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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
ON
BICYCLES
Step al Gesrgetsws House
aul Get Small
Bsuiy.

while Mr. aud Mrs. James Mel
aon we're attending church last
night. two armed robbers. mounted
on bicycles. rode np 10 the front
gate Of the faBily residence At
Drigsa and Ftdalgo SITS. George
town. held up Edward Nelson. 10
years old. aud ransReked the
house
The robbers secured $3.50 In
cash. Mounting their bicycles. the
robbers rode off toward Seattle.
Edward Nelson was standing IN
the front yard when he noticed
two men riding their wheels to.
wasds his home lie thought moth
Ing OF the matter. They dlemount.
"a ai the cote 10th entered the
yard and one of them dre~ hla
gun. Pointing the weapon At Young
Nelson's head. lheY commanded
the boy To she's them where the
family funds we're naorctsd
FsANANH shhtnAAfA AHAh NtH t@AAsA
and mother wefp not at humr.
Never mind that. son, said enc
81 the robbers lust tfot on into
the house and show ua the money
Young Nelson Was thoroughly
frightened and took the robbers
to a certain bureau drawer. from
which g. so In cash was taken
Tfs~ robbers we're evidently die
satisfied with their plundef "a
fhsy continued the search The
robbers finally departed. telling
Young Nelson TO sisy inside the
hoane Through a window the hoy
saw the robbers ride towards &c.
atfle
AZ soon a. they we're beyond
sfwht. the boy noiified the OeoFEe.
town police The Seattle police
vsf. Informed Of the robbers Hp
proaeh and ali pAtfulmsn In the
southern part Of the city we're OF.
dsred 10 be on the lookout. 10th
robbers wofv black coats. slonrh
hats and oyeFalls. according "a
Young Nelson
No trace Of the robbers has been
found yet.
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GelmA V. Smith. the three year
osa daughter Of l. p smith. of
Hardwood. died Saturday from enl
phur poisoning
Tie child had obtained bon
Of matches and had ehswed off the
heads from them DIR. snarlcy Of
Newcastle vas called aud admin.
istsred antIdotrx. but after 10
hours of SUFFERING. the child died
Funeral services we're held this
afternoon AZ Hardwood
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DALLAS Ter. Jane Eve
more deaths ~sN seSad Osssy Ia
the larse oBwi ,ef csassd bs he
agerflpWine - ne Trinity nser.
which eoetluues a. 0slosss prop
etiy Al lost thea lives ss0e ca
r,onns the flooded districts d, ,<srn
the extent Of the damage.
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CRUISERS AT
PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Or. June i--Wri.
coined By = chorus of Whistles from
excursion steamers aud factories
lining the water frunt and the en-.
change % salutes With foreign yes.
sells lfing along In the hArbor. the
cruiser Charleston. Admiral svin.
hurnoa flagship and the Eunhoat
yorktown catered Portland hAfhof
yesterday and dropped anchor near
tho steel bridge The Charleston
and the forktewa will be- solnea
today By five torpedo boats. ron.
sistiaK ~ the Perry. Fsbie. Fon.
farfaEnt aud Dayis
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RUN DOWN ~ TRAIN.


LODI. Cal. luna Henry Scott
and his t0yoaf aid daughter were
Instantly killed By train No. OF
the railroad bridge near town
Scott was enjoying a Sunday walk
with his daughter aud three BOYS
They we're oyeftahcn by the train
IN the middle Of the bridge, The
hove escaped "a the foe; bridge. bat
Scott stayed 10 eHrieatc the Ilrfa
foot. which WAS faAi between the
lies che wac eXtfiested just as
tss tisle fas tls@ eo~s sN,A
sore ALLIED isstaelv
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CUPID Spent
A BUSY
DAY
1~eaty Marriage ieesse,
Wee h,sei b Csuuy
Aaiasr Tbs s~Ig.

