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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

MEN. Gr ia0t, Elm &crrponOter, Der
eS ullf iein @el0 obgeie6en, babe i'm
jest ongegcbcn.
Ille 8uiiogier 8oggonS
pcrbrannt.
Ger ein5ige 8oIiogirr5ng Ser @ror.
ge'S Greet . Cumberland ? 9abn," eli
ner &o6len6o6n 5lpii6en Gumber.
lono uto 2onoconinq, puroe ont
Wontoq Worgen ein Gaub Ser Slam
men. Scr 3ug beitono aus cinem
&oiiogier : @oggon utb einpm &c
pGd : Eoiiogicr : @aggon. Ger Sfen
i'm criteren 8ogBon botte oos 6cuer
oerurIodt. Ser 9rono ercignctc iid)
IN Cumberland.
Giu@r0rut6 .
@ei'm 9ou Ser 6re0crid E Wi6o(cs
tomn eleftriidcl 9obn creignetc lid
an Montag 5mci Wicilen bon Wti0b'
letolun er1tfcrnt Gin @roruti6, uno
Die 9lrbeitcr Glpoe g)oung unO Sobn
Stone, jun, mlIr0en t6eilueile Der
idiittet. Ooung trlg cine &crreH.
flung Ser @iifte oopon, mGDrello
Stone an Sen 8einen erbebli6 pers
lebt lpuroe. Grei anoere 9lrbeiter,
bic ebcnfoQS peridiittet lpareil, ia,
men o6er obne Serlebungen 0opon.
Seuermc6rs Contention.
9nS @refutip Gonite Ser frei.
miQigen Sclerme6rlcltte bon glnl1a.
polls trifft bereits 8orbereitungep
fiir Die pom IL. bis IA. SUM 1907
in lnnupoliS tagenOe Contention
Der nWorplono 8oluntecr 5iremen
9tiiociation." SIS ioQen ouBer ben AZ
5u Der @eieQi6oft Gc60renoen frci.
miQigen 6cucrmcbr ? Gpmpognien
bon WorDlono olt6 GonlpoQnien in
Girginien, @eit E Girginien, Gelo.
mare llno Eenniplbonien eingeloben
merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Mac Sffisicre ioltcn abgemnrflt
mer0cu.
Sflabom -Gitn, Sfl

Sfla6 s n, Sfla., s.
- @iner gotid)ait aus Sort &eno
5ufolge lit Corporal anpmles (ein
Neger) megen bes in Der Ma6t bonn
81. DECEMBER peritbten Morbangriffs
auf oen Gdpitdn Wadlin perbaftet
tpor0en, lilp0 iein Serbor bat erge6en,
Dob Elm Gomplot Sur @rmoroung al
Ter peiben Sffi5iere in Sem Sort ein-
9efGoelt poroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
@crOcn 0cpurtirt.

BortlonO, Mc,, s. San, -
Briltce W2i6ael, elmer Scr 6iiDrer ei-
ltcr Sefte, melde bier 3lt 2un0c rllter
Dem gtumen yGie 1leltc Gpu" p0er Oa3
n6nlt8 S5roel" bcfnnnt lit, fam beute
init Ieincr Satin nlti Sem 0nmpier
Samoa" ans 2ipcrpool bier on, uno
Die llnterild)ungS e Gonmtlion Der
neutrality-suspicious. or0nete bic
Deportation OeS @1eponreS an. IS
erbellt, OoB Otid)ocl, nadocm ct me-
gen zines in 1892 begongenen Ser
bredcn8 bier Sabre i'm 3ucbtboule ST
Sudiou, Wi6., oprbra6t 6otte, bort
ltttcr Ser 9eOingung ~entlaiien mllroe,
oas &anO 81 Derlaiicn 1rn0 nift 3l-
riid5ute5rcn. ST begob lid) nab @ng=
lnrrO, mo er ieit0em gemo6ut bat. @r
bebauptet, er lei Ourd) cine &abelOepcs
id)e, melbe inn perii6erte, 0oB Ieiner
9Hiidfebr nod) Ben Ser, Stanten 9ti6tS
i'm @egc ltebe, bemogel lporoelG bier
ber 5t fommen. ga er Die 9eoingults
gen ieirrer @ntlaiillng gebroGen bate
unO Die iSrmt inn Sale ieiner @ieoers
einterferung ser 9eborOe CUR 2aIt
fallen miiBte, 10 lpllroe Die 0eportas
ton ser 9eltte 6eldloiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Scin 9ampfcrfrieg in Sidjt.

