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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
SAN BERNARDINO JUDGE
REVERSES JUSTICES DECISION

RIVERSIDE, May Judge Bledsoe
of San Bernardino county, sitting for
Judge Densmore decided today that
Justice Stephenson exceeded his au-
thority when he ruled that Police
Judge G. A. French could not practice
as an attorney in either of the justice
courts of Riverside.
The decision was made in the case
of John Baird VS.. the justice court Of
Riverside and Stephenson, justice. M.
Estudillo and G. A, French represent
ed the petitioner and L. Gill tho re-
spondent Mr. Gill declares that he
will take the case to the court of APP
peals.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
bankers RuIId Houses

RIVERSIDE, May aurora drive,
at the base of Little Rubidoux, nrom-
ises to become a bankers row. w. e..
Clancy, cashier of the Citizens Nation
al bank, and c. o, Evans, cashier OF
the Riverside Savings bank, have just
completed handsome residences on the
drive. and now the announcement is
made that e. S. Moulton and S. j.
CastIeman, president and cashier. re-
spectively, of the First National bank
of Riverside, will at once erect costly
homes there. Mayor Evans has re-
serve a lot adjoining theirs, and n
newspaper mans residence completes
10 row
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
MEDICAL SOCIETY WILL
MEET Ar LONG BEACH
Physicians of Southern California to
Convene in Semi-Annual Ses-
sion May

LONG BEACH, May 1.-The South
ern California Medical society will con-
vene at Hotel Virginia May and 6
for the forty-hrst semi-annual conVen-
ton. Sessions will be held at the hotel.
The society will banquet at Frank s
cafe Thursday night May 6.
The Public Health association will
hold its regular session on Wednesday
morning, preceding the opening of the
meetings of the medical society. Ply
sicians from all over this part of the
state will be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
PRESIDENT BAER DECIDES
TO DECLINE NEW OFFER

PASADENA, May president John
Willis Baer of Occidental college this
afternoon announced that he had no in
tention of accepting the call recently
rendered him to become general secre-
tary of the Presbyterian board of col
leges.
Although he will not give his final,
official answer until Tuesday, DR.. Baer
stated he could see nothing in the
proposition and did pot have any de-
sire to leave his present home.
Directors of the Pasadena board of
trade have chosen President Baer as
POSTMASTER at their annual banquet to
be held in Hotel Maryland some time
this month"; He has delayed his &C
ceptance, hoping to arrange conflicting
engagements in Denver so that he may
remain in Pasadena for the banquet.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
RIVERSIDE SCHOOL TEACHER
BUYS BUSINESS PROPERTY

RIVERSIDE, May Miss Eugenia Fuller
principal Of the Riverside hish school, today
purchased a valuable piece of business prop
erty. She bought from Mrs. b. b. Wright and
Mrs. c. Chambers the Chambers block on the
west side of Main street between Tenth and
Eleventh The property is "a feet on Main
street, two stories The consideration is not
made public.
All records for the filing of deeds at the office
of the county recorder We're broken in April
when 5O7 deeds We're placed on record. Fees for
the month were $14h2O gain Of So per cent
over the same month last year
Postal receipts for the month were indicative
of a large measure of prosperity in Riverside
the figures showing a gain of 20 per cent for
April over April of 1908 The receipts were
s4o77 10, as compared with s3374 so for April Of
last year.
Bank clearings in Riverside for April afford
ANOTHER index of prosperity. being 81. 163,O4i. %
for the MONTH and 81, 070 322. Al for the year to
date. This is a large gain over the same
period last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
PASADENA CHURCHES WILL
CELEBRATE MOTHERS DAY

PASADENA, May pasadena
churches are preparing to celebrate
mothers day, May Q. Nearly all the
pastors of the city will preach special
sermons on that day, and the societies
of the different congregations will try
10 help every mother to attend the
services by furnishing a nurse to stay
with the children during that hour in
cases where this is necessary.
The child study circles of the differ
ent schools will also take cognizance Of
the day. many of them by meetings at
which special programs will be pre-
scented.
Mrs. A. L. Hamilton, president Of the
Federation of Child Study Circles, is at
work with a committee upon proper
methods of marking the occasion, but
has not yet announced what the Off
cial program for the day will be.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
DREDGER AT LONG BEACH
TO BE THROUGH IN MONTH
Estimated That Work on Ocean En-
trance to Harbor Will Be
Completed

