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LONDON. July l5.-As IAN outcome OF
the recent imperial press conference III
Jondon representatives of the Eastern
and Indo- European Cable companies to-
dav agreed To reduce the press rate from
one shilling 10 nine pence a word pc
tween Great Britain and India, AUS Srana
and South Africa. provided the British
and colonial governments were prepared
"a assume their share OF the reduction
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FINE CABINET OF MINERAL. SPECI-
mems. largely from Utah. number from
various parts or the world value $3.50:
owner must sell at once. SIS will buy IL.
Call room 210 Tribune bldg il5Ii
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TWO GOOD JERSEY COWS. AND
calf; one small team. 1il5 So. Main.
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PERSONALS
MASSAGE
WANTED-SALESWEN
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEN, PRO
prietor 6S East First South, 200 rooms:
rates Poe, Soc and soc. x1g3i
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FOR SALE-NESA COUNTY NATION
al bank stock For further PARTICULARS
write o o. H., z. q. box 65l' Erhlu ErJn3
Junction, Colo. 6oV'
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l7t-INCH DOUBLE DISCHARGE LIEF
iet mining wheel. one extra wheel
used. Apply Jos. Masters. G44 So AN
East. t1Il0
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BIRDS of ALL KINDS-PARROTS
Japanese hnCRes. mocking birds, can
aries. parraqueets. nouris. etc - South
West Temple. tl3Cl
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TRINIDAD. Colo. July 15.-The fu-
neral Of John +. Hudson, cousin OF Gen.
L. :. Grant, who died here from paralysis,
was held this afternoon. Members of the
Grand Army OF the Republic escorted the
remains To Masonic cemetery, where in
leTment was made,
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WILL SELL. OR TRADE FOR TYPE
writer electric course in !. c, ), school
Address W-5. Tribune. Il50s
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r. r. TICKET TO DENVER OR COLO
RADIO Springs; male; tall, medium l3i
w. 18th SO. ti5--
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WE BUY AND SELL BANK AZ Al
sugar stocks: correspondence solicited
Kelly 6 Montrose, a2e Mccormick block;
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EGGS FOE SETTING, PRIZE WINNING
Black Mlnorca and Rhode Island hyaSii hy,Ii
VIVA. Deallin. 1880 South 9th East iSsa
phone. Murray 29ll-Red, oIoo-
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F1RST-CLASS X-RAY MACHINE At \
bargain. on easy terms. Or. u. y Cam
bic. Gl5 Boston bldg fIS-6
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS


BIRD CUWAN co.
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FOR SALE-ONE BAY GELDINCi. FIVE
Tribune. ,i5Ea
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FOR SALE-ROOMING HOUSE AT III
South w. T.. very cheap. Nc!
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2ND-HAND HOTEL. RANGES. CASH
registers. steel safes, store fixtures,
very cheap. Western Furniture Co. ,6i a.
So. State. pd-la
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FOR Observation-Disclosures


