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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
CHURCH BUILDING
CANNOT Be USED
chautauqua People Told That House
of Worship Used for Secular
Purposes Must Be
Taxed
Long Beach Office,
129 East Third Street.
297.

LONG BEACH, July 12.-The plans of
the directors of the Chautauqua associa-
ton to hold the sessions of the coming
session in the new First Baptist church
went up "in smoke" today when the Of
ficials of the church informed officers of
the board that in order that the church
property may be exempt from taxation,
according to law, other quarters would
have to be secured.
While arrangements for a new place of
meeting have not been completed 1t is
probable that the auditorium will be used
as heretofore, but with a temporary plat
form built along the south SIDE as during
the recent Christian Endeavor convention.
It was found that the voices of the
speakers could be heard much better from
this platform than from the permanent
stage in the east end of the building
The Chautauqua directors were sorely
disappointed by these eleventh-hour de-
velopments, but will make the best of the
situation.
Having heard rumors that the assessors
had been investigating the case, the
church trustees took up the matter with
Hartley Shaw, chief deputy to the district
attorney, who advised them that it would
be wise to give up the Chautauqua plan.
The church property is valued at $4,000
section of the political code to which
Attorney Shaw called the attention of the
members of the board follows
Section No. 3611-Exemption of church
property-When all buildings and so
much of the real property on which they
are situated as may be required for the
convenient use and occupation of said
buildings, when the same are used solely
and exclusively for religious worship,
shall be free from tax"
Chautauqua opens next Monday, July
15 Nathaniel c. Schaeffer, former presi-
dent Of the N. e. A, will deliver the ad-
dress of the first evening. Tuesday morn
ing the program of class work and Bible
study will be taken up. Tuesday nights
attractions have not been entirely decided
upon as yet On Wednesday night Gov
ernor Henry A. Buchtel of Colorado will
lecture. On Thursday night a concert by
Ellen Beach Yaw Goldthwaite will be the
feature.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
JUDGE TRASK DEFENDS
SPEEDY CHAUFFEUR

Former Judge Trask appeared in the
police court yesterday to defend ]. j.
Norton, charged with violating the speed
ordinance. Patrolmen Humphreys and
Triplett alleged that Norton, who was
driving the big red machine of L. A.
Mares, had been travelling west on Seventh
street at a rate of seventeen miles an
hour.
Trask brought out the fact that the Of
ficers had been half a block behind the
machine during the time they had timed
it. and the court held that this was not a
proper test of speed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
JURY C0NVICTS MAN WHO
BRUTALITY KICKED WOMAN

Fred Keller was convicted by jury in
department one of the superior court yes
terday of the charge of assault with in
tent to do great bodily harm to Lucinda
Viola Miller, a negress with whom he had
been living.
The girl died few days after the
alleged kicking, February II, and Keller
has since been in the county Jail.
The maximum penalty for the crime of
which he was convicted is two years
Imprisonment in the state prison. The
jury was out only one hour
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
MALIBU TRACK LAYERS READY
Five-MiIe Section of Port Los Angeles
Line Graded

The first five miles of the new Hueneme,
Malibu & Port Los Angeles railroad
has been graded and turned over to the
track layers. AS soon as rails and ties
come in sufficient quantities the laying
operations will begin.
The contractors will start their second
five-mile contract for grading at once,
as it has been found desirable to let the
work in small sections.
1t is generally believed that this is
part of the new route controlled by the
Western Pacific, though the men on the
work are silent and apparently ignorant
as to who is footing the bills.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
EXAMINATIONS CONCLUDED
FOR CONSULAR SERVICE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-The examina-
ton of applicants for appointment in the
consular service, which has been in prog
ress at the state department for the past
three days, was concluded today, but the
names of those successful will not be an
nounced for several weeks.
Only forty-eight of the fifty-two can
didates designated by Secretary Root pre-
scented themselves for examination at the
state department. Two each came from
Mexico and Texas, one from Kansas and
the others from east o. the Mississippi
river.
Two of the applicants are negroes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
BAKERSFIELD POLITICIAN
TO RECEIVE HIS REWARD
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO. July 12.-J. w. Wiley,
an attorney and politician of Bakers
field is to be appointed to the position of
state code commissioner in place of Judge
]. F. Davis, who has handed in his
resignation.
unknown. as his term of office does not
expire until September, but it has long
been known that Wiley would be taken
care of by the organization as soon as
an opening occurred.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
SHIPBUiLDERS WANT
PROTECTION OF COURT
BY Associated Press.