LONG BEACH, May lit is esti-
mated that by one month from today
the ocean entrance to the Long Beach
harbor will have been dredged out.
The dredger will make rapid progress
as soon as it gets past the bascule
bridge, under which it is working at
present. Here there are large num-
Der of rocks, and progress is slow. The
sand south of the bridge will be easy
to cut through.
As soon as the bridge is passed men
will work night and day on the dredg-
err The opening of the channel will
be duly celebrated. The dredger is
excavating it to a depth of % feet
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
FLORIDA ORANGE GROWERS
INSPECT REDLANDS PLANTS

RIVERSIDE. May 1.-The Florida orange
growers who are touring Southern California
left this morning for Redlands. where they
Inspected the groves and packing houses, later
going to Highland for a IKE visit They lis
tened to an address at the Genwood Mission
inn last night by c. e. Rumsey Of this city on
packing house methods. The night before r.
A, Chase told the visitors something Of South
ern California orchard practices.
Announcement was mide today that Thresher
q Lewis, local growers, had bought the stock
fixtures and lease of the Rockhold Grocery
company. This business was purchased a few
days ago by Eimers brothers of Los Angeles,
who accepted a 1attering offer to retire from
the field before entering it.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
VENICE
Home 4O15. sunset 25sl
LIFE SAVER Is GIVEN
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
George Freeth Leads Swimmers in
Spectacular Feats at
Venice
Home 4015.
sunset 2591.

VENICE, May 1.-The swimmers of
the beach in conjunction with the mem-
bers of the United states volunteer
lifesaving crew gave a rousing benefit
performance at the plunge this even
ing for George Freeth. who leaves to-
morrow for a two months visit in Hon.
olulu.
Freeth, who has made himself ia
nous as a lifesaver of this coast, goes
to make a limited stay with his reld-
tives in the Sandwich islands.
His friends followed him in almost
every daredevil water stunt that he
could devise, and finally wound up with
Jake Cox's spectacular fire dive, after
which they gave three cheers for
Freeth and bid him godspeed on his
journey. Freeth will leave San Fran
cisco Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
DECISION TO CAUSE RETURN
OF 5000 TO FISH COMPANY

LONG BEACH, May -Four years
ago 5000 was deposited as bail money
to stay a fine of 800 assessed against
the California Fish company because
the Alpha, a caroline boat, had violated
the ordinance prohibiting SEEMING with
in 1000 feet of the wharf The supreme
court has decided that the fish in the
ocean belong to those who catch them.
This decision will invalidate the ordi-
nances in seaside cities, and Police
Judge Lawson will be called upon to
refund the 5000 which he has in his
pOsSesSiOn
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS
ANXIOUS TO SECURE PARK
Asks Supervisors to Purchase Prop
erty Adjoining Court House, but
Price Is Discouraging

SAN BERNARDINO, May 1.-The
chamber of commerce is making an eff
fort to get the board of supervisors to
purchase the land owned by the Katz
estate, Immediately south of the court
house in e street, for the purpose Of
setting out a park for that public
building, and last night appointed
committee to again so before the su-
pervisors and urge the matter.
Some time ago the question was agi-
tated, but the price of the building and
property desired for the park was fixed
at 100000, which chilled the supervisors,
and no action was taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
POOR HEALTH COMPELS
JAILER TO GIVE UP PLACE

SAN BERNARDINO. May 1.-Jesse
Case, for six years jailer at the county
Jail, resigned his position today, and
Thomas Carter, who for some time has
been acting as deputy sheriff, was APP
pointed by Sheriff Ra1phs to take
charge.
and his poor health has made 1t neces-
sary that he give up indoor work and
seek to regain his former strength. The
former jailer Is well known throughout
the valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
HUMANE SOCIETY ORDERS
SHORTER ROPE FOR COW

PASADENA, May Because a COW
belonging to Mrs. Gray of 265 Ohio
street inhumanly caught her little boy
and tossed him gaily into the air, Mrs.
Bye. a visitor at the home of Mrs.
HaVers on Main street, has appealed
to the Humane society, asking that the
nuisance be abated.
Mrs Bye thinks the misdemeanor
comes in the same class with the crime
of letting a vicious dog run at large.
The Humane society ordered Mrs. Gray
to tie her bovine with a shorter rope.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
Redondo Beach shIppIna

REDONDO BEACH, May Arrived
at this port: Steamer Bowdoin from
Grays Harbor. with 100000 feet of pine
lumber: steamer Bee from Mukilto
with 100000 feet of pine lumber.
Loading for this port; At Everett,
Wash, schooner f. e. Saunders; lum-
Der.
Steamer Santa Rosa due Sunday from
San Pedro for San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
TOWN BOARD PRESIDENT
WILL LIVE ON RANCH

