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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
DAYS FESTIVITIES END
WITH BALL AT GREEN

The days festivities ended I'm the Joys
of dancing IN the grand ball room Of
Hotel Green where the tournament
queen and her maids greeted guests
from a throne on a dais Of rich rugs
ornamented with palms.
The bal room was decorated with
strands of smilax and red geraniums.
These extended from pillar to pillar The
Romanesque room with rich mahogany
furniture and a huge fireplace banked
with maidenhalr ferns was used as
reception room. Men and women prom
inent in society took part in the dances
and the floor was crowded continuously
throughout the evening. Three hundred
were present.
Among those attending the ball were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. a. de G.
Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Macdonnel,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wilcox. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. o. Kendall. Dr. and Mrs. A. 7.
Newcomb. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank V. Rider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Conard of San Die
go, Mr. and Mrs Kingsley Stevens. Mr..
and Mrs. d. NJ. Linnard, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. o. Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Turner.
Dr. and hrs. u. T. Malaby. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Lindley. Dr. and Mrs f. II.
Lindley, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Montgom-
cry, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b. Green, Col.
l. Wallace, Miss Janette Kendall. Miss
Stratton. Mss Lima Rider. Miss Angie
Holmes. IRIS. +. H. Holcomb. Miss
Plant. Miss Eleanor Green. Mrs. w. C.
Fletcher. Mrs. John Crow, Mrs. George
Martin. Mrs. d. f. Kennedy, Miss Ken
nedy, Miss Gilbert. Miss Florence Foy,
Miss Merilita Seymour. Mrs. Grace
Overstreet, Miss A w Jackson. Mrs.
Frank Green. Mrs. d. A. Dexter Mrs.
James c. King of Chicago, Miss l.. Os-
sing, Miss Edith Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Nelmes, Miss Frances Call, Miss
Naomi Graves, Miss Kathleen Leupp,
Mrs. Charles w. Rand, Miss Louise Aus
tin, Miss Harriet Smith, Mrs. c, II.
Busch. r. II Miller. George p. Cary, &c.
r. OF, Willis Johnson, Harold Rider.
Harry Briggs. Roy Munger, Goldsmith
Brown, Parrish Barker. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
l.. Auten. Miss Cora Auten, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Tracy. DR.. A. Fl. Saw
age, Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Daggett Mr..
and Mrs. Stevens Halsted. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Holder, DR.. r. c. e. Matti-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Raymond. r.
C. Halsted, II. A. Doty.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
STABLE PROBLEM
WORRIES COUNCIL
MORE RIGID DEFINITION is NOW
PROPOSED
Establishments Maintained in Resi-.
dence Sections Under Guise of
Private Stables Aimed at
in New Law

The city co neil is still wrestling
with the livery stable problem, which
has given much worry to the police
commissioners.
The city's legal department has just
asked for a committee to assist in
framing legislation.
The present movement was started
by petition No. 1907, from e. b. Hovis
ct al, relating to the maintenance of
stables in certain residence sections.
TO comply Herewith a draft of an or
dinance amending section 35 of the
license ordinance has been prepared de-
filming therein feed stable and livery
stable, which definition is proposed to
include an establishment maintained IN
the residence section under the gui5e
of a private stable. but wherein stalls
are leased or stable room is let for hire.
In connection with this ordinance the
council also has a draft of an ordinance
regulating feed stables and livery sta
bles, and requiring that any person
conducting, managing or carrying on
any such rtables shall procure a per-
NIT from the board of police commits
sioners before. license to conduct shall
issue.
These two ordinances are proposed %
bring the matter of livery stables and
feed stables more closely under the
control or the city autnoIltleS.
In order to cover the question OF pri-
vate stables where moro than tive
| horses are kept. the city attorney has
! slbmitted also an ordinance setting
aside certain portions of the city Ms
residence districts and prohibiting the
| keeping OF more than two horses
ponies or mules in such stables except
upon permit from the board OF health
and requiring that all stables in the
residence districts prescribed in the or
dinance shall be 1oored with cement
concrete or plank. and in such man
ned as that the flooring may be prop
erly drained into an accepted sewer OF
cesspool.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02

