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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
LONG BEACH
Office a3 Locust ave.
Phone Home 260.
DR.. TANNER PROPOSES
BEER AND WATER TEST
Man Who Tasted Forty Days Thinks
Product of Brewery Is Less
Nutritious Than Adams
Ale

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, March 1S.-Eating
nothing, drinking only water, DR.. H. S.
Tanner, 80 years old, who once tasted
forty days, proposes to test the nutri-
tive qualities of water and beer in an
endurance contest with six men of any
nationality, drinking nothing but beer.
If Miss Eta Grove, the Chicago
young woman now on the thirty
seventh day of her remarkable fast,
equals DIR. Tanners record of forty
days, the doctor will challenge Adolphus
Busch, the millionaire brewer, to fur
nish six men for such test as out
lined above.
Brewer Busch believes beer is very
nutritious" said DR.. Tanner today. Il
wish to prove that water is much more
so. l am confident that everyone of the
six men drinking only beer, If the
match is arranged, will collapse before
l do on my water diet"
DR.. Tanner claims to have gone
without even water for fourteen days
during his forty-day abstinence from
food.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
WILMINGTON VOTES
500, 900 FOR HARBOR
BONDS CARRY WITH A LARGE
MAJORITY
Only Ten Persons Vote Against Four
Propositions and Practically
Entire Vote of Precinct
Is PoIled
::recial to The Rsralt

:recial to The Rsrald.
WILMINGTON, March 1S.-The four
propositions to bond the city of VIII
mington for 100000 for the develop
ment of Wilmington harbor carried to-
day by an overwhelming majority. The
vote stood 1877 for and only 10 against
There are but las votes in the entire
precinct, and the results showed that
nearly every one voted and nearly all
voted in the affirmative In celebration
of the result of the election a big bon
fire was started tonight and band
played jubilation music.
The four propositions which were car
ried are:
i. Shall the city of Wilmington incur
a bonded debt of $4,000 for the inn
provement of it's water front by the
reclamation of tide lands within the
incorporate limits of the city of Will
mington and by the changing OF chan
nels and construction of bulkheads
thereon?
2. Shall the city of Wilmington in
cur a bonded debt of $4,000 for the
acquisition, construction and compile
tion of a wharf upon parcel No. of the
lands described in resolution No. lac
adopted by the board of trustees of the
city of Wilmington February 13, 1908?
g. Shall the city of Wilmington in
cur a bonded debt of $4,000 for the i'm
provement of G street from the north
line of First street southerly to its
termination?
T. Shall the city of Wilmington incur
a bonded debt of $4,000 for the improve
ment of Canal street from its intersec-
ton of the south line of Government
alley southerly to it's termination In the
water front line?
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
SANTA MONICA
AND VENICE
3I2 Oregon. Home phone 1916.
MAYOR ASKS VOTES
FOR FIRE BOND ISSUE
Santa Monica Executive Issues State
ment Concerning Needs of Bet-
ter Protection from Loss
by Flames
Home phone 1915
312 Oregon.
Snecial to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, March 1S-Mayor
T. H. Dudley today issued statement
to the voters of Santa Monica, in which
he appealed to their patriotism to vote
fo- the fire bond issue next Monday.
Mayor Dudley declares the fire depart
ment at present is in a very efficient
condition, and the improved service
guaranteed by the bonds will be more
than paid for in the decrease in fire in
surance rates. The mayor declares
Santa Monica has an abundant water
supply, but the need of an engine for
pumping purposes is imperative He
calls attention to the fact that the
chemical engine in use in Santa Monica
is the property of the Los Angeles de-
partment, loaned to Santa Monica as
an emergency measure.
The department now costs the city of
Santa Monica about $4,000 a year. The
system proposed will cost about $4,000.
Mayor Dudley calls attention to Sanya
Monica's "inhuman Jail facilities" and
says if the fire bonds are voted the
present fire house can be turned into a
modern jail, with the upper story for q
police courtroom. The city clerks Of
flee is without a vault and the city
records would be practically at the
mercy of a fire If one should occur.
IF the bonds are defeated" says Mayor
Dudley "the council will be compelled
by force of circumstances to take from
the general fund an amount sufficient
to buy chemical engine, at least, fol
the south end" which is the OceaT
Park business section.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
POMONA YEoMEN INITIATE is
srecial to The Herald