PASADENA, May Charles N. Taylor
president of the board of trustees of South
Pasadena has purchased ranch at Artesa
and will shortly remove himself and family
there For this reason he will hand In his
resignation. probably at the next meeting.
His decision is such a surprise to the other
members of the board that there Is as yet no
mention of possible candidates to succeed him.
He makes the third to resign from the board
within the past six months.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
LONG Beach MAY Be Sued

LONG BEACH, May THAT the
Blinn- Robinson Lumber company will
sue this city to recover $500 alleged 70
have been paid for a franchise, is the
belief of City Attorney Long. and no
is preparing for the suit. The fran
chise was never delivered. and Council
man Baldwin. who was then city clerk.
says there is no record on the city's
books that the money was paid into
the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
EASTERN ORANGE SHIPMENT
EXCEED PREVIOUS RECORDS

SAN BERNARDINO. May t.--Au previous
records for shipments of oranges were broken
by the Santa he during the month of April.
In the month 1851 cars passed through this
city destined TO points in the east.
Each car contained 3Si boxes with approx
matcly 175 oranges to the box the enormous
total OF 26s 900 oranges is reached. The
value Of the months business will approach 81,
900, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
PROPERTY FOR HOSPITAL.
SECURED BY METHODlSTS
establishment of Institution in South,
ern California Is Now
Assured

The Methodist hospital for Southern
California is an assured fact. The
trustees of the association yesterday
took possession of the property. locat-
ed on Hope street between Twenty
eighth and Thirtieth streets. The
property is about 200 feet square with
a building of fourteen rooms which
will be well adapted for the hospital
use until a large modern hospital can
be built This will be done as soon as
sufficient funds can be obtained.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
News from NeighbOrir1g Cities
PASADENA

Circulation Dept.-Home 2ss5; Sunset 274o
Correspondent, 145 s. Los Robes Ave.
Day-Both Phones SO. Night-Home 1858
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02

THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM THE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

viaiins and tafps will form .
harmonious combination % The act
81 the Venetian street Musicians
anr u the features - the rsN tiii
npsnine At PantaEes Theatre famofs
fpw afternoon me four young man
IN ne act play IN characteristic HAL
ian fashion. selections ranging from
hlEn class opera 10 the latest rag
time.
Tue four pardHsfs. assisted b.
their dog -Uute. viii present a
fausicai cnmsdY skit Consisting Of
singing daueins and spectacular
stagr effects
Al camp Rest u the title q .
breezy little comedy sketch IN uhirh
Chas n Carter uassis Taylor and
Company will make theif first ap.
psafansr IN the vest AZ FsntaKss
Miss Ava York will Be another
feature worthy Of much nention
she u expected TO make q big M
In the northwest. featuring late we'll
known songs IA Line 70 spend an
Afternoon with You" ITS Good
EnouEh Tor Ne and My Johnny
Il Fireman.
hon Hsysr and nroihsr will give
one u the hest exhibitions ~ trick
and comedy hicyciins that has been
seen In Seattle HefeHid. IN extra.
ordinary feals of strength and On.
duflnte. will b a. extra and added
feature next Heek Mr. EiNeH VII
FlnF a new song entitled with You
IN Eternity. and new moving pie.
tafss will be shown on the Pan
faNegCupe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
CLEARS THE C0MPLExloN
OVERNIGHT
plmples, Rash, Efupilons, Etc.
Quickly Efadleated by New
Skin Remedy.

Ever since it's discovery. poalam.
the now skin remedy has. IN its
extraordinary accomplishments, et
ceeded the most aauEuine sHpoeta.
lions Of the eminent specialist who
gave u TO the world II has cured
thousands Of cases Of eczema and
eradicated facial and other dlsfig
urementa Of years standing The
terrible itching attending eezema f.
stopped with the first application
giving proof Of IL curative prop
cftiea At the very outset
In lees serious skin affections.
such a. pimplea rash. herpes. black
heHda. acne. BARRIERS itch etc. re-
suits ahaw after an overnight april
cation. only a small quantity being
fcquifod 10 effect a cure Those
who USE poalam TOT these minor
skin troubles should Immediately
secure one Of the special t0-ceut
packages recently adopted 70 meet
such needs Both the s0cehi pack
aFe and the regular & jar may be
obtained IN Seattle At the Quaker
Drug Co and other leading drug
stores
Samples for experimental pnf.
poses may BE- had free Of charge
by wrltinz direct 60 the Emergency
Laboratories, 20 West Twentyffth
Street. New York CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
LAST K|RMESS
PERFORMANCE
ON TONIGHT
Has Been Great Success
Financially Performers
Like Their Parts and APP
plause They Have Re-
ceived.