by DR.. F. f. Rowland was almost upon
the child when he was grasped by the
young women and dragged quickly out
of danger. To effect the rescue the women
placed themselves in a position of great
feril and narrowly escaped being tram
med upon.
fsrhe color bearer of the Veterans drum
and fife corps, which preceded the war
veterans, was the only woman marcher
in the exclusively mems division. This
woman was Nellie Baldwin, who, dressed
in soldiers garb, proudly held aloft Old
Glory, and was Enthusiastically cheered
by the crowds. The members OF the
corps idolize her.
Lewis S. Stone. leading man of the Be
lasco theater, put his usual art into the
role of bandits victim, which he assumed
in the stage coach holdup scene, the real
istic western picture of the afternoon at
Tournament park.
It was Stones duty to fall off horse
gracefully when wounded. He rolled Into
the dust as Imply as a stage hero should.
Prone on the soft earth his stalwart figure
remained for five minutes while the hold
UP men shot the locks off the treasure
box and enatched therefrom the bags of
paper money-scrip.
when they threw handtuls OF the bogus
currency into the queens area amid
laughter and shouts of Scrip Stone
never moved a muscle of his face. But
a moment later. when he got chance to
get a drop on the chief bandit, he sprang
up, fired at him, limped behind his horse
for a shield and fought a duel with
blanks, which ended properly by the ban
dit hitting the same dust.
Stone is as good a horseman as he is
an actor, and the vaqueros doubtless
would like to get his service oftener If
he could spare the time from his thes-
plan duties.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR MRS. MAUDE Helm
Prominent Musician and Church
Worker Is Laid to Rest in Call
vary cemetery-Many At
tend Rites

Impressive funeral services were held
for the late Mrs. Maude Helm, wife of
Ferdinand A. Helm, yesterday morning.
Mrs. Helm was a popular singer and was
well known in church and charitable
circles
Rev Thomas F. Fahey, pastor of the
Holy Cross church and a friend of the
family. conducted the services.
The office of the dead was read by
Father Fahey at the residence, 1920 Car
roll avenue, at 10 o'clock. At the home
alarge number of friends had gathered
Following this service high requiem
mass was celebrated by Father Fahey at
the Church of Our Lady of Loretto, of
which parish Mrs. Helm was member
male quartet sang the requiem, carry
ing out the expressed wish of Mrs. Helm
Father Fahey delivered an eloquent eu-
logy on the life and work of the deceased
wife and mother, taking for his central
theme, Il Know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth" the words that Mrs Helm had sung
so many times.
The scene was impressive at the church
The services were attended by number
OF friends. The affairs We're heavily
draped with black
Father Fahey read the burial service,
interment being in Calvary cemetery.
The service was attended by delega-
tions from tn various societies of which
Mr.. Helm is a member. The floral
tributes were beautiful.
The following acted as pail bearers:
John P. Moran, Anthony Schwamm. p.
Gibbons, owen Lamb, Martin C. Marsh,
T. Casey and Mr.. Beacker.
Mrs Helm is survived by her husband
and two children. her mother Mrs. Joseph
Cooke, five sisters and one brother, Mrs.
William Young Mrs. j. j. Abraham, Mrs
NJ. G. Gonzalez. Mrs. Richard Hasl1ns,
Miss Katherine Cooke and John Cooke.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
TECHNICALITlES DELAY
FIREMEN'S LOT TRANSFER
city's Legal Department Wants nc
curate Description of City ceme-
terry Property Before
Proceeding