GEecldl TO IHS t1eIdlu
POMONA, March 1S.-Last evening
the Brotherhood of American Yeomen
initiated sixteen new members into
that popular order. The meeting was
held in X. of P. hail. c. r. Sutton,
Southern California deputy, was pres
ent and assisted in the work. After
the business of the evening was COM
pleted a social session followed-danc-
ing refreshments, etc, taking up the
hours until after midnight.
The Pomona order of Brotherhood of
American Yeomen has made rapid ad-
vances during the past year. III. Il.
Schwichtenberg was last June elected
to the office of honorable foreman, and
at that time the lodge had but twenty
eight members. Mr.. Schwichtenberg
has proved himself a most efficient
leader. He has worked increasingly for
the good of the organization, and with
the listing of last nights candidates
the lodge membership was swelled 10
11S.\
Committees have been named and
preparations are being made for
grand social time during April A big
dance will be held and several unique
means of entertainment will be pro-
zri6e1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY AT
SANTA MONICA PROPOSED
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald
SANTA MONICA, March 1S.-City
Engineer Thomas H. James, DR.. H. E.
Hassey, Prof. j. ]. Rivers, noted
scientist, and Prof. George w. Ed
munds, formerly professor of chemistry
at Johns Hopkins university, have
started the movement for the organiza-
ton of a Santa Monica Bay Scientific
society.
The object is to make a special, de-
tailed study of the geological and
geological features of the Santa Monica
bay region. President David Starr
Jordan of Stanford university will be
consulted and it is hoped that from
time to time classes from Stanford uni
versity will visit this section for scien-
tific research.
The society, in addition to making a
study of geological and geological con-
ditions, will collect specimens for a
museum to be established here. The
region between Santa Monica and the
Malibu is rich in specimens, and En-
gineer James believes scientific riches
now not dreamed of would be uncov-
cred by systematic search.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
OCEAN PARK COUPLE
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED
Neighbors Gather at Home of Major
and Mrs. n. p. Schofield
on ST. Patrick's
Day
Special tc he Herald.

6Peclal tS me herdiu.
OCEAN PARK, March 1S.-Major
and Mrs. H. p. Schofeld were the re-
cipients of a delightful surprise by
their neighbors last evening at their
handsome home on the heights. The
guests came in costume designed in
honor of good st. Patrick, and passed
the evening delightfully."- in dancing
and conversation.
The surprisers met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Wagar and pro-
! oeeded in body toward the Schofield
/ mansion, fantastically garbed in green.
Major Schofield had been persuaded to
absent himself in Los Angeles during
the afternoon, but with his wife met
the masqueraders on their way TO his
home and literally turned over to them
all his possessions. Il. M. Meldrum
was master of ceremonies, ably assist
cd by Mrs. Meldrum, Col. and Mrs.
Wagar, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Gage and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Vawter.
Among those present were DR.. and
Mrs w. M. Kendall, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
r. Gage, Mrs. A F. Webster Miss
Hazel Webster. Mrs. Grattan D. Phil
lips of San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Ewing,
Mrs. Ellen S. Manns Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Burmister, DIR. II. G. Kiger, Mr.. and
Mrs Griffin, Mrs. l. w. Lee, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Damorel, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Lacey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Stilson,
Miss Bessie Blagge, Mrs. Annie Linn
br ock, Mrs. A. L. Wallace, Mrs. A. R.
Fraser Mr.. and Mrs. c. Routzahn, Mr..
and Mrs. b. f. Hilliker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee H. Young, Miss Louise Kent, Mr..
and Mrs, c. b. Poland, c. H. Mellen,
Mrs. Clara Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Fl. Henderson, DR.. and Mrs, L. A.
Lauer. Mrs. Paul Williams, Miss e. d.
Williams, DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Mcleod,
Mrc n n Ua N
Zandt, Mr.. and Mrs. p. q. Gill, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wolfe, Judge and Mrs.
M. r. King, Mrs. l.. Nemet and Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Chamberlain.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
POMONA ELKS
NAMELEADERS
C. C. HUFF is ELECTED EXALTED
RULER
ANTLERED HERD HAS SPLENDID
NEW HOME
Arrange for Big Barbecue March 2e.
other Items of Interest from
Pomona-Yoemen In
itiate Sixteen