cupid arrived IN me city ,oo,,
sna oIsued headquarters In N.
aisiitors office o. the court hou.s
aud befope going out 10 lunch tbl.
noos. he'd issued 20 marriage Il
csnser 10 start the June wedding.
Not bad AZ all. said CUPID "a
The Star between sticking biz ,sp
into the ink we'll and blottlng IA.
page Of the official records 81 Kin,
county. when these couples vas,
10 get maoied nothing IL going "a
stop them Rain cant intsrt.,.
with my business
My first June bhde7 Here A.
Maui Ysmamoto - Just oy.,
from japan. ! understand Al.
came In on the boat last ss,u,.
day.
The next eight were also tsbs.
out for japanese Girls vhose hss
bands came up here from esh,o.
MIA TO get them Asa Nassau.
- years old. Is the youneestr
Age Is No Bar.
You bet there are groxb ma
people Who want 20 get msf4s9
Here il Epfem Freedman. agse q
1924 Main vt. who IL Folns q
marry Fanny Fleigher. IS rear
old. 1925 Washington Il.
falk about young eouples- con.
iinued Cupid Here's Chester a
Knapp aged q. and E.ksl =
Brown. aged IL. Of Ballard. xhlIs
Green Lake isn't far behind. Ian.
bert Carners. aged q. ia so.ns "a
marry Bessie Lamont. aged "a
BY youngest bride Gomez rron
dngieN God. She Is Lillian Ans+
man only IL years old. and ~
IL going 20 marry Iars Goitfre6
Larson. aged q. They'll sply he
difference and b. happy. see Il
they don't
Failures Comparatively Fs~.
But every marriage doesn't tura
out TO be a happy one. came the
objection
They don't
There were two divorces sle<
today.
What was the matter and Who
were they
Elizabeth Pssha. who married
George " PashA ia Hinne<Jplis.
June %. 1897. claims that h hss
been cruel. gave her black Eye
In November. 1896. and nox sbe
wants a separation
And xho were the other tvo-'
only last March 30 c. Horrss
WAS married here In Seattle. ana
his wife now claims that be esrHs
sie9 a month a. baker. bat says
that he has been cruel TO her and
she wants 10 QUIT"
Well. everyone makes mistakes.
you know. said Cupid rheeriiy.
You should always hook On tAe
bfigh, side OF things and yoi vill
surely Join with me In saying that
marriage il not failure
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Lincoln Beach Villa
South West Seattle

We has a saN cheap tfseta asft fn
ear ftaeosa HwaTh RHi4as saath Msst
Seattle #Nss@ fEasts sHs iafa# anf = tsiis
ths4 are nat $50 - tie tsst thsf
III rs 4taT - uNsft tsTEN a. -
addition k@lEas 50 ranntE nks feHltllsa
- adittien 49, Fnssf tlps - rs4ali
fef R4rA car rs sssss tHsss So siH
taHs
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BROOKLYN HAND'cAP.
ny United press.)

NEW YORK. June -
! Celt won the Brooklyn handl. 4
! cap today; Falrplay second, =
! and Master Robert third.
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Must Be Sacrificed

Ths furnishings - sis room house
sahu oak and mahogany furniture body
itfusssis and velvet fuss Nafeatlr fans.
fAefTfhtnE neH anH ~ fine fauafflUn
iced ieeatipn cheap rent Ausi be nnid
= once and ne reasonable affar refused
" t1u wait harHain see neuar 81 aucs
ssn Us y John a. Phone a seas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01

