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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
PASADENA
j. H. Broadway, ACT.
Home phone 1855, Sunset 274O.
WANT RESTRICTIONS
AT TOURNAMENT PARK
OBJECT TO SUNDAY SPORTS
AND GAMBLING
Pastor of First Baptist Church Pro-
poses Amendments to Charter
and Reads Petition to
Commissioners
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA. July 26.-"There are
two important moral issues involved in
the proposed issue of bonds to i'm
prove Tournament park" declared Rev.
Albert Hatcher Smith, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, at the regular
evening service today.
I'VE must guard against having the
park turned into a place for Sunday
sports and contests, and we must al
ways watch that the 'gentlemen's
speeding contests which are held there
do not become vehicles for gambling.
81 think we can secure proper safe
guards against these two evils, and IL
we do am most heartily in favor of
the improvement of the park"
DR.. Smith then read petition to the
board of commissioners which he had
drawn UP, asking them to take such
steps as are necessary to keep these
, two evils out of the park. A large
number of signatures was secured, and
it will be circulated widely in the city
at once.
Amendments to the city charter,
with the same end in view, were also
suggested by DIR. Smith, and he read
LWO. WHICH uc Ildu TOuSuly OulllAtSO
covering these two points.
This suggestion will be transmitted
to the committee on revision of the
charter, consisting OF w. H. Vedder, #.
s. Wallace and M. e. Wood and they
will be asked to incorporate some such
amendments in their recommendation
to the council in accordance with the
unanimous sentiment of the churches.
DIR. Smith leaves Tuesday for the
east and so will be unable to press the
matter in person.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
BAPTIST ASSEMBLY WILL
PRESENT A GOOD PROGRAM
Special to The Herald.

Speclal TO Inc
LONG BEACH, July 26.-The Bap-
fist assembly which opened suspicious
ly in this city Wednesday last will con-
tinue throughout the coming week with
programs Of interest each day.
This morning Rev. J. Harvey Deere,
the we'll known Baptist divine from
Redlands, preached the assembly SER
mon at the First Baptist church and
this evening Rev. DR.. Walker ad-
dressed the delegates
One of the principal events for the
coming week is the program Tor
Wednesday, when in the evening Judge
c. D. Wilbur and Probation Officer
Dodds of Los Angeles will deliver ad-
dresses on work of the juvenile courts;
Tuesday evening M. B. Shaw VIII
deliver his illustrated lecture on Ten
Nights in a Barroom," and Thursday
evening there will be several short ad-
dresses on the Louisville Baptist as
sembly by Miss Grace Van Zandt and
T. T. woodruff, who were In attend
ance, and others.
Friday evening F. w. Reynolds Will
lecture on the "Old World" illustrating
with 100 views taken in Scotland, Eng
land, France and Switzerland.
The sessions of the assembly VIII con
tinue until Monday evening, August TO-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
TWO BASS ON LINE;
HAS TO CLUB THEM
Double Catch Runs Away with Angler,
Who Uses an Oar and Lands
Both the Fish at
Last

READING, Pa. July 26.-Harry e..
Fessler Of this city, one of the few
anglers with reputation for veracity,
reports a remarkable catch. He spent
some time boating in the Manatawny
and hauled in quite few sunfish and
perch. He was about to quit for the
day when he felt a terrific tug at his
line. Fessler tried to pull the line. out
Of the water, but could not. The boat
was pulled about in spite of his eff
forts to land his catch.
Finally, after he had almost been
hauled overheard and had been pulled
up and down stream, Fessler managed
to wrap the line around the rudder
Then taking an oar he crept upon ms
catch. To his amazement he found two
large bass hooked on his line. Hitting
them with the oar he finally managed
to subdue them and hauled them In the
boat Both were beauties. Inc one
measured twenty-five and half inches
and the other eighteen inches In length.
Besides the bass he landed hfty-six
sunfish.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
WILL TAKE P00LT00M CASE
TO STATE SUPREME COURT
No Efforts Being Spared to Have
South Pasadena ProhlbItIve ordI-
nance Upset on Ground of
Unconstitutionallty
Special to The Herald.