Special to The Herald
POMONA, March 1S-At the regular
meeting of Pomona lodge, No 7S9, b.
P. o. Elks held this evening at the
Home on Holt avenue, officers were
elected for the ensuing year as follows:
Exalted ruler-E. c. Huff.
Esteemed leading knight-T. S. New
by.
Esteemed loyal knight-Norris Will
kinson.
Esteemed lecturing knight-Floyd
George.
Secretary-B. C. Shepherd.
Treasurer-F. e. Graham.
The committee which has in charge
the arrangements for the barbecue to
be held March 20 reports good progress
and guarantees a good time to the herd.
limitations have been going on at
every meeting for several months, and
the lodge now has a membership of 243.
The Elks order is one of Pomona's
foremost organizations, and since its
formation has had a seady growth. It's
social features make 1t popular. 1t is
also a charitable organization, and
many deeds of kindness could be traced
to it's doors. The carniValS, minstrel
shows, etc. held each year are always
most successful, and lots of amusement
is derived.
Pomona lodge, No 7S9, was organized
d uly Ius 1JUA WllH S6NtIlly-6 CIldIlct
members. The old McComas hall was
the place of meeting, and at the first
| election Senator Howard A. Broughton
was named for exalted ruler. Three of
the charter members have passed be-
| yond, and these are the only deaths
that have occurred in the order since
| it's organization. w. B. Lyon was the
next ruler of the lodge. He is now liv-
| ing in Los Angeles. l.. A. Price, now of
| Pasadena, was the next leader, and w.
| w. Midgley, who has been a most pop
ular and efficient ruler, gave up the
honor tonight.
In 1903 the order moved to the Union
block and fitted up fine lodge rooms
They soon outgrew this place. and in
January, 1907, they purchased the
Wickware home on Holt avenue. This
is the largest and costliest home in Po-
mona, costing over $2S,000 to erect and
| furnish throughout, until now the Po-
| mona Elks have one of the finest lodge
rooms and club houses in the west.
| When the recent Elks' excursion from
Utah came to California Pomona was
one Of the various cities visited. The
excursionists were entertained here by
| the lodge, and since returning to their
| homes in Utah several Salt Lake City
papers have contained articles written
by the excursionists, and in every arti-
Gle special mention was made of the
| treatment they received in Pomona,
and the royal manner in which they
were received.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
SAWS HE WAS VICTIM
OF KNOCKOUT DROPS
!necial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, March 18.-Ray Davis,
a young man without home or money,
was found in an unconscious state on
Ohio street, east of the city light plant,
last night and removed to the county
hospital.
IL is said his condition was due to
knockout drops, as he had been seen
during the day at the race track at
Arcadia and afterward in several bars
at that place. After being revived at
the hospital it is said Davis told the
authorities that upon leaving Arcadia
he rode part of the way with
strangers, and after starting to walk
TO town he fell and remembered moth
ing more. AS he had very little money
to start with it is not thought robbery
was the motive.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
DR.. BRAGDoN RETTRES
FROM LASALL SEMINARY
Special to The Herald.

