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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
HUNDREDS OF 0HIOANS
GATHER IN BEACH OUTING
Long Beach Thronged with Picnickers.
Buckeyes and Badges Mark
Visitors-Addresses
Are Made
Social to The Herald.

Social to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept. 7.-About 700 Ohioans
gathered from all over Southern California
this morning to enjoy the annual Buckeye pic
mic at this beach. At the headquarters es-
tablished on the picnic deck of the Auditorium
all the picnicers registered. Yellow badges and
buckeyes were provided.
Basket dinners were spread at noon.
At 80 this afternoon the Rev. e. w. Thorn
ton president of the local Ohio society, de-
livered an address of welcome. L. NJ. Fall,
president of the Los Angeles society; Dr. A.
NJ. Duncan, secretary; Governor Powers, Capt
Frederick Chessley and Attorney o. E. Mon
nette, recently from Toledo. Ohio, also spoke.
The Los Angeles society numbers about 1000
members and the local organization $50. Both
were well represented here today, and many
were in attendance who have not affiliated
with either society.
c. C. Doran is secretary Of the local society,
and j. r. Mason is treasurer. T. w. Lincoln
and w. Clifford Smith also assisted notably
today in entertaining the crowds
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
USES $315,OOO
MOTHS OWN
CHICAGO MANUFACTURERS TAKES
MONEY
He FIees to Canada, Leaving His Chill
dren at Home Without Funds
to Buy Necessities of
Life
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE appointment OF
a receiver for the properties of the Beld-
ing Hall Manufacturing company fol-
lowed close upon discovery by the
creditors of the concern that its presi-
dent, Jesse Edison Hall, had appropriated
to his own, use at least $S15,000 of the
corporations funds. AS far as can be
discovered every dollar of this morey
went into mining stock which was backed
up with no tangible property, theatrical
ventures which made no money, and
other securities which the creditors are
willing to sell in lump for something
less than $4,000
Indications yesterday were that Hall
would not voluntarily return from Carada
and that criminal prosecution would be
instituted to bring him back to this
country by the First National bank,
which holds notes Of the company aggre-
eating 100000.
1t appears that Hall has been borrow
ing the company's money for at least
two years. There has been little effort
on his part to conceal this fact. The
money taken, out of the business was Sc
cured only by promissory notes signed by
Hall.
AS he has no other property than the
$50, 900 worth of Belding-Hall stock, which
is worthless until all outstanding bills are
paid, it is expected that the $4,000 which
he borrowed and the $4,000 which he lent
irresponsible persons, S345OOO in all, is a
total loss
A pathetic feature of the case Is the
condition of the missing mans two chill
dren. who are living at the Hall home in
charge of a housekeeper. Since Hall
left Chicago they have received no word
from him, neither have they received any
money with which to meet the household
expenses.
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy
was filed today in the federal court
against the Erie Heating company, and
a receiver was appointed for the con-
cern. The liabilities are placed at 100000,
with little assets. Charges are made in
the petition that F. W. Gale. the presi-
dent of the company, diverted large sums
of money from the company to his own
use.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
LUMBER5FlRMS COMBINE;
MoN0PoLIzE BEACH TRADE
New Organization Has capitalization
Of $foo, ,oo0-Three Yards Are to
Be Maintained In Bay
District
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Sept. 1.-The consolidation
effected today of the Santa Monica Lumber
company, the ]. S. Bilheimer Lumber COM
lany cf Ocean Park, and the J. e. Culver
Lumber company of Los Angeles portsnds TO
greatly stimulate building operations in tho
hly district.
As The j. E. Culver Lumber company, the
new concern, will have a capitalization of
more than $4,000 and will practically control
the local lumber market. 1t is the intention
of the company 10 continue the three yards
and to greatly improve the facilities at eacn
It's general receiving and distributing point
will be at the local yard.
All shipments will come by way of Port Los
Angeles and will be delivered as called for at
the Ocean Park and Los Angeles branches of
the concern ]. e. Culver is president of the
new company. ]. s. Billheimer is vice pres-
dent. The Santa Monica yard will remain in
charge of Emerson Strong.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
STEvENSoNS BIoGRAPHER
MEETS VIOLENT DEATH
Henry BaIdon, Noted Writer and
Lecturer, Is Found Dead
Near Dundee, Scot
land
pu AasocIated Press.