FURNITURE THREE ROOMS, NEW
good; 500 snap: fiat TO rent. III Fasi
18th South, Call mornings, t150g
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CHICAGO. July 15.-Clarence 4. Rug
giles, school teacher OF Denver, died IN
the county hospital today. supposedly
was found unconscious in a room In a
downtown hotel last Tuesday. He for
merly lived in California.
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EXPERIENCED GIRLS MRS. NJ. l.,
Gibson's Hardrcsslug Parlors, 215 So.
State. tl5li
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, NEW YORK. July 15.-That Mrs. Al
yah E Belmont. widow OF o III. =. Bel
mont, is greatly in earnest in her support
OF the cause OF woman's suffrage. is in
dicated by her lease for long term OF
large Office building in Fifth avenue.
These VIII be the Offices Of the Woman's 8
Suffrage league, and from there an extern
siVh and costly campaign throughout the
country will be conducted,
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PARIS, July ia son was born today
"a the Princess de Sagan who was Miss
Anna Gould Of New York. Prince Hele
de Sagan and Nine. Gould were married
.julv !. 1905 after her divorce irom
Count Boni de Castel!ane.
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PATRONIzE HOME INDUSTRY. NEW
runabout bugeics and one Ford auto
mobile In first class condition, o. 80 80
West Temple. slooo
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SECONDHAND ENGINES, BOILERS,
pipe, stecl etc Western Nachiner2 &
supply Co, $50 So 3rd West. Bell 3S9S; $50:
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HAVE TWO NICE FOTR-ROOM cor
taEes TO exchange for acreage Mnhan
Inv. Co, 2TS SO. ", Temple. tl5n5
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EDINBURGH. July 15.-The appeal
byourht by Mrs John Alexander Stirling
AGAINST the decree OF divorce In favor OF
NJ, Stirling, handed down in March Of
This year by Lord Guthrie, was today
Miss Clara Elizabeth Taylor OF New
Jersey. She was married to Mr.. Stirring
three years ago and counter suits for d.
Vorcs were brought by the couple the
latter part OF last year. Mrs. Stirling
netition was denied. Counsel for Mrs.
Stirling said arrangements were being
made to provide his client with an an
nuity of $3.50 out OF the estate OF her
former husband.
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WE SELL HOTELS. RESTAURANTS.
rooming houses grocery stores dru2
stores. saloons. or any Kind OF q business
YOU want The Lowis-Lowe CO., 223
Judge tldg. sz5Sl
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ONE $3.50 PIANO. Full SIZ. Ma
hoganE case, standard make: Thoroughly
guaranteed; $3.50. Telephone AGA Bell
1883
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FINE OAK SHELVING; ALSO SEC
ond- hand showcases. w. L. WethorIDao,y,
l5S-l60 W. 1st South pl'Ai
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SEATTLE. Wash, July 15.-The dele
gates to the convention OF the National
Lumber Manufacturers association, who
concluded their business, were guests to-
day OF the Pacific Coast Lumbernens as
sociation. Tomorrow the lumbermen OF
Tacoma will entertain the delegates and
on Saturday they will be the guests OF
Portland.
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; no washing. 80 Sixth East.
S27l0
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FOUR ROOMS NEW FI-RNITT-RF-
modern house lor rent. 419 f.. 9Th So
,i-2E
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o., sIha Kind You HaTo Always Bought
g.; s':::;'': :; .: z: ;, Z; /; Z; 4: '
Foreign News in Brief

MINES. France, July 15.-The monu-
,nent erected here TO Bernard Lazare, the
first defender Of Alfred Dreyfus. was
die rnolIshed with a hammer last night.
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FIRST-CLASS BOARDING HOUSE; ON
ist ave Y 7, Furniture Co. s22Z6
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SCAVENGERS
MIDWIFE
OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED


II. A. CARTER FUR CO, 81 w. lSr so.
furs repaired. remodeled. redyed. n542
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sCOVILLE e GUTHRIE. ,.
Real Estate and Business Opportunities
524-5 Judge bldg. Ind. 795. Bell 3,t,26;,
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TYPEWRITEKS FOT

HARNESS; ALSO SURREY AND POLE;
Inquire Geisy- Walker, i03 Tribune s3cce
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HELENA. Mont. July 16.-Goyernor
Norris today appointed Richard Moran
as assistant state boiler Inspector. vice
". W, Mapes. resigned, Tie governor
also appointed forty delegates to the
National Irrigation congress at Spokane,
headed by ], -. O'Donuen Of Billings.
and thirty-0ve delegates to the Transmits
sissippi Commercial congress at Denver,
headed by w. r. Alien Of Anaconda.
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DETROIT. July ia man pamed
Rosenberg, from Cleveland was found
murdered today, forty miles from here,
at summer resort on the st. Clair fats,
Rosenberg arrived there yesterday, with
two friends. 1t is reported thht one of
RosenbeTg's friends committed. suicide
after being placed under arrest. 1t is
said that Rosenberg carried a large sum
OF money.
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MACHINERY