GeutiHe 2inien BON Ser Neucrung
Der @6ite Star . 2il1ie porber in
formirt.
Sem 9orf 8. San. - Gle
Nohri6t OoB sic g86itc Star-2init
cillcn Gbeil ibrer 9onlpier nod Oeni
britil6en Sonol 0irigiren miro, go6
jl Ser 8crmutbunq NnloB, OaB Elm
Gonfurrcn3frieg Der cnglii6en Clinic
nit Ben ocltti6en &inien bpoorItebc.
Goron lit je0o6 ridtS Mobres. SIS
muroe Geltern poiitip bebollptet, Oob
Die Ocuti6cn 2inien bon Ocn 8ldncu
Der @6ite Star &inie por6er inter
rihtet moroen ieie,t.
Die Sampler o2lOriotic," nScco,
mic" oNiajcitic" mno Dleutonic" Doh
Der Mbite Star = Clinic meroen in 3us
funit in 8lpntout6, Gbcrbourg un0
Sortbumpton %unluuien, uGbren0 bic
Shiiic Baltic" yGeOric," nGcltic"u.
n2lrubic" nod) mic Dor Sen GieuIt
nit 2iperpool permitteIll mcr0er.
gSic eS 6ciBt, iob ii6 sic n8bite
Stor = Clinic" SIT Der NenOerung Der
onloBt neil bic yGltnnro q &inie"mit
ibren neuen Glrbincn = 9ompfern
ocn &crfebr 3lpiihen Stem : 2)orf un0
SolltgQmptou oltine6ntcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
@rpsfeuer in Setrpit.

Getroit, MidJ., 8. Sun.- Die
arobe @ieBerei Der v@i6igan Stope
60" aing beute g6eno in 6lanmen
altf. Wun idGbt ben Serlalit alf
$4,000. Mebrere 2oihmGnner nno
elm babies 0libenb 3uidauer e~rlitten
Gerlebrngen. lin 9l1 br 9lben0s mar
Der 9rnHo lnter Gpntrole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Siinftiac SnnSesIcnatorcn.

Noibbille, Gem, s.. San. -
Sn Ser bier er~0ffneten 80. Sibung
Der Staats 2c9islotur lit ein neltcr
SunOesienator 81 mdblen. IS itebt
bercitS felt, OoB Der 6ci Ser oemofro-
tiiden grimdrluobl iiegrcid gcblic.
bene friibere @ouOerncllr Hobert {.
ToDlor gum Nmtsl1o6folgcr 0eS Ser
5eitigeh 9unOeSienotorS e. @. Gar
mod gclpGblt lperben ipir0.
Seleno, Mont., s. San. - Sn
Ser bier 5uiamme1getretenen 2egis-
latur murOc 6. @. Sling aus @oQo-
tin Gollatp gum Spre6er gemdbIt,
mas man ais Elm 5iemIi6 iifere5
3ei6en Oofiir 6etrodtet, ooB Gor-
9reBmitglieo Soiepb 90. 3iron Sen
frilberen Senator See Wontle bel ser
Selperbt1G INN oos 9lmt 0es 9un-
%OeSlenotor5 idlagcl1 miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Galtcs @ettcr anf bcn Ybilippimen

WaniIo, s, San. = Cine falte
2uftpelle ,bat 2u5oll mo Die 9o6bar-
inieln oes Ybilippinen 2 9lrd)ipels ct,
reidt. Gle Temperature in Marila
lit oltf 55.6 @ruo, IN 9oguis, Ser
6altptltaOt Der Erouil,5 9engliet, ouf
30 @rqo geiolen. Cine iol6e @0lte
lit 1T ser @eidihte bon Manila nod
ni6t bogepeien. Ser nie0rigite Bis
iett per5ei6nete G~bermometeritano
mar 56.6 @rao int Sabre 1872. Die
@ineeboreften baben inter ser unQe-
mobnli6en aGlte piel at leioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