PASADENA, July 26.-In a desper-
ate effort to prove that the ordinance
prohibiting pool rooms in South Pasa-
dena is unconstitutional, J. L. Murphy,
who was arrested there for alleged vto-
lation of 1t last February, will appeal
to the state supreme court probably
this week, for release on a writ OF
habeas corpus.
Back of this apparently is the fight
of pool room interests to counterfeit
the injuries they have suffered from
municipal regulation, as when the age
limit for those entering pool rooms in
this city was raised to twenty lone
years last week. 1t is understood IN
South Pasadena that the Brunswick
Bake Collender company, outfitters OF
billiard halls is supplying the money to
fight the case.
Murphy is now in San Diego. though
technically In custody of the city mar
shall of South Pasadena. He has never
been tried on the original Indictment.
Twice before his attorneys have at
tempted to secure his release on a writ
of habeas corpus, appealing to the
superior court and then to the appel
late court. Both times they were de-
feated and then they notified City At
torney John E. Carson of South Pasa~
dena that they were ready to produce
their man anu l6C ulil nc lrleu OIl TIC
original indictment, about the validity
of which there is apparently no dis
pute.
Last week, however, they suddenly
changed their plan of campaign and
notified the city attorney, as stated,
that they were preparing an appeal to
the supreme court. The papers have
been drawn UP, and it is probably only
a matter of few days when they will
be filed.
1t is generally considered that the
action of this municipality in increas-
ing the strlngency of police regulations
of pool rooms may have been the cause
of this sudden determination to carry
the case farther. If the ordinance OF
South Pasadena forbidding all pool
rooms should be declared unconstitu-
tional a severe blow would be dealt at
police regulation of all kinds.
"They are up against a hard PROPOSE
ton" said the city attorney today.
1--WE have already beaten them twice on
that ground, and I don't think they
have any new arguments to offer. But
they are desperate and tell me they
will carry the case to the United States
supreme court if necessary"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
ALL BOYS WITH HEAPS OF
MONEY TO BE ARRESTED
spec,a, to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, July 26.-Local po-
lice officers have been instructed by
Chief williams to take into custody
all boys found in possession OF large
sums of money.
This afternoon Officers Frank and
Baltimore of the beach squad found a
youngster of about ten years who had
In his pockets $29.75. He claimed to
have gotten 1t at home where he
found it on the floor.
Investigation developed the fact that
the money had been the property OF
the lads sister, and that she had been
carrying it in her stocking for safe
keeping. The roll of bills dropped out
at night and she did not miss it, so
little Willie. when he found it, started
out for time.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
DOG DETECTIVE SHOT
FOR BITING POLICEMAN
Belgian Hound, Thief Catcher, Refuses
to Eat and Rebels When Food
Is Thrust Upon
Him

NEW YORK, July 26.-Police Com
missioner Bingham's staff of dog de-
tectives is minus one. Tige, one of
the finest specimens of the Belgian
hounds which were brought to this
country to hunt robbers, went off his
feed, as the phrase goes, and met sud
den death a few days ago.
Tige has been under the care of Lieu
tenant George r. Wawefield at the
kennels at Riverside drive and Depot
lane, receiving instructions in police
work, but he has not been satisfied
with his surroundings. He didn't like
this country in the first place. and he
pinned. Finally he refused to eat.
All kinds of inducements were held
out to him in vain, and Policeman
Miles Mcdonald tried to force food
down his throat. Tige instantly be-
came savage and bit Mcdonald five
times on the hand and wrist. Although
there was no suspicion that he was suf-
fering from rabies it was though best
to shoot him. Mcdonald went to the
Pasteur institute for treatment.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
CHURCH NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF

rectal to The Eernle-
PASADENA, July ga large pro-
portion of the churches were again oc-'
cupied by supply pastors this morning
bishop Isaiah B. Scott, for four years
a missionary to Africa, occupied the
pulpit of the First Methodist cnurcn
this evening. Rev. M. w. DAVIS
preached in the morning at the Lincoln
Avenue Methodist and Rev. Schoon-
maker in the evening. Rev. William y.
Patched of San Jose had charge of both
services at the Presbyterian church.
soI Rev. g. H. Shoemaker preached in
the morning at the First Congrega-
tional church and Rev. canon J; b;
Good in the evening at All Saints
Episcopal chapel The place of the
usual evening services at the Lake
Avenue M. e. church was filled by a
stereopticon lecture by 9; ". Guthrie
of Los Angeles on the Holy Land.
Rev. Frederick Miller of Los An
coles conducted the open air meeting
in Library park this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
BUILDING BOOM KEEPING
UP IN SAN BERNARDIN0
snecial 10 The Herald.