BY Associated Press
DUNDEE, Scotland, Sept. 7.-Henry
ReIlvse Baiidon, the biographer of Robert
Louis Stevenson, was found dead this
evening at quarry near this city. He
started for a walk yesterday with his
dog, but the dog returned alone.
There was a wound behind Balloons
right ear, but whether the result of an
attack or an accident has not developed.
The deceased was a lecturer on the
English language and literature at the
University of Dundee, and formerly a
lecturer on English in the Imperial uni
versfty of Vienna. He was the author
Of various works.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08

the only one who could successfully op-
pose him. 1 know of no other. And
in conclusion l wish to propose toast
to the health of w. j. Bryan"
Mr.. Delmas was followed by his part
ner, Henry ID. McPike, who spoke briefly
on his experiences in politics. He said
he had run for, office many times, but
did not seek public service. From his
observation of the situation he had come
to the conclusion that the only thing
to do was to stand pat and ride into
power on the tariff issue.
Among those present were Mayor A.
G. Harper, Judge Dillon, w. o. Morton,
Senator Del Vale, Justice A. l.. Stephens,
I. B. Dockweiler. DR.. Houghton, father
of the recall movement, Councilman
Oromgold, Joseph Mesmer and Anthony
Schwamm
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
800 NATIVE SONS OFF
FOR CELEBRATION TODAY
Two Tralnloads Start This Morning.
All Southern California VIII
Contribute Participants
Monday

Two trainloads of Native Sons Oh the
Golden West and their friends Will leave
this morning at o'clock over the SAT-
Lake road for San Bernardino TO at
tend big picnic and Admission uaS
celebration to be held there tomorrow
More than 800 tickets have been soiu son.
for the excursion, which leaves elis
morning, and it is expected that many
more who haven't proruced tickets wIll
be on hand at the depot when the trains
leave. Extra cars have been secured anu anu
will be kept in readiness, so that no one
will be left, nor will the cars be crowoeu, =
One of the most interesting features ol
the Admission day exercises will De tne
raising of the Grizzly Bear flag, the em-
blem of the organization by a pioneer
whose identity will not be reveaieu oe-
fore the time for the ceremony.
Among those who will speak are Here :,
man c. Lichtenberger, grand trustee OIL
the order; Frank G, Tyrell ana MISS n.'
T. Bussinius all of this city. san Ser,
nardino has been Handsomely decorated
for the occasion.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
THEODORE A. BELL CHOSEN
TO LEAD ORDER OF EAGLES
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
2 NORFOLK, Va, Sept. THE official
announcement today of the vote in yes
terday's election OF officers of the grand
aerie Fraterial Order of Eagles, showed
the election of the full administration
ticket headed by Theodore A. Bell Of
California. Seattle was chosen as the
next place Of meeting over jamestown,
N. Y.
The proposition for a standard uniform
is strongly opposed with result yet in
doubt. If the standard proposal prevails
it will simply require the standard uni
form for a specific number of each
aerie with the right to the aeries to con-
tinue individual uniforms If desired. A
resolution was adopted requiring un-
qualified closing of all Eagle homes on
Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08

EVERYTHING you want you will find In the
classified pare-a modern encyclopedia one
nan a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
orders Cuban Census Taken

HAVANA, Sept. 7.-Governor Magoon
has issued decree that the taking of
the Cuban census shall begin September
80 and end November H. This census
is preliminary to the holding of the
elections.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
Two Die of Cholera

BY Associated Press.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-Two deaths from
cholera are announced from villages adj
jacent to Sosnowice, just across the Siles-
ian frontier in Russian Poland.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
klnu In Good Health

Rv Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. liking Edward re-
turned to London this evening appearing
to be in robust health after the taking of
the cure of Marinebad.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
Who Can Oppose?

