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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
: SANTA ANA
Office 3l5 N. Sycamore.
1fome Phone 315.
RREvITlEs FROM SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA. June 19.-Papers were
filed today with the county recorder
giving an option to the Crown of the
Valley Oil company by w. B. Scott
on a tract of land known as lot l, Sec
ton 2, township 3, range 10 west. The
price for the option is $500 and the
total to be paid for the property is
$42,5OO. AS evidence that the deal is
bona tide the Crown of the Valley has
leased the property to the Pico Oil
company for the term of twenty years
with an option to lease for ten years
additional.
The new sugar factory is finished and
is now ready for business, but the beet
harvest will not begin for another
month. The engines We're started to-
day and the machinery found TO work
smoothly and well. At noon today
there was but a short gap to be fin
shed in the electric road between here
and Huntington Beach, and it was an
nounced that the last rail would be
laid by, tonight,
Word has been received from the
attorneys of the purchasers of the
Santa Ana school honds that the Sc
curities are satisfactory and the money
will he available at once. The school
fund includes $4,000 for grammar and
$25 900 for high school.
While Herbert Boose, the 12-year-
old son of John >Boose of East Seven
teenth street, was driving a team at
tached to a harrow in his fathers field
this morning the horses took fright and
ran away. knocking the boy down and
dragging him for some distance. one
tooth of the harrow came In contact
with the boys leg, cutting deep and
long cash that required several stitches
ia dress and bruising him severely
Suit has been filed by Fred r, Lam
horn against ]. w. Bowman for breach
of contract and damages in the sum
of $466 and costs are asked. The COM
plant alleges that defendant agreed to
supply plaintiff with four tons of chilli
peppers of first class quality at GER
tain price. but when they were re-
ceived by plaintiff in Los Angeles they
were found to be an inferior article.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
geles; G. A. Williams and wife, Den

geles; C. A Williams and wife, Den
yer; r. f. Bowden, Los Angeles.
OCEAN PARK, June 19.-Hotel De-
catur-Mrs. j. ]. Anderson and daugh
ter, San Francisco; A. c. Harphaur,
New York.. Mabel Nj. White, Ell Paso,
Tex; j. c. Neely, Ell Paso, Tex o. e.
Smith. Los Angeles Trust company;
Miss Virginia Hill, Los Angeles; Miss
Vera Hill. Los Angeles; j. p. Young,
Los Angeles; w. Smith, jr., Los An
geles; Eddie Bloom, Los Angeles; G.
e. Bushing, Los Angeles; c. r. PaslSo,
Yuma, Ariz.; A. Kenney and wife, Los
Angeles; G. S. Nicholson, sherman;
Los M. Walden, San Bernardino; Hal
X. Miller, Los Angeles; c. l.. Aines,
Los Angeles, Mrs. c. p. Hatherington.
Los Angeles; Miss V. Burnett, San
Francisco, Mrs. H. r. Ironbridge and
daughter, Denver, Colo; B. Darrou.
Los Angeles; r. S. Swanson, Omaha;
Ed. r. Williams, Blythe; d. M. Geffuhe.
Cleveland. o.; DIR. Claud, Los Angeles;
Florence N. Skeel, Los Angeles; George
H. Reed, Los Angeles; Harvig Mckee,
Los Angeles; Harry Wallace, Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Presented with Gold Watch

PASADENA, June 19.-Dean Arthur
II. Chamberlain of Throop institute
who is to sever his connection with the
school with the closing of business this
year, was the recipient today of a
handsome gold watch presented by his
fellows of the faculty. A committee
composed of Professors Gaylord, Sta
cey, Barner and Gilmore made the pre-
sentation in the deans office and Mr.,
Chamberlain, taken entirely by sur
prise. was only able to stammer a few
words of thanks as he accepted the
gift The watch is inscribed ITO Ar
thur Fl. Chamberlain, from the Throop
Faculty, June, 1909"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Latest News from NeighbOri1g Cities

tuition will open Monday. June 21, for
six weeks course in the languages
There viii be evening classes in Span
ish, French and German for business
men.
Former residents of Wisconsin now
living in Pasadena viii attend the an
nual picnic of the Southern California
Wisconsin society to be held in Syca-
more grove next Saturday.
Rev. James j. McLaren of River
side will be the principal speaker at
the Y. NJ. C. A. meeting in the First
Congregational church tomorrow after
noon, speaking on Living it Down.
The Pasadena high school alumni as
sociation will hold its annual meeting
Monday at La Casa Grande.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
TO HOLD BACCALAUREATE
SERVICES FOR GRADUATES