LORAIN, o., July 1.-THE American
Ship Building company has appealed to
the federal court for protection against
possible damage to property and violence
against employees as a result of the sec
ond strike. This week the ship builders
walked out again, not wanting to work
with strike breakers.
Separate injunctions were issued by the
United States court in Cleveland today
and served on each of the 125 strikers,
forbidding interference with the company
or its employees.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
PASADENA PICNIC DAY
FIFTEENTH OF AUGUST
Special to The Herald.

Special 70 The Herald
PASADENA, July 12.-At a union meeting
of the committees from the board of trade
and the Merchants association today it was
decided to celebrate Pasadena day August
Is at Long Beach and Naples. These two
towns were chosen because of the liberal con-
cessions offered by them to the Pasadenans.
1t is expected that trains of from two to five
electric cars Will be run together for that
casion and the round trip fare will be 70
cents. Various sports and racing contests will
be features of the days entertainment.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
PASADENA HOTEL MAN
TAKES OVER CASA Iona

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, July 12.-Casa Iona hotel a.
Redands is the latest acquisition of D. NJ.
Linnard, the conquering hotel manager of
this city. His chain of popular houses
includes the Maryland, Pasadena: Leighton
Los Angeles; Virginia, Long Beach, and the
Casa Iona of Redlands.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
FILES PROTEST AGAINST
PROBATE OF HIGGINS WILL

Mrs. Emma Higgins yesterday filed a
protest in the probate division of the
superior court against the approval of the
report of j. w. Phelps, executor of the
estate of Hiram Higgins deceased, hus-
band of the petitioner.
The amounts paid out by the executor
aggregate $4,000. and in the protest it is
claimed that several of the items are too
large.
Judge Rives set July q for further
hearing on the protest.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
BAPTISTS WILL CANVASS
FOR EDUCATIONAL FUNDS

PASADENA, July 12.-San Bernardino and
Riverside counties will be the first to be can
vassed to raise funds for the big Baptist col
l6ge which 1t was recently decided to locate
at Redlands Los Angeles and Pasadena will
receive calls for funds later in the year. This
plan was adopted at a meeting of the Baptist
Educational commission this week Rev Dr.
Albert Hatcher Smith is the Pasadena mem
her of the board. II Is expected to raise
fund Of more than 5000 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
DEPARTMENT ENGINEER
PAYS PASADENA A VISIT

PASADENA, July 12.-Mayor Farley arranged
luncheon at the Maryland hotel today at
which c. D. Daggett, member Of the good
roads commission from this city, j. o. Nc
Cament and A l.. Loder, assistant engineer
OF the United States department of agricul-
ture, were his guests. Mr Loder is in South
ern California to investigate and report on the
reads of this section. When 1t was learned
that he would be in Pasadena today the lunch
con was arranged that he might make the az
ouantance of some of the good roads officials
He seems impressed with the fact that there
is plenty Of room here for Improvement in the
roads.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
GIDDINGS PROPERTY is
BOUGHT BY PRESBYTERIANS

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, July ia syndicate composed
principally of Presbyterians and headed by
Banker Horton OF Los Angeles today closed
an option the Giddings estate, 236 acres in
Milard's canyon. The reported price to be paid
is sos. 900. 1t is understood that main build
ing costing at least $4,000, and number of
the intention of holding educational assem-
blies there. E. W. Giddins is the seller of
the property.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
FORMER COMPTROLLER
HELD FOR SHORTAGE
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Wash, July ia report
submitted by expert accountants. who
since May 8, have been investigating the
books in the department of comptroller
of the city of Seattle, holds former Comp
troller John Riplinger accountable for a
shortage of $6S,172.
Riplinger is alleged to left this city in
March 1906, following the close of his
second term as comptroller. He is said
to be in Honduras.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
DELAYED LIGHT POLES
ARE NOW AT HAND