snecial to The Herald.
PASADENA, March 1S.-After thirty
four years service as president OF La
sail semininary for young women At
Auburndale, Mass, DR.. Charles =.
Bragdon of this city has rendered 70
the trustees his resignation, 10 take
effect July 1 next. - .ho
Dr Rragdon is known as one or the
rornmost educators of New England
and Lasall has advanced to the front
ranks of educational institutions unoer
his direction Continued i'll health OF
Mrs. Bragdon some years ago caused q
him to seek a residence in the mild
climate of California and he came TO
Pasadena. During the family's resi- :
dence here he has, divided his time e. be be
tween the school ana nome ai's ailalis
nntiI now 1t is his desire to remain
at home continually. For that reason
he decided to give up his connection
with the school. He will be succeeded
bv DR.. Guy Winslow, now connected
with Tufts college. +.
DR.. Bragdon owns fine home IN
pasadena and has extensive business
interests here and in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
VENICE SOCIETY ATTENDS
ST. PATRlCk'S GATHERING
Special to The Herald.


VENICE, March 1S.-Beach society
turned out in force last night for the
st. Patrick's card and game party at
the ship hotel, Cabrillo, for the benefit
OF the George Junior republic of Los
Angeles. The green color scheme of
the decorations was superb. Delicious
punch was served. The patronesses
were Mrs. George Sibley, Mrs. j. l..
Dean, Mrs r. A. Phillips, Mrs. Abbot
Kinney and Mrs c.. A. Bouck.
Accompanied by Mrs. j. G.. Mclean,
Mrs. Abbot Kinney sang wearing of
the Green" The accompaniment was
played on a washboard. The encore
was enthusiastic.
The evening was spent principally in
playing progressive whist and 500. The
500 prize winners were Mrs. Peter j.
Fink, Mrs. j. D. Simpson, Mr. Dougal
OF Riverside and Mr.. Dugan; whist, e.
Foucher, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Dennis;
casino, Mrs. ]. Affleck; bridge, Mrs.
Parsons and Mrs. Eagan; old maid
Mrs. John Weeks; highest score at the
fish pond, w. A. Rennie.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
LOVING CUP is PRESENTED
TO REDLANDS CITIZEN
Special 10 The Herald.

REDLANDS March 1S.-The eight
ieth birthday anniversary of Albert K.
Smiley, the good patron saint of this
city, occurred Tuesday, and as d mark
of the esteem in which he is held by
the entire community he was presented
with a beautiful loving cup by the
people of the city.
The presentation was made by a
committee which visited the Smiley
home in the morning, the committee
representing every civic organization OF
the city as well as the churches, etc.
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley
held reception which was attended
by large number of the people of the
city
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
PASADENA
Onfice - Il. Colorado st.
Phones. Sunset 2740. Homo a6s5.
PUBLIC PLAYGROUND AT
PASADENA Is PROPOSED
Upon the subject-Necessary
Fund May Be Created
by Subscription
Special to The Herald.

Special TO Ine Herald.
PASADENA, March 1S.--Public sentf-
ment for playground for children In
Pasadena is growing at rapid rate
and the subject received a new I'M
petus when last night DR.. G. A. Fisher
of New York addressed an assemblago
of those interested at the Y. M. G. A.
DR.. Fisher has spent fifteen years IN
the interest of physical development OF
children, and he advocates the estap :
lishment of public Fairgrounds IN every
American community. Last night he
advised the movers of the enterprise IN
Pasadena to not falter in their plans
and to see that proper supervision Is
made when the grounds are once estap-
lished.
1t is proposed to convert either Iour,
nament park or the ground purchaser
for the Carmelita gardens on west
Colorado street into a pubic pay
ground. and if the city is not prepared
to lend a helping hand the money VIII
be raised by subscription.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
lax Collector Is Chosen