LONG BEACH, June 19,-Tomorrow
morning at II o'clock the baccalaureate
services Of the high school graduating
class will be held. The pastor of the
First NJ. e. church, the Rev. Will A.
Belts, will deliver the sermon in that
edihce. The members of the graduat-
ing class will meet at the church at
TO-: 40 o'clock and win occupy the front
center section of seats.
The church has been decorated pro-
fusely for the occasion by the mem
bers of the junior class, who will act
as ushers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
VIII Not Leave Pasadena

PASADENA, June 19.-John FL
Holmes, manager and lessee of both
the Hotel Green in this city and the
Hotel Rafael in San Rafael. has wired
friends in this city that the newspa per
reports to the effect that he was going
to take over the management of the
Grand hotel in San Diego are without
foundation. He has all the work he
can attend to at the present time with
his winter and summer hotels, the
seasons of which doVetail into each
other
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Electricians Picnic

SANTA MONICA. JHne l9.-The
members of the Los Angeles Electrical
Mems association to the number of 100
held their annual picnic at the Santa
Monica canyon resort today, arriving
in autos and on special trains over the
Los Angeles-Pacitic.
About sixty motor cars of various
descriptions We're banked up i'm the
grove. A barbecue dinner was served
at noon and various sports and amuse-
ments INDUCED in until sundoWn' When
thew took their departure for other
parts Of the beach and Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
BURBANK ITEMS

BURBANK, June 19.-The Women's
Aid society of the Presbyterian church
gave a social in the l. o. O. F. hall last
night An excellent program was rem
dered and ice cream and cake served.
Master Harry Dennis left yesterday
for Sunland, where he will pass the
summer with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M x. Chandler.
T. Story, who has a large stock ranch
at Bishop, Inyo county, has returned to
his home here with a large herd of fine
horses
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
NOTES FROM PASADENA

PASADENA, June 19-Rev, Leslie
K. p. Learned of All Saints Episcopal
church has been appointed to succeed
Mrs. M. M. Conan on the board of di-
rectors of the Pasadena Humane So
ciety.
The Pasadena Audubon society is
planning a picnic to be held Wednes-
day, June 23 in the home of Mrs
Eliza beth Grinnell, Birds Retreat" in
North Marengo avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
New instructor ENGAGED

PASADENA. June 19-President
James A. b. Scherer Of Throop instl-
tute has announced the engagement of
Carleton E. Durrell, whose parents
live in this city at 1888 North Madison
avenue, as the head of the German de-
partment next year.
Mr.. Durrell has been head master of
st. Matthews academy at Burlingame,
an Episcopal preparatory school, He
is a graduate of Stanford university,
where he secured the degree of master
of arts in 1897 and of bachelor of arts
in 1895 He studied afterward in the
University of Leipsc.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
SANTA MONICA
Cor Oregon ave. and Third street
Home pho3e IT'S
GOVERNMENT AGAIN DELAYS
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

SANTA MONICA, June ia fur
ther postponement of free delivery for
Santa Monica was announced today
when word was received by Postmas-
ter Summerfield that the projected free
delivery service for this city would be
held up i'm order to await the results
of the consolidation election, which
will be held August 5.
The citizens of the north side of the
city are expressing considerable in
dsnation that the department should
once more put off the service that they
have been fighting for for so many
years
The members of the consolidation
faction express themselves as willing to
wait for the Improvement in the serV-
ice until after the election.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
ELKs CHARTER STEAMER
FOR TRIP FROM SEATTLE

RBDONDO BEACH, June 19.-Word
has been received that one of the
steamers of the Pacific Coast com
pany has been chartered by the Elks
of Seattle to bring 1000 eXcurslonlsts
from the north to the July convention.
Tho f esident or Governor VIII be
placed at their disposal for the trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Suit for Divorce Filed

CHICAGO, June 19.-James Fl. La
Pearl today filed suit for divorce
against his Wife, Nellie la Pearl. Ad-
rian c. Honore, brother of Mrs. Potter
Palmer, is mentioned in the bill Re-
Gently La Pearl brought suit against
Honore for alienation of his wife's af-
fections.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Henry George Visits ToIstoy

TULA, Russia, June 19.-Henry
George, jr., is the guest of Count Leo
Tolstoy at Yasnai- Poliana- -Poliana.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
PASADENA

Circulation Dept. Home 1855: Sunset 274o.
Correspondent, lA5 S. Los Robes Ave.
Day-Both Phones So. Night-Home 1858
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
VENICE

Home 4o15, sunset 1881
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28
chelera Iaiaatum cured