Special to The Herald.
PASADENA. July 12.-Superintendent Glass
of the municipal lighting plant today stated
that the consignment of ninety poles which
had been held up and delayed at Redondo
have now arrived and streets which had been
in partial darkness because of this delay will
now speedily be supplied with lights. Three
additional lights will be placed on Summit
avenue. three on Columbia street, four on Ell
Moline avenue, one on Franklin avenue and
enc on Hudson avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
$4,000 ASSESSMENT
Is WHOLLY CANCELLED
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, July 12.-Ben E. Ward, county
assessor, had valued the franchise of the Pasa-
dena Land and Water company at S25, 900.
The company petitioned to have this reduced
to $4,000. After reference TO article II, sec
ton 8 of the constitution, the county board of
equalization decided the assessment was IL
legal and Cancelled 1t entirely.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
PASADENA CARS WILL
RUN DIRECT TO BEACH


DIeCldl " ne Ileldlu
PASADENA, July 12-ETective July 10 a
rev schedule on the Pacific Electric lines pro-
vides for four through from Pasadena TO
Long Beach each day. Hours of starting from
Pasadena are 500 and $50 in the forenoon and
l 30 and $3.50 O'Clock in the afternoons. 1t
will be very convenient for Pasadena people to
have the privilege of riding through to the
beach without changing cars. This schedule
lis to be in force for the rest of the summer
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
DEATHS OF THE DAY
George 7. Myers

BY Associated Press.
TACOMA, Wash, July 12.-George T.
Myers, pioneer cannery man of the
northwest, died here today, aged IA
years. He had been engaged in the fish
ing industry for half a century.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
Rpneseekers. ezH5 Tonight.

Every one desiring to secure a farm
in California Is invited to the meeting
o'clock this evening In Home Extensio1
Chamber OF Commerce.. Fourth new TOT
colony now being formed. also the Lob
les Acre Lot Club. Land distributed atd
sale to members. Come and learn. e
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
PASADENA HUNTERS ARE
NOW READY FOR GAME
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, July 12.-City Commissioner W.
s. Windham will head a party of sportsmen
for big hunt in the back country north of
the city beginning on the first day of the
open season Monday next. Frederick L. Brown
will leave about the same time for La Jolla
where small game is said to be Verey plentiful.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
DRIVERS ARE ARRESTED
FOR BEATING A HORSE
Special to The Herald.

Special 70 the HeTaIu'
PASADENA July 12.-James T. McAney.
humane officer, arrested ]. W. Wilson of
North Wilson street, and A. A. Warren today,
charged with beating to death a horse they
we're driving. They will have hearing in
loIice court tomorrow
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
GEORGE SHARP, PAINTER,
FALLS FROM A ROOF
Special to The Herald.

Special TO the HeraTd.
PASADENA, July 12-George Sharp of 4o1
South Catalina avenue fell from the roof of
his house this afternoon and suffered severe
injuries. The services of surgeon were re-
quired to give him relief and he will be off
duty for a week or two.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
Peter Larson

HELENA. Mont, July 12-Peter Lar
son, one of the richest men in the north
west died at his home here tonight after
an illness of two years
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
BREWER PAYS TWENTY
FOR EXCESSIVE SPEED

PASADENA. July 12.-Joseph Maier of the
Maier Brewing company OF Los Angeles paid
$50 fine in Police Judge McDonald's court to-
day for speeding his automobile on Orange
Grove avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
MILITARY COURT WILL
INVESTIGATE EXPLOSION
nv Associated Press.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, July IA
military court will be convened to in
vestigate the explosion of rapid fire
gun yesterday, when Governor Meade and
his staff were being welcomed to this
city. Private Emil Tomasin was killed,
and Lieut.. Gilbert and M. A. Cracker
were seriously injured.
The men were serving the gun as the
salute to the executive party was fired.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13

Ella-Marry you? Why, you couldn't
dress me.
Edgar-I wasn't asking for a position
as lady's maid.-Pick Me Up
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13

Teacher-what is it that bees maxi
Tommie? WI
kers Statesman. 49
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13

Everything you want you will ana In
the classified page. One cent a word
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
Half Prices for Half a Day

25c ALMOND CREAM 12kc Eclipse Almond Cream
for the complexion; softens the skin and face; csc
size Saturday 12Rc
Csc TOOTH BRUSHES 12Rc Children's Prophylac-
tic tooth brushes the teeth; Csc 12Rc
today Aisle 5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13
Toilet Needs and Stationery

25c WITCH HAZEL 12kc Dickinson's Witch Hazel or
Hamameis bottle; regular price 25c. Sat-
urday, half day. half price, 12Ac. Aisle 5.
soc TOILET SOAP Csc DOz Toilet oatmeal
Turkish good sized cake; regular price sc soc
dozen: half day, Csc dozen.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-13

Csc Crepe Napkins PIC
100 fancy crepe napkins; you need them for outings
and picnics; regular price 25c; today 12sc Aisle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
GlcuelanS's Scntidcr Sag.

