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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08
SlOs s8afotas gGeisenernte
unO Qrosperit6t.


Qlls Die gget3enernte i'm s.
1901 Den @rtrag bon beina1e 81 Mil=
lioaen 8uIbeln ergab, CABS Elm 9ura
rab. 9laeln bic @rnte i'm Z. 1905
mar Die nertboilere, bic einen finans
5iellen @rtrae bon 500, 500, 432 fiir
Q8si5en allein abmarF. 8ie gBeiSan=
ernie III 1907 ergab 30,292, 8I8 gu.,
BON oenen Die 6armer $24, 234 $50
erbielten. Ser Diesi6brige grs
trae nlrb aber nm 2 Niiaipnen 8nlbel
bOber DeraniAla9t, als Der bon 1907.
- Ser SC Drnertra9 betrug int s..
'07 So, SCI, 268B. (Q9ert $27, $50, 634)
unO Ote 6armer iino nit Re6t auf Die
Olesjdbri9e G0rnernte neu9ieri9. -
Vim belten I9eint bieIes sSabr Die
j la 9 sern'te ausgefallen 3u iein,
oelen grtrag auf 81 Mlaionen 3u
Si.O0 unb b6ber per Bulb. Derans
i1lagt Miro. 4u9 bic st &artpffels
ernte umo Die Der oben ni1t qenanns
ten @etreioearten lit i'm 8rnBen @ans
gen anseblib mebr ais befrisotgenn.
;He9net man nun nod ben Grtrag bon
9teb, @efliigel, Stern uim. uip. oa.
5u, 10 bat Ger pSonni6einltaat" Siio.
DutOta audi ii6erlid feinem 9iamen
ais , ,2lferbau =Staat @bre 9emadt.
5t1erll1 Der bette 8emei5 fur Die
grOBarttge gntwIfelung BON Saos
0atOta ergiebt iebOb nahffebenoes 9ol=
oene gSleo pbne Borte4, aber um 10
luuierem RlGnnP
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08
laulergm 6lange /:

lOn 1870 BGnter I'm y. 1898 NIT
50, 9,7l3, 600 3epoiten In 1907: 465
8anfen nit $53, ,3S6,000. 8as sSabr
1908 miro r9erliA Elm mob erfrell=
liheres &eiultat er9eben.
llno oielem 10 mdhtig lih entmideln=
een Staate mDlIen Die Srri9atinns=
friBen uno beimliden gBDistepbrioer
Das SOD Der County 9ptin n
uno Der 8rObihition auf3wdn8en
unO bie @ntmifelung nm Sabr3ebnte
aaFbalten, abgeieben BON ben osnoraz
lilirenOeu 6olgen uno 0em unabie6s
buren, SdaOen fir barmsr, @eiddfts=
lelte, 9lrbeiter uin. @laubt oieie eng
bersige bornirte 8eIelli1aft, Die nit
beioen Beinen mitten in nen 6irmel
gu lprin9sn permeint, am gnoe, baB
Iie oufn Brobibiiion bic 5ur gntlpids
lung oes Staates 10 notlpenoigen
.Toreigners@ anlOfen tann2 Denn
lper bat Sub 8atotn an 0sm Situate
gsma9t, Der es beute iit2
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08
GDnDrrncnr Sng9cs
iii siOnr Sails