Battleship fleet at navy yard.
Boats leave Pier 2. foot of Yesler
way. 10 times daily. 80.
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SASH kSp DOOR uSRoAIVs
crezs paesi deoes entv as Toe al
geek sises at i4fsss tsza : q n
~ II 49,, sssss' a. cur.Yra
wsnds~s are la~er Ia nfies
ffn9s sinfaWs ns~ price s..-ssss 81 -
sssis Hindsua nsw prize ......s 81 -
-aeh Hunarsa. u dsfr-F.nt slsss Il
ser. sreu.. in steer. ssy ss. tssa
fiesars aaaaiasas ie pr feet
cesf&E. fsoat afH1ous hottaHa xisss
sesss. tsp Sass seazs. eel ~ II fansr
w--aee~ frames and door frame.
froms see up. al tied n hundiss. al
fsa hsv. . % = drive he nsils W
cstsass frenf dears wsth fancy pana
werk And apesn hsiew xlass o. %
Mextise isexs - cent. s,snaara So
door track and hanger. ttss Cali
Goors Only 81 % each
ODD. aaa ends q sash. slo.tnx tasm
s.a1 fes prles a.ss Il .sish -. II.
lasitats and qavte price, en- haairesis
~ differ-nt Articles We have en- ans
Insats H.sas aag~hess. safe dsiissfr
. d WILLIAMS CO
leie Western a.. SEATTLE. VIZ
Bs@es heaalar p4pss. .asar.s.a 10 -.
fiAit4in. ths BEST r4f~r e. rhs atar3et
y vxf ron !. zee ss1aars feet
PREPARED rnofink paper. 0ue saff4e.
eAnJ=ai Hatfantsed water pfoaf oHa pfY
PEI square sfks. tao ply. per square
f1ta
Es.ssrn asaassias feis Ne. /. a.
pound g ths YARD. - ssHsrs yards IN
soil Sis pr roll
.. y VILLA M Co.
iefs Western Ave sezstie wash
Fer sals--Two shares - Puget sound
tesltY stock a. & per cent discount
n tsser ssan. - Gamer NJ ochsHsT
Main ef11. a-T4-gae
aEWfN1 aAcHTSEa - All hlads
Assnt SINGER Rata. 1911 First AZ
Main 1876 lad .s7s
FurnitSrs 81 twn hgpHat r~pinN rooms
Ter saie rhssp y Ness. 80 Nifrinla =
10 n
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Homestead Timber
Locations

e0e. coo feet guaranteed on timber Ia.
cations fhas ~ shufeit. Grand Cen.
trail Hotel. 2it let az liz
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Two lets a. Green Lake. good view Of
lake, new car line coming neaf I am
galng east soon and viii sell for ehaf
I paid three years asa Price taao n
Nsss. s17 Virginia ~ @aasi %
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SO cash and sic y month witi bug
ful i,-acfs good soil fine place for gar
den and chickens. two blocks from GER
and 20 minutes from First and feHlsr
tnohstruefed Niee - sound and mean.
taius Price tfte pahne Hain efh o.
Fast 1T7f evenings
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Foa sAlE--MisceILAnEoua

For Rsut--s.roesa hsss- % iiti
ave : -
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A Pickup

couNTRY HOME
o. oee-Hsw four room cottage aud
half acre of fine land small pay
msut down. balance fis per month
Close 10 ear aud graded school and 10
minutes ride to Pioneer squafs q ~
Nichols 50 Union Bik
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
WOMAN LAYS CLAIM
TO CITY OF SAN PEDRO
Mrs. r. E. q. SepulVeda Returns from
Mexico to Collect Rents from
Residents of Harbor
Town

Special to The Herald
SAN PEDRO, Aug. 12.-Mrs. T. =. 9.
Sepulveda arrived in San Pedro this
afternoon from Mexico, prepared to
press a most astonishing claim of own
ership to the entire city. Wild as such
a claim sounds, it does not sound wild
as she tells it. She is evidently not
insane. It is not a mania with her,
She sincerely believes that all the land
included in San Pedro is rightfully hers
and that she can prove her title to at
least a greater part.
For years she has been planning this
campaign for what, she says, is her
property. She has had the assistance
in this of able attorneys. They told
her that some Of her titles come so far
down that she can prove claims with
little trouble.
Mrs. Sepulveda will begin at once to
attempt collection of rents. The af-
fair will be forced into the courts. She
has brother-in-law living here who Is
heavy property owner. He is on the
other side of a family feud which. she
says, is responsible for the loss Of her
property. The feud includes dark deeds,
black-handed mysteries and the muir
der of her husband.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13