-~>~>~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~~~>~~~~
FOR SALE-ONE 1SX36 FRASER &
Chalmers COrliss engine. Warren 9,
Boeuc, 22l TO 80 So. 3rd West Bell
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FINE SINGLE DRIVING HORSE.
buggy and harness 5ll South Ninth
East. tiG-o
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GENTLE. FINE-APPEAR ARING BIIGC;y
horse, harness, two seated trap. single
buggy; perfect condition; cheap. 57I So
Main. ,1e-I
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VETERINARY SCHOOLS
WALL PAPER CLEANING
COLLECTIONS

! COLLECT BILLS EVERYWHERE.
Wallaces u. 2. Walker Bids, Salt Lake
City r7st
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ONE DINING ROOM TABLE. LEATHER
seated chair, sectional bookcases. I
roller-top desk ana lot OF selr-ssaIi1p
fruit Jars; cheap. 2205 So 3rd last
Phone Forest 2S-Z. fJaoa
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCh-
HOLDERS MEETING.

Sewer Extension No. 2ss.
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YOUNG MEN WANTED TO QUALIFY
for travelling statesmen, Good wages !;
excellent opportunity. Call or write, i31
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SOLICITOR OF GOOD ADDRESS; GIVE
references R-5j, Tribune s3205
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BARBER WANTED AT 3l4 so. STATE.
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TWENTY FIVE WIDE AWAKE WELL
appearing men and women to work on
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GOOD LIVE REAL ESTATE AGENT, 4Oi
tlas plocI, 1909
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TWENTY FIVE WIDE AWAKE. WELL
appearing men and women to work on
exceptional proposition. Pleasant
work. Large returns. Address R-12
Tribune. s292T
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LADY'S FIRST TICKET TO SAN
Francisco, Los Angeles. Grand CANYON
until October 80; $50. INQUIRE 80 Fast
So Temple. Annex apartments. tiI05
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WANTED-TO CORRESPOND WITH A
good woman pastry cook who can go
TO Nevada town and either take a part
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room Address T.. .. Box l2S, East Ely,
Nevada. tl502
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SAN FRANCISCO. July Ii, Thomas
j. O'Bren, American ambassador TO Ja
pan, who arrived here from Toxic on
Tuesday, left for the east at noon today.
BOSTON, July I5.-Detroit was select
ed as next years convention city by the
executive board OF the Catholic Educa-
tional association today, and the dates
were 0Xed as July 5, 6 and I.
tional Council OF Women today elected
Mrs. Lillian Nj. Hollister OF Detroit.
president, and Mrs. Kate Waller Barch
Barrett OF Washington, D. c., vice prcsl
dent.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., July 15.-Tmmense
quantities of asphaltum have been found
on the Shoshonc Indian reservation, and
stampede from Lander TO stake out
claims and secure land from the Indians
is taking place,
TRINIDAD. Colo. July 15.-The fu-
neral OF John =. Hudson, cousin OF Gen.
L. :. Grant who died here from paralysis
was held this afternoon. Members of the
Grand Army OF the Republic escorted the
remains TO Masonic cemetery. where in
terment was made,
CHICAGO. July 15.-Clarence 4. Rug
giles, n school teacher OF Denver. died in
the county hospital today. supposedly
was found unconscious in q room in a
dCwntown hotel last Tuesday. He for
merIv lived In California
-
SEATTLE. Wash, July 1.-THE dele
gates TO the convention of the National
Lumber Manufacturers association who
concluded their business, were guests to-
day OF the Pncific Coast Lumbernens as
ISOLATION tomorrow the lumoermen OF
Iacolla VIII cnler'aiI tne uSleGdtes, hho
on SATURDAY they Will DC the guests Oh
portland
DETROIT July 1o.-A man named
Rosenberg, from Cleveland, was found
murdered today, forty miles from here,
at q summer resort on the st. Clair fats
Rosenberg arrived there yesterday, with
two friends. 1t is reported that one OF
Rosenberg's friends committed. suicide
said that Rosenberg carried a large sum
HELENA Mont. July 16.-Goyernor
as asoi assistent sis{e hoiler inspactorl Vice
". W, Mapes, resigned, The governor
National ioIi IrrIes,ion congress- at Spokane
headsd by j. y; o, ponnen ~ Of @ billings.
sissippi Commercial congress at Denver.
SEW ~ } aE}nn; JuiS - os ~ aI MrS' p eei- ni
mont Is sreatIy in earnest in her support
OF me cuuSc of WOmaO's suffrage. is in
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EXPERIENCED FEEDERS AND FOLD
ers for mangle work: also one high
class collar finisher. Sanitary Laundry,
80 So. ". Temple sS299
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GOOD BOOKKEEPER AND STENOG-
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TWO TICKETS TO DENVER. colo.
Call 2l2 West LIST South 1867
LADY'S TICKET TO CHICAGO. AD-
dress VIA Tribune fi66s
NEW IiXls TENT: ALSO HORSE. I
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
CITY MARSHAL GETS
LESS THAN DEPUTIES
SOUTH PASADENA Is DIVIDED
OVER TRUSTEES ACTION
Protest Has Been Sounded over the
Appointment of N. LedeerWood,
Grocer, as Fire
Marshal