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rScier I'M Sabre 1908 ltott 800 mint
beIten@ 1900 Singer IND S1nNcrin'
ncli oui Der Sdngerbiibue ucriam'
melt icil peroell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
Wadipicl snr T%omgbcrtp Icfranoa'

Eeorio, ST., Is. Suni.- llnter
Dem gcripretcl bcgnaoigt 81 mer.
Sen. geItnro ngobic" Gate, Der
oNcntlcmnt" .Ginbrcd)cr, bab CT &C.
bolien babe, cinen @eloid,ranf oca
SdulrotDa oui5tlprcugcn mo 5000
gciGliftc 3cttcl 81 ltcblcl. Gin pro
nlincnter 9iirger Don Ecorio babe
inn mo icinen @ebiilieu oaiiir $500
6c5nhlt. Ger 9etreiicnoc tMbc Gou.
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Ell in @cil1 chi Ole NndclegenleIt uolt
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IoughcrtD lpciB, mi9iaGcn..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
MenfunslauS'a 6iid)creiitrcit.

ct. SpbhS, N.16.yit5. Snni.
las folpnialc acbinet bait nt oicicr
gSode taBIih SiBlhgen ob nub blpl'
ihelt ben Mit5lieOern urb Dem Rre'
nlicr 9oiS,s melfer iid)' itoh IN HcE-
ooll 5lr ssetntbailg mitlbGn Meih0'
miniiteriltm iibet Den amerifdniidjcn
Siid)ereiIireit ulibdlt. merocn OIL
aobeloepciden 0cruedJiclt. Is beiBt,
bel Ser ciirigen lbdti8fcit Der folc-
hialcn Miniitcr hoIiole cs lid lut ei.
nen %eriud Der britiiden Ge3ieruiJ,
cinen Gonpronib por Der @roiinunA
Ger characterization I'M ndfiien Serbit
81 Stanoe 5u brin9en. Eie amcrita'
niihe Hegierung iol jcood niht &c.
keigt ieili. in irgeno eineni mdhigell
Streitpnnft ~nnd5uacbcn ano 0urdJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16

ieiliem 3inrmer nIiilomnienoeS Sidlt
geluedt lpuroc mo Die orci 9nltoi.
ten ilbcr icin 9ett pebcugt iob. Sic
ermobnten i'm. lid rilbig 81 per)nl.
ten, uno nabnen bolIu ieirleS d)mud-
lud)en on iidJ uno rGiumten ieinc Ia
idcn ans. Gnnn Orebten iic bos
clettrild)c Sid)t micoer nb ltto iitd)-
ten mlotrc Simmer allL III meld)en
JIG ebcnio nit hcn >Nltaben 81 @er.
fc aingct. Sic nobntcn nit, luaS lie
fin0cn fonnterL llllo nlS ettl Wud)ter
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ibit 81 9oocn ttuo uubnaetl ibnn iciur
llbr ob. &bre SSilltt heluerfiteligten
lie id)IiebIid) mi eincnl @agelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
ats poIitiidcn Hiidiidtcn obgeionot

ants poIitiid)cn Hiidiid)tcn obBeIanot
nlir0c.
@uroen ii gctriebeM.
e an Solpobor 10. SUM. 49,
Ger 9ctricb9leitcr Der cnGliihcn Gi'
icnbobn = @eicllihoft bat Die Icgics
ring bon Solpooor o"iii5icll benod)
rittigt, Dob has nicaroAnoniid)e So
llonenboot nMomotombo" 500 Sc'
iuafinrtc 81 Ncoiuitu Solpobor, III
Shlcppbompfcrn mo 2onnd)cS Der
GpmpGgnic Innoctc. Ym II. SlHll
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&C nod Spniurdtc, ulD u0focnl tic
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nod Ncoiutlo 5llriid inb ltudcn allf
elmer Snund) nl0 brci &od)lecbpptca
ipie0cr in SEC. Die Hcuoiutioniltcn
butten %ofienbor ouf feincn Miocr.
itonb i'll Con londtc Ncrcd)net, 100 JIG
ton io!unooriidcn Srlppcn 5llrild-
getrichen mur0ca.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
Ranbnnina I'M Ennaturlum.