SAN BERNARDINO, July 26.-
Building is going on apace here, with
out slackening. Building permits for
the month thus far are nearly five
times what they were for the same
month last year, which is in excess of
tho remarkable record made here thus
far this year, with a gain Of 20 per
cent.
Within the coming week the tenants
of the old one-story Katz buildings at
Fourth and E streets will move, some
of them being compelled to go out of
business as there are no empty store
rooms to be had in the city. Work on
the four-story Katz block will be COM
menced as quickly as the old shack
can be RACED.
There are well defined rumors also
of at least one other four-story block
to be erected, and 1t is possible that
several new blocks will be built as the
demand for room is insistent and gem
eral.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
SURF BATHING NOW
FINE AT LONG BEACH


Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, July 26.-Surf bath
ing which has not been of the best here
during the early part of the season has
improved rapidly during the past few
days, and today, according to authori-
ties along the front, was at its best.
There was great throng sporting
in the briny breakers opposite the bath
house all day, and all we're enthusiast
tic over the fine sea.
The oil which fioated in from the bay
early in the week and made the bath
ing slightly Objectionable has now en-
tirely disappeared. This oil has been
traced to oil barges which were taken
outside the breakwater to be pumped
out The work was commenced in San
Pedro bay, but the officials of that city
forced the owners of the craft to take
them outside before cleansing them.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
Special Election Wednesday

SAN BERNARDINO, July 26.-The
special election for justice of the peace
to succeed the late L. c. Currier of
Barstow township will be held We'd
nesday. There have been several can
didates in the field, but it is under
stood to have narrowed down to S. D.
Bayliss and dark horse" which 1t Is
said will be trotted out at the psycholo-
gical moment. The work of tying in
the water system in the central portion
of the city with indestructible cast iron
pipes is being rapidly pushed by the
water commission. Several blocks of
the new pipe have been laid the past
week and several more will go in as
fast as possible until the Improvement
is complete. The Improvement is be-
ing made with view to getting still
lower fire insurance rates.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
LAD THROWN FROM BICYCLE
BY RAIL SEVERELY INJURED
Special to The Herald.


PASADENA, July 26.--Street rail-
way methods of making pavement
found victim this morning in Rupert
Hines, sixteen years old, living at 6O7
East Orange Grove avenue.
Hines was riding a bicycle at the
corner of Colorado street and Fair
Oaks avenue, where the pavement has
been torn up for several months past
to allow Of changes in the tracks there.
The rails are at present considerably
above the proper level of the street.
His bicycle struck against one of
these rails in an unexpected manner,
breaking 1t at the head. The rider was
thrown to the pavement without having
an opportunity to protect himself or
break his fall.
Bystanders at once saw that he was
badly injured and Sergeant Reynolds
and Special Officer Salcido carried him
to the emergency hospital at the police
station, where DR.. T. e. Williams was
summoned.
He found that Hines nose was dis
located. Furthermore he had sustained
q deep jagged cut an inch and half
long over the right eye. another on the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
ENGINE TIRE FLIES OFF
ENGINE; ROLLS HALF MILE

Special to The Herald
i SAN BERNARDINO, July 26.- !
i. The special train carrying the =
i Gillespie tourist party, !.
i numbering seventy-five people, j.
i from New York, Philadelphia and !.
\ baltimore, had a narrow escape j
/ from being wrecked while speed +
i ing across the Utah plains. The !.
X tire of one of the big drivers on +
+ the locomotive few of and ran !
\ for nearly half mile. across the I
+ plains. 1t is miracle tnat tne
4, wrecked.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
HORSE, DENIED A DRINK,
BITES DRIVER IN FACE

UTICA. N. Y. July 26.--Levi Hall, a
farmer living near Oriskany, was Sc
verely bitten on the face today by one
of his horses. and some fear Is felt for
his recovery.
Hall was about to unhltch the norge
when the animal turned upon him and
bit him through the lower lip, also in
the right cheek, neck, chin and fore
head.
Just before he was bitten Mr. Hall
had driven the horse past some water
and the animal indicated that II
wanted q drink. but since they would
soon be home Hall thought he would
wait until they arrived there before no
watered the horse. He believes this
angered the horse.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
BRYAN SURE OF BIG VOTE
IN LONG BEACH PRECINCTS
Special to The Barald.

