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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-19
Wreck On Eastern Road.

RICHMOND, Sept. 19-Scores OF
passengers were injured and it is De-
Iieyed some are dead, in a wreck on the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad near New
port News today. Details are iackihs'
Wrecking trains, surgeons and nurses
have gone to the scene.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-19
Orphans Brigade.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 19.-Sur-
viving members of Orphans brigade,
the famous Confederate command, met
in annual reunion today at the state
fair. Today is the anniversary of the
first day of the battle of Chickanau-
ga, and an elaborate program was ar
ranged to celebrate it fittingly.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-19
ArmV Officer ATTEMPTS Suicide

throat was badly gashed with a razor
he used in the absence of the nurse,
who found the, patient weak with loss
of blood. Lieutenant William MotloW,
his brother, is confined in an asylum
at Washington, D. c. His mind gave
aWay a wear ago.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-Brood-
ing over the condition of his health
and the possibility of becoming insane
or temporarily insane, after having at
tempted to end his life, Lieutenant F'e-
lix w. Motlow, is in a critical con-
dition at the Presidio today. His
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-19
Texas Hibernians.

WACO. Tx. Sept. 19.-All Of the
larger cities Of Texas will be repre-
sented at the biennial state convention
OF the Ancient Order Of Hibernians, to
be held in this city tomorrow.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-19
Prescott and Spokane.

A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Horace Fender, of Pres
colt and Miss Lucy E. Bonner, Of Spo-
kane.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-19
Wright Nay Return
and Take up Brothers Work

plane may not be able to make a flight
inside of five months.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-19

by the more prominent wheat men or
the Inland Empire, bat Just what ac-
tior was taken has not BEEN an
rOunced
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-19

A Baby Girl
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Mason,
a baby girl.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
BURGLARS HAVE BUSY NIGHT
u@b ~ PEasea Visited, hut Ne
BIG Losses Have Been
Hepsrt@d.

Burglars were busy the night before
Christnas visiting n number Of houses
and places Of buHiness IN hope OF getting
soraefhf1g 10 provide 4 holiday celsbrA-
uon- A ladder burglar stOle a watch. keys
and money to the total Of 30 from the
room OF Mrs Isabella Glow. who lives on
the second noor Of the Utopia boarding
house. Seventeenth and Davenport streets
He climbed through a window.
Wednesday and Thursday night burglars
entered the commission house Of Copeland
4 Flynn, Twelfth and Howard streets. and
stae Quantities OF dressed ducks and
chickens Over % pounds of fowls were
carried sway on Thursday night alone
The ksnnard Glass 4 Paiaf company.
rirteenth and Davenport streets. had about
M worth q supplies taken from fS store
Thursday night. a3ong with several hun
dred postage Erampa-
The home Of George W LoomfE WA
visited aAd ransacked. but the occupants
found nothing missing Christmas morning,
IA spite OF the upset condition Of things
a suitcase containing several dollars IN
paper money and a number Of Christmas
presents that had 5au been purchased
was stolen from a buggy IN front % ths
Brandies buildinE Christmas eve It be.
ionsea TO Mira J Z vesey OF Benson
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

T. T. Riley Of Twin Falls. Idaho. B H
WHITE OF Blair and Il g AYaA O6 In
coin are at the Der Grand
Lieutenant Colonel l. P Hunt Of the
Second cavalry. Fort Dies MoineS. has been
granted two months leave Of absence
p. B. Cornelius Of Marion. z. r. Moore OF
Laurel L y. RedinEton Of Clearwater and
Ray Noel o. PApilhon are AZ the Murray
Captain 1. u. Wildman- signal corps.
United States army. from Fort Leaven-
worth was a visitor AZ army headquarters
Saturday mOruing.
y z. Carney. chief clerk Of the Merchants
hotel who has been seriously ~ with an
attack Of pneumonia has now passed the
danger stage and is steadily improving.
O. A. Derby Of Kansas CITY. o. r. Carter
Of Lincoln. W. b. DeMzr Of Evanston.
Wvo.- G. R d La Martyr Of Fremont ana
p J. Merlen Of Blue Hi are AZ the MiIlard.
Edward Scott Of Denver. william z
Ohnes1rEP Of haywood. VIII Lansing, Pau
Lansing. George W. Childresa % Lincoln
and Mrs A c TltOn and sou Of Superior
are AZ the Rome.
r G. Elliott OF Lincoln. ". Forrest Of
Orunvfle. Ca. J. c Segr1sL L J EegF1st,
e. C. Coihapp. A J. BarsuellA Of Hum
boIdt ana c z Paul Of Holyokc, Cola,
are at thE Sck1tZ-
Mr.. and Mrs L N raimage OF Grand
kan M and Mrs Fred Butler and ri
Sioux City are Al the Hotel Loyal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
NEW AUTOMOBILE IN CITY
VeIie Car, Made in Moline, m-JShR
Deere PIow Company 10 BE
western DtStrfbGters.