@ouperneur Su9bes bon gleip
Dort, Der ebenFaqs frdftig ben repu=
blitaniIhsn Staubbeien il, RopitOl 3u
2llbanD gebruu1ie uno beiuabe ein=
Itinmig nieoernpmtniert murbe, belt
am 8ienitag in 5tour sails
i'm QubitOrium cine turSe, aber md6=
tig fefeln0e 9lniprade. Sbl6On iein
Reoe= uno ReiieprDgramm ibm nur
cine fQum balbittinoi9e anIpra6e uno
geraoe Tim bic Mittagsiunoe erlaubte,
Daren oennoh nlinoetens 1000 gu.
bbrer erI6ienen. Ser 4n0run9 mar
rieiig unb Sugbes nuroe minutenlany
Init tDienoem geifall begriiBt. gr
Innhm iofOrt 8rpan aus gorn uno
ertlGrte: Benn 8rDan in oieIelben
gefdbrlitben @eI1dftsirrlehren, Die Ell
nun mieoer prebi9t, oermidelt piirbe,
10 tphroe er nit benieIben in elmer
Rataitrppbe unter9eben
@r mics an prattiI1en 8aiIpieIen
mad, pte 9's glan, bic 5ruits oas
ourh 3u perni9ten, baB Iie Die 9ro=
ouftipn bon 5ruItprobutten geIeBlin
nur auf so 9rpBent beI9rGnten miiBz
ten, elnfa9 prutliib unour1fIbrbar
lei, 10 I66n Der glan grnans, wie
iiberhaupt ale Ieine Yldne, auf BEN
8apier aud ausidbe. Nlan brau9e,
Ium ieine eSrrlebre4 iofort einSuieben,
nut an Den San su benten, Dab q. q.
elm 6abritant zines neuen glrtitels gar
niht oarau oenten oiirie. Denielben
berSuiteuen, neil er bod 1i6erlih Die
so Prp3ent @reu8e Gberlbreiten tpiiroe
uno miBte. gtad 8rpans 8beorie
miiBte cine Gprporation, Die go 98rp=
gent prDou5iere, 10 BrDS. Derfaufen,
uenn 55 4ro3. oann gros. uiu.
Syeoem tlaroentenoen unD nidt bon
blinoem 4arteipQrurteil beIau0enen
Menf4en miihe fbfort eiuleudten, wie
our6 bic 8erpirtli9una folder y8rp=
Ian=3rdume" ieoe 6abritation zines
4 8. y. patentierten 9lrtitels, ieoe SSnou=
ltrie ab9eI9reft piroe. 0tit ieinem
so Pro5ent 3ruitpfeil wiiroe 8rDun
ftatt Die Sruits, in gBirtlihieit nur
Die 9lrbeiter trefisn. ySDllte 8rDan err
mdblt merben unb einen oernrtiQen
Ylan gum @jeieB MAIDEN, rann niiroe
bas gan5e aano Die Idlimmite je oage.
meiene &ataitrDpbe erleben ,Selbit=
peritdnoli9 lpiiroe ein Iolhes @eIeB ME
pniiieren, aber marum ionte Elm Wtann
srmdblt speroen, Der oO1 niht Ieine
gldne bertpirtli6en f0nnte. yrpans
ShulD fei es Iiher ni1t, oaB er oa3u
nod feline @eleeenbeit betpmmen babe. !"
@r be0auerte gum 6nlub, baB ibm bic
tur3e 3eit ni1t eeltatts, naber auf
8rDans anoere y rSrrlebren4 ein8ugehen
Iuno fdtDB; yDieine ganSe glem 0Or=
| Ter Stnatsaominiltration bat belrfelen,
0ab idb Die Rehte oes gem0bnlihen
8oltes uno Der 9trbeiter ihuBen nil
uno f1iiBe, uno i'd nelbe fortfabren.
Die 0tiBbr1ude uno @eleBesuberlres
tun9en Der RorpDrationen uno 3ruFs
lunna1h1tli6 sn Derfplgen. QDie BrDs
an, osiien @baratter itb bod id1dBe,
meine aud id es ebrlid, ebenIn 3oOie=
beIt. (gtieii9er 8eifaQ) Gr bat bea
mieien, baB er bic Gehte bes 8oltes
lpabren min uno iit fir oaHslbe jeoer-
5eit eineetreten. Die 8ruiis Fiirhterl
| ibn. unD sr tpeiB, OaB itine 10 ener-
i9iIf begonnenen uno nottDen0i9en
RefOrmen pon feinem beiIeren. erfabre-
nelen unb fabigeren Manne fortgeIeBl
rperben une fort9eTebt tpereen miihen,
aIs bon %. 8. 3aIt.@ (8ieFige1
9eifaQ.)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08