Goldfeld hotel at Goldfeld, is staying
at the Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Lindblom and
son, Olaf, of San Francisco are guests
at the Lankershirn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearson, 5r,
and child of Guadalajara, Mexico, are
guests at the Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Trip and son
of Redlands are staying at the Lam
kershim. Mr.. Trip is retired mer-
chant.
A. G.. Allen of Salt Lake City is at
the Alexandria. He is a delegate to
the National Association Of Life Under
writer's.
w. B. Ferris of Salt Lake City is at
the Hollenbeck. Mr.. Ferris is in the
transportation department of the Salt
Lake road.
G. Radetzh and daughter of Hous-
ton, Tex, are at the Alexandria. Mr.
Radetzki is the representative of the
Hartman lines.
A. e. Meyers, a balloon photographer
of Chicago, is at the Alexandria. Mr.
Meyers has been commissioned to pho
tograph Lake Tahoe from balloon.
w. H. Shorey and family of Yuma
left for Arizona yesterday. Mr.. Shorey
is editor OF the Yuma Examiner. Iney
have been staying at the Hollenbeck.
Samuel ]. Getz, Louis Metzger and
w. Fox, business men of San Fran
cisco, arrived at the Alexandria last
night from trip through Canada AND
eastern cities.
E. Hermann Of Philadelphia and his
sister, Miss Hanna Hermann of Salt
Lake City, are staying at the Lanker'
SHIN. Mr.. Hermann is prominen
banker and broker Of Philadelphia.
George Wingfield of Goldheld, 'wh
| has been in Los Angeles on his wed
| ding trip and Is now at Catalina, ha
| made a new record at goat shooting
Mr.. Wingfield shot fourteen goats il
one day, and Tuesday gave a goa
dinner to his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Donofrio, wh'
were married Tuesday by the Rev
Warren Day at the home of the bride:
sister, las Beaudry avenue, gave 9
wedding supper to their more intimate
friends and relatives at the Lanker'
SHIN Tuesday evening. They are botE
from Phoenix, Ariz. The bride was
formerly Miss Clare Zunkel of st
Joseph, Mo. They will spend theil
honeymoon in Los Angeles and vicinity
before returning to Phoenix.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
ATTORNEY SULLIVAN IN
JAIL FOR LACK OF BOND
Application for Probation Sentence
Expected, Friends Being Willing
to Care for Him and Insure
His Sobrlety

Stephen Sullivan, the attorney who is
charged with issuing a worthless check
was bound over to the superior court
yesterday, following a brief prelimin-
airy examination before Justice Sum-
merfield. He offered no defense. Sui
Ivan was returned to the county 1oil'
being unable to furnish $500 bail.
The charge against the attorney IS
that he passed a fictitious check for 81
on the Metropolitan Bank and Trust
company July 20, officers of the bank
testffying that no depositor by the
name of A. C. Dunn, the purported
signer of the check, appeared on their
books.
Frank F. Pratt, counsel for Sullivan,
expressed the intention of having the
case called in the superior court as
soon as possible 1t is expected an APP
plication for probation will be maze
then, friends of the prisoner giving as
surance that they will care for him
and stop his use of intoxicants.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
AT THE HOTELS

J. c. Cornell, who Joined the first
mad rush for Cape Nome nine years
ago and has been there ever since,
came to Los Angeles yesterday on his
first visit and registered at the Hay
ward.
''Nome, like all placer camps, will
be short lived" said Mr.. Cornell. "All
the valuable claims are taken up and
some already worked out. A young
man with an itching for wealth and
lots of perseverance should go inland.
The best place know of is the 1nnoka
district, HOO miles from Nome. l was
there last summer and picked up $120O
in nuggets. There Is plenty of free
gold quartz in sight. The Innoka
creek flows into the Yukon and fol-
lowed it down for 450 miles. The In
noka and Kuskokwim districts will be
the mines of the future in Alaska.
Like many others who have worked
for years with little result, made my
pile when the new beaches at Nome
were discovered. I located claims on
the third beach and on an interme-
date beach called the submarine.
mining at Nome Is carried on I'M
der great difficulties. The most seri-
GUS of all are the constant lawsuits
required to establish possession. One
of my claims, the Big Eight on Irene
| creek, went through three suits sue
| cessfully and I still retain possession
of it. 1 shall go back soon and expect
| to find some of my claims jumped pS
the time I get there"
Mr.. Cornell produced the usual buck
skin bag and rolled a few nuggets out
on the table, one of which weighed an
even two ounces. 1T sold over $1,000
worth of nuggets in Los Angeles, but
find I can do just about as well In
Nome"
H. H. Chapman of the forestry ser
vice is at the Hayward.
L. w. Mix, mining man of Mexico,
is staying at the Van Nuys.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Curtis of San
Francisco are at the Angelus.
e. f. Warner a mining man of
Goldfield, is at the Hayward.
3. L. Vaughn, a real estate man OF
Needles, is at the Hollenbeck.
J. p. Bradner, an electrician of San
Francisco, is at the Westminster.
Ponton de Arce, a wine grower of
San Francisco, Is at the Alexandra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of Sc
attic are guests at the Lankershim.
Mrs. Edgar HAZEL and Eardley
HAZEL of Riverside are at the Angelus.
Louis F. Wachs, real estate man
of Denver, is staying at the Angelus.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Stewart of San
Francisco are registered at the Alex
andria.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Reed of Salt
Lake City are staying at the Alex
andria.
w. e. Sprott of Porterville, promi-
nent in the citrus union, is staying at
the Westminster.
], F. Douglas, proprietor of the new
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
REGULARS CLAIM
LIONS SHARE
RETURNS FROM PRIMARIES
INDICATE S. P. CONTROL
LISsNER BELIEVES LEAGUE WILL
HAVE s75 DELEGATES
Chairman Of Executive Committee Of
Llncoln-R oosevelt Organization
Expects Strength In the
Convention
WHAT THEY SAY