J. J. Dsught & Co. Omaha Agents
The most important announcement Of the
last week IN the Automohile industry Is thai
of the Vslie Motor Vehicle company q No
line, II. Which has placed On me market a
thoroughly up-to-dats machine Al nBG. re-
~markAbly complete in equipment built by
E0rkmen Ek0 far years have been engaged
In making vehicles. designed BY an expert
whose work has become recognized In
motor circles ahd narksted by men whose
experience has been Along broad lines IN
the Implement and vehicle world.
The personnel o. the company u mase Up
q the believing ~weI-kn1Wn men W l.
Velle. president o. ths Velie CarTizEs Co
Moline. N: c D Vs1e. SECRETARY and
treasurer q the Deere 4 Weber Co. Min
nsaDoIs: c c Wsbbsr. PreEdsnt q the
Deere 4 Weber Co. Minneapolis. e H
Vshe. secretary Of the John Deere F0W
Ca. Kansas CITY George ~ Peek secns-
tzry end treasurer Of TIE John Deere Fi0U
&C. Omaha. Major L NJ Fu1eT, manager
q the Vene M0Iur Vshicis Co. Milne. N
TIE designer o. The car. NJ. c r. Rssz
q De1raiL. - a designer whose Work Woa a
EAme for him Whea ne VAS connected WiIh
ths Uhomas inssrestA. MI Rose has Workss
far noutha m us nsw uE VIII ns ExOwsa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

purpose Of presenting TO the public a good,
strong. substantial car which VII answer
the popular denand Al a Medium price.
The sample car Just received By the John
Deere PlOw Co. is fully up TO expectalisEs.
and IL is doubtful whether a hzndsOmer
machine can &c found anywhere rvgar1esE
Of price. The car is hrt6d with a % horse
power engDe, equipped with a magneU and
al Eundry appIiances- The wheel base Is
long, giving a ro0nuy and comfortable body
and the intention Of the manufacturer Is
that this car shall be as perfect as any car
listing rwice as much
The John Deere PlJw Co vii be the
western distributors fer the machine and
intend to place agencies throughout this
territory for lUcal G-istr1butuu- They have
Just moved into their new reinforced con
crete warehouse on Ninth street between
Harvey and Howard. the largest implement
distributing warehouse IN the word A
complete stock Of the Telie machines viii
be kept on hand AZ al times in this building
an6 an active campaign for the sale OF the
machine vii be started Immediately.
J J Der-ght 4 Co, 1915 Farnam street
are the local representatives. for Omaha and
Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
FIGHTING The WHITE PLAGUE
a WoSamea Society EstaS-
Ifshes Free sanatsrfum for
Members