PASADENA, Aug. THAT City Mar
shall William Johnston of South Pasa-
dena is underpaid is the opinion OF
many citizens of that city, particularly
since the action of the board Of trustees
last Monday night in taking from his
list of titles that of fire marshal, with
its attendant salary of $50 month.
At the present moment the marshal S
income from the city is $40 a month,
while his two deputies are in receipt OF
salaries of $75.
The board figures that as deputy
constable and sheriff Marshal john
ston receives enough in fees to make
up the balance, but there is talk of
petitioning the board to make the office
one which will pay well enough so that
o man can devote his entire time to the
work. 'hen the sum at present paid
for the office was fixed South Pasadena
was a village with o-ly a few hundred
inhabitants. Now it is city of several
thousand.
Protest also has been sounded in sew
eral quarters in regard to the appoint
ment of N. Ledgerwood as fire marshal
Mr.. Ledgerwood, one of the prominent
citizens, is the head of a grocery store,
and the protestants. while not doubling
his ability, do not believe he will have
tirle to handle the duties of the office.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
REDONDO BEACH
LOG S Pacific Ave. Phone 106.
Correspondent Phone So
OF WEEKLIES TO
HOLD OUTING AT REDOND0
Chamber of Commerce to Entertain
Scribes from Southern Cali
fornia Towns

RBDONDO BEACH, Aug. 7.-By
proclamation and official order from
the representatives of Father Neptune,
the inhabitants of this city are eau
toned to look we'll to their behavior
Monday on pain of being written up in
most of the weekly papers of Southern
California. The occasion will be the
all-day outing of the Weekly Press as
ISOLATION, the members of which will
be the guests of the Redondo Beach
chamber of commerce.
The editors will throw off the Calling
yoke of the Office devil, free their
minds of the worry about the delin-
quent subscriber and let the locals and
municipal troubles of their various
towns proceed unhampered on this day,
while they splash away their years
troubles in the ocean and hold high
carnival on the seashore.
An elaborate program is being ar
ranged by the officers of the local or
ganization for the entertainment of the
scribes, and the fiat has gone forth,
IF you don't want to enjoy yourself,
don't come" Blue pencils checked
free"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
LOS ANGELES FELLOWSHIP
MEMBERS PICNIC AT BEACH
Athletic sports and Baseball Game
Held in Afternoon, Dancing
Party at Night

PLAYA DEL REY, Aug. THE
members of the Los Angeles Fellow
ship, to the number of 200, participated
in their annual outing here today. The
forenoon was passed in boating and
bathing, and at noon all gathered to-
gether and partook of a monster basket
luncheon.
In the afternoon there was a large
and varied program of athletic sports,
running races for men and women.
boys and girls, obstacle races and spe-
cial feature races. Pennants with the
Fellowship monogram beautifully in
scribed were given as prizes to the
winners.
A ball game between the married
men and the bachelors progressed eX-
citingly until the fourth inning, when
Pitcher Sam Dickson of the Benedicts,
who persisted in hitting the lone bat
of the opposition every time he threw
the ball, finally put over a hot one
which broke the stick and rebounded
into center field for a home run, bring
ing the game to a sudden ending.
In the evening there was pleasant
dancing party in the auditorium, a
number of additional members arriving
from the city and joining in the fun.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
SAN PEDRO
Correspondent Home 372.
Circulation 125 5th st.
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
UNDER HEAP OF SAWDUST
EmpIoye of Mill and Lumber Company
Buried In Dump for an Hour
and a Half