Pending further inquiry the city coun-
ell has temporarily delayed final action
on the disposition of the Firemens Keller
association burial lot.
city Attorney Leslie r.. Hewitt reported
to the council that the lot known as the
Los Angeles Firemen's lot and which the
veteran volunteer firemen claim to own
stands in the name Of the city. 1t does
not appear that a deed of this lot was
ever made, though verbal permission
seems to have been given to the volun-
teer firemen to bury members OF their
association therein.
The legal department Of the city re-
ported to the city council that II II was
the wish of the council that this lot be
decided to the Inglewood Cemetery asso-
citation in exchange fof lot In Ingle-
wood cemetery direct 10 the Los Angeles
Firemen's Relief association the city en- =
gineer should furnish a correct descrip
ton of the city cemetery lot so that an
ordinance could be prepared authorizing
the execution of a deco.
Such a map is now being made.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
Dance at The Lankershim

The dance given at the Lankersnli-l
Nav Years eve was among the larger
social affairs of the week. over 0oO IN
vitations having been sent out py inc
management. The festivities were
made the occasion for much pleasah
entertaining by the guests OF the mouse
Among those who had frlenos az uin
nor and later either Joined the throng
Of dancers In the lobby or the no less
merry crowd that looked on were Col
J. b. Lankershim. who entertained
party of ten; Mr. and Mrs. F. c; New
mort whose guests numbered hfteen,
DIR. and Mrs. Davis. who had a party OF
thirty, and Dr. and Mrs. I. s. DARN VINO
entertained forty people
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
FEARED ROBBERS; is
ARRESTED BY POLICE

rive been reading the papers and know
what is doing 1 wasn't going to take
any chances of being held up" said Jacob
Hapib when he was being searched at
the police station yesterday.
Hapib was arrested by a patrolman and
among the articles which were concealed
in his clothing were cheese knife with
a blade eighteen inches long, a small cal
iber revolver, large pocket knife and
four razors
The man claims to be travelling man,
but admits having been in Los Angeles
during thu last five months. He is being
held at police headquarters on a charge
of carrying concealed weapons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
INCOMING YEAR is
ROYALTY WELCOMED
SERVICES HELD AT CHURCHES
THROUGHOUT CITY
Special Sermons Are Preached and
Program Rendered in Honor of
Birth of 1eo8-Y. M. c. A.
Keeps Open House

New Years services in the churchesi of
Los Angeles were marked with large con-
Services were held in the Episcopal and
gregations although there were many
outside attractions.
Catholic churches and in many of the
Protestant evangelical churches watch
night services were he'd, while in several
instances early morning services were
held yesterday to greet the new year.
In the Catholic churches the hours Of
service were the same as observed Sun
days At the Cathedral of st. Vibiana
Rev Joseph McManus preached at the
1890 o'clock mass and Rev. Father Dillon
at the evening service.
The day was observed at the Plaza
church with the old time customs and at
st. Josephs church with sermons in both
the German and English languages. while
at ST. Vincents many of the college boys
attended the solemn service.
Rev 2. G. Gay, pastor of the Sacred
Heart church. preached at the last mass.
At the Hoy Cross church the elaborate
Christmas musical program was repeated.
Rev. r. f. Fahey, the pastor. officated at
the clock mass and Father Leo at the
1920 o'clock mass. In all the other
churches elaborate services were held.
At the Y. NJ. C. A. the usual open house
was held the first day of the year. The
officers, directors and their women friends
received the many guests who called at
the association Refreshments were
served. the rooms were gaily decorated
and an extended program added interest
to the day. At the association gymnasi-
UNI gymnastics were the order of the day
and evening.
The following took part in the program:
j. Dobbs, Brice Fl. Maratin. G. ii. Va.en-
tine, i. b. Justin, P. b. Stout. G. A.
Campbell, G. p. Larkin and j. j.. Graham.
Receiving with the officers were Mrs.
d. e. Luther, Mrs. w w. Willis, Mrs.
f. II. Emmett, Mrs. Warner. Misses Ruth
Yerger Florence STENCIL. T. Hamilton,
Nell Hightower. Laura Stickner. Mary
Stradlev Alma Kerns and Kate Page.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
adv Of the nsunbonnet Babies"

