar-
ters of the gathering will be at the Hotel
MARYLAND.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21
HOTEL WENTWORTH IS NOW
ON VERGE OF BANKRUPTCY
necial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, May 20-There was a
meeting of some of the most interested
parties of the new Hotel Wentworth III
regard to the financial condition of that
institution today and there will be a
joint meeting of the committee of credi-
tors and the managing committee of the
hotel tomorrow at which sensational de-
velopments are expected.
1t is authoritatively stated this even
ing that at the meeting tomorrow 1t is
probable it will De decided to force the
hotel company into liquidation. The
main trouble seems 20 have been through
an attempt to finance a million dollar
scheme on a capital stock of about a
third that sum. The hotel has not had a
tair chance to prove a winning or losing
proposition for from the start it has been
In financial difficulties.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21

but then 1 rather like your rustic and
E. A. Grippe of ocaw congregation, Lap
lace, Ill, is a visitor. He is one of the
Independent business men in retirement.
81 was in the scramble of getting
claims at the first excitement in Okla
my property to good advantage"
Elder ] II. Hill of Arcadia congrega-
ton, Indiana, and wife are here on an
unusual trip.
Il think we break the record" said
Elder Hill. 'I am paying all the ex-
penses of family of seven besides my
self. to this convention. 1t will cost me
over $1000 but then the lawyers won't
dead. At least we are all OF us having
royal time"
Deacon A M Horner of Bethel con-
gregation, Carlisle, Neb. and wife are
here and expect to remain until June l.
They express a desire to reside perma-
nently in Los Angeles.
eleven of whom are alive" said Deacon
Horner yesterday.
I'VE are visiting my wife's niece, Mrs.
S. II. Parr of Los Angeles"
Bethel congregation, Milford, Ind, are
attending the convention. Our Oldest
people say that last month was the cold
est April they eyer 1HifS kfeW orr two nepb
geles'
David Wolford of Ligonier, Pa, wife
and two children, Klein and Katherine,
Il sold all my property in the east,
with the view of purchasing a home. In
Los Angeles. We are much pleased thus
far" said Brother Wolford.
A. Bush of Seattle and wife are at
tending the convention. They were resi-
dents of Burbank previous to going to
Seattle eight years ago. They are, stop
ping with Aaron Wolf and family at
Tropco.
John Farrer of Mount Vernon congre-
CATION, Stuarts Draft, Va, Is greatly
pleased with Los Angeles and expresses
desire to permanently reside mere.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21
ROLLS FROM UNDER
CAR AND ESCAPES
Special to The Herald.


LONG BEACH, May 20.-'I rolled out
from under the car in time to save my
self from being cut to pieces, but the
pretty badly" said S. S. Hammitt, an
elderly man living with his family at 1165
Ocean avenue, as he faced a physician
at midnight last night after narrow es-
cape from death beneath Pacific Elec-
trio car at the corner of Ocean and
American avenues.
Hammitt was returning from Los An
geles and wanted to transfer to an Ala
mitos Bay car at the corner named. be
was upon the first car in a double train.
The car stopped at the corner, but the
old gentleman did not step off until it had
started up again. Then he rolled under
meath the train and directly in front of
the wheels of the second coach. With a
convulsive twist and writhing he rolled
himself out of harm's way just in the
| nick of time. The wheel ran across the
end of his coat, cutting and tearing il
| badly Hammitt escaped with slight
| bruises.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21
BANK COMBINATION
OPENS FOR BUSINESS
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, May 2O.-The Greater
First National bank opened its doors for
the patrons of the three financial insti-
tutions which have been merged in this
one bank began to throng the corridors
The First National now has paid up
capital of $50O,00 and represents the cor
solidated strength OF four institutions.
These are the original First National
bank, the American National bank.
which became fused with 1t several years
ago; the Bank of Commerce and the Peo-
pies bank. The assets of the First Ma
tional are ove.' 81, 100000 The Citizens
with the First National. is capitalized at
$3.50, 900, and has assets of $110O,OOO. J. B.
Heartwell is president of the First Ma
tional, and his son, C. l.. Heartwell. is
president of the Citizens Savings bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21
WELL KNOWN WOMAN IN
AUTO AND CAR CRASH
snecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, May 20.-As the result OF
Burbank. the divorced wife of Edwin j.
Bacon, is seriously bruised and shaken
up, while her big. machine, was partly
wrecked. The collision took place. just
south of the Hotel Raymond on South
Fair Oaks avenue, an electric car run,
ming into the rear end of the auto. All
more or less bruised.
Miss Burbank came into prominence
some days ago through the contest in the
superior court oyer the granting or
husband Her husband alleged that she
was trying to railroad through DIVORCE
so that she could marry the Standard Oil
millionaire, l.. V. Hardness.
This evening Miss Burbank's mother
denies most emphatcally that her daugh-
ter has any intention of marrying Mr..
Hardness This is the first time that a
member of the family has made a direct
expression in this matter
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21
THINKS FOWLS STOLEN;
FINDS THEM IN HOLE
Special to The Herald.

at Eighth street and Chestnut avenue
and who thought that his chickens had
been stolen and that he had found tracks
some distance away called upon Nigh.
Sergeant Phillips shortly after midnight
to break in the house and restore his
chicks. Phillips prevailed upon him to
wait until morning so that a complaint
could be filed and a warrant issued.
The indignant citizen went back to bed,
only to be aroused early this morning by
the sweet voice of the chanticleer which
lie thought was among the stolen. The
rooster stood beside hole leading under
the house. The man looking down from
hurried into his clothes. Five minutes
later he peered through the opening and
espied all his missing fowls huddled
closely together under the house.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-21
H. H. FAVOUR NOW HEADS
PASADENA POLICE FORCE
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, May 2O.-The city COM
missioners late this afternoon named
Howard Herman Favour as chief of po-
lice in place of John A. Pinkham, whose
meeting today. The appointment is meet
ing with general approval, especially
among the members of the local depart
ment.
Favour has been patrolman in Pasa-
dena during the past few months. He
has shown himself particularly capable
man, and 1t is believed that the carnival
of crime, which included the great stamp
robbery of the local postoffice last Fri
day night, is now closed.
Fevour had Nn excellent record on the
Boston police force and this stood him in
good stead when the commissioners con-
sidered him for the place. He was
sworn in late this afternoon and is now
in charge of the department