Al the December meeting q the execu-
tive council Of the Modern Woodnsn So
cietT. held AZ the headquarters q the
society IN Rock Island. Ia Il was decided
to conduct that society's sanRtorfum- 10
Gated At Colorado Springs. Cello. for the
treatment of members afflicted with tuber-
culosis. FREE u an charge 70 members.
Tbe Modern Woodmen several months
since acquired L.sN acres Of land within
seven miles Of Cuicrado Springs and las
establishes thereon an un-to-date ssna-
forum. the tent coiony plan being em-
ployed. The first oolory plan win be ready
for The reception Of patients On January I
1909. and Is equipped 10 care for sixty
patients. to which number admissions must
be limited for the present
The tents are ~eetagcnAi structures. with
shingie roofs. canvas SIDES, hardwood floors
On SOLID cement foundations. heated by 9
central plant equipped with sn modern
cunveniences, such a. telephcnez- etc and
each tent VIII accommodate one patient
An administrative building for ~phyEeianA
nurses. dlnlng han baths Of al kinds. etc,
stands in the center Of the colony
Dr.. J E White. formerly Of the NurdrArh
ranch Eanatsrfum. the medical Director in
charge. states that only those o~onsumptivs
members who are durable. or whose HIVES
may be prolonged for . considerable length
OF time. win be admitted as patients The
wisdom OF this rule IL apparent RiEd
medical examination as q condition prece-
cent to admission will oe insisted upon in
every case. ana special blank forms have
been prepared for this purpose.
Il is expected that another colony q
sixty tents VIII be ready by July. 1908. and
that acceptable patients viii be ready &c
occupy II in fun by that time. A move.
ment 10 already under way to equip tbs
second colony plant. Each tent. completely
equipped. represents ar Expense Of $50
and q number Of local camps. or lodges
of the society have decided 10 donate tents
As there are over 400 local camps Of
Modern Woodmen and over L0Ba0W mem
bers. Il is Anticipated thai sersrzl colonies
win soon Be equipped in this way.
The embera and local camps OF the 50
ciety have voluntarily contributed to ta
ss1E1orium fund over SH.B0. and At IN
last national convention a permanent III
Ct 10 cents per member was voted to tn
support Of this work
The last Official Woodmen reports Ehpv
that during the years I~ggl-1s07, inclusive
1917 per cent OF the total mortality. o
5.15s deaths. were charged TO Tuberculosis
49, A1N A" ~ A1AA "a 1t ABAa4 AhHII
snce losses in these years. or 81 0sa. sx
resulted from this cAuse.
Each life saved to the woodmen society
by means of this saEator1un. win. II /
stated. represent q saving Of 1.7g-th
average amount Of the woodrnen pOlicie
In forue-at IN expense for treatment o
approximately orA-twentieth Of that SUN
In the broader sense. eheh life saved mean
] the preservation to the family Of its hea,
: and bread winnsr and 70 the state Of
useful. self-sustaining citizen.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
YOUNG MAN REPORTED MISSING
Frfeads Ask the PsIiee % Help IN
the search fer Mike
Maze

Acquaintance o. NIX Nays. q y0unE
man who has been in the city snly q short
time. have become worried over his
absence stnes last Monday from the place
where be rooms, and have asked the police
70 hep locate him- Mac TfaL Who lives
Al DG Hsckory street near where Nave
stayed insrtEated NE search for him and
has gwen the police a description Of TIE
y0ang man who 10 Oniy - or - years old
WhIs 4 IL not thoGgat nat be has met
with foul play. - be had no money or
eDemies that wens known 70 his acQuaiut-
Anoss the latter Wonld lks 70 discover
WhEt has become Of hAn- II q believed
that he has merely Ian the city 70 work
elsewhere AID has forgotten 70 ten where
be Wzs going
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
WELCOME ARCH KEPT BUSY
Lights sim shine for Santa and
Then VIII Burn for Col
pred People.

Though Christmas is past the welcome
arch viii hin forth . welcome 70 Santa
Clans again tonight IS Il aid last night
and on Christmas eve
Monday letters VIII be placed on the
arch to welcome the delegates to the meet
tng Of the interstate Literary Association
Of Kansas and the West a coIored or
ganizauon which VIII hold a three days
session in the Zion Baptist church on
Twenty-third and Grant streets. The
letters which VIII be placed on the arch
win be is L A Of X. & w
The culored peoples meeting VIII Close
on wednesday night and the following
night the figures 1873 VIII be placed in the
panel above the word Welcome. 4 being
the sense q the majority OF the council
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