Il nter NoftgeiteIlt
= Npotbefcr SoGn S. &uOion bon
9tr. sol, gtorO = Sutton 9lpe., puroe
geIterll bon Gidter Goldman IN Der
noromcitli6e1 @oli5ciItation megen
angebli6en GocoinperfaufS fir iein
@riAeincn Dor Oeu @roBgei6norc.
men ulter 9iiroidoft geIteQt. Seinc
Gerbaftung erfolgte ouf &eronloi.
Jung Der @ebeimpoli5iltcn 9(tfinion
unD 9rennon.
Ger 9omens 8erein Scr
IIlg. 0euti6en @rei c II.
beimot6" b1lt morgen HadJmit.
tag I'M 9lnltaltSge6GllOe on Der @fc
bon Baltimore urO TapionItr. ieinc
WonotSueriommllng.
6rou Or. $. start ii b G t.
"a Of t. = 9(m Miontag Nodmittag
luurbe Srau Or. Senrp Storf in if.
rer @obnung, Scr. 1922, 9ruio.SiG-
Ioenue, ourh Ole MitglieOer 0cS
r@ermania Qltartett = Club 90.
menoereins" iiberroidt, OcIIen Gice.
Frolioentin iie lit. Srau Start ipllrs
De ein prGdtiger 8lrmenItrauB iiber-
retdt, Damn fol9te Elm &offeefrdn5.
den, mel6es bic 9omen bis 5lt ipG,
ter Stunoe in ongene6mer llnterbol.
tung beiiammenbielt,
Gin &erboftSbefebl ii /
Den Sto0tbibItotbefar. =
Sr. S. Sorrp 0re6sler, elm Crude.
reibcIiter bon Ger. $50, GourtlanbItr.,
erlongte geltern bonn Eoli5eiri6tpr
, @oro q. 2ittig IN Der mittleren $50.
li5eiltation einen &er1oftsbefeb( fir
Stootbibliotbefar 8ilbur =. Gople,
oen er 0es tbGtlifen gngriffS be.
ld)uloiot. Sr. 9redsler mar be-
fanntlid) Der Wonr, meld)er Dor Ger
neutrality-suspicious. e1orbe gegcn
Die Ingebote fir Ita0tiide 9rudiaa
d)ell obne Gonfurrelt5 Brotelt er6oo,
iporollf Die 9iioget. 9eboroe Stoot.
Sibliotbefar Gople beoltitragte, relle
Spe5ififotionen fin oieic 9ritdiodeil
oils5uorbciter. IS beiBt, ooB ST..
9rebSler or1 Montog Srn. Gople in
ieinem 9iireolt I'M Hot16auS olfs
llldte, lno ioQ Sr. Gople I'M Ser.
lollf zines g%r9untcltcs Srll. 9re6S-
lcr tbdtlid ongcgriffen baben.
Sn lester tunbe. ~ llutcr
Der ACKNOWLEDGING, oll9eblid ieinem
3immerlod)bar Setter MertofuS $50
Jeltoblen 81 babel, iullroe gel tern
Senoopib 3uc5as, Gin ruliii6er
Sdneioer bon Scr. 26, Siio- Greene.
StroBe, BON &idter 2o6en in ser
weltlidelt 9oli5eiitation Dem Sc
ribtsperfabren iibermieien. 3lc5os
mlirbe i'm Gamblers abnbof bilr1 Sen
Yoli5ilten @isner perboftet, ols CT
ongeblib i'm 9egriif mar, per, 9ampf-
ROB oie Monunlentenltaot 81 perlai-
len. Sn ieinem 9eiib befanben iiH
etpa $4S.
@irOin 1908 er6ffnet.-9er
8ergniigungs- urb grbolungsplas
v9ap GiOge," Ben Die uWarplmno
electric &ailmaps Co." criporben bat,
miro, mie Sr. Sbelmon 9. 8ropn,
General : Goiiagier Mgent Der
Gompagnie, geltern iagte, crit in
1908 eroffnet merOen. Gie Gompag-
ME mill Ben Glat nitbt ielbit betrei-
ben, lonoern mieOer perpa6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
yaltiGtore's crfabrcnitcr Mcrbels
Spesialit.