Chairman Anthony schwamm Of the
Democratic regulars says his side won
county control but apparently lost the
sixty-ninth where there was little oppO-
sition, the Seventeen and the Seventy
second assembly districts. schwamm per-
sonaIIy Is assured of the superVisOrlal
nomination in PattersOn's district. He
thinks Pridham beat Patterson.
ORGANIZATION Chairman III. NJ. McDOn~
aid says tie Democratic leaguers carried
the sixty-ninth, SEVENTEEN and Seventy
second assembly districts.
Secretary II. w. Wright for the regu-
lar Republicans claims a majority Of at
least 200 of the 1888 Republican county
delegates and victory all along the line.
Chairman Meyer Lissner of the Lin
coin Roosevelt league claims S75 Of the
1888 delegates and insists that Catten Of
Pasadena and Currier Of SDadra have
won for nssemblyman and senator re-
spectiVeIy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
Elected to Membership

Elected to Membership
At the regular meeting of the board
of directors of the chamber OF COM
merce yesterday the Curran Prlntins
companv and Or. Frederick Salathe
were elected to membership.
Milk Seller Acquitted
iurv in Police Justice Chambers
court Yesterday acquitted S. l.. Rots-
Ter. a sto. elSeeper at 1900 North Main
street. of a charge of selling milk not
up to the standard provided by law
Lectures Well Attended
The course of lectures being given at
the chamber of commerce Is receiving
nopular approval and is largely at
tended. Harry Lane of Alameda county
began series of talks yesterday on
that county.
Aged Pioneer Dies
William f. Golisch, rs years old and
q pioneer of Los Angeles, died yester-
day morning at his home, 526 East
TWenty-first street. He was promi-
nent member of the Evangelical
church. Arrangements for the funeral
will not be completed until word is re-
ceived from his son in Chicago.
Hold italian Funeral Service
Funeral services for Frank SALVATORE,
son of N. Salvatore of 1868 Channlng
street, prominent 4Ii0ulDSl u SAAO
italian colony, were held yesterday
afternoon at the chapel of ]. d. But
ton, Father Bucci officiating Mr.. Sal
vatori died in Olympia, Wash. The
interment was in Calvary cemetery.
To Give Reception to Bishop
A farewell reception will be rendered
to Bishop Hamilton by the Los An
geles City Methodist union Friday
evening at the First Methodist church.
w. F. Cronemiller, president of the
union, will preside and addresses will
be mace by Revs. A. w. Atkinson,
John L. Pitner, s. A. Thomson and
Otto Wilke, the district superinten-
dents. Spencer Robinson and Miss
Fannie MARBLE will sing. Earl Valen-
tine will give a violin selection. The
program will be followed by a recep-
ton in the Sunday school room.
Liberal Alliance to Protest
Mayor Harper, D. K. Trask and sew
eral other prominent men will speak at
a general rally and mass meeting un-
der the auspices of the German Ameri-
can and Liberal alliances, to insist on
the passage of an ordinance that will
guarantee the personal liberty of Ger
man-American citizens and to protest
against the classification of their re-
sorts as common dance halls. Class
legislation which interferes with per
sonal liberty will be denounced. The
meeting will be held in Turner hall
Thursday night at o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13