biele 6amilien III Der llmoeQeno BON
gBeiingtOn Springs Dollitdnoig obne
8el0mittel, aber Bob 8eIien qab
ibnea bereitlpilIigEt greoit IN Ieinem
2aoen, oamit iie oas gum 2ebensun-
terbalt 9otiuenoigfe erbalten tonnten,
unO 10 NOR es ibnen m6qli1, itber Die
I4ruere 3eit hinpegsufpmmen. l8db=
renO Oieies 3eitraummes mar iein
2aoen oas beroDrragenOfe g8obltdtiQa
teitsinititut in sseraulo GDuntp. gs
NOR oas audi cine Ibnere 9oit fir
einen juneen 2tnfdnger, aber 0ieIe
Iwnroe guten Wtutes getragen i'm s}n=
terene Der 9eute. tuel4e er felt 10 uielen
Sa1ren tannte.
@rit felt etUa bier syubren beteiliQte
iitt 6err 8eiieD actio an Der golitif.
CSr pur0e oamals gum Staaisienator
UDn Seraulo unb 8ufiaio @uuutp.
mel9e eiuen 3itritt bil0eten, ermd6lt,
un0 Dor 5mei Sabren tpuroe er pieoers
arpdblt.
SSn beiOen SiBuugen Der 9eqislatur
qeb0rte er 5u oenerl, melne eifrlq ale
MGBnabmen untsritaBten, pel6e Die
BrinSipien Der SelbfreqierunQ oes
9DIfes umfaBten. gr mar zines Der
tatigiteu uno einfiuBrei9Ifen MitQlieoer
uno genoB Die Ql9tung aler, Die i6n
tannten ieitens ieiner poliiiIden
6reunoe, Iomobl als aud @eqner.
Dls mas Die 6olqe ieiner 5Giiqteit
uno 3uOerldiiigtsit, NIT melhen er
ieinen Pflibten gegen ras golf in
ieinem 8iitritt unO I'M gan5en Staate
InaAtam.
Inter BEN MaBnabmen, melde er
einblahte, mar aud Die, nelhe Die
Rampa9nes@Duttes slpanq, 9e1nung
iiber ibre Au89aben ab5ulegen uno
0ieie 8eri1te 81 oerofentlihen; ferner
eine WtaBnabme, Delbe ben Staats=
giienbabncpmmiildren bic Mantbeluqz
fngnis 9ab, @iieubabuen su 3win9en,
Derbin0en0e @eleiIe an Greu3unqsitel=
len ber5ultellen uno gemeinIhaItli6e
9urnganBsraten 81 etabliren.
Die MaBnGbme betre1s 6erfteluna
perbinoenoer &ieleiIe lift bon Der glDB-
ten gBibti9teit iiir Den @titerberlanot
i'm ganSen 5taate, oenn Dor 4nnabme
oieles @eiebes mar man Qe3tpunQen,
am ben Sreu5unqen Der @iienbabnen
Die Waren aus einem Bagen in ben
anbern um3ulaOeu. Eas mar unpraf=
tiidD nnD audi nit Dielen Soften fiir
Die Berienoer pertnilpft. Inter oielem
8eieb baben Die @iienbabns@om
bereits an me1reren midiigen Ga6ns
treusungen I'M Staate iolhe 8erbjn.
ounas9eleiie an9e0ronet.
g8as feline 9eri0nli6teit betrifit, 70
lit &Obert 9. 8eiiep lo3uIagen unipi=
perfeblih. Die site ieines 5er3eus
ipisaslt fith In feinem -4reunollhen
antlib pieoer.
aObert 9. 8eIiep lit elmer berieni=
gen ieltenen Mdnner. fir tDel4e an-
oere eine edte 3ureigung heQen. Der
Wann, tuelher Bob Wehep beQegnes
uuo ben iiberseueenoen Grud Ieiner
0an0 berfpart, In feline Freien, 0eiuin=
neaoen Augen blidt un0 feline freunos
lide 5ttmme Dsrnimmt. tGnn gar
ni4t anbers. als fi6 gu ibm biEgs5ogsn
| gu fiiblsn. Gr TT elmer Der Banner,
tpel6s ran3iehen. 3as sDir0 gans
beioHoers Oaburn belidtigt, baB Die
Wduner, tpeshe,feine 6reunoe Dor elm.
en- 8ierteljabrhunosrt maren, iebt ga
Ieinen alieybeiten 6reunOen sdblen.
| @obert 9. 8elIep bat Iih in Eeinem
si9enen Ssben @hrsn perEdafft uno als
@ouperneur non SiiD Datota tpirD er
| nod mebr @bren errinaeu fiir liA Telbf.
oie gepEblItQnlihe 8arsei uHD Das
| Bolts oes Stlates I'm Nn9emeinen.
| Nepablig. Staatss@omitee.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08
(3nm 6. Cftubcr)
Scr 9cnti6 amerifaner
SrnBgeiang