@robarttae @rtoIee otr6 Die moberi1e bob.
foIoeii6e acknowledgements, berbunoen NIT
Der MnipenSun9 Der heften Observation-Disclosures
ansrnfturie, III her Gtaot er6ielt.
ni6i 9r. Tathan Serm.an epnfuItirt bat. gun.
eerte bon frti9eren. 9atienfcit! be5eieer germ
teine 9eiftltngsfdbiefeit. 60 faet 3. .. 8err
p3ebI sterote pGben mir fcine grIeinterunQ
bon r%reineit GeiSsg: Or. Serirun idttrte MID
bpufunmeH In iinf gSc6eh."
faet:
Or. gaiban German bat mir bas 2eben
%gercttet; aue dn6eren slersfe, bte berfu1ten,
guBerbem fiirirte Or. German nod tteIe eln.
bsre, sarinter aiib Sr. suguit G%mtbt, sir.
112, GonipnpsG itaBe.
fen7 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
8 uIGer bIeib t.

gefragt ii6er oas Itetig mieoerfeb-
renbe @eriift, BOB Ell iein Hi6teramt
nieber5ulegen gebenfe. Inn bem ASrd-
lioenten @eleaenbeit SIT gebei, &c
fretdr Soft als Nodfoleer 5u ernen.
men, erfldrte S6erridter Suffer, er
babe MIR 5l iagcn, BOB er ielbIt es
6efannt geben iuiiroe, pern er 5lriid.
5utreten. ge6Gdte.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
CHURCH. SERVICES
AND CHURCH MUSIC

Vincent Methodist-Rev. B. C. Corey,
pastor. Morning. "The Vision of God;
evening, "A Boy Who Succeeded"
Westlake Presbyterian-Rev. w. D.
Lands, pastor. Morning, "Consecra-
tion" and installation of church Of
ficials; evening, sermon by the pastor.
Hollywood Methodist-Rev e. P. Ry-
land, pastor. Morning, monthly COM
munton; evening, rs the Young Man
Safe?"
First Methodist-Rev Robert Nc
Intyre, pastor. Morning sermon by the
pastor; evening, cantata by the choir,
"Olivet to Calvary"
First Baptist-Rev. S. A. Northrop,
pastor Evening, "The Compassion OF
Jesus"
First ongregational-Rev. William
Horace Day, pastor Morning sermon
by DR.. Warren F. Day pastor emeri-
tus; evening, annual Chinese mission
service, address by Rev. William c.
Pond.
Central Baptist-Rev. A. S. Phelps,
pastor. Morning. Living in Dying;
evening, "Siloam's Blind Visitor"
st. Mark's-Rev. T. c. Marshall, rec
tor. Morning, "He Was Known to
Them" evening. Easter Festival"
Boyle Heights Methodist-Rev. Alfred
Inwood. pastor. Morning. sermon by
the pastor; evening topic, "Is the
Church the Foe of Labor?
Cathedral of st. Vibiana-High mass
at 10:30 a. m. sermon by Bishop Con-
atty; evening, sermon by Rev. E. A.
Heffernan.
Plaza-Mass at 6, 8, 8 and II a. m.;
sermon at the last mass by Rev. ].
Caballeria.
st. Vineent's-Sermon at the 10:45
o'clock mass by Rev. E. A. Antill, c. NJ;
evening sermon by Rev. p. G., MeDon-
aid, G.. NJ
ST. Josephs s-Mass at 6. 2, and II
a. m. The 5 o'clock mass will be sol
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

state of California that such division
be made; and,
Whereas, II is the conviction of the
members of all the parlors in the city
of Los Angeles that such a division
would be detrimental to the welfare of
the entire state and of both the north
ern and southern portions thereof,
Therefore, we, the committee repre-
senting all the parlors of the Native
Sons of the Golden West In the city
of Los Angeles, deny that the members
of the order in Los Angeles are in
favor of the division of the state of
California, and we hereby commit our
selves and our respective parlors to an
uncompromising opposition to any di-
vision OF our native state.
we, as individuals and as an order,
will oppose to the utmost throughout
the press, on the platform, at the polls
and In the courts, even to the courts
of last resort, any plan to divide our
great and powerful state or to create
out of this, one of the most powerful
and influential commemorative in the
Union, two weak and unimportant
states.
II. w. Birnbaum, chairman commit
tee of Los Angeles parlor J. Rush
Bronson, chairman committee for Ra-
mona parlOr; ID. w. Edelman, chair
man committee for Corona parlor;
Grant Jackson, chairman committee for
Sierra Madre parlor; j. F. Seymour,
jr, chairman committee for La Fiesta
parlorp
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
HOTEL WENTWORTH
IS EMBARRASSED
Creditors Arrange Plans to Finance
Big Pasadena HosteIry-cost of
Building Twice as Much
as Expected