SAN PEDRO, Aug. 7.-Buried in q
sawdust dump for more than an houi
and a half, Mike Verdugo, an employe
of the Kerckhoff- Gunner Mill & Lum-
Der company, was rescued from slow
death of suffocation by fellow employees
who had missed him.
Verdugo was working in the dump
which holds the sawdust as it comes
from the mill. The saWdust is hauled
away from time to time in wagons.
In some manner Verdugo fell into
the dump and was unable to get out.
The increasing covering of sawdust
over him would soon have suffocated
him if he had not been rescued, and
as it was it took energetic work by
the office force and the man at the yard
to bring him to.
A few years ago Albert HUT, an en-
ploye of the San Pedro Lumber COM
pany, met his death here by being
literally buried alive in sawdust from
the mill. 1t was such a horrible
death which Verdugo escaped today.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
TOURNAMENT PARK NOT
LOST" DECLARES MAYOR
Pasadena's Chief Executive Says That
Terms fer Transfer to City Meet
with Approval of Council

PASADENA, Aug. Mayor Thomas
Farley does not believe that Tourna-
ment park. as has been announced by
the director of the Tournament of
Roses association, is definitely lost to
the city.
MIR. Carey and | never have dis
agreed on the terms at which the park
was to be transferred, he said this
afternoon. THE tournament associa-
tion wants to deed the park to the
city, retaining full control for twenty
five years, providing the tournament
Is kept up. After that it will be given
three days a year in which to hold the
tournament and is bound not to allow
the use of the park for Sunday sports.
"These terms meet with my approval,
and with that of practically all the
members OF the council. Assistant City
Attorney Honberger will return from
his vacation in a few days, and l think
the deed viii be drawn up at that time
and the transfer consummated."
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
PASADENA NEWS NOTES

PASADENA, Aug. 7.--Dr. r. c. Ohm
sted of North Pasadena is believed to
be the choice of the board of education
for the vacancy existing in the office
of medical inspector of the Pasadena
schools. The office will be filled at the
next board meeting, which will be held
tomorrow night
Members of the La Docenc club to-
night enjoyed a hayride to San Gabriel,
returning by way of Oak Knoll About
twenty participated in the affair.
The Delta Theta Gamma club has
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Charles B. Moody; vice president.
Mrs. Warren Bagby; secretary, Miss
Edith Gray; treasurer, Walter Ghotz.
DR.. w. A. Burr of 440 South Pasadena
avenue has been appointed by Mayor
Thomas Farley as the delegate from
this city to the Trans Mississippi Com
mercial convention, which will meet
this month in Denver.
r. C. Lewis has been reelected super
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
LOS ANGELES DAY IS
OBSERVED AT VENICE
CITY OFFICIALS OF CITIES
MAKE ADDRESSES
Aquatic Sports Held in Afternoon and
Fireworks at Night-Confetti
Ball and Carnival End
Festivities
TSneciaI TO The Herald. ]


VENICE, Aug. THE second an
nual Los Angeles day at this beach
was celebrated in a fitting manner here
today. Not but what every day is Los
Angeles day here, because there are so
many Angelenos visiting daily that 1t
is impossible to keep track of them,
but there is one day set apart each
year when the officials of the chamber
of commerce and city governments of
the two communities get together and
make speeches of welcome and con-
graduation to the assembled crowds of
citizens of each city and afterward dine
together at the Ship hotel.
Today the principal speaker was
James S. Slauson, vice president of the
Los Angeles chamber of commerce.
Guy Eddy, representing the legal de-
partment, also spoke. Mayor H. B.
Calkins and City Attorney Byron C.
Hanna made addresses of welcome.
Various aquatic stunts were per-
formed for the benefit of the visitors
in the afternoon, and in the evening an
elaborate display of fireworks took
place on the ocean front. A confetti
ball and carnival ended the days en-
joyment.