giodl Scr 1teIpOie etr5mt berbei iBr gbferiaare
griDer pDu ber beutitben grbe
Rei6t sum Bunbe Sud bic 6on6,
0aB iii REDEEM 5egen peroe
0eutiber geilt benl freieu gau6!
QoBt ms tets III gBren bolten
Teutl6en 8rau9 unb beutIdeu 9inu,
Geltn, mas jung erbielt ms aiten,
SIT ben 6i1oeru aud @eiuinit.
BaB ans @oetbes 0tunb ertlllngen,
gGas begeiitert 2 9tIler iaug,
gus eiu 8ismord 56B er3rplm9en,
Stets bebGlt's ben alien slang
@s entquou ben 6etmutflureu
8eutI1eu 8lltes 3allberiaft;
8olienofaltig iinb bic Spilrsn,
g8as bic beuticbe Geele idpoiit.
Siitet eud, ibr 6tuiterIinse,
gor bent freieu, beilti6sn @eiit,
gsm bes oeutI6eu 0li9eIs Rlinge
ST I'M ftues bart geidpsiBt!
6inoer fiibrt al 8onb uilb Seine,
Abtr teineu bellti9en MouH;
8lutig iioBe Stirn un6 Seine,
User ais Ntairn nl9t Iailfeu taiu!
Deutider Sim boBt dlleB S6Iecbtc,
Deuti6er Sunn I9det Ronuesniit,
Sir Der Mteui6beit alte 9ie4te
SIoB nod INNER benticbes 8lut;
8IoB emit unler GoOesibaueru
Sir Columbia i'm 6anipf;
8eutiae itoNben wie Die Moueul
Su Der 6reibeit guluerbampf
Geutide Mtdnuer lino beibeioer,
9ebensireliOig, ipie eit Rino;
Reine ginieu. teiue 0eiben,
Die Iicb 6iegen in BEN 8in0
gsortfar9 iin6 tie, mie bic Abuen,
etolS ilub iebni9 pou @eitalt.
Babe @i9eu limb @erntauen
Sn Dem 9roBen 8DltermalO.
Sans Demutb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08
llrtei[e ppm 2eiern.

IS mu9t mir cine mabre 6reuoe, Sbre
3eitus unter ben bieiigen 0eltti@en sl
perbreiteu. SD bette, Sbr 8latt III bic
bette beutibs 3eihns, mel6e in bic Poit
tomnit, unb i'd perOe, rpie seiast, neiu
8eites tuu, un neine beutiben Sreuuoe
nit Dem sDeutideu SerOIb" be-
tanut 81 maben
clifton, g. O., 2. Oct. 1908.
6errp 6eits.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08

Rnrnpalaites bate f0lgenoes Neiult0t:
0anIon &c., l. 8rets, 845 puntte
aus 1000: $140; Ganborn Co., 2.
preis. 772 puutte, $50; Turner Co.,
8. gSrejs, TAO puntte, $40; QiueoLu
60. 728 g.; glau So. 724 p.; Spos
SO. T24 g.; Bon 0omme SO. ITO p.
ghrenDclle Gripdbnung erhielteH Die
@ounties: eSs'auIb. Mc@oot. Nurora,
8aolion, 2pnran uno Charles Wir
sSeoes oiefsr Counties erbieit s35 das
GielDprdmie. llnD, mas fir 0orn tn
Sito. 3atota pdht. betpies Q. sg.
8rann. Der 3 9ornitaunen aus Out
hinfon 60. ausgelteiIs bate, ois
Is i5iiB bod maren.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08