Special to The HSrald.
LONG BEACH, July .26.-That Will
liam Jennings Bryan is destined to re-
ceive a large vote In all the Long
Beach precincts is freely predicted by
his hundreds Of local admirers, and
followers of the @. o. P. are not very
enthusiastic in their denial.
Democracy which is ably represented
in Long Beach among many OF her
leading citizens, is aroused to a pitch
of enthusiasm beyond any that hitherto
existed, and the coming presidential
campaign is bound to prove a warm
one here,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
LONG BEACH CHURCHES ARE
CROWDED BY W0RSHIPERS

LONG BEACH, July 26.-With the
summer season at its height, the local
churches were today crowded with wor-
shippers. In this season when the
churches of interior cities and towns
are sparsely attended the seaside places
OF worship are often overcrowded.
At ST. Luke's Episcopal church today
at both services the music was excel
dent. Frank II. Smith of Chicago,
organist and choirmaster at the Epis-
copal cathedral in that city, who is
spending few days in Long Beach,
officiated at the organ for both morn
ing and evening services, and in the
forenoon Miss Sargent of Redlands,
who is also a seaside visitor and who
is a leading vocalist Of her home town,
sang soprano solo during the Of
fertory.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
GOOD ROADS MASS MEETING
TO BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY
sreciaI to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA. July ga mon
ster good roads mass meeting will be
held in the Plaza near Pier avenue
Tuesday evening, July %. Speakers
and members of the highway commits
sion will be present and explain any
details not already understood by the
voters.
The local committee has been very
busy circulating literature and making
a man to man canvass of the voters of
their districts and is satisfied that the
bonds will pass in the Crescent Bay
section by large majority,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
ARRESTED FOR BATHING WHEN
GLAD ONLY IN UNDERCLoTHES
Special TO The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
VENICE. July 2e.-Officer Hansley
today arrested w. A. Urbanns, a car
penter from the interior, for bathing
without a proper suit. Urbanns APP
peared attired for his swim with moth
ing on but his underclothes.
Chief of Police Simpson has issued
strict orders that bathers must appear
decently attired or suffer the conse-
ouenceS,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27
He's a Huaqer

Patience-Is he economical with ci-
CARS?
Patrice-Oh, my, yes! When he calls
on me he always takes the precaution
to take 'em out of his vest pocket be-
fore. we sit on the soft. Yonkers
Statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27

upper lip and heavy abrasions on the
right cheek bone, hand and shoulder;
Six stitches were necessary 10 close
the deep cut. Hines was able TO leave
the station, however, and propaply VIII
not suffer any permanent injuries from
his accident.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-27

Notice how many Of today's want ads are
hunting buyers for things. Perhaps few
OF them may be hunting for x0Ui
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-04-11
The Newhouse Tunnel.

Many important pieces of mining en-
gineering were carried to finale dur
ing the past twelve months in Clear
Creek county, but the most important.
says the Daily Mining Record, was un-
questionably the driving of the Hot
Time lateral from the Newhouse tunnel
to intersect the Old Town mine work
ings at the bottom of the shaft work
ings 2,200 feet deep. The result of this
undertaking being completed means
that the Old Town mine, with its rec
ord of having surrendered into the mil
lions OF the precious metals, again be-
ing entered among the heaviest ship
pers of Clear Creek and Gilpin coun-
ties. Previous to this undertaking be-
ing started the Old Town mine paid
regular dividends. and it should not
now be a great while until the stock
holders in the enterprise will profit in
a most liberal manner. Manager
&c orge X Kimball is employing big
force Of men on company time below
the fifteenth level, while in the work
ings above that point the leasing sys-
TEN generally prevails. A heavy out
put is being made, the greater portion
of the ores being milled at the Jackson
plant, which is held under long time
lease. In due time it will be necessary
that other plants be secured for the ef-
fecting of the higher saving OF values.
The Saratoga, which was tapped by
the running Of a lateral from the New
house tunnel, is surrendering heavily
of high and medium grade ores, and
now that the workings have been
drained of their bodies OF water a vast
area of virgin territory has been opened
for exploration.
Within the next year the lateral be-
ing driven by the Jefferson Calhoun
Mining Company will have reached the
objective, permitting of the mining of
the ores at a great depth with economy
A great many other mines are being de-
veloped through the Newhouse tunnel
upon moderate scale. all of which
should in time do their share in swell
ing the wealth of the land. The Gem
has been surrendering heavily for
years past, but it is understood that
even greater results will be recorded
in the months and years that are TO
follow.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-04-11
news FROM the MINES AND MILLS
Bio Strike at Rico.