Something like two years ago my
baby, which was then about year old,
was taken seriously III with cholera in.
fantum, vomiting and purgiug profusely
writes j. F. Dempsey Of Dempsey, Ala
l did what could TO relieve her but
did her no good. and being very much
alarmed about her went for physician
but failed to flnd one, 80 came back by
Elder Bros. Il Carriers store and Mr.
Elder recommended Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy.
! procured bottle Of it, went home as
IS quickly a possible and gave the baby
dose OF the remedy. 1t relieved her in
fifteen minutes and soon cured her en-.
tirely." For sals BY All Druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28

LOsT:-Pockct bOOk containing
about 800 in cash and $3.50 in
chccks, payable to Kirby V.
Bowen, and ticket. Pueblo to
Wichita, Kansas, Finder please
leave ut either bank In Monte Vista
aud receive reward.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28

The bridge across the Alamosa
river on tho old Platoro toll road
has becn replaced by now one by
Frank Wetzlcr, who will bc paid
for his work by subscription from
Monte Vista business men and
others.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28
AN OBJECT LESSON

The North Farm has been ditch
ing the northeast part of the big
farm this summer for drainage.
They have dug main ditch of
about two miles; and a mile and a
half of laterals. The latter have
been planked.
A good many ranchmen in the
valley will watch the result of this
experiment with great interest.
Your son says you talk to him
as if he were a hired man" well
l don't" answered Farmer Pole
stacker. II talk to Jack "A mighty
sight different from what | talk to
hired man. A hired man does
enough work now and then to
make it worth while coaxin' him"
James Irvine was down We'd
nesday from tho Worlds ranch.
He says there has been unusual
rains in the hills this summer and
lots of mud, but the grass is tall
and grazing good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28
Wllsaa.s Moaaneh oil

What is III Tho greatest and
tcst pam rcl,cvcr internally and
externally IN the San Luis Valley
"snd then some" For sale bv
II. ". OosTERHoUs
Monte Vista. Colo.
Cor. Monroe and THIRD Sta.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28
PATIENCE

prepared very exhaustive article
upon the methods used in build
ing railroads by the issue of
watered stock in the northwest,
and shows by facts and figures
how the people are held to pay
dividends on stocks based upon no
actual values, from which we quote
the following:
In former days it reused but
seldom, making at long intervals
noise like one awake and then
relapsing into sweet repose.
This is not SO important as you
may think, because even when it
did wake up, the court nullifed its
actions, so it might as we'll have
been asleep as awake.
Latterly, because of the injec-
ton of restless and aweless ele-
ment in its membership, it has in
sisted upon doing things, courts or
no courts.
One OF this seasons of dangerous
activity was when it heard the case
of the Inland Empire.
The reason it woke up then was
because the case developed such ex-
traordinary features and wastheoc-
casion of such an amazing revela-
ton, beyond all precedent IN rail
road history, that even govern
ment commission under a law de-
signed to produce atrophy was
obliged to give heed thereto.
In 1896 the Great Northern
bought for 81, 1873, 1856 control of
the Northern Pacific railroad and
with it an absolute control and
domination of the traffic and rates
of the northwest. The Northern
Pacific stock for which Sl,l33, 456
was then paid has now par value
of 1925, 1874, 100 and a market value
still greater
From control of our highways
few men gather monster secret
tribute, and this tribute they use
secretly to extend their control of
the highways and gather more
tribute.
In the end they become more
powerful than any government,
more powerful than the people.
lntrenched in their huge accumu-
lation of tribute, every dollar of
which spells power, they make the
future tribute what they will
From your minds now lay aside
all prejudice, all doctrine, all ro-
nance, all of the Misrepresentation
with which controlled press has
surrounded this subject. Consider
what these figures really mean
that have been set forth in the
foregoing pages. Here, then, is
the plain question:
Is it humanity possible that these
things shall continue il we are to
have republican form Of govern
ment?
One other thing:
Eminent bcncticiarlcs of the sys-
TEN of concealing aud dividing
enormous railroad profits continu-
ally assert that the issuing OF
watered stock is none of the pnb-
lies business.
II that be true, then. as clearly
shown in the experience Of the
people Of Spokane, the prices you
pay for the commodities you daily
consume, for food. clothing, aud
shelter, ARE none Of , our business,
and you have, in fact, no business
except 10 furnish the tribute ca
torted by these watercd stock is.
sues and TO hold your pence.
Ernest Malcolm Of Monte Vista
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28

n. NJ. Sutlcy aud Dan Jones
have made arrangements 70 send
their sons 10 tho State University
at Boulder tho coming year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28

Will Flinthnm. formerly Of In
lara, aud we'll known in Monte
Vista, Was In town Wednesday.
He il now In tho rial estate bust.
ness, operating In the Arkansas
valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28