Creditors of the Hotel Wentworth,
in South Pasadena, met yesterday in
Odd Fellows hall to discuss plans to
aid the finances of the hotel company.
After extended arguments it was
agreed that claimants having first liens
on the hotel property to the amount of
$150,000 should receive one-half of this
amount in cash and the remainder in
first mortgage bonds. The second lien
and other creditors shall receive one
third cash on claims aggregating $780,
900 and the balance in second mortgage
bonds.
Although these terms are yet to be
submitted to the hotel company, it has
been asserted that such an agreement
would be satisfactory.
In order to protect holders of liens
the hotel company will be asked to
file notification of the completion of the
building. Representatives of the hotel
will meet Monday to consider the pro-
posals of the creditors and make final
arrangements for the settlement of the
outstanding claims.
1t is asserted that the Hotel Went
worth, which was estimated could be
erected at cost not to exceed $500, 900,
has already cost 81 100000, and that
100000 more will be required to bring
the mammoth caravansary to full COM
pletion.
1t is stated that the present financial
difficulties will not interfere in any
way with the completion of the build
ing. Guests have been entertained at
the hotel for several months.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
NATIVE SONS OBJECT
TO STATE DIVISION

According to resolutions just passed
by five parlors of Native Sons in Los
Angeles that organization is opposed to
state division. The resolutions were
drawn by a joint committee consist
ing of three members from each of the
five parlors and adopted by each par
lor. The resolutions follow:
"Whereas, it has been reported by
certain of the newspapers of the city
of Los Angeles that the members of
the order of the Native Sons of the
Golden West residing in the city are in
favor of the division of the state of
California and the creation of new
state out of that portion of California
lying south of Tehachapi Pass, and,
Whereas, it has been reported that
the Native Sons of the Golden West
will not oppose such proposed division
of the state for the reason that it will
be for the best interests of the present
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
IS He DUMMY
FOR CROWLEY
Jackonovich Seeks License for En-
pIoyment Agency in Same Building
Where BlackIisted Establish
ment Did Business

Though the police board recently re-
voked e. H. Crowley's labor agency
permit his establishment on Second
street, between Main and Los Angeles
streets, has been open right along.
Now comes Jakob Jakanovich and
asks the police board to grant him an
employment agency permit in the same
building.
City hall officials say this is merely a
subterfuge and that Crowley Will
operate the agency as usual. .
The numbers given are identical-lllh
East Second street.
If the board denies the application II
will prevent Jakanovich from trying II
again for six months.
Chief Kern suspected trickery and II
is said will render an adverse report.
Crowley, learning of the adverse re-
port, has tried to have the Jakonovich
application withdrawn, alleging that
this man is traing to get his business
though he has three years lease on
the building. The police smile at Crow
ley's plight. which they think is far
from real.
Crowley has been a subject of COM
plant at police headquarters, consular
offices and at the prosecutors offices for
years, it is alleged. 1t is charged he
fails to get jobs for applicants, permits
them to be thrown out of his office
when they protest and by permitting
no witnesses near when contracts are
signed blocks the efforts OF the police
to prove cases.
Mayor Harpers board took~ the bull
by the horns the other day, and when
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
BOSTW|CK GETS
WAGES AND MORE
CITY AUDITOR QUESTIONS THE
DEMAND
Council Dated Increase December 1,
but Former Secretary Put In De-
mands Dating Back to July.
New Rules Result