8 z Miller. general freight and pas-
senEer agent Of the Northwestern. leaves
Sunday Night FOR Chicago
Joshua Lowe, General agent OF the Union
Pacific Al ST. Loa4a. wAa in Omaha Sarur-
day, visiting with cid trtBnda-
Dave J. Trail travelling passenger aE-nt
az Tire Union Pacific al Cincinnati. spent
CHRISTMAS in Omaha vita his mother.
z y Spsna. general freight aren't II the
PurIinR4an- who spent Christmas IN Chit
oaEa- returned 70 Omaha Saturday morn
ing
Dan Pansons. chief clerk TO Z q. McCor-
mIrk assistant traffic director Of the Har-
-4wan Inca, Was in Onaha Saturday. M
Parsons has been promoted 10 be general
DsEseuEer agent Of the southern Pacific
Southern lines with headquarters al New
O-IeaaH- M. Parsons iE vel known 10 an
Ire Omaha railroad men. As he formerly
lived here.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

vorkinE sor . wi kaown scul7tor ~ uHed
her ~ an En6rumachs. Aner making NJ
eiay model be started 20 cut the statns
frum TIE marhle
under his skilled hard \ ngurs
lowered cut q the rouEn stone Whsn u
was partly finished q came
into the st1dio 70 sweep y stupped and
stared with her mOp in her hand AZ The
marble win the figure EruwinE cut Of Il
then she turned round % ne artist and
said slowly:
-How did you nov she was IN there
When the woman was gone the I'D haired
Riri said to the sculptor. she 81 vsry
ignorant isn't She
To which be responded enignaticaIy'
child. could either o or I have an
swered her Il would have been to reveal
the secret a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
ROBBERS ASSAULT VICTIM
Occupied By Greek La
bOrern.

A report reached the police AZ AIS oelock
this morning that robbers had entered =
car al Fiftsenth and Grace streets an the
Missouri Pacific tracks and had robbed the
inmates and Killed one man. IL developed
later the man was not killed. but danger
ously hurt The robbers secured little
booty. They escaped The occupants of
the car are foreigners employed BY the
railroad company. Detectives were al once
sent 10 the scene Of the crime 10 search for
some trace Of the men who dsd the work
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
JAIL PROFIT TO COUNTY
Peter PropOeio VIII Pay for Wreck
ing Privilege.
OTHER BIDDERS ASK TO BE PAD
County Board Expects 20 Have Build.
ing out of way by February l.
when Grading VIII
BE BeEun.

Bids for the moving Of the cells from the
Old jan 70 the new addition 10 the city
tail and for thR vrecking Of the old build
ING were opened by the COUNTY board sat
uuday morning and disclosed that The
egunty viii be able to realize a small sum
ever the expense OF removing the old Jal
building. Peter Procopio. g6 South
TWsntieth street offered TO wreck the
building and remove It and pay the county
SBs. he TO keep the material He was the
only contractor VINO offered 10 pay the
county anything. Other bidders demanded
from S50 TO 81 in addition TO the ma
teriaL
The lowest bi6dsr for removing the cells
and iron work from the old building and
Installing II IN thu new addition 70 the
city jail was submitted by the Omshs
Steel Construction company. which asked
t4sE. Other bids ran as high As S7.52h
The county beard expects TO have the old
building out Of the way by February L in
order that the site can be graded down for
the new court hOuse-
WRIGHT VIII Feed
The feeding Of county prisoners by SiiAs
Wright win be dune az the same figures
IS last year. Mr. Wright being the only
bidder. He bid gz cents q meal for ordi.
rary prisoners and , ornts for Juvenile and
insane prisoners
The Peoples Ice n Coal company sub
mitted the lowest bad for filing the ics
heuso At the County hospital They asked
Sc q tor. packed in the ice h0use- c. d
Woodward a CO. offered 70 deliver ics
from their lake az Meadow for Is cents {
ton, but the county would have 10 pal
the freiEh and pack L..
Sherman d Mcconnell submitted q bA
70 IN all county prescriptions for L cent
each. Bids On drugs. meats. groceries
building supplies and lumber were also Re
cefred and referred for tabulation.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
Needed Mourning.