The strike recently made by the
United Rice Mines Company in the
Shamrock claim of the Atlantic Cable
area is claimed to be one of the largest
and most important disclosures OF lead
zinc ore ever made in Colorado. says
the correspondent of the Denver Re
publican. With few weeks work it
is estimated that $4,000 tons Of ore
have been disclosed without having
reached top, sides or bottom OF the de
posit.
The massive character Of the ore
body is shown by the fact that in cut
ting station for winze about twenty
tons of ore was broken with one round
of shots. The deposit has been proved
for 2l0 feet in length and about 20 feet
IN width and SO feet in depth The
depth is shown by a winze &c feet be
low the roof of the tunnel and - feet
below the tunnel level. The ore in the
bottom If the Wine is rosin zinc and
copper pyrite, which improves with
the depth.
At the tunnel level the ore is princi-
pally cuDe lead of high percentage. The
deposit is a replacement in dOlonite
lime and it is not yet know whether it
is horizontal or vertical. 1t is supposed
/ 10 be part of the Atlantic Gable ore
body. but of higher grade than the
ore from the older workings The com
pany owns a large acreage surrounding
the new strike and is developing -
property as rapidly as possible
There is general rejoicing among Inc
people of Rico. who foresee an active
season of mining and prospecting on
Expectation mountain as II result of
the discovery in the Atlantic Cable
area
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-04-11
Some Colorado Nuggets.

The following. from the Daily Min
ing Record, makes a great showing for
Cripple Creek, which is by nc means
the only mining camp in Colorado.
Colorado remains in the lead among
gold-producing states. During 1907 the
mines Of Colorado yielded $21 ,070,217
in gold.
In the last ten years since 1897 Grip
pie Creek has never failed to produce
at least million dollars in gold every
month.
The silver output OF Colorado in
1907 was 1.64S, 136-its copper pro-
duction 2o.293, 900 pounds-its lead out
put 5000 ,965-zinc and manganiferous
ores $4,5s7,1S4.
Colora los total mineral production
to date is $1.02s, 100000 Total cold to
date si25 100000: silver, SAP 900:
lead. 100000, 900.
Three railroads enter the Crjpple
Creek district. and two electric les
furnish transportation over practically
the entire district.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-04-11
HOW TO WASH A SWEATER
Garment Can Be Cleaned Withoul
Causing Loss Of Shape.

In summer girls sweater is her
most important as well as her most
useful garment. II her shirt waists
are badly made or shoes shabby that
is minor consideration. but her
sweater must be immaculate and up
to date. Every girl likes to wear
nothing but white during the outing
season. and great is her disgust when
her mother insists upon her having a
gray sweater for economys sake in
the firm belief that the darker shade
keeps clean longer and that all wooden
goods are impossible to wash.
II proper care is taken sweaters can
be washed all the time without hurt-
ing their shade and color. Fill a
large bowl or basin with warm water
and soapsuds. add a teaspoonful of
powdered boraX 10 keep the wool from
becoming hard and stiff If the sweat
er is white put little blueing in the
water every time it is rinsed. This
will prevent it from turning a deep
ivory, as all white wool materials are
apt to do.
After washing wiring out. then pin
to Il large bed pillow. Be sure not to
stretch the sweater Or it will lose
its shape.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-04-11
Cake for Small Family.

To make a layer cake. bake one
good layer. cut it in either halves or
thirds. lay one piece on top of the
other. and proceed to frosten or ice as
usual
If variety is wanted. take the usual
amount of material for an ordinar:,
cake Divide batter in four parts.
One part may be baked as mar
BILE cake after dividing it into three
parts add one-half cake grated choco-
late. to one-third leave plain and add
two teaspoons trawberry tiavbring TO
the last third. Pour little of each
in pan until all is gone and you have
a fine marble cake.
One-half pound chopped nuts added
to the second part will make a nut
cake, One-half cup each of chopped
dates and nuts. one-Quarter cup each
of chopped figs, citron and raisins,
one-half teaspoon each OF grated nut
meg, cinnamon and cloves will make
!, fine fruit cake.
The last fourth will make i nice
loaf cake