"And If they can't prevent MS NOM
ination, who is there in our ranks whom
we can put up against him with any
assurance of success?'
civilian Jennings Bryan, suggested
some one from the other end of the
table, amid tumultuous applause.
~ am in hearty accord with the gem
tIeman," continued Mr.. Delmas, when
he could again be heard. Bryan is
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
French Poet Dead

PARIS, Sept 7.-Rene Francois Armand
suliy Prudhomme. the French poet and
critic, died suddenly today at his villa
near Chatenay from heart disease
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08

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ter bel 0ent ltnl6ou Ser AnIogcn ser
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Strnfc, noer ben Sdnpts9itreaur: Wr. $50,
sig9t- straie, Baltimore, Wtp.
8eri6rn 6niter, Is. 3. G6isnt,
@ell. s@e161ltsfithrer. Sen. sHaiiagiersgl9e1t.
z. s., MeSaiitci, SiiIiS-Ger. '&afi. sgteent.
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Seltere8e
.stubnl SnIurunte 60. Of atuerpucf," .Senre
~. g8arfiei6, ReItbent Manager, 101-1O2
gbaniber Of Commerce BUILDING.
r8cTrtnnta Seneruerilh1ernn8S : GeienfbaHi"
baltimore uro NortRsG5trabe.
Wlt. Z. S1nGcliuro q 3d., Is uno II gbanIt
berS Of Gortnerce
@run6eigentbuni3 : agenten uno
sSGn6ler.
Fisrre 6. 9Hsau & s'spDeip, 10 STtSeItns'
tonsS.rnBe.
8fer6egeidirr- Sabrifanten.
.. 3. 2Gg Con e. 60, 4o4 @eItgcrmansStr.
SltfiGmieos8u6ebor.
G.. eeutt s.annc So. Nr. 362 mo 2G4, Noros
SapsStraBe.
&o6len uno Soi3.
benrp g. @ra SeInr, $50, GolumbtasZoenue
t." ShmuGlQ6en 1tno ltbren. '~l
U, 8. Yliner, 90 0it'@aItimureGtraBe
Bfon0Ieibe.@ efdGfte.
pSunTclibatsb 2uan Gu.," 1 gorbs0absStr.
Rianos un6 Srgeln.
Gnns. M; etteii, Q torb.9i0ertbsStrnBe.
@n,. Gnabe & So, 2brics@ebdlOe, Iit. s.obaI.
glbCnpe.
9ompF- 1tnb @niier.$ei3ung.
s, 9. edincdlcr. TAO Sfts2ombarbsGtraB
Eapier nno Yapier-0 Often.
smitb, SiGun Co., 105 uitb t07 SanobersStr.
Slog9Cn, Banner, gb5ei6en.
etseD Srus., yr. 10. g8eits2erinetonsStcabe.
Blebplntten, Wetoll etc.
abun, Guntin & So, 1910 9aIoerTton.Gtr.
0eteftipsN gentur.
Spauboucr d sfmiot (friibcr bel Sntitb, 8eIt
& G0ons, 503 GaIoertsScDdIb
Srie0bofe.
,eunbcn &urt Gcmrterg," Office 81, g8eit.Gn.
ratogasStrabe.
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GoIrf @otb3mp(d unO IyrolL OIticita
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100. 5000
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pehfib ultb .Olo Dominion 9tne4 na9 Sem.
bern, Waibsneton, N.'G., 3t6ntnnb, Ba., uas
TcipsD. ri,
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ri5fe .&aiiitenslmrrer, eIs!trlfGe .NeIeu9turg.
thinner III beit WiGsi.siireauy Der .aaS Cine.
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@barIeSsGtroBe.
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