The LAdyI haven't much in the
house 70 give you- my poor man-but
would you Like q piece OF pie
D eHo0o-No. Lady But have you got
an cid black coat
The LAoy-why DO you want a black
one.
The HObo-De Teller yer gave \ psecs o.
PIE de odder day was q pa O. minel-
Cleveland Leader
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
FOR SALE
clsthiav. ShDes. Hsts. FsTnishing
Seeds, ladies' Seeds.
Stack FER Sale To The highest
Bidder.
futures Fer Sals--kHst lssse
within Ten Bsys.

We are not stuck on paying d0uhls reut
fer the privilege 70 remain in these build
iuEs After the lat q January. Every prep
arAlion Is bling made Tar our removal 60
Syracuse. New YORK The entire stock o.
TIE Ouaha Clothing Co. located az 1zls-ISlE
Farnam street. VII be closed cut In part or
in bulk or in small lots 20 suit the pur-
chsseA
ATTENTION DEALERS
Hers 10 the opportunity yen dealers IN
the small towns thnougheut Iowa Nebraska
ana the Dskoaas have been waiting for.
Here . IN opportunity to buy goods bought
BY our r. pnesentatlve buyers in New York
al lsss than Is eents on the collar Our
terms are suictly cash. No m NJ daiing.
only the colo hard cash. We W1u g3vs you
an uppsrtuniay 10 Dry any lot yea WISH.
Fst come. nrst served We knew II vi
pay yOu 70 come a long ways to buy some
goocs cheap
FIXTURES
Tor safe ; Ae-fOot hat eAses a feet shflv-
ING. one cash register. 2 Etsel sates. ems
sewing machine, ? display cases s-Ie-tOol
Furnishing cases, 5 dsskA Heks display
fixtures for uas EindoWA an q q. B. OznAhA
az the store. Nothing WI b. packed unless
EbuT IL charged far
RETAIL TRADE
We are going to SET Cut q tins building
within the next seven 20 tea dagE In ne
meanume Il yea ned nnYthlng eAn a 0nos
and buy goods cheaper than Ne eaa cur
sslVeE NOu vi see the greatest value;
yea ever 4W IN your NE RsmembsE
NhAr We cAnn0t sch here Ee shal pEel
ID and Eend away We must set cut n
seven 10 ten days II YEA are gong q bUl
WINTER overcoaE. ~crarenerfe or sun o
clorhsn a. un6erwaar 10 80 Vhiie ne chase
= here. We Nfn take care q ths relal
customer while ne are here sua ~ G4m,
a ever. Ne sale IL too small Every Mui
ht helpE OMAHA CLOTHING CO. Iss
ans Faznam street
uora - ths wise - sufnesnt
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
FREE
PILE
CURE
sent 60 DemOns1rAEe the Merits q
Pyramid PIE Curr.


what n Mss Dazs Rsr o1AzzL n Can Ne
Rur XO1
We have testimonials ~ the hundreds
showing Al stages. kinds ana degrees q
plies which have been cured BY Pyramid
Pile Cure
II you could read these unsolicited let
tsrs you would no dOubt 80 u The nearest
druE store and buy q box Of Pyramid
PIE Cure At once, price my eennE
We 90 not GEk yOu - % shta send Is
yOur nAms and address and re vii send
you a trial packages ~ mA1I free
Ne know Uhst the trial package Viii
do. In many cases r. has cured pilss
without TURNER treatment II II proves
us value q Q Order more fnam your
druggist This - fair. Il Il nOt1 Simply
write as = latter giving yOUr name and
aAarsAs and Ws wf0 ssnd you III trial
|pAclAG b l41 IN plA4n Ezppsr free
Aaarsss Pyrnntd Ding Ca ia Pyn&@id
Bl1G. NAraAan. MEA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Ann OImntea4.