Attorney Ed Ncwcomb. Of La
Jarn, WINS doing business in town
Wednesday. He says crops down
his way never looked better.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28

Frcnch 4 kcllar have received
. car load Of new bugyiss this
week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28
FOREST MEETING

The users OF the National forest
met with Grazing Chief Potter, at
Del Norte last week under the
auspices OF the Del Norte Com
mercial club; the meeting was call
ed to order by Jesse G. Wiley, P.
Mcleod Allen was made chairman,
l.. b. Sylvester, secretary.
Then followed an address by MIR.
Potter, covering principally the
primary reasons for the establish
ment of the National forest, and
the general policy of the service.
This was followed by questions
from Neale, Clemmons, Cochran
and others with remarks by Super
visor Morrill, that he had sent in a
report recommending the elimina-
ton of 40 sections from the exter-
ior boundaries of the Rio Grande
forest.
j. H. Weiss asked if the sheep
grazing fee was not excessive as
compared with other stock.
Mr.. Potter replied first, that
sheep rates were high as compared
with cattle, but under the system
of herding sheep they were more
destructive to the forest; second,
the demand for sheep range was
greater than the demand for cattle
range; third, the settler is more
apt to ow II cattle than sheep.
Moved by l.. b. Sylvester and
seconded by w. H. Cochran, that
the present plan of having a good
forest and clerical man, such as
Mr.. Morrill,, as superv visor and a
good grazing man such as Mr..
Bowers, as deputy, meets the ap-
proval of this meeting. Carried
unanimously.
Moved and seconded, that it is
the sense Of this meeting that they
prefer the grazing fees fixed by
Congress rather than by the de-
partment. Motion lost.
Discussion on free use of dead
timber followed in which Super
visor Morrill, stated that modiica-
tions to the regulations had been
made, making it less difficult to
procure fire wood for domestic use.
Moved and carried, that the
thanks of this meeting be extended
to Mr.. +. A. Potter for the light
he has thrown on dark subjects,
and that this meeting adjourn.
-Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28

Have you seen the new 2.
jewel Is size lngersoll- Trenton
$500 watch? Poole has them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28
POTATO BAKE AT DEL NoRTE

The dates set for the annual po-
tato bake and agricultural exhibit
ut Del Norte, will be September,
II and Is.
\ committee Of the Commercial
club held n meeting last Friday
night and made the preliminary
arrangements to make the two
days bowling success. l. A..
Ruark was appointed secretary
and the following men were APP
pointed to take charge of the
duties that go with the two days
j. ii. Weiss, chairman of the
finance committee; Lee Fairbanks,
chairman Of the premium list COM
mittec; A. q. Becre, chairman of
the committee for the selection Of
the place in which TO hold (the
exhibit; X. A. Chisholm, chairman
Of the exhibit committee; Byron
ShaiTcr. chairman Of the committee
ON amusements for the two days.
The dates chosen for the exhibit
are Friday and Saturday Septem-
ber II and Is. These dates are
taken for the reason that If il is
decided 10 make an exhibit at the
state fur ut Pueblo, il will give
time to prepare the exhibit for
shipment.-Prospcctor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28
POr Sale

For sale
Dc Laval cream separator. near.
" now. Phone, White $3.50.
j. n. JONES.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28

Ernest Malcolm Of Monte Vista
has been sent to the Industrial
school at Golden. Tho lad IL only
eight years old but has advanced
far enough in crime to steal
witch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-28
Poole has them!
WHAT
The nsw Insersoll. Treaton S.. 90
watch.

F0r Sale.
Young driving horse, city broke.
gentle. Inquire ut this Office.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
FORTUNATE ESCAPE
FOR AUTO PARTY

Guy Shipley. who runs the auto line
between here and Courtland for the
Palace Livery company, arrived in
town last night after going through a
smash up with his machine THURSDAY
afternoon. The accident occurred at
a point where the railroad track runs
in a deep cut, the wagon rosd being in
another cut, the track being concealed
from view. Had it not been for this,
he says. his machine would never have
been struck.
A switch engine struck the machine
at the crossing. throwing Shipiey TWEEN
~ feet. He sustained a bruised leg
and a few minor cuts The other two
occupants of the auto escaped en-
tirely uninjured
The machine was entirely demolish-
ed and ]. ]. Bowen went to Douglas
yesterday to purchase another TO take
its pace on the stage line phe new
machine win cost about $2,oes
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
4 DISTINGUISHED
PARTY NOW
EXPECTED