SAN BERNARDINO, March 1S.-L
A. Desmond of Highland was today
elected by the supervisors as county
tax collector to succeed the late l.. 1.
Coy, whose death resulted from the au-
tomobile accident of a week ago. Des-
mond is one of the substantial men of
Highland district, and his selection
meets with general approval. The coun-
ty tax collector was the only county
office the Highland district had, and as
matter of politics the new man was
selected from the same place.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
SUPPOSED iNcENDIARY
FIRE AT RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, March 1S.-A fire that
Is believed to be of incendiary origin
Park avenue in the building occupied
by the Singletary grocery and barber
shop.
The blaze originated in three differ
ent parts of the structure and an in
vestigation will be made. The dam
age to the building was not great.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
DENVER MAN FINDS
\ HIS RUNAWAY WIFE
She Communicated with Him from
Hospital in San Bernardino.
He viii Take Her
Home
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The HeraId'
SAN BERNARDINO, March 1S.-A.
Capelli of Denver has located his run
away wife in a hospital in this city.
Several months ago she ran away from
her Denver home with a railroad man
named Wall, with whom she had be-
come infatuated. Since that time the
pair have been living in San Bernar-
dino, where Wall has been employed.
The wife recently became i'll and went
to a hospital, with the result that she
repented and communicated with her
husband, who has come after her and
will take her home as soon as she is
able to travel. The husband is busi-
ness man in Denver.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
ICING PLANT TO COST
100000 WILL BE BUILT
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, March 1S.-At
a meeting of the directors of the Gate
City Ice and Preceding company held
recently it was decided TO at once go
ahead with the erection of the immense
preceding and icing plant in this city
for the Santa Fe, the cost of construc-
ton of which will be in excess of
$200,000
1t is expected to have the plant COM
pleted and ready for business by the
opening of the next citrus fruit season.
When complete it will be capable of
handling not less than $50 cars of fruit
and vegetables daily.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
Thaws Expected at Coronado

SAN DIEGO, March 1S.-Mrs. VIM.
Thaw and Josiah Thaw, mother and
brother of Harry K. Thaw, are expected
at Coronado within the next week
Josiah Thaw is now in Pasadena await
ing the arrival of his mother, and the
two will then come south to be guests
at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
PASADENA PITCHER
MAKES No-HIT RECORD
special IT, The Herald,

PASADENA, March iS.-In a sensa-
ational ball game yesterday afternoon
the boys of the Columbia grammar
school shut out the South Pasadena
team without a hit or run, the score
being to o. Arthur Shaffer, pitcher for
the Columbias. was responsible for the
no-hit game He struck out ten of the
Sohth Pasadena lads and helped along
the no-hit record by fielding finely.
While young Shaffer was responsible
for preventing the other side from
scoring his partner on the receiving
line, Catcher Brown, made the two runs
for his side by knocking out a home
run and a reebaGGer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
RECORD BREAKING CROWD
ATTENDS MASQUERADE BALL
Special to The Herald.

Special 10 TIC dtTaIu.
OCEAN PARK, March 1S.-The larg-
est crowd in the history of the Horse
shoe dancing pavilion gathered last
ey ening for the annual st. Patrick s
day masquerade ball. The big pavilion
was beautiful with it's lavish decora-
tions of green, interspersed with my
riads of electric lights. The prizes
were awarded as follows: Best dressed
lady, Spanish costume, Miss Annie
Vejar; best dressed gentleman, Span
ish court costume. Murry Steele; best
W oman character costume, Irishwoman,
Mrs. c. A. Bell; best male character
costume. Billy Gill, hod carrier
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
Charter Revision Committee

SAN BERNARDINO, March 49,
The charter revision committee named
by Mayor j. ]. Hanford has effected a
temporary organization with A. l..
Drew as chairman and f. G.. Stickney
as secretary. The permanent organiza-
tion will be effected next Tuesday even
ing
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19

The first work on the improvement
of Park avenue from Golden avenue to
the inner harbor and the Craig Ship
building company's plant, was done to-
day After dip at Golden avenue has
been filled the Los Angeles Dock and
Terminal company will fill and grade
the boulevard to the San Gabriel river.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
WORK is UNDER WAY ON
GIGANTIC CEMENT PLANT
Special to The Herald.