France four years ago has been most
popular with the French colony.
Miss Jeanne Clavere, the young
artistic, will be heard in a cavatina for
violin by Raft. She is a true violinist
and pianist. She will also take the
leading part in LA Lettre Chargee,"
a one-act comedy by Labiche.
Musical selections will be given by
Joseph Riccard on the piano and by
Emile May on the saxophone.
Guitar and mandolin music will be
rendered by Senior ]. Sancho and F.
Pascal, two virtuosos from the Paris
Opera Comoque.
A. Bates will open the program with
a selection from "Poet and Peasant"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
CHAUFFEUR CHARGED WITH
FERRIS DEATH LYING SICK

Because of illness, S. Sundine, a
chauffeur, charged with involuntary
manslaughter, was unable yesterday
to appear for preliminary hearing
before Justice Symmetrical, and con-
tinuance was granted until Septem-
Der o.
Sundine is nov lying in hospital
and probably will undergo an operation
for appendicitis. He is charged with
having run into James C. Ferris with
an automobile, June 1S, causing Fer
ris death.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
BOSS PARKER MUCH
AMUSED-SAYS HE HAD
BRICK IN TROUSERS

\ When a Herald reported called .
j. at Republican headquarters yes
j. terday he found BOSS" Walter :
!. Parker gloating over cartoon :.
j. published in The Herald Tuesday. :
i The cartoon represented Parker, !
j. Herrin and a Southern Pacific !
i "heeler'' being kicked through J
!. doorway by huge foot labeled :.
i. good citizenship"
j. ture the smile on his face broad J
i ened till the wrinkles reached to J
i the corners of his eyes. Say" !
4 he said, turning to the reporter, J
i. you tell that cartoonist l had !
!. brick in the seat of my trousers J
4. and I would like to suggest that !
!. he draw another cartoon depict !
4 ing good citizenship nursing :.
!. sore toe, while l am peeking J
!. around the corner making faces .
4 = =. 4, Y, 4, i. 4 =. 4. Il 4 + i i \ i 4 i
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13

H HE Cercle Coquelin will give its
first entertainment in French on
u Saturday, August Is, at the Gam
ut club house, 1O44 South Hope street,
at 8 o'clock in the evening. 1t is COM
posed Of the young French people OF
Los Angeles and was established some
four or five weeks ago, it's purpose
being the emancipation of the French
language and the popularization or
French music with the aid of solrees
given by it's members.
The program was left in charge OF
Andre Rouseyrol, who is secretary OF
the cercle, and, since his arrival from
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
Have Toured the World

Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Bates French
of Andover, Mass, who have circled
the world during the past twelve
months, arrived in Los angeles from
San Francisco yesterday and went at
once to Hollywood, where they will be
entertained by their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams Locke
Fisher.
the state and a stay of several weeks
at Idyllwild are planned by the quartet
after which Mr.. and Mrs. French will
depart for their eastern home via the
Canadian Pacific,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
IMPERIAL PROPERTY OWNERS
ASK CHAMBER TO HELP THEM

D. G. Alpin of the Imperial Land
company No. 1 appeared before the
directors of the chamber of commerce
yesterday and explained the difficult
ties holders of property bought through
assignment were having in proving up
their titles. He asked the chamber to
pass a resolution relative to the secur-
ing of titles in the valley, where large
number of the present holders are being
deprived of their rights in the final
filings. The matter was referred to the
committee on law.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
Golden Wedding

A reception will be given tomorrow
evening by Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Brown
at the home of their daughter Mrs.
George B. Allen of 1000 West Twenty
second street, in celebration of their
golden wedding anniversary. The host
and hostess will be assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. Allen and another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Byron r. Bussel, who came
from the east for the occasion.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
WoodsHudson

The marriage of Miss Clara Hudson
and George r. Wood was solemnized
Tuesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs B. III.
Hudson on North Union avenue, by
Rev. A. B. Prichard, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter Miss Kathryn, and John A. Wood
stood with the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood will return from
trip of two weeks to make their
home at 1907 East Washington street.