Postmaster General Hitchcock, Sec
rotary Ballinger, Delegate Cameron and
HovaI A. Smith are expected to arrive
in Bisbee dnuring the early part of the
coming week, either Sunday or Mon
lay, and plans for their proper recep-
ton are already being discussed.
The Board of Trade will take the
initiative in this matter, having called
a special meeting of members at the
city hall this morning at IL o'clock to
make arrangements for a banquet and
reception for the distinguished visit.
ors. The meeting was to have been
held this afternoon at 2:SO. but was
postponed on account of the baseball
isame.
II the plans al present entertained
are carried out a public reception. to
be followed by a banquet at the Cop
, per Queen, will I'LL in the program
upon the evening of their arrival in
this city. To discuss the details and
and TO ascertain the wishes of the
members of the Board Of Trade. Mr.
Buxton called the meeting.
While 1t is not certain that Mr.. Bal
linger will find it possible 10 come to
BisDee. { is thought that he viii
yield to the solicitations OF Mr.
Cameron and Mr.. Smith and pay the
big mining city of Arizona a visit
A telegram announcing his acceptance
is expected either today or tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
JUST BY WAY OF EXPERIMENT
Mr.. keyser Wanted Some One on
Whom to Test Good Qualities
Of His Bulldog.

Mr.. Keyser dropped in at States
bury's store the other day. and after
some preliminary conversation. he
said:
Jim, are you fond Of apples?"
We'll, yes, IL they are good" re-
sponded SALISBURY.
We'll, Jim, how are you on climbing
q fence. fence about eight feet high
How are you on climbing it all of a
sudden?"
Il dunno. might get over one II
/ was excited about something"
yes. And. Jim. you amt much
afraid of dogs. are you? You don't
skeef much when you see dog kinder
coming at you, savage like? How
would 1t strike you now IL such dog
as that was to grab you by the lGS?"
why. wouldn't like 1t, of course. ="
We'll, Jim. I've come around to ask
you favor. as friend. Jim, I've just
bought new dog, a sorter bull ter
rier, and the man said that he'd fly at
almost anybody. and hold on until he
was dead. Now, / have an idea the fel.
Ter was lying to me, and l thought
maybe IL you'd come around and help
me to give that dog-well. give him a
kinder trial trip. 1 might find out
about him"
What do you mean by trial trip?''
why, / thought I'd see if you
wouldn't go into my garden and pre-
tend to steal apples, and I'd stick this
dog on you, and then we'd see if that
man misrepresented the facts to me.
Certainly / won't"
20, come on now, Just 20 try him,
You may have all the apples you can
carry of with you"
Why. you must be crazy" {
Won't go? Not to oblige friend.
Not to ascertain the value of what
may be splendid fighting dog?"
''Of course ] won't"
20, very well, Their, don't; but the
first time ] see you anywhere near
my place I'll try him on you, any
way. / don't mind man being dis
obliging, but when he gets ornery
mean the way you are, he disgusts
me-"
Mr. Keyser is still looking for a per-
son for his pet to experiment on
New York
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
.B|SBEE WOMAN'S
CLUB HAS MEETING

The Bisbee Woman's club held very
interesting meeting Friday afternoon
at the Club house with very good
attendance.
Mrs. F. C. Hurst was elected vice
president vice Mrs. Philbrook, re
signed.
The following committees were Sc
lected to assist in carrying on the
work of the year:
Program committee: Mrs. Fred
Juliffe, leader; Mesdames Buxton
Morrison and Bledsoe.
Social Committee: Mrs. Grayson
chairman; Mesdames Stirling and
Flanagan.
House Committee: Mesdames Nc
sher and High
Philanthropic Committee: Mrs. F
c. Hurst, chairman; Mesdames A. E
Hurst, J. E. Curry and n. c. Bledsoe
Music Committee: Mesdames FranF
Juliffe, Thompson and Miss Bagby.
Press Committee: Mrs. G. K. Rey
nolds.
Entertainment Committee: Mes
danes F. C. Hurst, Bennitt and Hoo
Study Class: Mrs. Fred Juliffe.
The philantropic committee are ear
nestly requested to meet at the clut
club house Monday afternoon at 2 3
sharp. to discuss several matters o
great Importance; also all those inter
ested in philanthropic work of any
kind. There is a great deal to h
done along this line and a good meet
| ing is expected.
Club adjourned to the study worl
with Mrs. Fred Juliffe as leader; sub
ject: Literature of the Early Ages.
On October &c. the clubs birthday
there will be a luncheon given TO
club members only and outside clubs
Naco. Tombstone, and Douglas club
will be the guests of the local clrn
Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Sterling and Mrs
Flanagan have charge OF this event