Giuliegenb S1 so fir eiit peiteres Sobr
fir BEN gDeutiben 6erOlo", berm erinir6
immer in lutierem SaHie freunOli6 onfs
gensnunen unb ioltts III tetilem beuti6en
6eim febleH.
llnberwoob. u. 81, 22. Sept. 1908.
9l6am 6epper.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08
o. trang gealIer nnh fsarb baraaf,

ndmli6 Der gountpsG;dter g. QD.
gofano am 2. Cet. In @etiDsburq. @r
bate, i'm Stuble ibenb. sin @jias
DaHsr DerIangt. trant es uno ner=
f1ieo. DOhentlih benuben unlsre
!, S5reiheitsireunoe bieEen 5terbeFaa, +,
aber ni1t ais Arsumsnt gegen
WaGIergenuB. gBdre oas Daher @is=
tep esrsFen, oann Diirbe jeeoA Eifer-
lid Carrie g2atinn Tofort Gin PrObihi=
tions-Salgllljab onitimmen. unh Der
arme Hidter 9nilnD bate ME mebr
&ube unter Dem 5anb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08

Ser Rampf um periOnlibe 5reibeit
lit Iein Qampl Fiir gBtrtlnaFtsn. ion-
bern fit 0as 8eitimmungsredt ie0es
Menihen. ielbIt Fsin 0snfsn uno 0an=
oelu su regnllren.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08

2luBerbem perweiieu min uuiere geier
uuo .;ogbafteu" RorreiponOenter olli
Die 6prre ipoubeu8 pon SurIep
(Iuruer Ge) III bieier ghtnrner ,. gl.
8enu aIle 2eier bas oer3 ID ouf benz
re9ten Sled Babeu, ME 6reltno s. 8.
0alfe, oout miro ber ~. 81 nod
pirl intereiianter. gllio friib onrouf los,
Sbr Gorreipoubeltteli
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-08

Die Gountp Option 9ia n1uB i'm
6erbft nibt nur nieoergeitimmt mere
ben, ionbern NIT iolder groBen 5tims
menmehrheit. boB ben Mufern fir
IanAe 3eit Der Dtut pergebt. bic Men.
fhen In ibre enoe unmo0srne 3mungss
Jade al Iteden.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-02
BLUEJACKET GROWS POETIC
AT LOS ANGELES MEMORIES
Writes Letter to Friend, Saying No
Reception to Fleet Has Ever
Equaled the One
Here

The following letter from one of the
boys In blue with the feet, in the pos
session of George o. Jenner of the
Read advertising agency, is a good
example of what the bluejackets think
of the way they were treated by Los
Angeles:
'Never before has such a cordial
welcome been extended to an Ameri-
can fleet, and though we cruise around
the world, entering every port, I am
sure we shall find none that would be
worthy of comparison, and when
speak thus 1 serve as the mouthpiece
of every "bluejacket' in this great ar
mada. Our visit to Los Angeles was
we'll worth the long trip around South
America.
Little did the founders of your great
and beautiful city know how we'll their
poSterity would deserve the name given
it. Could they awaken from their
peaceful slumber and ask for our ver-
dict, more than $4,000 'bluejackets'
would exclaim with me: You have
named 1t well, for truly it Is "city of
Angels With all this, is there any
wonder that as we weighed anchor this
morning and passed out to sea there
were many sad hearts and not few
tear-stained eyes on board each ship?
Beautiful Los Angeles. thy fair name,
around which are encircled fond MEM
ories. is engraven indelibly on our
hearts, and oft in the days that are to
come shall we breathe thy name in
prayer. longing for return of those
days spent within thy gates.
CHESTER G. M. HANIGAN,
"U. S. S. Flagship Alabama"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-02
MOTHER-IN-LAW
CAUSES TROUBLE
WIFE SUES FOR SEPARATE
maintenance
JUDGE AGREES WITH THE
PLAINTIFF
Husband Who Refuses to Leave His
Mothers Home Is Ordered to
Pay HeIpmeet Twelve
Dollars Week