Miss Bertha L. Corbett of Chicago TO
whom the world owes the discovery OF the
charming "Sunbonnet Babies" Is guest
I'm the city, en- route TO Japan. with
Miss Corbett is Carrie Jacobs Bono' au-
thor of les a Wearyin' for YOU" and
other songs. and who will also go on to
the orient. The two travellers have been
in the city nearly week and plan to re-
main through January.
Besides drawing off-hand the most fas-
cinating little babies in the world, and
the sauciest tads in overalls imaginable,
Miss Corbett also gives chalk talks that
are unique and a pleasure to oehoid as
,,,alI as 10 hear. This clever little lady,
Who has a most delightful personality,
has delivered her lectures with great sue
cess before womens clubs all over the
United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
Funeral to Be Held
RAILROAD NEWS

Passenger traffic on the railroads
operating between this city and Pasa-
dena was exceptionally heavy yesterday.
Many people preferred the railroad to the
electric lines in making their annual
pilgrimage to the tournament city and
every train leaying for the scene of fes-
tivities was crowded to the limit with
merrymakers.
The ticket agent of the Salt Lake route,
when asked as to the number of tickets
sold, replied: 1--WE can't tell yet, as the
reports of our conductors are not In, but
we handled twice as many passengers
this year as the year previous"
The Santa Fe also reports heavy travel.
The Pacific Electric maintained an ex-
cellent service and every car to Pasadena
was crowded to its full capacity.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
SEES PICKP0CKET
STEAL HIS WATCH
Thief Is Too Quick for Victim and
Jumps from Car When Cry of
"Stop Thief" Is
Raised

Alexander Gellen, 414ls South Chicago
street, as robbed of a golC watch valued
at $40 Wednesday morning.
Gellen was returning TO his home on a
Boyle Heights "owl" car at two O'Clock
when he missed his watch. AS he had
been crowded by an unidentified, man a
few minutes before. he noticed him par
ticularly, and soon had the satisfaction
of seeing him move it from one pocket
to another.
Gelen accused Inc man of the theft,
but was not quick enough to catch him.
The plckpocket jumped from the car and
disappeared in the darkness.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
Entertain Friends at Whist

Mrs. r. M. Turner and son, DR.. r. L.
II. Turner. entertained friends with whist
New Years eve at their home, 1104 South
Olive street, and after the game the COM
pany watched the old year out and the
new year In.
Prizes were awarded to Miss Emma /.
Harvey and Clarence H. Pease.
The guests included DR.. and Mrs.
w. w. Murphy, Messrs. and Mesdames
Charles B. Nichols, George Noyes. George
Founder, Faulkner, H. w. Brundige and
Clarence H. Pease; Misses Emma L. Har-
vey, Shreve, Grace Helen Pease and
Messrs Walter ]. Harvey and Eisner.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
COL. EDDY LOSES
GRIFFITH PROJECT
MUST GET NEW FRANCHISE FROM
COUNCIL
Delay in Waiting or Trolley People to
Build to Big Natural Park
lnvalldates Incline
Privilege

Because OF delays by the Huntington
interests which IT was understood had
planned an electric line to tap the Grlf-
fifth park territory Col. j. w. Eddy has
lost the franchise which he obtained
authorizing him to build an inclined ran
way much like the Angels Flight at the
highest viewpoint in that immense park.
Without a trolley line to carry visitors
to the now remote scenic spot an incline
railway would pay no dividends.
AS the council has already granted
more time than is allowed by law the
franchise has been declared lapsed
The city expects TO spend many thou
sands of dollars in Griffith park eventu-
ally. anA II will be one of the worlds
noted Fairgrounds when the roads and
trails have been more widely extended in
the big natural park.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
Complimentary Dinner Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Q. Santon of Whittier
street entertained Tuesday evening with
a dinner dance in compliment to Miss
Constance Britt and her fiance, David
Barmore.
Covers were also laid for Misses Evelyn
Barmore, Gertrude Workman, Margaret
Scarborough of ,Monrovia, Leta Murietta.
Doris Davidson, Agnes Bethune, Hazel
Kirkpatrick; Messrs Harold IIeber of
Redlands, Leslie Hubbard. Hobbs, Her
bert Harpham, Horace Wilson, Calvin
McAuley and Forest Stanton.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
STATE SCHOOL BOYS
ENJOY FERRIS PLAY
See "a Gold Mine" as Guests of the
Management and Have the
Time of Their
Lives