That former Secretary of the Council
Finance Committee E. e. Bostwick,
who is now trying to get a position
on the Los Angeles aqueduct board.
obtained back salary from the city for
$4,000 by methods questioned by City
Auditor w. c. Mushet was one of
many startling charges against city
financial practices brought out yester-
day at the city hall.
Bostwick and other employees have,
1t is said, followed a custom which
will hereafter be no Longer tolerated.
Salary ordinances must not be con-
sidered retroactive.
City Attorney Hewitt holds that they
never were retroactive, but sractice has
in a measure guided s. lie officials and
as they antedate Mr.. Hewitt's term
III office he is apparently content to
start out with clean slate in his
own term.
Rigid instructions will be sent out
both by the city auditor and the city
attorney that salary increases shall
date from the day of the publication
of the ordinance-not single day
sooner, much less five months, as was
done in Bostwick's case.
Auditor Mushet on looking up the
1906 demands found that Bostwick has
under which head he classes his service
for the months of July, August, Sep
tember October and November of 1906
His salary was increased to $500 by
ordinance by the old council, which
repaid him for favors done. This or
dinance plainly specified that the in
crease was to take erect December 1.
The able Bostwic'. had a supplies de-
mand-not an ordinance demand
drawn theredpon Immediately and put
in two sections-one for 5000 and one
for 5000. This was signed Ly Messrs.
Blanchard and Harmon of the finance
committee, Houghton and Ford of the
supply committee, Mayor McAleer,
President Summerland and Auditor
Schwaebe.
City Attorney Hewitt last night would
not say that he will take steps to re-
cover the amount for the city, though
he says no warrant for such procedure
as Bostwick's exists in the charter.
He says, however, that no such work
will be permitted while he is in office
Bostwick is endeavoring now to work
all the influences at his command to
get into the aqueduct employ. Two
members of the old council, Messrs.
Blanchard and Healy are lined up for
his support now, Bostwick's friends
say.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

emn with celebration of first commu-
Mon. Solemn vesper service at 1880
p m.
st. Mary's-First communion at the
o'clock mass; sermon by Rev. Joseph
Barron; high mass at 1890 a. M; meet
of the Children of Mary at p. M;
vesper serive at 1880 p. m.
Holy Cross-Mass at and 10: 80
a. M; sermon by Rev. t. F. Fahey at
meeting of the Young Ladies' sodality
at p. m. and the Altar society at 3
p. m.
Music at the First Congregational
church:
MORNING.
Organ prelude, Solemn March" .Hornsley
Children's professional hymn ...........
Choir, when Power Divine" ..........
Choir response, Lord, Cali Upon
onertefy fee organ Nci Noctarnc sfSlilng 3ethiegF
Solo, "MyHope Is S in the Everlasting;
Frederick Gunster,
Organ postlude, "Fugue with Chorale''
.......,,..... .."................... Merkel
EVENING.
Organ prelude, "Andante" .......... Smart
Sn cSoir, 10 Thou That Hearest Prayer
omertory, organ, "ohertor;y in A Flat
.....''s.ss''.... ..s....ss.sss....... BaIlSle
hymn ...s.....s... ....s..s.....s.s.....s...
Organ postlude ............,..............
Harry Clifford Lott, choir director;
Walter f. Skeele, organist.
First Methodist church-Morning: Or
gan prelde, "Marche Religiouse, op. 10,
No. 2" (Guilmant); hymn, "Come Let
Us Tune Our Loftiest Song" (John Hat
tom; anthem. 20 Praise God in His
Holiness" DR.. Clarke Whitfield; soprano
solo, Miss Mabel Clark; contralto solo,
Miss Fannie MARBLE; offertory duet
win You Go to that Beautiful Land?'
c. A. Havens; hymn, Jesus Lover of
My Soul" Simeon b. Marsh.
Evening: The choir, consisting or
chorus of more than sixty voices, to-
gether with the soloists Of the quartet,
Miss Mabel Clarke, soprano; Miss Fan
ME A. Marple, contralto; Spencer Rob
inson, tenor, and DIR. Eugene u. Davis,
baritone and director, will render the
sublime sacred cantata composed by j.
II. Munder. entitled From Olivet TO
Calvary" Miss Ada Showalter, or
ganist and accompanist, will render as
a prelude to the cantata the celebrated
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
POLICE WANT
SPEED REDUCED
Induce Council Committee of the
Whole to Recommend Ordinance
Making Twenty Miles the
Maximum Speed

Motorcycle Policeman Roy Allen
asked the council committee of the
whole yesterday morning to make a
rule covering the speed limit of We
hicles outside of the twelYe-mile-an
hour limit which now prevails.
Allen favors that a twenty mile
an hour limit be enforced outside of and
beyond the present twelye-mile limit.
AS the case stands inside the dis
trict between nipple and Washington.
Main and Grand avenue the restrlc-
tions hold while outside any reason
able speed" is permitted. This pro-
vision permits OF abuses.
Judge Chambers recently held that
in speed cases motorcycle policemen
must produce evidence showing the
exact speed, condition OF the streets
and driver and other circumstances,
which 1t is argued is impossible to do.
The committee agrees with Allen that
twenty miles is fast enough and will
recommend such an ordinance to the
city council on Monday.