Unable to live in the same house
with her mother-in-law and the hus-
band refusing to comply with her
wishes to live elsewhere, Mrs. Nellie
A. Pollock's suit for separate mainte-
nance for herself and 3-year-old boy
was brought to a successful conclusion
yesterday in the superior court and
DR.. Samuel A. Pollock, a dentist Of
Tropico, was ordered to give his wife
$12 each week beginning today unless
he changes his habitation and agrees
to live with his wife away from the
sphere of his mothers influence.
The Pollocks were married in New
York in 1900 and lived in comparatively
happy surroundings until October last,
when they came to California and took
up their abode with Pollocks mother.
Then, according to Mrs. Pollock,
trouble came thick and fast, until she
was finally compelled to go to San
Francisco and make her home with a
sister
"I came back some weeks later" said
Mrs. Pollock, land tried to live peace
fully In the house, but 1t was impos-
sible. His mother constantly COM
planned and was very bitter toward me.
"She talked about me to the neigh
bors and made my life unbearable. l
finally had to leave the house and went
to the nome or my husbands sister,
where l have remained since. AS 1
was leaving my mother-in-law's house
she told me to Get out and keep get
ting She stood on the steps and
clapped her hands and yelled 'Goody!
Goodyl'
"She makes trouble all the time, and
I am not going to stand it. My hus-
band and / have had no real quarrels;
my only objection is living with his
mother. am willing to live with him,
even If it is only In a two-room house."
81 do not think 1t is right for a man
to compel his wife to live with his
mother even If the latter is an angel"
said Judge Monroe. II am satisfied
these women cannot live together hap
PLY and the husband is ordered to pay
$f2 week to his wife for the support
OF herself and child beginning tomor-
row unless he shows a determination to
live otherwise than at present"
Pollock admitted that the quarrels
between himself and wife were not
serious and were of infrequent occur
renee. but declined to leave his moth
ers roof.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-02
HEARD AROUND
HOTEL CORRIDORS

Mr. and Mrs. e. H. Steel are guests
at the Lankershim. Mr.. Steele is a
well known merchant of Denver, Colo.
Andrew L. Dennison has arrived
from Burlington, England. Mr.. Dem
nison is staying at the Westminster
while visiting Los Angeles.
Miss Scholtz and sister are tourists
from Denver registered at the
Angelus.
o. F. Fritchell and wife are guests
from Denver, Colo, at the Lankershim.
Mr.. FritchelI is a noted manufacturer
of electrical autos.
]. X. Kuntz, e. j. Freeman and Ed
Lockhart, party of mining men COW
cred with dust, arrived in an auto yes
terday from Falla, New. They are reg
istered at the Hollenbeck while stop
ping in Los Angeles.
G. M. Curtis of Bloomington. Cal.
is staying at the Lankershim for few
days. Mr.. Curtis Is an extensive
manufacturer of olive oil.
John Demair of Demair, Cal, the
town named in his honor, is a guest
at the Hollenbeck. Mr.. Demair is the
owner of the big Orange Blossom mine.
He reports the ore is panning out fine
and the stock which year ago sold
for Is cents Is now selling at $1,50.
=. w. OeStilng, prominent politlcldH
and insurance man from San Diego, is
registered at the Angelus.
G. K. Mason and aunt of Connecticut
are guests 'at the Westminster for a
few days.
G. l.. Grahm and wife from New
York are visiting Los Angeles and vi
cinity. After a short trip to Catalina
they are again guests at the Hollen-
beck.
John Wahr. jr.. a banker of Salt
Lake, and wife are registered at the
Lankershim
H. X McCoolum OF Fort Worth, Tex,
and w. r. Fullmer of Tucson, Ariz.,
are stopping at the Hollenbeck the
remainder of the week.
w. c. Clemmens, prominent Boston
man, is registered at the Westminster.
DR.. and M Walter p. Brannon of
Las Vegas, NJ y are guests at the
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-02
TALENTED vl0LINIST !
GIVES FAREWELL RECITAL
Delightful Program Is Rendered TO
Large Number Of Friends
by Miss Lillian May
Johnson