Forty members of the Whittier State
School band were entertained at the
Auditorium theater last evening as the
guests of Dick Ferris. The boys were
given seats on the mezzanine floor, where
they applauded literally and evidently
had fine time of it. The play was "A
Gold Mine" Nat Goodwin's first stellar
success, .ydth Ferris in the old Goodwin
role.
The boys were accompanied by Super
intendent Greeley and his son, Band
master willis and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs
McLouth and Miss Greeley. They played
several selections outside of the theater
before the performance.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
Golden Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Russell of 976 East
Fifty-ffth street celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Monday, and in the
evening received many friends who came
with congratulations Among those pres
ent were DR.. and Mrs. C. L. Mosher
Messrs and Mesd mes Edward e. RUSSELL
c. j.. Jacoby. ]. 3acoby, Samuel Yale, H.
j. Jacoby. Ed Gridley John Mitten, G..
j.. Hutchinson. John Ely, William Gin
mock, S. clipping William Haskell A.
Wolf, Daniel Cults, o. II. Jones. II. Sand
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
For bride and Groom

One of the pleasant affairs OF yesterday
was the reception given in the evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rockhor at tnelr
home 463 East Vernon avenue Tor MT.
and Mrs. Harvey Christian VINO were
married Christmas day. There were De
tween fifty and sixty guests present 10
greet the young people.
Tbe bouse was beautifully decorated
with potteI plants and flowers, the re-
ceiving party standing under a large
canopv of smilax. from the center OF
which depended a wedding bell of lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian are residing at
1911 Griffin venue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
NEW BILLBOARD MEASURE
WILL BE C0URT-PR00F
Framed Along Lines of Recent Judicial
Decision II VIII Reduce GIar-
ing Advertising and Swell
city's Revenue

Although the present billboard ordi-
nance has been declared faulty In part
by the courts, the city's legal department
is alraedy framing a new one with the
vulnerable features omitted.
The measure is not only one designed
to suit the art-loving popuiace, but to
bring revenue into the city as well. If
the billboard men persist in erecting
boards they must pay dearly for the
privilege.
In the meantime members of the Out
door Art league are persuading business
men who advertise on these boards that
1t is better TO defer TO public sentiment
and avoid this style of advertising than
to estrange the trade of patrons who
believe that these glazing signboards mar
California; outdoor beauty and offend the
eye besides.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
s.oord weddIno Anniversary

DR.. Frank Sohn and Mrs. Sohn OF iozV
East Fifteenth street entertain ed
friends at dinner last evening In cele-
bration of their second wedding ami
versary -.
The guests, numbering ABOUT wv
score, were all relatives ana WEI
sorved at one long table, where we'd
aim bells and Christmas cp1oring or
red and green were used In effective
combination for decorations. An IN,
formal program of music was enjoyed
later.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
A Cure for Misery

malaria poison produces" says r. M.
James of Louellen. S. c. Its called
Electric Bitters. and comes in 50-cent
bottles 1t breaks up a case of chills or
a bilious attack in almost no time; and
II puts yellow jaundice clean out of
commission" This great tonic medicine
and blood purifier gives quick relief in
all stomach, liver and kidney complaints
and the misery of lame back Sold under
guarantee at Deans drug store.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
Prominent Odd Fellows

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Shepard of 1913
West Sixth street are entertaining Mrs.
Shepards brother, Judge F. B. Ogden of
Oakland, and his daughters, Miss Marga-
ret and Miss Agnes.
Judge Ogden, who is grand master of
the California odd Fellows, is in Southern
California on an official visit for his
order.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
Stanford Cardinal

Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Cline VINO
are aging at the Lankershim enter
tanned a party of young people new
Years eve in compliment to their son,
w. II. Cline, jr.. who is home from
Stanford for the holidays. The guests
were all Stanford students, ana the
table decorations-a beautiful arrange
mert of poinsettias-were suggestive
Of the Stanford cardinal. Covers were
laid for ten and the party were among
those who attended the dance In the
hotel parlors afterWard.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
HELD UP AND ROBBED
AS HE ENTERS HIS HOME

n. G. MacNeil as held up as he entered
his home. gu Ceres avenue, yesterday
mornlg at two o'clock, by two masked
men and robbed OF $3.50 and gold watch.
MacNeil reported the matter to the
police, and describes the men as being
about FIVE feet, ten inches in height, wear
ing dark clo.- and soft hats.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02

ham, Sanford vickers. L. Walcott. Edgar
Kiddes, William Russell, D. Maloon. J.
Costa, Z. Mitchell. w. +. Hull, j..
Burchard. Mines. L. Z. Jacoby, Della A.
Cults, T. Rogers. vesta r.. Jones. NJ.
Manning. A. p. Hermann. e. Grey, A. r.
Bell, L. Parker, e. ]. Bean, Wallace L.
Roush. c. B. Altman, Misses Lillian ].
Russell. Wilma G. Russell, Ruth Maloon.
Florence M. Carnahan. and c. Leon Rus-
sell, Arthur Haley, Floyd Scott and VIM.
Richards
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
TRIES TO CHOP WHISTLE;
CUTS LITTLE FINGER
Eight-Year-Old Nearly Amputates
Digit While Trying to Weld Ak
on Til: New Years JubiIa-
ton Horn

Stanley Mcdonald. an S-year-old school
boy living at 519 North Hoover street,
was taken to the receiving hospital yes
terday morning suffering from the eff
fects of an injudicious use of an AK
The child, while playing near his home,
found horn which had been cast aside
by some belated reveler. With the as
sistance of an AK he endeaYored to re-
move the whistle from the mouthpiece,
but only succeeded in nearly amputating
his little finger.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
With Toast and Horn

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman A. Craig of 800
West Thirtieth street entertained form
ally Tuesday evening with New Years
gathering. About twenty-five guests
were present. A buffet supper was
served, and at the stroke of midnight
the company welcomed the New Year
with toasts and the blowing of souvenir
horns
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
For Mics TAYLOR

Among the pretty affairs Of the week
will be two given by Miss Mabel Brun-
dage of West Thirtieth street, in com
pliment to her house guest, MISS buna
Taylor Miss Brundage mas ashe9
friends to meet Miss Taylor at caIu
matinee today, and will entertain also
tomorrow evening for Miss Taylor with
cards.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
Half q Hundred Guests

Mrs. T. H. Dudley OF Santa Monica en-
tertained for her daughters, Miss Alice
and Miss Elizabeth Ryan. New Years
eve with a dance, the guests numbering
about fifty of the younger society folks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
Guests at Rose Tournament

Seth Marshall and Mrs. Marshall Of
San Bernardino and Arrowhead are in
the city for few days and yesterday
were the guests of d. M. Linnard and
Mrs. Linnard in their box at the Rose
tournament at Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
RETURNED from san Franelaco

Mrs. Lehman T. Garnsey has returned
from trip to San Francisco and Oak
land, where she was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Grace Mcmillan.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-02
CROWDS AT PARK
TO WITNESS SPORT
Continued from Page Three.)

(COntfnUeu IfOIn FHBU HIVO'T
IL was allowed on account of the restless
condition o. the steeds.
one feature of the races which ELECTED
much applause from the spectators was
the remarkable skill with which c. d.
Green of the Pasadena mounted police
twice stopped runaway chariot teams and
kent them from charging the bleachers.