Tho "klfmcaa which has been
STAGED hY Aoattln society this week
al the Moore therre. ends tonight
a ancceaa both financially and
otherwise. The dancers aud other
players are sorry 10 leave. after
having had 30 much pleasure out
OF their parts.
lust tso more performance Of
the klrmeaa,' sighed on the Of the
spanish dancers. AZ sho came off
The stage Al the Moore last nlrhi
Il could Just dance every night for
weeks and weeks. know ! could
aud the little enthusiast sank down
In heap her eyes bright with ox.
element
This Is the consensus Of opinion
among the society maids who have
uipred through the Intricate dances
Of the kirmeas, which has been held
this week for the sake Of charity.
Aud the audience grows more Gu.
thualanile every night.
Tho Performance tonight viii. con.
elude the klrmesu
The voting for The most popular
dancer continues 10 be one Of the
exciting events Of the performance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

ycuuE man sleeping and IN HE
dream 30 sees q rrrleN u present.
daY stage reirhfitisa Thea the
SCENE ehanHsR ana the dreamer o.
calls former ruuair unaf4s Nhose
popularity siii never lessen ~ he
arraHis The characters af these 90
ef11 aHnFar apon the miniature stage
aHd give faFal H1ieftlnus
NflHuNnuu playing 10 aiWaHs ac=
eaptatir when we'll done. and the
Five Afulus who ranir airrff from
Eufups are said to BE- the most 90
perl HtaYNfs im the world
AhtHit and MiHfhufua Wufthisf
rial brother and sister. have sing
los and daneiug aet ihsf cali On
the heach which e especially a..
sefFinE - praise Their songs are
an nss and afiainai beinE written
By themselves fuf their eSn use
Martini and MAMMALIAN. who term
themselves "taushahle ana Ap-
liauastia Ma aieians have hif upon
clever idss o. mgatlfYihx theft aus
aianrs with some clever illusions
ard tricks u magic and thea sxpos
Ing them
Mise tsna Panther u sknifui
slsckswiFs artist she presents q
taaeins novelty assisted BY Sam
Alnt eancius on the wire. on the
floor o. q spade and al over the
place -NoiHE 10 nahemey' Il the
title q the eharaffefistic offsfinN
o. Tbs ksmgs, tN0 iusky entertain
efa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
FRISCO PAPERS ARE
USING NO PICTURES
FOR FIRST TIME IN 20 YEARS
STRANGE THING OCCURS
IN CALIFORNIA CITY.

SAN FRANCISCO. july n For
the first time IN 20 years the morn.
iug papers Of San Francisco appear
ed today without containing q
single illustration The evening pa
pcru belonging 10 The local pub
fishers organization Will follow the
example this afternoon.
Tho engmyefa working for the
local newspapers were locked out
BY the publishers recently aH the
result Of q difference Of opinion
between tho eugrmera otganlga
tlon and the typographical union
over The jurisdiction Of mounting
cuts. For several DAYS the papers
have been relying upon mats and
Old cuts for their Illustrations Last
might It was decided 10 quit using
these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

~ the star Theatre tonight and
tomorrow the farewell performance
VII D. given 81 q vaudeville show
- unusual rsesiisnNe. iHFiudiHH
Charles Mack IN taHa Hack g.
trin and = 3 Emmst ths audiff
Monday aflrfunun nre show af
HeNsn eastern acts comes 60 the Mad
tsuh street show thup There will be-
the Sisters rlaHia. iarailaH. Hatnltf
acfrhats, itr Tufa isusnrsa taius
n.y. foot hAlaneefs. iuERiFfs miisif
acf1hats ard sWatd eaikrfa Will
liam Mitchell and iunh , Gala m
ne fffuehmau and tAa uthsf Pei
low MfHtHFia a Young woman who
sings and danfss. and Nho aiuaNH
aQnfafs masked uiehafa tiafHF and
Virginia iuHnsuft 10 q new tfsfestf
Held Tor Hanfum the Sisters Ciafs
encs a pair q Australian uuzErfa
and The French motion uiffurFa
these acts continuing Tor one ussh
with daily maiiness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