A gold medal recital was given Fri
day evening in Music hall of the Blan-
chard building by Miss Lillian May
Johnson, assisted by Miss Blanche
Helen Fowler, reader. and Miss Casa
Bell, violinist. Miss Nina Maude Fow-
Ter accompanied.
Miss Johnson, who Is pupil of Earl
B. Valentine of the Los Angeles Con-
servatory of Music and Arts and a
vioiinist of much promise. will leave
Sunday afternoon for Mexico.
The following program proved most
delightful and each number was clev-
erly rendered, especially the sonata
played by Miss Johnson, which is an
extremely difficult composition:
Part I--Sonata, op. 12 No. l (Bee-
Part I-Sonata, op. IL, No. 1-Alle-
gro. Allegretto, Rondo (Beethoven)
reading. Angelina" (Dunbar); MAJ
zurka de Concert" (Musin); lie Car
neval de Vinise" (Dancla).
Part II-Yiolin duet, Symphonic No.
%" Oancla); reading THE Old Front
Gate," with music accompaniment
(Will Carlton): "Mazurka" (Mlynar-
skD; "L'Aragonesa" I'd. Alard).
Motto--Graditum. Glass colors-Pink
and cream.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-02
LOS ANGELES JUSTICE
PLACED UNDER ARREST
FREDERlCKS0N HAS UNPLEAS'
ANT EXPERIENCE
Local Men Are Taken into Custody
for Using Road Forbidden to
Autos, but Are Later
Released

Special to TLe Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO. May 1.-Con-
siderable interest has been aroused To-
cally by swo automobile parties last
night making the trip to the mountains
north of the city over the Arrowhead
road.
In the party were Police Justice
Frederickson and w. C. Vaughan of
Los Angeles. The parties were at first
taken into custody on the mountains
for using the road for automobiles, but
later were released after their names
had been taken and an alleged permit
given them b. Senator H. M. Willis
taken up.
When the road was purchased by
the county a couple of years ago signs
We're posted forbidding autos to use
the road, owing to 1t making 1t very
dangerous for teams, owing to the
dangerous character of the road up the
mountain eide.
1t is probable now that an ordinance
will be passed forbidding autos the use
of the road, though the right of the
supervisors to do that is questioned in
some quarters.
On many places on the road the least
shying of a team might precipitate a
rig several hundred feet down the
mountain side, and for this reason it
has always been felt by the supervisors
that autos should not be permitted to
use the road 1t is believed the trip
taken this morning by the Los An
geles parties was for the express pur-
pose of testing the right of autos to
use the road.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-02
FIRE CHIEF ADDS
HIS HEARTY AMEN
SAYS FACTORY DISTRICT MUST
BE PROTECTED
Joins Warehouse Men In Urging coun-
Gil to Provide Funds for More
Engine Houses and
Mains

Fire Chief Walter Lips yesterday
repeated his former views on the neces-
sity of furnishing more ample fire
fighting facilities for the district near
the Santa Fe depot, where millions are
being invested In industrial and ware
house plants.
Following the petition of the big in
terests in that district, just fled with
the fire commissioners, Chief Lips has,
by request, added his views, SO that
both papers may be laid before the
city council.
Chief Lips said yesterday:
"The important district bounded on
the north by Turner street; on the
south by Palmetto street; on the east
by Santa Fe avenue and on the west
by Alameda street needs immediate
attention, and recommend:
THAT all water mains be changed
from four and six inch to eight and
ten inch. The reason for larger mains
is that the amount Of water flowing
through the present ones Is not suf-
ficient to furnish water for the num-
ber of engines required to fight a fire
with the large floor area contained In
most of the buildings in that section,
and especially should second or third
alarm be turned in.
"In connection with the water mains
the hydrants should be changed from
21a inch to the double inch outlet, the
size and class adopted for the down
town district, and, also at least twenty
five additional hydrants should be
installed.
I'm the recommendation of the fire
board, submitted to the city council
asking for a special bond election OF
100000 for the fire department, one
of the items provided for was the pur--
chase of a lot and the erection and
equipment of house within the dis
trict specified, and which Is also asked
for in the petition. This improvement
is urgently needed to protect the mil
lions of dollars worth of property rep
resented by the petitioners, and also
the fact that this locality is rather
far removed from the nearest company
and these manufacturing plants con-
tanning to a large degree very inflam-
able material.
I'VE have a large size engine at the
present time available for the house,
as recommended, in case the council
may be prevailed upon to furnish the
necessary funds.
my recommendations as outlined
have previously been submitted to the
former and present council, but, with
no apparent results.