SAN BERNARDINO, March 49,
Work is under way on the construction
of gigantic cement plan at Orc
Grande by the Gold State Cement conf
pany, the work being in charge of w.
p. Echdahl as superintendent.
The plant will have a unit of 1000
barrels daily capacity and will give
employment to 100 men. The construc-
tion of the plant VIII require several
months.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
PIER AT LONG BEACH TO
BE IMPROVED GENERALLY
snecial to The Herald.

bIltCIdI 70 TIC fitIdIu
LONG BEACH, March 1S.-An i'm
provement which has been sadly needed
for many months will be commenced
tomorrow when the first steps looking
toward the repair of the approach of
the pier will be taken. The east and
west walls of the approach will be
Joined by long iron bars and the de-
preston caused by the building of the
tunnel from the beach to the First
National bank building will also be
repaired.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
HoRRELL OF THRooP
LEADS IN TENNIS MATCH

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, March 1S.-In the dual
tennis tournament between Throop and
high school now in progress hard
fought match yesterday afternoon was
won by William Horrell of Throop from
ED Musick of high after two hours of
play. Horrell won both sets, Sc, 1910.
In the women's singles Miss Judd of
Throop won from Miss Dunlap of high
by score of 6-1, 6-1. and Miss Nc
Cament of Throop won from Miss Fin
lev, 6-3, 60.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19

Whittier, s. T. Ft Ex., Whittier ...... 81 80
Princess, Q. C. Ft Elk; Corona. ......... 2.65
Lochinvar r. II. Ft. E&., II. High........ 2.75
Ostrich, S. B. Ft. Ex., Drew S............ 2.55
Rose, ST, Red o. G. Assn.................. 2.75
west Highland fy, Cleghorn Bros...... 2.55
West Highland ch, some .................. 2. 80
Laurel, O. c. FIT. Ex., Corona. ............ 2'90
Golden Rule, Rv Ft. Ex., Riverside...... 20
Quail, o. X Ft E&.....,.................... $50
Winner s. b. Ft. Ex., Drew S............ 2 so
Royal Knight, xf. r. II. Ft Ex........... 2.65
Clover &c, Red. o. c. Assn................ 2.55
LEMONS
Pet S. A. Ft Ex., S. Dimas. 2. S5
Greyhounds, S. A. Ft. Ex., S. Dmas.... 1.65
Duck S. A. Ft. Ex., Dimas ................. l. 35
RUBY BLOODS
queen Bee, 6, O. c. Ft. Ex.. Corona. .. :. 81. s5
ROYAL, bxs @. c. Ft. Ex., same. ........... 2.sO
Pansy, u, xf, Cotton o. G. Assn. ........... 1.S5
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
TreasurinQ

Madge-How do you know you can
keep a secret?
Marjorie-I know something about
Dolly. and I'm keeping 1t from her un-
til some time I get angry with her.
Puck
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
LAUNCH RECEIVERS PILES
THAT WERE LOST AT SEA
Special to The Herald.


LONG BEACH, March 1S.-The
launch Mckinley returned last night
with forty of the sixty-fve piles lost
recently in a trip from San Diego to
the local pier, where the piles were to
be used by the Mercereau Construction
company in Strengthening the pier. A
search will be continued for the piles
which have not yet been found
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19

A. M. Dunn. census marshal, today
made known the appointment of the
following deputies: F. A. DeClercy, j.
C. Twombley, G. I. Thorpe. Stewart
Laughlin, B. r. Green and E. T.
Blount.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19

The Vermont association of Southern
California will hold it's annual election
of officers and banquet at the Hotel
Guirnalda tomorrow night. The asso..
citation has a large membership OF
former residents of the Green Mountain
state. Dr. Norman Bridge Is presioent
of the association.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19

e. M. Glover employed by the Edi-
son company, left the door of his home
at 134S Pine avenue open last night in
order to be in easy call of the power
house sub-station. His trousers and
$3.50 were missing when he arose this
morning. The police have no clue.