rs4|arinr Tomorrow night ~ The
- aitamhfk Theatre. the hsfHfa
tz1ssl1 tsfY elaborate nfuduftlnu
u lslAs Fttehs latest work an
s.ssailrn ffaa the German success.
nas Nauss sill start on Nhat
...-lsss 10 - most sHeaeasfui en-
5000 This will he The first
100 fees the Nftsea siuhsFt,
= s1ai The Independent mama q
Il "a q fer ~ nthef ftaHaH the
',s,rlrsnt IL sufa 10 attract wide
si.i,y NJ story D. itst ~ a ia 3
~ huefr with tempffameni, =
49, anhfl4ufi O. fNt fiius
-. i sasasei hy Ngiiett serrc-
= N a. pgsslasut 20 the fatrrs
- naiirsAt. ta impsesunats fls
- ~ niti sin the pffsilrut
~ ~ ferfs % EftiiuE fgoiH hin
ssNoll4a Nef a4ma igwFEfa e
r1f' II egafaf ketf her irta eil
rs q fcfspes. tHa fafefs fne Hrat
al r.ii kssaH ifr rial Mr. Rot.
"A Asf fhttef ffau cohess zee real
". q The president and TIE
I1sas sweetheart from Frisco
- - Etfra are three acts TO
" fae1ueistinxiy taruf farce and
q st u ere - ttr laraett ever
ralfei lq present sul b q gumaif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
NEWSPAPERMEN SEE
AND ENJOY SHOW

4 drcsa rehearsal Of Cheyenne
NUS Wild West shos wAf given
70 members o. tho STATS Of the Sc
attic daily Papers and other invited
guests last nlght. At the Western
Washington fair grounds There
Nefe Is Eood events on the pro.
gram The mingled bands Of In.
diana and eowpHnchers and The
scenes Of frontier hfc which they
portrayed we're quite realistic.
The Indians. tho cowboys and
girlH. tho riding. and the shooting
are al of them the ssry best Of
their hind. aud especially Is the
rope work Of Buffalo Vernon worth
uhlie.
The first regular performance o.
tho show Will b. given tonight at
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17

Far the coming week q tiii u -,
tfsorfiuaFy merit has been picked
ard an added attraction hes tssn %.
cured that etli make u me ~ The
best ever seen ~ local taHdHfiiie
The tia added attraction IL c1iiausts.
the smallest human creature % fuii
powers She 10 q dauref ~ wonder
fll grace ard hraatr and sinss like
= nlshtinFsis ehilusta Il EtaHys
Z fatesiis Slth the women and chi.
ircn
Aillsen MAy a Co viii present a
Romance 81 Virginia II tells a
story ~ two iefleH hearts Mics
NAY. Miss Van Tesseil. HAIRY Cum
mings. "a " kimhaIl ard fred
Hurtnef will appear In ihis pisYlri
The Fishers spectacular eant1f-
tionists come With an excellent rep
station for extraordinary work one
represents fros. the ether an ALT
gator hlAFfY nr lain 10 4 very fun B.
~ female impsrsauataf iiis act i
called The Oar Ola Maid leet
and xegh are expert FynlnAfia
fladtiah and blake have little sktt
called a lack and a Queen. saii "a
b hiiariuusif funuY Ths Artist Who
appears if tho pictured melody Ia
Mics Anita Wirkhsm The hiii viii
close With motion pictures b. the
isoiscapa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
ROUS|NG
MEETING At
THE ARMORY
Speeches on Child Labor,
Votes for Women and
Work in the Slums-
Such Cases Here in
Seattle.

The mass meeting called by the
Central Labor council In honor OF
the National Council OF womon Of
the United States. at the Armory
last night was a ruaslnE one, and
the work that the women Of the
country are doing for the better
meut Of the women aud ohil1ron
was made the subject Of addresses
BY prominent members Of the ma
uouai council
Mrs. Florence Kelley, Of New
York, who Tor four years held the
position Of state factory Inspector
u Illinois. and tho only woman to
hold that position. addressed the
gathering on the subject Of child
labor.
Mrs, Kelley gave graphically a
number OF cases that she had dis
covered here In Seattle where the
laws were being broken. She out
f'ff'3t " 'AAst i'NAhA WNfAfhN y HAAANAA
al child labor bureau might be e..
thtiiahcd
Rev Anna Howard SHAW. folluw
cd Mu KELLEY. choosing for her
topic Why ! Want the ballot. and
she made her reasons felt. She
stated that she believed the woman
In politics vas one 81 the great
needs Of the aluma This belief
she said Vas tho result Of yoafs
" work In the sluma Of Boston
and other cities
Mrs. blanche Mason. deputy state
labor commissioner. and De- Leuma
q. johnson apoke on labor prob
lens Thomas n MeMahnn aud
Fred s AecullouEh gave the ylews
OF the men workers T.. X Mohf
acted A. chairman Of the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-17
MEDICAL CONVENTION.

beginning next Tuesday. all The
medical associations In the North
seat viii be In convention herr for
four days There viii be represent
aiiYes here from all over the West
and Arrangements have been made
TO Accommodate 1000 people Dole.
gates are arriving In the city today.