GbieoAo, SQS., 10. Sltui.-9rei
perriilumte mo itorf beruuiinete
RGubcr Drangen geiterr Worgen SIT
iriI6cr Stilnbc in oos Nortb Sioc
Scolih Mciort Elm, ucriettcn bie iiber
bunoert Vutientcn Der Nnltult in oell
iurdtboriten ShrcdcL pliluocrtcn
Die Scltc, bdrllntcr cine Srou Ytet.
Golf, iouic cinen Nn0cItellten ol,S II.
ilId)ten ihlicBlid) nit elmer Sciitc inn
Wcrtbc BON etlpn $1,000 oas @eite
6ralt Wetcnlf lie9t in 5olgc oes
Shredeno id)mer frunf oornieber.
3uerit bcmerfte Die Ginbred)cr Der
Superintendent oeS SardtoriumS.
IT. Sirihiclo, meldcr hilrh ein in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
@ermiidDtc tclrsrapbilde Sepeidcn.

Winuor George 0au bon Sg'
oenSburG N.Y.n bat bcfannt gege'
ben, onB er iencr Staot 100000 fiir
ocn Ban citco nellcll Ntooemie : @e.
bolloca, sur erinncritng MI ieine
peritorbenc Satin ld)elten iueroc.
Gic Sto0t mus jcood bos @ritno.
itiict 0aju bciorgen.
Sn Sepmolir, Wisc., lit ShomaS
Z. Gogbil, adiiirer Der eritcn Ha.
tionol = Nonf lclcr Stoot, nui Ole
9elduloiGung. $4,000 permtreiit
81 bobctt, p~erboitet luorocn. TT ioll
ons @cI0 IN @ctrnioc Spcfulatio-
ilctl u~erloren babcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
Nns6rnd) D%erindJt.

Eitt5burh 10. Suni. - Ger
@criud) scr 5triiliEGc inn Ncitcrr
3udtbnus, sic i'll Scr Sllbmotten'
inbrif beidditigt iilo, iif ourf OaS
@rnbcn cile5 (nnncls 81 beirciGl,
mliroc am Dtittuod) Abcno pou Der
Wad,c ent0edt. Ger Suullel nnbnr
Die Nidtitng iod, @iIfins-S trobe,
r,no ea brolidtcn ltilr nod 90 6nB
altogegrobcn 81 mcr0en, baum marcll
Die 5tr1ilinge anbcrbal6 Der Brobcr'
Mo!ier, Die ooS 3rttbol.S linlGiebt,
eepclen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
Sumaro Npnlo's SdJmGacrim.

Snn6rnn5isco, 10. SUM. =
1rau @ong Sin ISue, Shwclter Der
5rali Soparo @olllo, hat geitcrn ibr
dngcborencs amcrifanii1es 9iirger-
rett .freipiqig aui8egeben. Sic iaate,
lie babe es getbnn, neil lid nan @cgc
fir Tie ofinen ipiiroen, Die ihr poroelil
nerihloiicn iunren, uilo lit Mit8lleo
ser SdlneiberiirMa Guollg 2)ucn Gid
ociporoel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
Sbca!crbrauo in Chicago.

Gbicaoo, Is. Sumi. Gas
Olympia. 5beater," oas dlteite Sou-
hepiGeboits III Chicago, purbe Inn
Miiternad)t olird) %iSeller 5liln groBten
Sbcile serItort. Der Sd,aoen bel1uit
lid ouf $4,000. Gas iSeler er.
tiilte Die A@dite i'm benad)barted
,llnicn. Sotef@ init Sdreden, nno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16

ibnen irrr0c Der Iat6 ertbcilt, ibrc
9oiicr 5u pnfclt uilo lid) aus nrn
Stallbc 5it mod)cu. IaS 0cucr lolI
o,,rd) Iih frcltjenoc clcftriide GraAtc
cntltonoen iein. Gus Ibeater, wc!'
DIES Don Scr .gibIano 9Iod 4iiccil.
ton" gccionct wuroc, gpllroe 1877 &C.
balt.