Mrs. Ann Olmstsad died Friday At her
home ZH6 Browne street ged s. years.
She had been & resident Of Omaha for
thirty years and was the widow o. Horaos
OlmsteAd She is survived by two brothers,
who live IN Omaha and three sisters liv-
ing neHr Benson and PapIliOn- The funeral
VIII be held Sunday afternoon from the
late residence 20 Forest Lawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
Nh Mnhane Id. Pr1errn

Mrs MabeIs D. Peterson. = years Of age
and wife Of A T Peterson. died Friday
night n the home. sgS2 Saratoga street.
The body VIII be taken TO stromsburE,
Nsb-, Monday for burial
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
HIMEhEAL

a Ids Cumminaz. and ono J. Schultz were
married Christmas evening a. the resistance
o. the br1dss parents IN Burst street
A ". Bouquet and Mss D0rhsA Schultz
ras SISTER o. the groom. Wens re attend
aatz A Wsd6ing supper WAS served Rev.
Csrles W. SzVidEe performed the eers-
m1uV-
Benaley-HnEreld-
Nlas D0rA HArrsld and Fred BelElsy
Eere married THURSDAY evening ~ Rev.
chAries ". Savage a. his rssesncs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

together with the mayor. TO welcome in
the New Year IN this manner.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-20

were recognized and adoption have
justified wisdom of those who conceived it, The
commended itself the patrons of the cemetery
contributed greatly beauty of the grounds
to the
conduct of really complete cemetery found here
cremaory erected in 1887 and the first ever
constructed the Mississippi river 1t has been
almost its inception from
time, occasion required increasing patronage
demanded has been enlarged and improved 1t has been
the first is modern today and, the years
go born hing that will contribute to
it's completeness and efficiency will be omitted.
chapel the of all patrons either OF
crematory cemetery feature that has been much
those desiring religious services at the
terry privacy is wished Indictment weather
states indoor services.
pretentiOus structure of the cemetery
is the receiving vault Built after the order of
school, massive and imposing yet
perfect lines that its bgness is apparent in
simplicity situated advantageousy in of the
of the grounds, and is marvel of
architectural beauty.
these paragraphs supplemented with the engrav
ngs published herewith, slight idea be had of
Rosedae really obtain idea of its beauty,
provided and adorned by must
grounds. Situated in the pretest part of Los
all sides by fine residence
location ideal and convenient Within easy
downtown district either by drive trolley
of the itinerary of all well in
the north the Sixteenth street lines
Angeles Pacific railway while the SOUTH
or MAN. entrance Washington
lines of the Los Angeles railway.
During tWentyfoUr of life the Rosedae Gene
terry association identified with all things that
advancement betterment of this city 1t
has been under direction of whose have
with intellectual and commercial achieve
ment; whose stand for all that is best in the
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-20
Rosedale Cemetery-A Beautiful Resting Place

EkNODS ACRE" way the Saxons phrase it, and so
III pure expression real the significance that
W Longfellow found it worthy of pathetic use. FER
mind the little quiet New England emu
ward of his day. and unassumng it no less
Gods Acre parks and magnificent estates
consecrated to the dead
cry the village churchyard of his time 10
the advance civilization the adaptation of all things
to the needs growth and forward movement unparal-
the world has the modern burial
ground superseded the village churchyard.
AS grows into CITY, and the city into
metropos as small storekeepers become captains OF
industry the country bankers baron of finance and wealth.
and afhuence frugaly and modest means, the
minds of things bit higher and better
than money getting. Music art literature and the
life their benecent influences
and the his community take new ralment;
painness gives beauty architectural genius pro
graceful where angles wont to mar the
harmony landscape bouleVards evolve from lanes
parks. the metropolitan city is made.
parks rather of of these parks that
In the gradual evolution from Mexican
city it is today Los Angeles has deVe
along With its growth financially has been
growth arscally with its public thoroughfare improve
parks by all of the people has been sup
the perfection of individual properties
the latter is the Rosedale cemetery
expanse dedicated sacred makes
land of beauty Nature has been lavish IN
gifts but it has been mans privilege to assemble them
place soemny, this Gods Acre has been so
gifts that the sting of is scod
resful VeVety lawns carpet It's
gently sopng while the fragrance from natures
breathes incense everywhere and floral
softly blending coors Gains the eye and evokes
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-20

q Gods prodigahty
of
waiting to be
conservative executive
tribute
the
until its s
careful
ideas
public
beens acrifc o beauty Roedae
In
walks without side